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The New York herald., 1878-03-23
CLEARED.

Steamer Britannia tBr) Perry. Liverpool via Queens.
town-K ~ Cortis
steamer Ethiopia tBr), Campbell. Giasgow-Henderson
Bros 49, -.
steamer Noderland tBeir,. Randls. Antwerp-G
Cotton. d.sS
steamer City Of San Antonio Penning gton Fernandna
via Port Royal-C Mallory Co - ts'
stssuier Josephine Thomson, Moore, BAltimors-wm
Ship L q Burgess, starrstt, Ldvefpoo-snow Burgess
Ship Royal Alexandrs tBr), Humphrey Livorpool-war-
Bsrk Annie McNarn tBr, Lcavitt, Livsrpooi-suow 4
BARK Euples (Aus). Cosulch, Plymouth E-Funch Edys
Bark Gu,nare (Nor). Huesbye, Glasgow-C Tobias Co.
Bark Nereo tAus), seopinch Qussnstown for orders
Funch. Edye 90.
or Falmouth for orders-Funch, Edye Co.
Bark VIM Bstemau Ger. Wcnzel, Antwerp-Funch.
Bark stsdt Nor,, Jacobsen. Hsmburg-C Tobias 4 Co.
bark Aurora (Br), Churchill. DunkirkJames Eiwell
Bark Due Fratel dssD. Fcrraro. Nsples-Lauro Storey
Bark Trino tAuI. Premuda. Naples via Philadelphia
Brie Rachel Concy. Coney. st Reconsideration 4 Co.
Big James Stewart tBr), Bouehe st Johns, NF-Has-
ton. Watson 4 Co. go
Brig Laura tBr), sherrard. st John, NB-Boyd 4
big Il williams, Tucker. Portland. Ms--Brctt Son L
Schr Sterling (Brl. Peppcrli Oporto George Builey
Schr Carrie Saunders (Br). sauEderA Jsremo (sytb-
schr Molre Atherton, Arscibo, PR--Jed Frye A Co.
Schr Mary Webber. n aris. BaracoaIsaac X Staples
schr John Bray. wotten, Gloucester, Mass-R j God
schr Edward Clark. Ward. Hsrtford-Rackett 4 Bro
Sloop VIM Hunt. sylvester, Boston-Chas living.
Bsyk Frances (Br). for Buenos Ayres clear
yesterday by Isaac r. staples-not as reported.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
A FAST YOUNG MAN.

Mr. Ferdinand r. Walker. . wealthy paper NOR.
chant, whose place ot business Is At No. 18 Reade
street, entered the Twenty-third precinct station
house yesterday afternoon and reported to Captain
Robbins that his son Walter, aged eighteen
years, had stolen $500 worth or diamond
jeweIry from bis residence, No. 20 East
Eighty third street. Young Walker left his home
between ten ana eleven O'Clock yesterday morning
apparently very much agitatod, but did apposr
disnsr as was bis custom. Nothing was thought Of
Ihn until his mother looking ior her jewelry,
which had placed the mantclpicce Of hsr
ing room, iound gene. Wafer was St suspected
sad search made for him, but he could not be
found Walker for several months past, his
lasher says. been kser:ag company with oi fast
young men, and ~ ~ sA,d that the allowance made
him By hs father oId sofnce his extrsva
Gaoesr Up to . late hcur last night nothing had
6ssn heard Of hs Whereabouts, s;ahough several
tsettves were placed on his track
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyYIcI OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON, March 23-l A. NJ.
WA nspAaHNrSr

