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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
FALL OF A HOUSE IN BROOKLYN.

Shortly before nine O'Clock yesterday forenoon q
two story frame house, with stone foundation. fell
down ON Seventeenth street. near Seventh avenue.
South Brooklyn, and the inmates barely escaped
in time TO their lives. The house
was occupied by laborer named John
Stay and his vito ana six children Stay
had been living there for tho past two years The
house had been condemned by the Superintendent Of
Buildings, II is said. several months ago. II stood
alone, and upon site considerably below tho grade
OF the street. The building was erected about eleven
years ago and was owned BY John Andrews, Of NO.
80 Court street.
The high winds OF yesterday moaning, which swept
around the tottcring building proved 100 much ior
it, and 1t went down with but slight warning 10 the
poor people who found shelter ana q home therein
One OF the childrcna little GIRL 1t appears--was on
her way down 10 the basement stairs when shc cav
timber fall within few fect Of her and iet the house
slightly pitch forward. Tho child, with commenda
bio presence OF mind. ran back 70 tpe
kitchen on tho floor above, where the
family were seated at tho breakfast taolc,
and told them to of the house as fast as posi-
BILE rs 1t was falling Tho father mother and children
did not delay moment They had not proceeueo
more ihan twenty yards from the structure wnen
fell In with LOUD crash, destroying every article OF
furniture within and scattering the debris over
quarter of OF ground
Considerable sympathy Tor the poor family VINO ~
narrowly escaped terrible death and lost an Ines
household effects expressed by The residents -
the ne, ghbornood In which the accident occurIed'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08

ryrNOTTCE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGiIr.-The NEW YoRx
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night gnal
burning coors red green, red changing from
other succession, and be several miles dtaat
Captains Of vessels upon seeing this signal will ebliee
by preparing any marine they have for tho ship
News Department Of the HERALD.
py- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
coAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captalns or officers
vessels In the coanr and foreign trade
ing displacement removal Of buoys requested
10 communicate the fact the HERALD II may be
brought publicly TO the attention OF the proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor OF HERALD New York
city" giving accurately possible tho and posi-
ton OF displaced buoys tho Of their removal will
eoasts American Continent When they observed
on the Of European countries In the Mediterranean
Is requested that information DO sent either by telegraph
or letter London office Of the Nxw YORK HERALD 40
Fleet street. London TO the Paris ONCE 81 Avenue dc
rOpers Paris Where the telegraph used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street. London or
"Bcnnett 81 Avenue de ropera Paris" Where Of
are observed in the OF beyond
tho reach Of the telegraph In Asia Africa captains
may communicate with upon reaching the first
lent port This information will be cabcd free Of charge,
10 the HERALD aud published
sy-Perons DESTROYS of communicating with vessels
irving at New York do by addressing such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht. pier No East River. New
YORK Letters received from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08

"a al S fYs;: S.:s is. n...
i7,G. ship , Lewis Or. Doad. sn,xcrp.
Wossssinxo. Feb 2s-Arrived, brig Woodland, vsicn-
S.rssus.. PR March aosaIled, .chr Edward L.mey.r,
SHvassa March - Sailed brig Cora Green rhi.roo..
wilmington, NC; as,h. sehts csnts.s,al. DO; jose b
Woods Hole; Both. ccphss ssarress Baobidge, Bsis.
PrasAxnvco. March 7-Arrivcd. brig ouadsloupe sp,.
sailed March = bark Brasscra tNor, Thomsssen. Now
York 7,h briggs Dan tsw,. Haborx, do Er~ood tBr'.
sss ; ss yt i. wss an
rsssnI.s iS.S 6sis.s.s s...is;,s.
from nns. rss Poris augusta "'''
.vIcTonla. March 2a--ssied bark gea. 81 the Ocean
bourne
tPsa. STEAMER err or R,casosDl
ABvnpARoS. Marcn 20 Ion tho bay. Henri. IRON Psnss
MmsrsnpAM, March a5-Arrived Haven. Pctserson. VIII
Sailed asd rrsk Petersen. Quebec; a5,h. Anssar. Gun
ASrwEar March 27Arrved. Prince Leopold. cochraue,
SsIsroI. March a7--sailed, Eiida, Andersen. Sandy
In Kingrosd a7sh Thos Turnbu Cooper. New York
BonpMsrx March 2a-ssaied. rormosa. o'Sci!i, Bs.-
Ts Gp 5.p.n
BrLnAo. March la-Arrived wexford. Covert New York
CARDfrF March 26Arrived. Pactclus, Lock Pensacola
CmKnsouRc. March si-saiiod. Nuovo Monde, Maresca
New York
CHsIsrfAssAxp. March TO- Sailed vladimir. Halvorsen
Miraniichi; 18th, ConstantIA. Knudsen, do
CHRsriASA, March 1eClesred, Dronning sophie Peter
sen, America.
CAprx. March 22-ssiied. Flying scui, - Johns
DEAL. March 2T-Arrvrt Acadan Abbott. fhiladelphia
tor Nest tIarIepoo; Chapman, Nicholson London for
1t John, NIB land both sailed 2sth).
for Boston Flora Jcrreusen, DO for Quebec scheIds
DovKH, March 27-Pnssed, Castaa. Sparks London for
Philadephis Agnes Wisoa~ do fer Sydney, Cb Hscsa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
SABBATH SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.

