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Salt River herald., 1878-11-09
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We learn from Washington that early in the next session of congress a new bill, already prepared, will be presented, providing for ascertaining and settling private land claims in Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Wyom- ing, Nevada and Colorado, to facili- tate the securing of cloudless titles to lands Tn the localities named, and by which incidentally immigration will be encouraged. The bili named has already the approval of the depart ment, and will undoubtedly become q law at an early day. Under the pro visions of this bill, the president ap- points three commissions to investi- gate claims with power to enforce the attendance of witnesses, to be regu- lated by the rules of evidence and practice which govern the United States courts in the state or territory where claims are located; the con- mission to hold its sessions where di- rected by the commissioner of the general land office; the United States marshal of the district within which the land is situated has the power to appoint deputies to attend the com mission and execute all processes. The next important section provides: That excepting, in claims heretofore confirmed by congress, every person claiming lands by virtue of any right or title derived from the Spanish or Mexican government shall present their claims with documentary evi- dence and testimony of witnesses to substantiate them, and when thus pre- scented, due notice of it is to be given through the local newspapers; to promptly examine claims and decide tine validity and extent of their boun- diaries; to file transcript of the de- cision, with all the papers and evi- dence in the case. with the clerk of the United States district court; also transmit copy of the same to the at torney- general of the United States; and such filings shall operate as an appeal to said court for the party against whom the decision shalt be rendered: but if against q private claimant, it is his duty to file q notice with the clerk of the court within three months of his intention to pros ecute the appeal; and if against the United States, the same is required of the attorney-general; either party fail ing in this requirement the appeal is then to be regarded as dismissed. The district court is authorized to hear, try and determine the rights of the parties and render judgment; {; upon the application of the defeated party, a writ of error shall be granted to the supreme court of the United Stsfes, if applied for within one year. The commission and courts are re quired to be gnided in decisions by the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, oth- erwise kRowB ss the Gadsden treaty. The laws, usages and customs of the government from which the claim is derived and the principles Of equity and the decisions of tbe supreme court of tine United States to be fol lowed so far as applicable. There are other provisions rcquiringa survey of inc land and is confirmation.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09

THE Albuquerque ReriGr says: MT. ". R. Morley, of the Kansas, Cobra do and New Mexico railroad, informs Us that the contract spoken of by the St. Louis RspuJlicda as being con- pictcd between the Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico railway company and Huntington & Co, of the South. en Pacific, has no existence as yet, nor can any conclusion be reached on that subject until such time as Mir Morley makes his report of the recon noissance he has just completed of the country lying between Albuquer- que and Fort Yuma. Southern ex- changes report active preparations being made by the Southern Pacific company to push their road forward towards Tucson, and this at the rate oc a mile day, but it seems improb- able that Tucson is an objective point when that road is seeking an outlet by connection with the Kansas, Colo rado New Mexico line at Albuqucr- que. Tucson appears to be too fur south iI suck @ cssc
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09
FROM YUMA.
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.

YUMA, Nov. S.-The following freight has arrived during the week ; Phenix-B. ( NJ, l ; X. G., 1; 4. $ 1; G. E. L., 6; E. l. G Co.,, IT; NJ. < O., IS; ". IL, 2S:
 Prescott-C. P. IT., II; T. c. B., 3; L. B., 9; r. & C., 12; B. 6 K, %.
 RAILROAD NEWS.
 About thirty men constitute the working force at present. They are engaged ir cutting brush, and other wise clearing the way for the army of graders who are to follow.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09

F. L. STEWART, a lead ing Pennsyl. vania chemist, has recently made a remarkable discovery by which sugar can be made from Indian corn and sorghum at slight expense. The " Republican Newspaper Company" /" at Washington, last month, issued a book of one hundred pages, which gives a careful history of corn and sorghum as sugar-plants, with de- scription of machinery and process of manufacturing. The discovery en- ables the farmer to undertake the manufacture of sugar from his own cornstalks without the vast eXpendi- ture necessary in the production of sugar from sugar cane. The process is said to be so simple as to enable any farmer to apply it.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09

OWING to the nOn-arrival of new material, which was ordered some time since from San Francisco, we are compelled to postpone tic issue of semi-weekly HERALD for 8 short time. As soon as our arrangements can be perfected this paper will bc published twice a week.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09
Nntice fo TreHitnrs.