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyYICK THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON, March 23-t A. NJ.
For New England, tho Middle Atlantic States and
sewsr lake rogiop, warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather, winds mostly from southeast southw west
sud falling barometer, possibly followed In last
district By rising barometer and colder northwest
winds.
For The south Atlantic States, warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather, northeastery winds becoming
variable, and stationary or lowsr pressure
For the Gulf States, warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather. light southsriy winds and stationary pressure
For Tennessee and tho ONO Valley. clear or partly
cloudy weather. light sou,hery winds, stationary
lower pressure.
For the upper lake region, clear or partly cloudy
weather. sousherly, veering 10 coider north
wsst winds and falling followed by rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val
Icy, clear partly cloudy weather, warm souhery,
vesring TO colder northwesery winds and rising pre-.
csdsl q tho south and stations BY falling barom-
etsI
The Lower Mississippi River ~ and below Memphis
will remain nearly stationary.
csuuonsry signals continue at Cape Hattsras and
Csps Lockout
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH o, 1878
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS ANr HERALD
wHITEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Celtic (Br,. Glesds. Liverpool March II snd
Gor,is March 90 $50 AN. l4o miles Of sandy Hook,
ss:s s Afss asS
with mdso and passengers ;o W. Hurst u.., n and
sonns%p.ea isA and ssa passenger; X to to
4s % passed sss.msr Baltimore ldor. from Bremen for
Bnimore same day. Let A ls Ion Al is passed an In
Nerssssr lsesl vipps Apt,e.e March iR
~ nssn days. scyf ss heavily
1o Of s.hns the spare p,opss, OsxeSn dss. s
p.s. pras 0H' IN IL. shps side bofoSs Il Secured
p:s: sh Asss: ssssa.
pinwH 18Th with mdsc and 10 Pim Forwood
% aad a. o9 e.
II s .sss!s as' ss u
Brig Ts aasa .na
ery winds; March 10. of Chneosearuo. saw inrse can
N9rs pss.d.: fsr..PsSss e Sss,s ss
ss ss ;isss Rss.::'
s':as sfs 81;
o. s;Yi S!sa s:%:s .s n''
ss1r A.n. wst SS:sS1 d:s with cross ties
Sch. Sch, F;s''s 4 %his. as-ss: s:ss yn,i g,ssin.
sehr Kiehsrd Peterson, EngIish yirsfaio
sss ssss ~ f::ss R.:ss ,sPs's: oS'sn: yrssi. yss
Schr j ID 0thord. CLIFFORD. baltimore
Schr WRterlne, Kelly, Baltimore.
Schr X s Dean, Frazier Philadelphia for Taunton.
schr Lcveridgc, Corson, philadelphia for Fall River.
schr Cotngham, Ayrcs Philadephis for BrAiutree.
Mass
a-Barss Hos (Nor, from Bareelona aud Trno (Aus,
from LIVERPOOL which were anchored In the lower bay
came up to the city 22d, AM.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Of New Bedford. Fish, New Bedford for
New York with mdse and pasrcnGes TO Barring Davis
Bark Leone ltn fsrrero, Providence for New York. in
ballast to Funch. Edyo Co.
schr Lizzie l. Mills, Armstrong. New Bedford for New
York.
Schr Eva Diverty, Candy Providence for New YORK.
Schr Abbis Hodgman Blake Providence for New York.
Schr Aiioa, Knowles. Newport for New York.
Scnr sarah Reed, Arnold New London tor New FORK
Schr James shepperd Sbepperd, New Haven for Nov
Schr Lizzie Raymond, Lord, Now Havsn for New York.
Csrtondaie, from Providenco for New York
BOUND EAST
Steamer Delaware, Smith. New York for Norwich
Brig Hope (Br) Morrell. New York for HALIFAX Ms.
Brig E II Williams, Tucker, New York for Portland No
Schr George Trigg, Cannon New York for Davenport
Schr Henry hemscn, Allen. liohoxen tor Newport.
Schr II Brown. Sackett, Hsverstraw for Providence
Schr l. y McNicholI, Putt, fort johnson Bath.
Schr VIM W Barnes, Leach. Amboy for Bangor.
Schr j enpio NJ Carter, Garter. AmbOy for Bath
Schr Trade Wind. Gray: Amboy for Boston.
schr Gldcrseeve Hull. Amboy tor Boston.
Schr Ida Deilatorre. Crane. Amboy for Providence.
echr Liberty. Smith, Ambov for Norwich.
Schr j Perry. Philaoephia for New Bedford.
Schr G Lsue, Lane, Baltimore for Providence.
Schr Forest Oak, Parker Baltimore for Now Haven.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
SPOKEN.