The Fit,teth Sunday School Anniversary OF tho Lex
ington Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church was cello
brated last evening. The exercises were opened by
singing; then prayer was delivered by the pastor,
Rev. William II. Micklc, who aiterward an
nounced that the usual Sunday evening sermon
would be dispensed with, and instead they
would DO entertained by addresses. delivered by
some tho BRETHREN In relation to the benefits to be
derived from Sunday schools Ho then introduced
the Rev. j. G. Oakley. Tho speaker stated that there
were TO- 900 Sabbath school children in the Proes.
,ant world and 5000 900 OF these claimed America as
their residence There no better field 10 work In
than in tho Sabbath schools and finer material than
the fresh material OF childhood Their natures BIO
easily nodded, SO that. IN future years when grown
10 they may DO the pillars OF the church OF
Cod 1t may be cato by some that any ono can do
planting OF seed and that tho budding and BIOS
soming are not Of great importance. Such people
only look to the golden harvest time We know that
tho harvest could not come without the buds and
10 make men faithful TO God, and II tho Sabbath
school workers do their duty the fua day Will DO
a glorious ono tor the human race TINS Is what
We IRE aiming at. Educating the Sabbath school
children, so that whom they become men and women
they may be among the class which the Church
wants at the present and will need IN the future.
Education wealth. stauon In life or anything else can
mot attain for ne child hat the Know lodge OF Christ
can First teach them what God requires Of them,
then take them out into tho world and show them
the uydrs- headed moustcrs with which they
have % and we have ., ira se% sn
to The teaching OF tho B,blo unto death. Advice
from strangers is sometimes better than from parents
AS regards intemperance, explain to the youth It's
fr,ghtfu consequences snow him drunkard in the
gutter behind the prison oars aud even IN deiiriun
tremens. Scare him into temperate life when ne is
quito young Tor you clnnot do II when he grows 10
be a last young man. e.-
Their pastor thcn introduced Rev. DR.. Do Hasso,
Who sasd that he fresh from the Holy Land, whcrc
DO had resided The last four years Hc insisted
the school tcachors imprcssng on the minds
Of the children everything they road in the Bible
IL literally truc
The Rev. DR.. SERVER was introduced, ana after q
fow remarks from him the ..Doxology" the
blag0 was dismissed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
FUNERAL OF CHARLES sUEss.

The funeral OF Charles Suess, member OF the lam
many Hall General Committee. and Tor many years
prominent Ninth ward politician, who died on Thurs
day last at his residence No 1925 Hudson street, took
place yesterday afternoon and was attended ny an I'M
mense throng OF tho deceascd's friends the ioi'ow-
Ing societies were also largely d:-Mozart
odoc az Odd Fellows Central Relioi Association OF
Ola Fellows Hudson Lodge OF the Order OF Gcrmanta,
the Eighth Ward Shuctzen corps, tho MINI Ward Rc-
form Shutzen Club the John ]. Wcntz ASSOCIATION,
tns Armenia Singing Society, the Hudson Manner
Choir tho Ninth Ward Citizens Club, the Liquor
Dealers Club OF the Fifth Assembly district, the Tam
many Hall General Com milec and the members OF the
Filth Assembly District Committee. There were also
present several Aldermen and largo number OF
prom neni politicians Altogether there werc about
ono thousand men and fifty carriages IN inc The in
termcnt took place in GREENWOOD Cemetery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
THE SHOTGUN.
TERRIBLE SLAUGHTERED FEUD OF TWELVE
YEARS.