The undarsicuei hereby gives notice that tha agency in my behalf, of Thomas J, Bryan, heretofore existing, han been cancelled by me, and hereby notify all persons holding claims against me on contracts made with said Thomas J. B-ycn 70 present the same to R. r. town of pheni.,, A. T.. for settlement and pay men. within thirty days rom the 2dth day of Octaho1 1878. JAMES r, BETAS
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09

MANY of the Yuma Indians were employed in the construction of the Southern Pacific railroad across the California desert last year, and were found to be good workers. Employ ment is to be given them in coniinu- ing the road from Yuma eastward.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09

Now that the election is over, and the strife and excitement of politics are laid aside for at least two years, we will hereafter endeavor Co make TIE HERALD 9 more readable and EewSy paper.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09

IN another column will be found a table, giving the election returns Up to the hour of going to press. It will seem rather dry reading for some of the late candidates.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09

THE wires being down between this city and San Diego, Cal, we are con- pelled to go to press without our usual tclegraphic dispatches.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09

TIE cabinet has decided that the United States government can take no steps in South Carolina while her judicial processes are not resisted.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09

OUR new job printing material will be here during the next two or three
 weeks. We propose to have the fin est job printing office in the territory
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09

JUDGE BEI.FoRD, elected to congress from Colorado, is an avowed spirit ualist.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09

A POsTOFFIcE has been established at Date Creek, ill this territory. Hen " Adams is appointed as postmaster.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09

TIE majority of the republican candidate for secretary of state in Iowa was S,362.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09
saturday, November 9. Is7s.
GcsPER < RocuSIock Proprietors,

JOSEPH GUINDANI has been ap- pointed postmaster at Florence.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09

EYThe National Gold Medal was awarded Q Bradley & Bulofs oa for the best Photo graphs in the United States, and the Vienna Medal for the best ;n the world.
 429 Montgomery Street, San Francisoo
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09
Proprietor

General Lee Mining Company U Locai ion of principal place Of business, San Francisco California. Location of works, Glebe district, Arizona. Notice is hereby giv- en that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on inc l9th day of October, le4S, an as- sessment, No. 3, of Twenty-Five per share was levied upon Inc capital stock Of the corpora ton. payable immediately in United States gold cuin Co the Secretery, at the office of the COmTany, Rooms 10 and l2, No. BIO Pine street, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Third day of December ls7S, will be delinquent, and advertised fer sale Gt pgblic auction; and unless paymen is made before will be sold on TUESDAY, the 3lst day of DECEMBER; 1878, to pay the de- Hqnucnt assessment. together with cost of ad- vertisiag and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors.
 THOS. E. ATKINSON, Secretary.
 OFFBCE-NO. BIO Fine street, Rooms 10 and l2 San Francisco. CaliIorna. l2id
Salt River herald., 1878-11-09

Having received an entire new outfit for a complete brewery, we are prepared to furnish Saloons and private families with any quanti- " desired with the very best BEER, ALE and PORTER al prices that defy competition
 BECHER S SAYELS.
The New York herald., 1878-01-16
CLAN-NA-GAEL.