Shin Francis Thorpe s), Buck. from Astoria. o. FOR
Queenstown, Feb 20, lat 80 n. Ion 81 W.
ship Anglo American (Br), from Bombay for Caao Jan
II, lat i, lUn "a e.
Bark Nor) from Gloucester E. for Now York. Fob
81. lat 90 Ion 10.
Bark Gutenberg Ger, Gcrach from Bremen for Charles
t0n March q. lat 40 48, Ion % 36.
Bark Emiranda Lsmpher from Now York for Melbourne.
Bark Louisa tFr1 from Now Orleans for Havre. tho
Gulf of NJ exico.
Bark Charles Cox Nova Scota) from Sourabaya for
Queenstown, Fob l, lat "a =, Ion 60 K.
Bark Sunbeam tBr) from Barrow for Doboy, no date,
lat 80 65. Ion 80 81.
BARK sarah Hobart from Trspani for Bosotn. date
lat 33 23, Ion IS A.
Brig Berths lBD rord from Boston Tor London March
Z, lat IS 3J N. Ion 20 81 w.
Brig Ida tBrI Comm from Boston for Africa Fob 2e
lat 81 n, lon "a W.
An American barkentne showing ensign over q square
white flag animal In steering Sc,
March o, lat 3S SIS N, Ion 50 w.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23

Total liabilities 1854 399 II
ing to some $3.50, ,oOo about 500 900 available to
meet liabilities OF over $120 00O
ErvECTs OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT.
THIS was startling news 10 the t0wnspe0plo, many
Of whom had their money deposited ~ she bank.
IL was thcn for tho hrst time noticed that Mr.. Hus.
osswr his deposit of $500 thai Mr. Morgan
relative Of Mr.. Odel the CASHIER had been for.
tuna.e enough 10 withdraw his money from u; shas
inc County Treasurer, who considefa bic dcpof.
itor withdrew bis deposits and that Mr. Wtlsea, the
president caused to be drawn out the public moneys
under his control several days before the failure. Al
Mr. Redhcd's doors most OF the blame was laid.
The people rushed the bank to find there had been
meeting Of the directors, VINO had determined that
tho bank should 60 into liquidation. Citizens we're
50 alarmed that run was made on the westchestor
County Savings Bank, which Is thought 10 be
was o short duration.
The intlurc 10 quito disaster 10 the town folk, and
the business OF the place will suffer- Mr. Wsca, the
last president is gentleman who has filled ofces Of
trust IN the place for twenty years. He now
aud has beeo for long time, momber OF
Port Warden OF New York. Mr. Curtis Is engaged IN
business IN the town. Mr.. OdeI has been In the As.
sembly, and has relatives holding Offices OF trust
wealth and honesty In he nss hborhood. II believed
that had the loans been confined 10 the residents
Tarryt0wn no trouble would havo ensued. II Is
thought that, with proper management OF the bonds
and mortgages and good judgment IN the collection
OF the demands due the bank, tho depositors will be
paid full Should the Comptroller approve OF tho
action OF tho stockholders the bank WILL during its
liquioaon, continue IN the hands Of tho board VI di
rectorS
STATEMENT
Mr.. Odell last evening madc the following state.
monI:-"rhe difficulty arises from OF caution on
tho part OF the president, Mr. Rsdned- Money was
loaned without proper security. Tho people heard
Mr. Red1eld was embarrassed aud thought It would
embarrass the bank they withdrew large deposits.
There was no run on the bank except from
people whose deposits light, and there has been
but little drawn. We arc closing out by advice OF the
Examiner. There were trust funds. The only
thing deposited In that way Is by the company Of
which am President, and there will be bad result
in that direction. ! havn't looked At the assets,