TERRIBLE sLAUGHTEE--A FEUD OF TWELVE
YEARS.
From the Joplin tMo.l News. March 3D.
Information reached Joplin last evening Of terri
bio homicide, committed yesterday on Short Greek,
In which Jacob Kilian lost his life ut tho hands
william s. Norton Some two days ago Kiilian ar
rived on Short Crock and it is said, threatened to
take the life Of Norton he had often before declared
hc wouid do Tho result was that the latter procured
q double barreed shotgun. ana meeting hhan
about two O'clock yesterday afternoon on the south
end OF Columbus street, near the oiu Log CABIN ~
the Lane he raised gun TO his shoulder and Tired
both barrels the charges Of which took effect Kill
ian's breast, killing him instantly. Norton then
whipped out HIS revolver and. approaching thc man
rs he lay weterng hts blood, put bullet through
his brain At,the time OF the shooting the men could
not have boon fifteen PAGES apart Norton imme-
diately himself up TO tho officers and was placed
his friends.
The cause OF the tragedy dates back twelve years
ago Both men served through the war IN tho same
regiment and company, ana toward tho end Of tho
war bad blood was engendered between the two re-
gardng trivial matter In 1866 or 1867 they mot
az small place called Fidelity situated abont seven
miles southeast Of this place. where they again had
trouble and Kan drew his revolver with the
intention OF killing Norton: Norton however, was
quick for him and fred 1rs tho snot putting out
ono or Klliiau's eyes Since that timo Norton has
been continually haraseod by his old enemy except
during the time The latter was IN tho Pcnitentnry for
killing william Lake, tho Snowman, at CRANKY, IN
1871 Lake, IL will DO remembered attempted TO put
Kilian out OF the show Tor misbehavior on bis
part when the latter turned and shot him, from the
effects OF which be dIed In few hours For tnis
crime he tried and sent 10 the Pententiary Tor
SIX years. but let out about one year ago under
the two thirds rule. He returned 10 Joplin and atcr
q few days lett for Pierce City, near where he had
been living until he wont to Short Creek and there
did he would sooner or later have
fallen before the dcspcrado's unerring bullet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
A MOTHERS ANXIETY.

Fannie Calvert, widow, leapcd overheard about
past eight last evening from tho dock the foot
Of North Tenth street, Williamsburg Tho splash at
tractci tho attention Of the watchman the DOCK
and alter difficulty he succeeded in rcscuing hcr
and removed 10 81 CatEarines Hospital In
an exhausted condition. Sbo stated 10 the police that
sho had recently moved into a tenement known as
..Haulcy' Row, - on North Fifth street Being with
OUT means TO move again take her children from
tho containnting influences that surround thcm and
IN despair at effects already apparent Of the bad
berhood, she adopted the rash measure In. which
sbe had been foi.d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, .. March 2e-s~sd, bark cochzins ODD.
xsH 7ssH ~ ASrl w. ''-' ''
sosTo ARI A,fiysa .sss%:r' schsmi:n CD
FenGssea, PSsaslphi.. G.ns.psde. smith 90; ship
i:% S..s.:.; brig fszsds 5sf. Easiish. !;
nsd.ss.s.s.. r.ss.,n. ed Is.ri. ,-,-,
sssf' .v sfp
BATH. April S-Xrved, schr Matte B Ruon, Boston,
% e 'Hso sehes Ellen Psndls.o son,
wm S.l, ssss wait Green
BANGOR April 5-sOhr kngleadsr. smith Perth Am.
,6iIAaLEsTox: April 4-ssiled. bark George rs.0sd,
s :ss s:,t rssi' @ S:::
York. Falcon, kirby, Baltimore; 'chr Ralph howss from
,v:sNAsDISA, April RI. s-Arri'sd. 'oAr Amsli. Ire.
FoRTRkss MONROE. April 7-xnaiv.d, ship Nonsnsuu
rns inMsshr Seth stoekssidss from Gloucester Mass
GALVESTON. Aprii s-Arrivsd. BARK Arsilisriss pr,
Cis.rc6-Bark Mi.pah GSor,. Olsen. ouesnstown
Psl~Ssth; sse. Stalls. EsRu;srH rsmy S;1 WIN
wSmsn IivsrSooi; bar. B.sisssr Aa:,. Tsrrssoehis.
poo 3d. oh.ss aers.a Ess
P.ssss April s-Arrivsd. serhs i..s~ood tsr. DansSs.
s7yS s a. steamer gsmss.n 5 ship. r..m.u..
r pTqse rs;rcn s s:s. v :ss ss
S is'i S.5 :sa dee
AsSs Sssss
NEwPoRr April Arrived schr: Annie Carrier tsr.
s.s T going OF this
rSii.d..ps xi,p: Poins / vsndsrSoii. sionas
'0 s. sHs DO. Pcus.ylysuia, for Nee York
H.yES s..s sH virrn srSS: .s
McDonnsii Messiy Rienmend CisSisss Alien. wsssisy,
asI: s.T s !s,s M.rn..
'r Sos4 e e:si x ss.ash sos.a ship s.e.mo. Car.
A s.s sA g.. 't ss.:ss H, ss
sii. as1@ss' Sss York ss rs.si b-ysr Sor
from ssa Yasl sr s.s.n
K s s s.S S:.
; 81. S,sss' