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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-21
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-21

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-21

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-21

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-21

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22

CLEARED 9Th. Merviu. Psarcs. Now York
TRoox. April 10 Sailed, Dill senta. Kahn Qushec.
TRIESTE, April SAILED sirens. Doleas. New York
WrsnrcM April s-Arrvsd at Bridge. Charleston
WATsaroRD April Arrived. Nipots Aecame. Crovata
Philadelphia.
sailed 10TH Argo. OLSON, Qusoec.
AMSTERDAM April Sos hales OF cotton. Pct,r
land HAYS been old auction reasng an average price
OF nearly e. per bale.
GtnnALrAa April 4-Ths br,g wapit completed reload.
Ing her Of petroleum ana was shifted to
safe berth by tho steam barge y L.
HAWKE ApriI s-The Henrietta arrived at Dunkirk from
California twheat,; has cargo d ,msged
The FerrerD tal). Arrived Vt Marsees rom New York;
has her cargo damaged 3
LONDON April 1.-THE Cadiz ISL Drummond. arrived In
tbs river from caaix reports Aprl g. At 80 AM passed
the Cslops ts. with the ship vermont q Liverpool In
ushant bearing Nj by e. distant - miles; fresh
oaseriy Wild aud hne weather The fnreyard II
WAS broken sngs. mainsa and foretopmsst
sail blown pieces other sails fnried except lower 1n
The Gordon Castle az, Kidd arrived IN tho river from
New York. reports-Apr In lat 40 ~ lon 80 ", passed
ward black red bands masthead either rust or paut
ST UnKs April THE Fortuna surveyed on the %
inst tn, entire discharge Of the ballast
for tho insp sction Of the hull and bottom.
TAxAo Feb 35The Forest Belle. bark, Of Portland C,
Nnyes from Cardiff for Hong Kong before reported,
struck u sunken rock Botcl Tobaso. Feb III. and
was seriously damaged that she was Obliged to be
besched In Kw1 Lisnx Bay. little 90 tho north.
ports that thr rock which thu vessel struck
hertz unknown and that Bota Tohsvo ho.e At the
chartered vssscl to proceed to ths wrcck and. after
what he intends to proceed TO Hong Kong to
seek further assistance t
Woo. April 9-The Vermont shin. OF Iverp 'ol. from
April in sinking conditions man drowned; rest Of
crew saved BY Patra brig. OF Brxham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22
DEATH IN A CELL.

John Norton, thirty years OF age aud at ono
time actor arrested on Saturday after
noon for intoxicatioD ana locked up cell in tho
Twenty ninth precinct station house The door,
man. when gong his rounds nj four O'Clock yesterday
morning, saw Norton stretched the cell floor and
breathing heavily. An ambulance was tclegraphcd
tor but before II arrived Norton was dead. Coroner
Croker Will investigate the cause OF his death, which
1t Is believed resulted from alcoholism.
Al the time OF his arrest Norton was In the CON-
pany OF Thomas Goggin, waiter who resides at Nc.
l42 West Twcnty.sixth street. Both mon very
him. Gog:in was locker up on the charge preferred
by Norton, well as Tor I'M oxicaton. During tho
night Norton became very noisy 10 hts cell, repeat
ing parts oil plays ana gesticulatng Wildly as no
paced up AMI down his narrow quarters. The door
visited him several times and tried 10 persuade
Keep quiet. The last time no saw him was but
u few moments before his death, ana he was bcn
slnnding tho cell with his hands claspcd
around the iron grazing. taking loudly and apparently
thing his body The only mark Of vlo-
ience discovered dtsoooraton OF tho
left eye. such as might be produced by blow. An
autopsy will be made to-day ny Deputy Coroner Nc
WINNIE The mother OF deceaSed called at the sta
tion house and identified the body OF her son. He IS
said 10 have been line olocutionist and made con-
siderable money by preparing pupils for the stage.
the money earned by teaching he squandered for
drink. His father was clergyman and his mother n
member OF o very o. d and arstocratic Newport (R
family The prisoner Goggin was bold 10 await tho
result OF tho Coroners investigation although there
Is but little doubt that his death duo 70
eencc in sumuiauts, taken, II Is claimed by his
friends, to relieve him Of some painful Internal all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22
BELOW.
Ship priva.ser cBs,. Cox. from London March 10.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Brooks OF the Inman steamer City Of Mon
trea Livctbool. and Capt Gsdd. OF the steamer
Nevada hence AZ Liverpool have our thanks for special
meteorological observations In connection With tho
HERALD Weather Service.
Ewing new. while beating In Cold Spring Inlet this
from Tor Cape May with sos s0 oS
lumber viii probably get of NJ noxt high water.
from this s %
American Shoals tho night Of the 10th inst She is in
charge Of wrcckcrs.
s4, 81. 90 from ss :n' ss.ss
with rudacr and bo1ss.y, LOST tight and would Try
board Mr. Backwood passenger who was brought to
this port.
SAY Francisco, AP I4Informasi0n has been received
jacques uartes cap.:n aa'on she LETT h' port so.nt
Australia where she arrived safely She ssed themes for
s o. ss .AS
been q. to the fate q the Of 10 :ou: the
The hnl Of tho Pacific OF San Francisco which
the nohrn Sosss ana last. he:
swept fron, tho deck.
9SSn GO
Der Feb II. arrived At Grcenock March ~ .ailcd
maNing the round voyage IN o. days
surrnrILprxa- William Adams Son. OF East boo thbay
ssgs so s. and we appointed
respect.
q
Woodbury. n schooner Of the following dimensions 30
feet ,onr beam 42 deep and about
AZ sport, April IS from Messrs ,icun Co.'s yard
the bark Ponobscot OF 3s TONS haiiing from buck
She T. TO no Immediately fitted tor scs 60 be mandcd
nv Cant Isaiah Chipman Her lines Of
Length keel 1T fct length OF deck. 1873 fcot: BEAM
~ IiO ect depth lower hold 1875 feet bet~ecn decks
81. feet She is owned by the bu,asrs W. Gem and
+ nm Capt t;hpm an and ohm : Emery Co.
Yarmouth Me April Is. from the yard OF Giles Lor
ing the bark Edward IL Mayberry. Of 1857 tons She
then Portland Her length over ais 1879 feet
denth ISL. feet, ard 81 ITO feet wdc She Is
Chase, Lssvu 90. yesscn Boyd, Brett Son 90. d
will be undcd by Capt Knight late Of tho bark sarah
v She will load ~ Boston for Australia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22