but the Examiner told mo all the deposilors would
be paid. The directors have gone over the assets
and say all 10 sraEnL The loss, II any, will upon
the directors have not been down to the bank for
Two or three days and have been waiting for tho Ex.
aminer We have received small deposits, but have
refused large The bank has no money invested
ia real estate There 10 no real estate money except
to secure loans. The building the bank occupies is
owned by other parties. The bank has never before
been trouble, and during Its career Gf twcvo or
thirteen years mas always until lately made money 1t
10 matter OF congratuation that receiver has been
appointed" $50.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM March 2l-Arrved. bark Fidcs Nor), Thor
sen. Mobile.
Asrwxnr March 2l-sailed. bark Harriet Hickman fBr)
Smith. Philadelphia
yn,sroI, A.rch as-s..,od. bark N.sron. tBp, Dix
Ivigtut
BRKxEx March 22-Arrved, ship john Mann (Br,. Gib
son, New York. ~.
BILBAO March ls-Saiied bark Mozart CNor). Albreth
sen United States: brig Hattie Pestis Br,, Hssnod DO
COPENHAGEN. March 14-Arrived, bark Subra (Nor),
otterbeck, New York; leth Martin Luther (Nor), Neil
sen. do.
CAprz to March 22-saed. schr John Proctor Doane.
Now Orleans; also Csrolina for New York.
FALMOUTH March 22-Sailed BARK Sir Chas Napier (Br)
Bastard, Darien.
FLEETWOOD. March 2i Arrived, bark Bellevue tBr,
| Kyhu Darion.
GLASGOW, March 2lArrived. brig Noruson (sw) Bjork
| mann, Wilmington, NC.
GALWAY March 2i-Sa1ed, bark Ada Barton (Br), Wy
| man, Cape Breton.
HULL March 22-Sailed, brig Lulu (Br,, Gvau. St John
| NIB.
Hrxnxs Trance,. to March 22-salsd, bark James 4
| Ward. Hslsey. Boston.
LIVERPOOL March 22-Arrived. steamer Airy (Br),
Wiikie, New Orleans
Sailed 22d. steamer Lord Give tBr), Urquhart, Phil
adslphia direct; ship washIr gton Martin. Now York.
| LONDON, March 22-Arrived, bark Douglass Campbell
CBr), Lordley, Portland. Me.
LIMERICK, March 22-Arhved, brig Priscilla (Ger) :,
Bischof. Baltimore
Sailed 23d bark Onni tRus). Dahlborg, Baltimore.
L,spox TO March 22-Saiied. bark Msranna VII Port)
| Lopez philadelphia
QUEENSTOWN, March 21 Arrived. bark Pater Aus).
MedeghettA Batmore 22d, steamers ALGERIA ODD Wat
son. Wisconsin 3D. Forsyth, New York for Liverpool
| land proceeded.
Sailed 22d, 4 Pm, steamer Germanc tBr). Kennedy
from LivcrpooD Now York.
SiLLorH, March 20ssiled, bark Oxo (Nor) DAHL Pascs
| gouia.
| ST MIcHAELs March i3-Arrived, bark Henrik Bjoru
| (Nor). simonsen, New York.
TRIESTE March ls--Arrived. bark Viking Nor), Ras
| mussen, Wilmington. NC.
VALENCIA March al-ssiled, steamers Arab 3D. Brown
| Phiadeiph volmer DAM, New York.
| Arrived at March D. Matilde, from -, with lo,s
Of and rigging and leaking also jesoned GOO cnses
of petroleum. Bark Matilde utaD. Or6ce, from Now
York. reported arrived Gibraltar prior TO arch
| o, and may be the vessel intended
LIVERPOOL, March 22-steamcr Abbotsford (Br) Jones'
from Liverpool Feb ~ for Nov York. has owed iuso
| tho Clyde with q broken propeller
LONDON, March 22-The steamer Somerset (Br) which
arrived at Bristol yesterday from New York. passed the
steamer Denmark tBr), Williams, from Lordon arch
Now York. the 14th In lat ~ lon 4s w. with
her rudder damaged She declined assistance. Tho
| has arrived at New York.
WEATHER REPORT.
PLYMOUTH March -. Pm Wind N, 6ne; barometer
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
LOST AND FOUND.

