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The New York herald., 1878-03-04
EXTRADITION DEFEATED.

CASE OF THE ALLEGED FoRGER g. @. scRAF-
FORD. OF KANsAs-RELEAsE OF THE PRIs-
oNER BY THE COLUMBIAN GOVERNMENT
WHILE AT PANAMA EN- ROUTE FOR NEW
YORK.
PANAMA, Fob. %, 1873
General excitement has been created here by the
extradition case OF c. G. ScraIord. Mr.. w. r. Clay
ton United Statec Vice Consul at Caao Peru acting
special messenger under authority Of his govern
ment, arrived al Panama on tho 20lh inst, having in
charge Mr. Soraiord, who has been extradted by the
government OF Peru at the request OF tho United
States the charge OF forgery In the State OF Kansas
On arrival at this port Mr.. Clayton proceeded
with tho prisoner to the Office Of Dr. Long,
United States Consul, and requested that gentleman
to obtain from the Panama authorities safe Keeping
for his charge until ho could proceed with him tho
United States or other words, to lock him up. To
this request Dr. Long assented, and the person was
taken to the Governors ofce whore, in tho absence
OF the latter official, he was committed by the Gov
ernors secretary assistant receipt given for
him.
ORDERED RELEASED.
On The morning Of the 21st inst, when knowledge
OF tho affair for tho rst time came to the President
OF the State he without delay or notification to Mr..
Clayton DR.. Long, gave orders to set Scranord
liberty. Mr. Clayton addressed letter to tho Presi-
dent OF the State Of Panama asking whether Scraord
tho Presidents intent to prevent Scraord being
ricd to the United States through the territory OF
Panama.
GROUNDS
To this tho President replied through tho Secretary
OF State declining to return Scrairord TO the custody
of Mr.. Clayton on the following grounos:-
Whatever be the degree of Colonel ScraFords guilt
alleged forger given up by the Peruvian
government in compliance with an extradition
IN or sine. no
the extradton of criminals has made between
Republic and the North American Union, aud such
act would violation OF the established rules governing
such cases undor international laws. Moreover, tho
constitution of Colombia declares the recognition and
guarantee the individual rights appertainng all in
hnbitants of Colombia resident transient be
sential and unaterabe basis OF the union between the
States and those rights thus guaranteed thee
set forth that of personal security In accordance
with which should be imprisoned arrested
cept for criminal cause or by way Of correctional
punishment; tried by extraordinary commissions
tribunals condemned without being duly tried and
convicted and in all by virtue OF preexising law
On tho 22d inst, in answer to summons served
upon him, MT. Clayton appeared before magistrate
OF the city, who had been instructed by the govern
meut to take his ofndavt as TO tho correctness OF
his statements In regard to the prisoner schraTord.
This Mr. Clayton gave under protest. and later ad
dressed general letter Of protest TO the President
against his action
Mr. Clayton sailed on tho Colon, and will bring the
transaction TO tho knowledge OF his government.
The New York herald., 1878-03-04
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON, March g. 1873.
ANOTHER EFFORT FOR FaEE COINAGE OF
SILVER,
Mr. Springer, of Illinois. is entitled TO recognition
by the Speaker tomorrow morning under the rule.
Ho has adopted and has prepared joint resolution
proposing FREQ coinage of silver, which he intends
10 put through under a suspension OF the rules
If two-tnirds vote can bo secured for
their suspension. There Will DO an effort
made to aissuade Mr. Springer from testing tho sense
OF the House this subject until the existing law has
been practically tested Mr. Hewitt, Of Alabama, will
eudeavor after the call OF States TO SO into Committee
OF tho Whole to nnish tho Mexican Pension bill and
cut or the suspension resolutions II tho House will
stand by bin.
MIR. Cox's "CHAnGE OF FRAUD BY A FRAUD
THE EFFORT TO TAKE THE REM, ,RK FROM
THE RECORD.
The remark OF Congressman Cox, OF Now York, on
Thursday last which rulod by the Speaker as