nJ-NOrTCE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr-The NEW YORK
HERALD adopted distinguishing Coson night signal
for board the HERALD steam yacht showing whe
burning tho colos red g-ecn red changing from
Captains vessels upon seeing this signal will oblisc
by preparing marine they may have for the ship
News Department OF the HERALD
MY NOTICE To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captans officers
In the coastn and foreign trade oberv
ing displacement removal OF buoys requested
10 communicate the fact to the HERALD. that 1t
brought publicly the attention OF the authorities
letter TO the editor OF the HERALD New York
city, possible the number and posi-
ton displaced buoys the Of their removal will
suffice in observed along tho Atlantic and Pacific
coasts the American When they observed
OF European countries or in the Mediterranean
requested that information DO either by telegraph
or letter London Office Of the NEw YORK HERALb 20
Fleet street. London. the Paris Office 81 Avenue dc
popera Paris Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett, 40 Fleet street. London
"Bcnnctt 6I Avenue de ropcra Paris" Where Of
observed In the waters Of countries beyond
tho reach Of the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
may communicate with upon reaching the first
lent port This information will DO cablod free Of charge
to tho HERALD aud published.
-Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels
irving New York do by addressing to such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht. pier No East River, New
York Letters civcd from all parts OF tho world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22

81. Louis is moving tor an elevated railroad.
Utica Herald lpro Hayes):-"rhe party has advanced
beyond the Congressional caucus"
Nj. Evarts has remarked TO Chicago reporter that
no is not a candidate tor the Presidency.
ST. Louis Republican (de.n.):-"rhc country is sat
sed with Mr. Hayes whether his title good not"
Baltimore Sun nd) :-.Aiready ne platforms OF the
old parties are being fashioned to catch the new
breeze"
Governor Millor. General s. 2. Hughes and Colonel
Thomas Fletcher embryo candidates for Governor
OF Arkansas.
Philadelphia Telegraph rep Ex-senator Conking.
like Senator Howe. appears TO have given himself
away without sufficient cause"
General Holman. OF Indiana, will Ind Little oppo-
sion 10 his return to Congress for another term So
says tho Indianapolis journal trcp.)
There is n steady tide OF emigration from Pennsyl-
vania TO Kansas recent train carried 500 persons
from Harrisburg beyond the Missouri.
Boston Traveller (rcp.);-.'rhc republican party
must stick 10 principles. leaving to take care
OF themselves, and by this means It conquer -
The following persons arc mentioned by the Ar
kansas journals probable candidates for Congress
r. /. Kerr, James w. Halter, T.. G. Ganse and J. w.
House.
The Cincinnati Gazette (repub,ican) says:-"rho
democrats OF Indiana realize that their political hopes
for tho next twenty years depend upon their getting
POSSESSION or tho Legislature the coming election
AMI that object all the party leaders
qured to whatever capacity they can be
the most useful"
Charleston Ne,os (democratic):-"rhe democratic
party national politics represents what Is left OF the
determination Of the people to keep this country a
republic whilo the republican party by It's preaching
Its practices, runs steadily toward the one thing
that all good Americans profess 10 abhor-a dcspo-
tn foct
have IL not In name"
Springfield Republican pro-Haycs) 1.-THE real
trouble with The New York Adonts is that the people
are rot 20 be hoodwinked They see right through
tho Senator who has nothing but sweeping condemns
tion for an Administrator that has given tho country
hard working Cabinet, most crcditabe foreign rep
resentalion, and a higher tone In the whole public
service than has pcrvaded It for many years. And
they rapidly coming to set down at his valua
ton the whose only motive of action Is seen to
be tho hopc OF furthering hopeless Presidential
ambition, and who allows hts honest convictions
be Suppressed, whom vital questions before the
Senate, for'iear OF injuring hts chances"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL q, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny ruE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wurrEsToSE TE.EGRAPH LTSg.