Mrs. ]. G. Clark, Of No. $40 Madison avenue, lost
dismsEd valued .. $780, ON wednesday last, in singu
lar manner Instead Of putting It In her bureau she
fastened IL the folds Of q window curtain BY
means OF ths pin attached to it. A servant
lusting the room, shook the curtain and
she jewel fell out into the street. gen.
uemsn living opposite, who heurd OF Mrs
UIark's loss, remembered having seen q scissors
rrtnder rho passed during that day stoop oown and
lick up something. description OF the man was
furnished 70 Detective Cumming, aud no succeeded
ast night In bringing 10 the Central Office Christian
Eatenbachsr, OF No 202 Franklin streoi, Greeppont
Who answered II The prisoner denied all knowledge
Of the lost jewel, but IL was found hidden In mis-
houoA
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
THE TARRYTowN BANK.

IT'S susPENEoN AYrER FOURTEEN YEARS OF
succEssyuL BusINEss-sMALL LOSS TO DE-
posrroRs-IxyuDIcIou LOANS THE CAUSE OF
FAILURE
The Tarrytown National Bank has gone into iqui-
dation with . prospect OF paying its depostors, and
even Of doing something for its stockholders The
announcement OF the failure was made yesterday,
and was q erea. surprise. although there are many
wissacrss who say II was expected long ago. I'll
true that there have been rumcrs OF the banks weak
ness for . long tmc past, which are now shown 10
have been correct In great degree.
There are but Two banks In Tarrytowu-the Ma
t,onal ana the Westchester County Savings Bank.
Both have had the full eonndsncs OF the community
up to the present time Tho National Bank was
started fourteen years ego, with John r. Bacon as it,
hrst president Mr.. Bacon was succeeded by George
Merritt q wealthy resident who when he
d,od leit behind some mililonh Luther Red
Geld was the third President II was not until
he eamo into Office that the bank suffered In
the least He Is q man sged ABOUT sixty. tall, and
hearty IN his manner but has always beon considered
little rapid for place like Tarrytown. He made
many friends, and WAS we'll liKsd. When he became
president tho bank was doing splendidiy. Im orig-
nal capital was 100000. but Redned found II, with
its bank stock, worth $4,000 II was paying
hs stockholders ten per cent Rcdheld remained
as President Tor eight years tho oank d'o DOL 90 30
we'll and its last statement showed that u was
paving eight per cent Redned retired last January.
During his management largo sums OF money were
loaned ON II il said insufficient security and nmany
instances 10 New Yorkers and residents Of new
Jersey. Interest had been paid on these
sums while RcdHeld remained In ONCE. but
when no went out the interest was
not forthcoming. It was believed that new man
aeement would remedy everything. Mr. A. O. Will
sca, we'll known gentleman, and for many years
supervsor IN tho towr, selected In Nj. Rodned's
place But Wiilsea was IN ofnce Tor a lev days only
when he was taken sick. Mr. e. Curtis was then
elected Vice President
THE ExAxIyBKs DISCOVERIES.
few days ago Mr.. Henry A. Paddock, OF Monroe,
United States Bank Examiner, came TO TArrytown.
instead OF leaving tho town as he made tho
usual bank examination, he fingered about, was
noticed to often visit the house OF Mr.. Odcil, CASHIER
and 10 buay bmself than usual In tho affairs OF
the institution. The people grew moro anxious.
gathered IN groups talk the matter over and thcn
waited in suspense Yesterday the startling news was
Announced that the bank had tailed.
On Monday last tho following statement Of the con.
diion Of tho bank was furnished to the stocknold.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
THE IRISH SOCIETIES.

The Convention OF Irish Societies last evening, at
Hbsrnia Hall, held their annual election Of officers.
They assembled about two hundred srcng as early as
eight o'clock, and. after Ave hours session, sue
eeeded In elect'ng the following gentlemen as officers
for the ensuing year:--President, Peter MCGOWAN
Vice President, Patrick Nultey; Financial Secretary,
John Cusick Assistant secrstsry, Michael j. Lap-
gan; Treasurer. Hugh Murray, and SergeaptsatArms.
Peter Costello ana Patrick Eggleton.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captain Bussiu Of the stssmcr Donau. from Bremen
via south smpton, and Captain Gsdd of the steamer
Nevada Liverpool have thanks for special
orolo1csi observations made in connection with tho
HERALD Weather Bureau.
Sur Y GARDNER from Galveston for Liverpool before
reported abandoned loaded with 5299 bales OF cotton
tue largest sent OF Galveston In sailing
vessel
bAnK HExsY PELHAM lBr, from Ipewich for Baltimore
which ashore 1t Portsmouth Nc, Feb a. has been
gotten oh and will proceed 10 Norfolk soon the
vaakhas nArmiAa khA laAks lhNa.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
lHE DEXTER BANK ROBBERY.
DEXTER. Me-. March o. ls7