parliamentary and not entitled TO appear in the
Record. was nevertheless printed in the Record OF
Friday last II Is understood that Speaker
Randall has addressed note to Mr.
Cox asking his consent TO havo tho
words expungcd. Tho latter positively declines to do
so. During the Fory-,hird Congress question arose
as to what entitled to bo printed record OF tho
proceedings OF the House. Speaker Blaine construed
the rules as only allowing the printing Of remarks
mado IN tho course OF legislative business
under tho cognizanco OF the Chair. Under
this ruling all remarks not addressed to tho
Chair and certain ssdescriptivo OF dur
ing debates were ordered not to be inserted in the
record. II was, however, contended and admitted
tha, when tho record was made up 1t was only with
tho consent OF the member quoted that any change
could be made. II will be remembered that Speaker
Blaine was charged with exercising super
vsory care over tho report OF the proceedings
on ono occasion and II 10 settle this point that
the question was then brought up The order of the
Forty-ihird Congress does not extend TO tho Forty
nitn. IL is breach Of tho rules Of both houses Of
Congress speak disparagngIy OF mombers OF either
branch or OF the Executive. Mr.. Cox says that he
will resist any tnort made to have his "Charge OF
frau / by fraud" eliminated IRON the record.
reform TO WASHINGTON OF VICE PRESIDENT
WHEELER.
Vice President Wheeler has returned to Washing
ton, and Will relieve Senator Ferry OF his rospons-
blity MS President pro tenn. OF tho Senate. He says
ho docs not expect 10 be absent again for some time
The New York herald., 1878-03-04
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, March g Arrived. ssesms, VIM Lawrence.
wiihsiei Gs;seid Rhods HSl%es; Burf JIa%s.tow%
Britain Somers Port Johnson Thomas Boss, Thomas do.
n. tss s.ts s.s: a:i ss S
JOIN SHARP As;s;.Se .Si sS's s.s.r o.,
h0s 0cshARLEsioN. Feb 2sssiisd Maria tsp,. Nom
'.5H cisarsd -seSr NJ Thomas. Thomas. Nexbs.u. NC
3d-Arrivsd parks Anbepne r,. Antoni, havro; Henry
sssdBs5l Ksns Oscar a. Gs S Gss.sntu,s Ys.s 3.
0y yFosTkEss eSsTf nSsoxRoE March sArved ship Nc
Passed IN for B.ltIns,es Asis , Nor, Arns.sn
5sn Ben sSF:nd spssh., from s%a s.s Kate Clifford
from ss Ws:w GB os t.
from Indanola for Havana with CATTLE in S
vs 81 cH Hs S ss .eAr Lou
FT.Hsk SFsH1!d TeT T.S Yor s..d .ehr pu.a
e, iss1s
siocp Maggie, Dawson. Chicago. ,,,, ,n
March sA,ysd Ssw Ss%eIs oSa New @ Mellon
PASSES March s-Arrivod, bark aennsrino dtsD Lu-
sH ss:a. ssssmsrs Borus.ia g2 Atmore tBD, H.ysIsn
Gam. Gam Spais o Erna S So Virgo o Elise Ger sehs
NEWPORT. March ivssiled. sebr Rachel Jane, Bur-
Returned-Schr Watchful, Gill; from Gcorgetown, DC,
I'd Arrived schr Light Boat, Wood, Hyannis for Now
NEW LONDON, March 2-Arrvod. s;hrs Kolon, New
ST @ % Ss Ned %
for do: Charles sG nsnp, M:m r,sydene' y"ts for DO
ORIENT, III, Feb 27-Arrived schr Expedite. Step. New
FORT ROYAL, Sc. March s-Arrived, schr Mary A
Power. Wiley: Orient Ill
Ssrxs Trosdnica (Aus, Pavletch st Thomas: Kaisls.
SrsDRir SrpsoDRRirIMSp FEB a7~Ssed bark Douglass CampSsli
U3rI London brig Marina. Cardenas
RICHMOND, March 1-Sacd. schrs yandusen. God.
frey Provdence; Lottie Somers do; Parker Cullen
FRANCISCO, Feb 81 Arrived bark Katie Flickin.
cer Gilman Port Bakely; brigs Nautilus Mel aacs Apis
ISamoan Islands; Hdaigo. Allen, Humboldt Orient
"saiisa-Bsrks Henry Buck. scrman, Nanamo; J Bell
fGx sovereign Of the Seas Woods for New
York on nccount Of strong sE winds
'fS , .s Lord
M"rcS s-Arrived. steamers Gen Barnes Cheesman New
tNor svendsen Liverpool; Helen Marion tB), Mundy,
saiied-Bsrk Kragcrve lNor), Gothenburs brig Fran.
cisco Aba Sp) Montcvideo; schrs Enas Phillips Bull
River: Maggie d Marston. New York: NJ iupper, do,
VINEYARD HAVEN. March 1:-Arrived, schrs VIM B
ers Port johnson Rhoda Holmes, Greene Balti-
moie tor dol Joseph II uddeIl. Jr Sharp, Phil adeIphA
Vneysrd' RosesrooR and Annie Chase, Pools, New
Haven for kockport, Me; Mary Smith, Maloney, New
WILMINGTON, NC, March 1-Arrived, schrs John A