Tho Clan -na.Gael gave It's tenth annual ball in Tam
many Hall last night The society is comparatively
old one, and numbers nearly twelve thousand men,
bcrs among tho Irish residents OF this city The hall
was prepared with great care TOR the entertain
ment, tho floor being well waxed and tho walls
aud uppor part of the rooms handsomely decorated.
number Of American flags were gracefully arranged
about the motto, WELCOME, which adorned the wall
Immediately In the rear OF the stage Beneath this
the coat OF arms OF tue state OF Now YORK
were entaiued with flowers. On the rear wall to the
right and lett OF tue stage flags Of various nations
tho States which surround tho hall. From
tue high central dome danged four life size
Dgurcs OF angels or goddcsscs, with little gded
gossamcr wings and cosc-nttng green gauze drapcry.
-Four long pcnnons or streamcrs descended from the
central gasalicr 10 tEo railing oil the balcony, from
winch protruded at several points the national BAN
botn Of Ireland and America Tho front chairs
IN tho middle oi the balcony we're occupied
by brass band for promenade musIc-a
new feature OF these balls. Tho other seats
in tho gallery were well filled with spectators.
A string band monopozed the wide speakers plat.
form at the rear OF the hail. from the front OF which
arose gnspipc spsfadiDg out 10 right and LETT sni
displaying the laning titlc ''Can-na-Gaei" On tho
the emblem OF u harp In gilt emoroidcry. Upon tnis
scene OF brightness and gayoty tho hust OF Washing.
ton locked down somewhat grimy from Its elevated
The doors Of the hall wcrc thrown open at haiipsst
eight O'Clock and visitors began at once 10 lock IN In
large numbers IL was quarter TO clever, however,
when ino band struck up appropriate arr and tho
grand march began. Tho spacious 1oor was soon
well covered With promenaders several hundred
couples taxing part In the preparatory walk. II
wus not long before dancing mmcnced, and
when the enlivening strains OF tho lancers struck
up the fun began. Every one seemed to be bent
upon night OF harmless enjoy yment, and entered
into tho entertainment with detorl nation to get all
the amusement IRON u that was TO be had for tho
trouble There seemed no limit to the epdura of
heaos and Iefs, and tho dancing, when began shortly
alter eleven o'clock continued with but brief I'M or.
missions until four or i've O'Clock this morning Hc.
freshment rooms were open at the irontof tho hall
aud IRON limo 10 Time tue dancers recruited thor
waning powers The affair was we'll managed, aud
proved moro successful than any previous ball gwen
by the Can.naLael Over one thousand ladies' ana
gentlemen were present.
The New York herald., 1878-01-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sniP ERICSSON from New York. at San Francisco Jan =.
rerorts Capo Horn, In SW gale, carried away fore
yard lower oretopsa aud o had foresail blown
from the gaskets.
BARK SARAH, Rice, from PhsdclphIa Dec 81 for Mar
sele, sprung ak abandoned Ian lat 81, Ion
60 The crew by British brig stowe. and
landed at Lunenburg, Ms on the ifth The Sarah was
built At Kobbinston. Me- in 1858 o3o TONS and
hailed from Belfast. Me- Her cargo consisted OF lo32O
gallons Of OIL valued at $i7,135.
BARK KIBsroS (Br). Brown. from New York for Yoke
beore repored ran ashore on side OF the rect
the Bril- Nov q, owing to ca!mnoss and heavy cfrent.
and becam total loss About 1876 ard ~ bbls oil
landed At Macassa The wreck and balance OF
cargo were sold at auction for 1O,25Of
BniG FLORENCE MArCapt eitner Of the brig Florence
NAV (r) from Baltimore Pernambuco which put into
St Thomas Dec IL and there condemned reports Dee 8,
In about 49, long e. shipped sea IRON TO 10 fsct
hrh over the stern sweeping everything bcbe II the
how washed overheard the second mate and two seamen
vino werc drowned broke the captains leg injured the
mat han broke main boom aud ga, stove In skyight
allied the cabin, broke In doors partitions and
almost everything in tho caLin broke wheel
boats washed bnnncc overheard ana everythin
movable deck; had from TO feet OF water In the
cabin. much OF which entered the hold.
Bug GAMBIA, from Bangor for Brunswiek bsfogs re'
The New York herald., 1878-01-16
CLEARED.

Steamer Nevada (Br), Gadd Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer Alhambrs tBr). McElhinney, Halifax, Ms
Clark Il Seamau
steamer Herman Livingston. Daggett. savannah-Geo
Yonge . go -
Kichmond-Oid Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer Martha Stevens, Chance, baltimore via South
Amboy and Camden VIM Dalze'l. .
Steamer Alliance Crocker, Philadelphia II amos Hand.
Steamer Nereus. Halett. Boston--H Dimock
Ship kssnar (Br), McGregor London-James Edmin-
Ship Thomas NJ Reed. Small, San Francisco-simonson
bark Annie Rocd Crowcll. Bombay--Arnod, Hines Co.
barx Mary Stewart Br), McLaren, Gloucester E-snow
4 Bur sess. - -
BARK Harry Kesake (Br). Weeks. Pcnarth Roads for
sas F9snceseo L dtan csano oussow-John
Bark Or tSor, Olsen. Cork Falmouth for orders
Benham Il Boyesen-
bark Lady OF the Lake (Br. Mckenzie, An,werp-J
Whitney geo.
Brig Orbit Sash, Fayal-Simpson Clapp J. Go.
Brig Nellie Ware, Ashbury Mstapzas-J T. Ward 4 Co.
Schr VIM Conners French Vera Cruz-John A Jansen.
Schr Annie Merritt Lewis, Ponce, PR-Isaac Il
schr " Duryea (Br, Le Cain, Canning. NsC W
schr Harriet Brewster Sanford Mobile IIurlbut
Schr Henry Cole Chadwick, Mobile Evans. Ball Co
scbr Ridgewood. Johnson. Georgetown and Pot Buh.
schr Mary Smith, Maloney, Chester. Pa-Iiaviland 4
Pressey.
The New York herald., 1878-01-16
FOREIGN PORTS.