REPORTED ny rnr HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuIrEsToSE TEiEGRAPn LINZ.
Steamer wyanoke, Couch. Richmond, city Point and
Norfolk, with ndse and passengers TO tie od Dominion
ship Golden State Deano Shanghai Jan ~ with TO
Low Br Passed the meridian o. the Cape Of Good s
"a 30 had weather and moderate monsoons down
the CHINA ses light trades In the Indian Ocean TO LAT
20 IS s. 90 E then encountered cyclone, wind vccr.
ship iasKa tof Bath Cotton Liverpool via Tybce 81
bark Inva (Norj, Olsen Bristol 10 days. in ballast to
Tobias CO. April Ia ANGUS llauson seaman. fell from
anopsnilyatd, and died minutes atcrward and was
Bark Xoraensod tNor Petersen. Gloucester ~ days,
In ballast TO Funeh. Edye n Co.
Bark Trace Cam tof Yarmouth, Ns). Grant Londou-
derry 81 days In ballast. TO Boyd & 1incken.
Bark Kepha tNor Fcfgcsen Arenda ~ days. IN ballast
to Funcn fdye n Go. -
md.e Tobias CO. April 10 lat ~ 81 Ion ~ a.. saw
a British bark steering v showing signals QGMS.
utt'ic cot Windsor M. Lockhaft, Dunkirk FEB
H. via st Thomas 10 days In ballast to Whitney 90.
Bars Nnyn tSoa Aibrcchsen, Bilbao 80 days In bat
las TO Tobias Co.
bstk Lctisa dab Cadero Lisbon ~ days. In ballast 10
Bars Oscar ID (swcl IIcigrcn. Pernambuco 80 days,
with sugar TO Drese Morgan Cos vessel to Benham
Boyescn Crossed tho Eansor March ~ IN lon ~ 80
Pratt Stvn. Matansss III days. with sugar 70
order; vessel to Brett. Son A To-
bark n Chadwick tot fortlandl, How Masanzas. via
Hampton Road. IL DAYS. with molasscs 20 II Howell,
Bark leo 4 Kemp aitratar), Taylor, sngua II days.
with sugar 20 order: vessel 20 q Luling %.
Brig Emily lof Bei'sc). Hanson, Belize. hond, 20 days.
Brig Modesto so. Pcera !, Johns PR 20 days. in bat
Be Tie Charley tof Parrsboro. Ns) Nahony csrdcnas
Is DAYS with meado 20 vessel 10 Nevius SON.
DAYS OF iIaerss, with heavy gales from ENE TO
NSE Ap 49, lat "a 90. Ion 70 - saw alsrve msss with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22
OBI1 UARY.
MAJoR-GESERAL JOHN ,. PECK.

MAJoR-GENERAI JOHN J. PECK.
Major.Gcncrai John J. Peck. veteran OF the Mexi-
can war and the OF the rebellion, died at his
residence In Syracuse yesterday, aged 0ycght years.
Deceased was native OF onondagt Couaty, and re-
sided therein the greater portion OF his lite lie grad
uated from west Point ~ lS43 in the class with Gen.
erals Grant ana Franklin and ranked eighth. he
served with great distinction IN the Mexican War,
gaining the admiration and praise OF Generals Worth
and Scott Tor vaior ana sagacity. He took part In
thirty-scvcn different engagements before tho
close OF the war In inc civil war Cen
cral Peck was distinguished as soldier
many times rendering invaluable service. Al
Williamsburg his brigade, led by himself after his
horse was shot under INN, saved tho day aud re-
trievcd HooKcr's lost fortunes. His noble conduct
and unrcenting fcsistencc at tho siege OF Suffolk,
whore he received injuries nualiy resulting In death
has recorded In all tho histories OF tho great
beon. In 1865 General Peck was assigned to the
comm md OF the Dcpar ment OF the East, with head
quarters nt New York. He was delegate to the
Charleston Convention and voted Tor Douglas tor
President lie was the prime mover IN tho Soldiers
ana Sailors Convention ut Cleveland In 1858 lie was
twice democratic candidate Tor Congress- from this
district
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22