Griffin, Foster, philadelphia; Sarah Hart, Kelly, New
Ciearedschr Msnsws Fsirchiid, Falmouth, ia (not q
WOODS HOLE. March i-Arrived. schr Mary l. varney,
Rowe. New York.
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code letters Hvwc. with jbboou carried away, hove to-
PEI e with s.sss %s.: .sS sS
s: ksas q s.sss's P;:ss :as assI'
sssn.s dS S. , from Bahia for SS i.m' day. 81
ss%"n Livingston dasss 'S 6sgss days.
s,ss%sr W,snots. couss Eishmend city Point and
ship Royal Cot IIvsrpooD. Humphrey Ca
& wh ~ mdss to Low bros Psssa aps oa 30 sS
had variable weather.
in saass Tios SspRsS ''
Bar. osak. sof Londsn LSxs Annoy ios day. With ssas
A"sI Dec Hone rs and s crossed IS e:
thence 20 Hatterss variable wnds from that point nad
s.1: sSsss s. 50 sss. 4. s:..s
mae c 81 n.s
McCsllgn, from Liverpool for Hampton Roads no date
Bark sSsS Is%$Sa s.y. IL "a bal, a
picked up boat cantsnns men Of bark Otto George
tGep; Gemke from London for New York which they had
IL s%SSa so"dtion leaving the
the vessel and was drowned tie line ps.sd before ali
hands were In leaving the captain mate and four sssmsn
particulars soc general news columns
.,k n nrss Sa to ord. Ss o'nn
Eclus sr. ycrdnr. Antwerp IS days. in ballast,
Bark Khea ier Buds. stettin 81 days, with empty bar
days '.' 70
a1S K%psn 20 v%adesk Gateh
sscaam ana PIT into this por. IN distress Feb s
s
and threw the her euds throw
board the deckload right the vessel and then bore
Brig Brenda tof shorehan,). Reeve Ceyou Nov IT. with
mdse to Brown Bros CO: vessel TO teo Builcy Passed
GSps Of Good 1 Hope % Jan s. Helen" 4sh aud crossed the
brig Italia dta Rugscro, Naples 81 days. in ballast
Brig Alice Lee eot Wilmington DeD Foster Masan.as "A
Gy Ss ; g. va. lH5 q Gs wS TO
scnr slas Morse OF Amherst Ms, Grant; M:yasss1
Of Cane Hateras passed the body OF man same day y
3D. Sa.soa
standing up,shs apparently ssacnsa g 81 ve';o
wood to Miller Il Houghton.
De- Steamer Holland (Br,, from London, which arrived
2d. reports FEB % and - had violent NE gale with
nailed u German ship, bound W. showing signals QCWV
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Nereus, Halett. Boston for New York, with
mdse and passengers to II + Dimock.
steamer City Bedford Fish, New Bedford for Now
Steamer Doris. Shiriy. Providence for New York.
schr Emma Shaw. Springer Boothbay, Me- for Pills
Schr Laconia, Crockett Rockland for New York.
schr Olive Avery. Tupper. ,Edgartown tor New York.
Schr Ida Palmer Palmer, Stamford for New YORK.
@ po5es % 1v % New h"nnStB 10. ~, More
BOUND EAST.
schr ThosJ Lancaster Hunter New York for Gibraltar
Schr Nettio Cushing, Robins, New York for Boston.
Sch, G NJ Branerd Crockett. Weehawken for Boston
Schr Dean, Trnscher Port Johnson for Providence.
schr ovetta, Harvey. Virginia Tor New Haven
Tho above eastward bound vessels all into Hart
Island Roads for harbor.
The New York herald., 1878-03-04
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE ADAMS AT PANAMA-THE FLAGSHIP OMAHA
AT PUNTA ARENAs-FoREIGN VESSELS EN-
coUNTERED IN THE STRAITS OF MAGELLAN.
PANAMA, Feb %, 1878.
The United States steamer Adams arrived At Panama
from the South Coast on the 2lst inst.
From private letter dated ON board tho United
States flagship Omaha, Punta Arenas, Straits Of Ma
gean January 81 We icarn that that vessel arrived
there the 23d ult, and would sail for Rio Janeiro
the 2Sth.
The Omaha passed in the Straits the German
corvette Ariadne, 1,26S tons, and the French
gunboat lie Bon-Temp Baupre both bound
to the Pacific. The German corvette Leip-
zig sailed from Punta Arenas on the Goth
OF January bound on Two years. cruise around the
world with thirty German and eight japanese midship
men board under instruction. She carries 453 off
GERS and men, exclusive OF the mdshpmen, and Is OF
$500 tons burthen. Both the German vessels would
90 to Valparaiso and Callas ana thence to Panama,
whence, after vsing Nicaragua, the Auadne will go to
Australia and tho Leipzig to JAPAN II was reported
that the Omaha was going on special mission to
Paraguay.
The New York herald., 1878-03-04
SPOKEN.