Annoy tor New York
ApILLA, Ian 8saod brig Julia Blake (Br) Upton.
sarASis, Nov 2S-saled. ship Jean Inxelow. rantao,
Channel: bark Tatay, Pettis, TARal.
CADIz. Dec 29-ssisd, schr Charles Beyer, Poland,
Hanover.
DyNKRARA. Dec 1I-Arriyod. brigs II b Ccsves. Cum
nlngs, Baltimore land sailed 2lst tor Garden ts) 4h
Harrington tBr,. Bartling. Glasgow 18th Potomac,
2lst, barks 81 Lawrence (Br) Doe do; Gazee Mellon
aid, New YORK; schr Theresa keene kecnc. do; 22d,
brigs Morning Light. Dill. Now York. oath, Echo Garter.
Baltimore; b Brown Foster, Troon.
GIBRALTAR Jan 6-ArrIved bark Aberdeen, Salvage,
Philadepha brig Concezionc Immacoats 1tal. Stinca
HAVANA. Jan i5-Arrved. steamer Saratoga Sundberg,
Now York.
HALIFAX. jan l5-Anivcd. brig Woodstock tBr), Bat-
more
Sailed 18th. Poiynesian OH. Brown rom Lv.
erpooD Baltimore.
kfsGsroSJa Doc 22In port, scr Irctta iencks, from
Cu-aeoa tor Baltimore reHtting.
LuSKNBuRG, Ms, Jan I4-Arrived brig WIN Il stowe (Br)
from West indies. with OF bark Sarah (soe Msce
lany). -
Freeman. Now y ork tsee Miscellany.
MALAGA Dec 29Cieared. sehr Prescott HascItine, wad-
lin, New York
Brunswick schrs Henry Nickcrson. Bewrse Port Maria
Ja tor Provde 10TH Nellie starr Polond st Marc
tho Delaware Broakwater all In distress tscc Miscel
lanyl
OLD HARDoR. Dec 22--In port. schr Addis q Bryant.
Stubs. for Now iork about ready.
PxRSAxBuco, Dec l0-Arrived, bark Vidons tBr, Dyer
sailed Dee r. brig rssey (Nop. for New York
The New York herald., 1878-01-16

psrsd ga, into Nassau NJ Jan With loss Of sails and
portsd' scksd rcket Rocks. Bimini Dec ~.
portion OF her cargo OF ron saved aud taken to Mas
SsG nss ,s s
ship; boat. sneker built painted sh.e appsnty Of
English .riid bottom up Erat miles from the boat no
made on board snip WIN pieces "-''a across
Ea,s HAanr IlssD%an, from Porto villa 4. Back River
She leaking badly. but will be only temporarily repaired
I..s Ipssw.P % ;9 so Burns. from cadi. bound Cas-;
Ssrang the ,ss.. ssssms total
saSso wrsss As soon as % the vessel struck boa, va.
% .anssss' s' sea rAiss sssA' ssss;;
q. t q:
saved except the crew stood In The hull sanding
risgins. sails. &C. sold s,sz Tbs was ioi
owned oy James Duncan 4 20. OF Char otse,own.
Bn'S Snows & ,Br) from Nsy York arrived At Liver.
sss.d " "''A loss OF deck load and partly water
pss ssss Y s4S. Paterson. fsn s'rn.=let
@ Nth sal: a gone and food on board was supplied by
seas sAnaA KILN Kelley sailed from Yarmouth for
as %o
and % aa r sa
inst.
nss Ssrs Ee; from
topmasts. Joboom, foresaii and jibs.
s,n.. ssss sSsT from r..t Maf for rrov
sails. part of rigging aud cargo psrished.
scHn NELLIE STARR Poland from st Marc for tho Della
ported. Nassau Jan TO- leaking ana with loss Of
sails, &c.
.scnR Jons G BRADSHAW went ashore the nigh. OF
the 10th below Smiths Point and hauled 18th
by tho US revenue cutter Ewing.
ScHn KxNr ashore near tho month of Coan River
the lth inst and hauled OF 18th by the Us
cutter Ewing.
scHR CArAwAMrEAK. from livan's island with stone,
before ashore Point No Point
towed TO Baltimore 18th uninIurcd by tug Resoiue
scHR SEA LION. wrecked on Cape Cod. with cargo
sold mt auction on Tuesday. 9th inst.
BosroS Jan l5-Capt Curran. Of steamtug Howell re.
having fallen IN with what appeared to be
eSE from the Woodlands She lay in Is fathoms
with both masts broken of and hanging by the
rigging
NEw HAVEN Jan 13-The captain Of tho British steamer
EcmuS has paid $40 to the oyster schr
Cornelius Van vlee which the Eemus collided With
urday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1878-01-16