The sudden death CT II. IidoIonsc Rousss, for many
years editor Of the Journal Fnapcier ana OF the lib.
crai aud aDti-clcricai National announced from
Paris by cable a fortnight ago. N. Roussct was q
forcbe ard energetic writer, fearless upholder OF
liberal doctrines. ntncnt authority on all IMAM
cal matters, ami an indcfstgabe literary worker.
tus highly honorable character, keen wit ana
great Kindness OF deposition had endcarcd him
TO hts numerous friends, and his weekly literary
dinpcrs at his charming villa at Abort were among
tho most agreeable reunions IN Paris. devoted I'D.
mircr OF art. he had formed splendid gallery OF
aIccnt aud modern paintings, OF winch no was justly
proud Tho regret inspired by his death, even ~ toe
political camp Is genuine ana universal. N. Koussct
was the only brother OF NJ Gamble Roussct, member
of the French Academy, and author OF tho wclknown
"Hstoirc dc Louyos,n ana uncle to al. LEON Roussct
one OF the best living Chinese scholars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22
STABBED BY A BOY.

Waterman named Thomas Meehnn, employed nj
the Newsboys' Lodging House, No 100 East Eleventh
street. severely stabbed tho neck last evening
with a pocket knife In the hands OF John Doap,
Dootblack, who lodged in the house.
The wounded man was attended by Dr. Toal ana
left for his nome. Dolan locked up in tho Eleventh
precinct police station. Doan had been In the habit
oil swearing, ana was reported several times by tho
Waterman for doing The rules OF the house conf
PEELED The boy 10 pay hne for each offence ana no
fclt angry toward Meehan on that account SHORTY
before tho stabuing Meehan reprimanded boy Tor
bad behavior and threatened TO put him out OF the
house. Tho boy then drew the kniic and stabbed
him. no wound Is ugly laccratcd one, ana tho ugh
scycrc rs psidcred dangerous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22
SPOKEN.

ship Mary Frazer tr), Dexter. from Cardih Tor Maya
saki. no date. lat AZ n, lon l2W.
ship Csrbrook Castle t,rj Frccbody from Chlcutts Tor
New YORK, March Is oil st helena
shin Cnlistn Hnws (Br. Harding, from Grccnocr Tor
Quebec, April y. lat ~ ~. Ion ~ o.
Bsrk Europa tGer, kimme from New YORK for London.
April g. lat ~ TX. Ion ~ Is :.
bark bremen tGcr. Lc'ke, from New York for Havro.
March 3 d lat 40 40. Ion - 20.
lat ~, Ion IL.
Bark Jupiter QGer LcitKs from PensacoIs Tor Grange
mouth, Apri I, lat ~ 90 Ion % Is.
BARK ohm Clek, Conant, from Amsterdam Tor Bata.
vim, March 30, lat ~ N. Ion ~ w.
bark Beltistc (Br) Williams from Csaricston Tor Liver
pool. March 81. lat ~ So Ion 10 A..
Bark Marina tBr), jean. from New YORK for London
April s, lat AZ on. Ion - 10.
Bark Ada Gray Plunmer, from Portland Tor Buenos
Ayrcs. Feb 30 LAT 9 n Ion ~ W.
Brig Oromocto (Ir) Christian. from Philsdophia TOT
Gloucester. March 81. lat ~ 80, Ion ~ ~.
Brig Isis anderson from Philadelphia tor Boston, April
81. 10 miles OF Bsrnegat
schr jesse Murdock socr m Bath for Washington.
Dc, April 30 on West Chop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22
HIS FIRST OFFENCE.

John Talbot a stout ablc-bodied carman, aged 1fy.
residing with his w,fo and family OF i've little
at NO IS William street, on the 18th Inst. stole four
pounds OF Spanish saffron worth $40, from John 4.
Stoothon, Of No ~ Liberty street Hc took tho goods
10 ono Hart who bought them OF him Tor one-third
their value Talbot arrested, and al
ted he had taken the saffron. He brought to tho
Tombs yesterday, where with tears In his eyes no
asked tho Justice let him on no intoxicated
when hc committed the theft He said ne had borne
an cxccIcnt character tor twenty years,
was his nrst offence. lie was held IN $500 Hart,
who present. was censured by tho magistrate for
buying the goods when II was evident they were
law