Ship Oriental Otis from Pabellon de Plea for Plymouth
Dec 20, about lat SO s, lon 40 W.
Ship Orpheus Ger) from Bremen for New York. Fob H.
Bark Edmund Phinney, from Boston for Valparaiso
March /, lat 40 4O Ion 60.
Bark Geo " Sweeney. Hewitt from Galveston for Bos-
ton March 2, lat 80 40, Ion 73 20
Bark Ger), vogt from Rotterdam for Now York.
Jan 20, lat Al Ion IL.
lat s, loE % 20 W.
Bark George Peabody (I3r), Hilton, from Havre for
Charleston. date, Lizard bearing by 20 miles dis
tant.
Bark Gutenberg er Gerlach from Bremen for Charles
ton, Feb II. lat so, Ion i.
(r, Gaston from Gloucester for New York,
Feb Is. lat A5. loi. IA
Bsrk CoIdstream . from London for New Orleans, Jan
80, lat 2l. Ion 81
An bark showing JQDr steering S. Jan %. lat
IL ). Ion 81 W.
bark showing RGDU. from San Francisco for Queens
town. SO days out. Dec 20 lat So s, Ion 20 w.
The New York herald., 1878-03-04
ALL FOR LOVE.

A DISCARDED NEGRO sUIToR LAYS DOWN IN
FRONT OF A PASSENGER TRAIN.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
RICHMOND, Va, March 8, 1873
II is not often that colorcd man kills himself on
account OF love. Samuel Valentine, q handsome,
bright muatto aged nineteen laid down on the
OF tho Richmond and Petersburg Railroad noar Phil
lips' Crossing this evening tho passenger train
came along. Tho engineer saw him lying on the
track and blow the whistle, but II too late
stop When the whistle blew Valentine simply raised
his head and put II on tho IRON rail and folded his
hands The entire train passed over him, manging
found on his person from his sweetheart discarding
him. aud his friends state that he said he tired Of
life
This is the first instance of negro committing
eide for love- and one OF tho low instances OF
gro's committing suicide at Gll
The New York herald., 1878-03-04
Dl Ed.

LEEDs.-On Sunday. March 8, 1878, at the residence
OF his son n-law Mr.. r. H. Keene, No. IL Fast 56th
ST., JOHN W. LEEDS In the s0th year Of his age
Notice of funeral hereafter
TAiLMAN--O sunday, March 8, KATE L. TALLMAN
vile OF George W. Tallman.
Funeral services will be held at hor late residence
POI W est 50th st., on Monday evening, March T. at
eight O'Clock. Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend without further notice.
[For Other Deaths See Ninth Page
The New York herald., 1878-03-04
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp, March 3-wind Sw cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS.

APrA Jan 12-saled, schr Robert 4 Minnie. Leo San
PRonoIiSco. Feb 2-In port bark Dirigo, Staples for
Panama FeS 10 Arrived, steamers Granada Concsly
San Francisco I'D. Cost. Kica. whisbcrry. Central
ponro BELLo. Feb 2isailed, schr Isabel Shields New
PRoeREso. Feb IA In schr Lorino, somers for New
lorS, lds
fPEn STEAMER Cry OF RrcHnoSp..
ABERDEEN, Fee eIs-Arriyed koset.a Padre. Baltimore
Asrysgr feh issn.a dn,s,sva Wsserluod ren'a'
AMSTERDAM Feb lo--sned, Claudia. Dinsc Wilmington.
BRlsTot, Feb so-Arrived. EmmanueIle Tucei New Or
Arrived at Avonmouth 10th. Maury, ormundsen, New
Arrived the Channel 2o Aibucrs, Banks Doboy for
BASrnY Fob 1eArrived Carrick. Bishop, st John. NIB.
BrncyS, Fob ll-clcared. iiaakon naakonson. Haugc,
BonprAvx, Feb ls-s.sd. Valentine. San r.. f5nnci.co
BATAVIA, Jan 7"xrrivoa. G Washington, Perkins. New
CARDIFF Feb is--CIeared Lillian, Csmpbcll st Jaro do
CuxnavES. Fob Is-Arrved. Maggie Elliott. Waters.
saica 18th. Inca, wcndcrhorss, New York; s,.,
CoPEgHAGHN, Feb l7-Arrvcd, Boadicia e) smith, Now
CALCUTTA. to Feb ie-Arivsd. Hospodar' Kelley, Bom-
aed Feb is BarsowTs Dark S'T s1s, yck Hamburg ,o,
Baltimore snd saoa5is: Indis Msids'l' Rotterdam for
don s.'ss a' S:r
e, e sSrassnnd for New
DUnLls. Feb is-Arriyed, sAmara. P"t'en' San Fran
cisco 2Otn, China. New York. -, -,
Cleared 10Th Edwin Smith. Now York; Davide 8, Cass-
sailed Goth. Leon Poncaldo. New York; Ciampo Emilia,
LxMourn, Feb 1s-sailed. Wesley Seymour, sou.her-
green, New York !, r 49,,
delphia . .,, -, g.
FnrpneIcKsrApr Feb 6-Cieared, Louise. Unger. Now
York go,
FoLKEsroxx Feb COON, Argosy su'io. from rabellon
&c Plea via Ouec ecnstown TOR ROTTERDAM.
,iLou,Esrsn Feb 20-sasd. VIM Owen. Brown, Hall
GLASGOW, rsb io-Anlvsd. Bevis ~. Smell, nsw ysrhs
The New York herald., 1878-03-04
MARINE MISCELLANY.