ANTWERP. Jan l5-Arrived barks Bristosn fBr), Mot
calf Philadelphia; Carl Haastad or) Chrstianssn New
York.
Sailed l4th. ship John Gladstone tBr). Rouss, Now
York; bark Eolus (Ger). Berdine. do
Sailed from Flushing l5th 10 AN. Nederiand
Belg,. Rands, Philadelphia. having been detained BY
fog.
BELFAST Jan Is-Auived bark D Bseiow tBr,. Hail.
burton. Baltimore.
BARCELONA, Jan II-Arrived, brig Joven Ana tsp).
ure Charleston: 18th, ship Tros Nor Brager. savan-
nah: Oarks Modesto sp). Maristany. Chsrlcston Ana
(sp), Sust, do
CopEsmAcrS Jan lo-Arrved. bark Alma CNor). Thorb.
jornson, Now York.
CADIz, Jan 10-Arrived, bark John Bunyan, Butmau,
New York
CAPE Town. CGH. Dec 22-Arrived ship saehem, Grow.
ell. Tagal for Boston tsee below.
DEAL, Jan l5-Pu back Benjamin Courtney. Baker,
from - for Havana
DUBLIN Jan s-Arrived bark Ciaverhouse Br, Parson
Philadelphia
GIBRALTAR, Jan s-Arrived, brig Nuova Proviaeuza
Qta), Guda. New York.
HULL. Jan l5-saiied, ship Hanna (Nor), Lutksn Now
York.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 14-Arrived barks Mary Nelson (Br)
Franks. Chsrleston: Omoa (Br), McWiams. Galveston;
18th, steamer Liddlesdae (Br,, Davis, New Orleans
Sailed 18TH ships McCalum Masters Hampton Roads;
Samuel Watts. Tcrmond. New York; Androw jackson,
Bartlett. United Statos
LONDON. Jan 14-Arrived bsrks Ala CNor) Asiaks sen,
Cleared 18th. bark Musto us) Hagen. United States.
LErrH, Jan I4-sailed. schr acob Haskell. Crowsn
New York.
LISBON. Jan s-Arrivcd, brig Soliecito tIts. Longo.
bardo. Now York.
Sailed 7th. bark Amphitrte Ger. Grau. Dsrien.
MovILLE. Jan 5-Arrvcd. steamer Bolivia (Br Smsl
New York for Glasgow (and procceded).
PApsrow, Jan 14--Arrivsd, bark Claekmacuddin (Br)
Cooper, Philadelphia.
PLYMOUTH, Jan l5-Arrivod. bark Italia NtaD Mazzano
Baltimore.
QuEESsrowS. Jan I4-Arrived. bark Emma 1taD Faruf-
fni. New York; brig Protetore Qta, siano, do; 18th,
bark Errante (Aus), Nicoilch. do
Also arrived 18th. steamer Iibernian , Archer Bal
timore via Halifax for Liverpool land proceeded).
SOUTHAMPTON. Jan l5-Arrived, steamer Donau (Ier),
Bussiny, Now York for Bremen land procceded).
Sailed l4th bark Stetano Padre Qtaj, Fascis United
States.
sAxrAxpER jan Ii-Arf1ved brig Anita Owen. Pettin-
rili. New York.
LONDON jan l5-ship sschcm. Crowel. from Tagal for
Boston, which put into Cape Town. OGH leaking badly
arrived there the 22d ut She had been collision
with large iron ship of Madagascar cd
siderable damage portion OF her cargo was jetsoned
Ship Hudson Knight, from London Dec % for Now
York. has been down and sunk at [rhe Hudson
was an ship 1901 tons built this city by the
ervelts in lee3 owned BIZ Grinnc MDturn Co. OF New
York. long time running in their line Of New York
and London packets.
The captain and Of the brig chilliauwslish Br
New York for Antwerp before reported absn-
doned. arrived st London Jan H.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYnEAp. Jan i5-wud wNw. strong; bsromstsr,
3o2si.
PLYMOUTH, jan i5-wind NV. fresh; barometer. 3o4o.
The New York herald., 1878-01-16