DEXTER, Me-, March %, 1873.
Jennie Hope, alias James Watson, was examined
this forenoon before Justice Crosby In tho City Hail.
on charge OF breaking into ana entering the D. xtcr
Savings Bank the night Of July co. ls76 and CONS
m,ttcd IN 900 bonds for trial. He will be taken to
the Bangor Jail tonight Hope was not engaged IN
the murdsr OF Treasurer Barron, he beng the jail
of Hsddam, Conn, at that time II is certain that
Hope was ono Of tne men who robbed the Winthrop
nan In
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
BURNED TO DEATH.
LEI TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NoRroLK, Va, March 20 1873
Yesterday morning an accident caused the resi-.
1sses Of Mr.. ). E. White, At Muddy Greek, Princess
Asns county 70 take fire, and the dwelling, with ts
sostchts, was sosaIy DESTROYED. An infant child was
psugbs 10 the building and perished within sight or
thoSe who were unable 10 save u. Mr. While was
swsy 6shing frolic ~ the timo, and Mrs. White
sad only stepped short distance from tho house TO
soaosiag alive
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
THE BANK OF CHEMUNG.

ELxIRA, N. Y, March q, 1873
The Bank Of Chsmung suspended payment to-day.
1t was private banking institution, conducted by
Henry W. Beadle, who makes assignmen TO F. G.
Hall ana S. L. Gilstt. Tho amount OF deposits are
S2sOO00 Discounts and ovcrdraits arc reported at
$3.50 00O. A serious loss TO depositors Is feared.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
[BY rxIxonAPH TO THE HERALD. I

BETHEL. March 20, 1873
large Ore In Bethel this afternoon broke out in tho
large carpenter shop and planning mill owned by GIL.
bert Brothers and onsumed the entiro building and
large quantity OF lumOsr; the coal ONCE and coal
sheds of George Crofu with large quantity Of coal
also q barn owned By Harry Glover The loss will DO
e25 bes,des the personal loss Of number of
she hands employed IN the mill and yards Only by
the most strenuous exsrtons wns IL possible to save
she railroad depot and some other housca Insurance.
q nnn
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
SAILED.

Steamers Olaf DAM. Havre City Of san Antonio Fer
nandna, &c; barks stanley Nor). Bergen Flora (Nor)
Lynn. . N,
Annie Merritt, Baracoa John williams, Joseph Allen.
and Mary Wharf, for -.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tue following record will show the changes In tho
bsmpsrature for the past twentyfour hours IN com.
partson with the corresponding date OF last year. az
indicated BY the Thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 2l8 Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
WHALEMEN.

Schr Thomas Hunt Eldred At Now London reports sehr
Chas Sheaer Appemsp, OF Stonngton, Nov 1873, with
1000 skins.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23

considerable water for SO hours but since the gale has
N ade but little water.
WEYMOUTH March 1.-The Norwegian bark frank. from
Baltimore tor ths commenced tightening Cargo sn@
will probably come into harbor the 14th inst.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
NEW YORK, March 22-Noou.
Tho Western Union time ball to-day dropped two
ton tbs second fast.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURE PROM NEW yoRK yoR THE MONTHS
OF MARCH AND APRIL.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
FOREIGN PORTS.

PLYMOUTH. March -. PM Wind N. ans; barometer
1904
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
FIRE AT BETHEL, CONN.

'oSase ssmPsIssuTe TOT corresponding uNts Iast
4oo6s
The New York herald., 1878-03-23

sseun.er. snaa. Dss'in1ion- o6ee
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-12
Tie f.:pe: Tine e: s.a-.h.e...c.

l. has been discovered 10y French
chemist that the flesh of animals which
are killed in the latter part of tie night
will keep much longer without sailing
than it will when they are Killed in the
LAY time. This proves that the flesh is
better fitted FOR Keeping when the life
and blood are taken from the animal at
the time the temperature i the lowest
and respiration j. the least active
Hence the reason that the flesh from
animals that have been highly heated or
nard driven will scarcely keep at all.
Ills no new discovery that the meat
OF animals killed after rest will keep
better than that killed Immediately az
ter exercise. a. animals rest in the
night. Inc meat will of course be bet
ter in the morning.
The reason why the above fact i. 50
is this: Exercise draws the blood to the
eXtrelnities, and distribute. il through
all the veins Alter rest i: gradually
lNNu' HN ~ INT 'ltdi>- anu Clicula 'c-
more sluggishly. OF course, if an ami
NAL is then killed. the arteries and
large veins being cut, the blood is at
once emptie3. But if he is killed while
the blood is at the surface distributed
through the small veins, il will not be
discharged. AS blood corrupts sooner
than fiesb,the meat spoils .-Prairie
Farmer.