BRIG ORprr Nash, from New York. which arrived at
Faya Feb leaky sprang leak eight days after sailing
from New York
scHn VICTORIA, before reported burned at Gardinsrs
dock near Newport has stripped Of her rigging.
BoorHBAY. Feb 25-The steamtug Isabel Of fhiladel.
phia lying at Lndanbay took FIRE oath in her cabin and
The nrine-r board the me but could
the hose available
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FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
HIGH WATER.
Sun AND MOON.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 3, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer City Of Rchniond O,r) Lctch Liverpool Feb
81 aud Queenstown I'D with mdsc aud passengers to John
q Feb III lat "A So Ion ~ o. passed steamer CITY
OF Berlin (Br from New York Tor Liverpool; same day.
lat ~ 90, Ion ~ 46 Beaver line stcamer bound r.
Stenmcr Somerset (Brl Stampsr. Bristol. e. 10 days,
with and to Morgan Feb rs at ~ 81
Ion 49, passed Lauestna (r) from Shields for
Boston; March |. lat ~ OF. lou 63 10. BARK Douglass
Campbeil (,r,. from Portland for Liverpool.
Stesmer sidonian (Brj, McFce Messna Jan 20 Palermo
Foo 2. Valencia 10Th. blmeria lith and Gbraltar loth
with fruit Henderson Bros. Experienced moderate
aud winds and heavy westerly sea to AZORES, and
from thcrc strong NV winds; Feb 16 lat By A. lon ~
I'd the brig Harry Smith from Mcssina for New York
2a Al o. ~ 10. passed NorwsAn bark showing
The New York herald., 1878-03-04

that the duty OF again sening President pro tenn.
OF that body will not probably occur this session.
THE PAYMENT OF PENSIONERS IN NEW YORK.
Colonel Charles r. Cosrer has perfected his bond
Pension Agent In New York. and will commence pay.
ing the pensioners in that city tomorrow, the 4th,
the regular pay day. instead Of Tuesday as before
publishod
The New York herald., 1878-03-04
THE wrATurp yEsrEpDAy.

The following record Will chow the changes In tho
temperature tor the past twenty -four hours. In
parison with the corresponding dsto or last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. us Broadway:-
The New York herald., 1878-03-04

u-During the month Of February the HERALD published
IN advance all the other New York journals the arrival
OF "A vessels foreign ports vim Sandy Hook, and 277
arrivals at and departures European foreign
ports via Atlantic cable.
The New York herald., 1878-03-04
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTE
OF MARCH.
The New York herald., 1878-03-04


Average temperature for corresponding date last
year,................... ........... As
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by ali whoisssle and Retail Drusri,is talaufhout
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24

An old man who had been badly hurt
In q railroad collision. being advised to
sue the company for damages. said:
"well, no, not for damages; I've had
enough Of them; but I'll Just sue 'em
for repairs"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24

A LxcrrnSR. addressing mechanics
institute. contendsd that "art could not
improve nature" when one OF the audi
enos set the whole assembly in roar
By e,elaiming: "How would you look
without YOUR wigl"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24

"wHY didn't you put on clean col.
lar before you left homer" called out an
impertinsnt young fop to an omnibus
driver. "Canss your mother hadn't
sent home my washing" Was the e1iin'
gushing reply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24

NOTHING makes bald.headed man so
mad as q fly thai doesn't know when u
has enough.