In port Dec L. brlys Fair Easv (Br Mathis for Hamp-
ton Roads; Johanns Lennox, for New York.
foRr srAIs. Dec 26-In port brig VIM Robertson Cook.
for Londnn: and others
sorR.bAYA. Nov 9-Asrived, bark corea. stannsrd.
Sam
ST Rms. Dec 7-Sailed. sarah Crows (3) Rouu-
tree. ~ Martins aud New York.
ST JOINS PR Jsn 3Arrived brig Adelaide (Br) Macin
tosh. New York.
IT JOHN. NIB. Jan l2-CIsared. s-hr Moss Glen tBr).
Anderson, Barbados
..vEaA .Unuz Jan I-saled. schr VIM Knight Duffy.
Pensacola
The New York herald., 1878-01-16
THE RESUMPTION ACT.

ACTION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Jan. Is. 1873.
In the House Of Representatives to-day the Commit
tee on Federal Relations reported tavorably resou-
tion expressing the opinion that bill for the repeal
OF the Resumption act should become law. This
resolution originally contained clause which pro-
vidcd that duties imports should be paid In green.
backs which was stricken out bv The committee
Tho merits of the question will come up tor consid.
Grafton in few days and II looks II the the
passage OF the resolution will bc close.
The New York herald., 1878-01-16
SAILED.

Steamers Nevada tr. for Liverpool; Acapulco Aspin
wall; Herman Livingston Savanpah Old Dominion. Rich
mond, &c; Alliance Philadelphia Reading. do: ships kils
(r), Bre komsdal tBr). Liverpool Bolivia tBr do
Brisbane; Lima tNorl, London Dronnng sophie tNor,.
Cork Falmouth; CASTELAR, (Nor do Otus (Nor), do
Dictator (Norj Brodrene (Nor) do; Johann Hansen
Nor do Advocate (Brj Dunkirk; briGs Puete do Nova
Yorki(Por, Oporto Bra zancren (Danl Lisoon Enrca
(ius), Cork or Falmouth schrs Manuel Cuza. Monte:
vioeo; Kensett Cadis: Rdgewood, teorgctown. sc:
CottingLam Kici imond; John Shaw, Baltimore; II II
Pitts, Virginia; Martin II Perry and Atkin-
Also schr Sarah Davis, for Jacksonviile.
The New York herald., 1878-01-16
KENTUCKY SENATORsHIP.

FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. Is. 1878
ON joint Senatorial ballot this morning. Williams
received SO, Lindsay so, McCreary Is and Boyd IL.
Adjourned. There will be caucus tonight.
CINCINNATI Jan. Is, 1873.
In tho democratic caucus at Frankfort, Ky, TO.
night, four ballots were nad without change for
United States Senator, as follows:-Williams, 43 !;
Lindsay, 3S McCreary, IS; Knot, 1S The caucus
then adjourned until Wednesday night
The New York herald., 1878-01-16
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The bo buoy outside the tho mouth OF tho Merri-
dragged from its position during the heavy gallo on
Thursday might and is now about half a mile Of its
wafer ut low tide. Tho stone when tho buoy
taced, and which dragged halt mile, weighs ten
tons
The New York herald., 1878-01-16
WHALEMEN.

letter Captain Pcnnim OF barQus Europa of
NB reports hsr ontevdeo Nov 10, having takcn
bbls and 24o VIII oil since last report Tho third
had been injured by whale but it thought not seriously
and would be 10 fiat Montevideo short time An
other letter that he taken down by
had tho Of mind cut the limo after being
under water.
THE WHALING FLxEr-The following table shows the
number vessels employed In whale fishery Jan
The New York herald., 1878-01-16
OHIO'S SENATOR.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. jan Is. 1873
In tho Senate to-day George II. Pendleton de-
clared choice for United States Senator by vote
OF 2j democrats to republicans for blank. In the
House Pondlcton received sc. Johnson 3, blank sc.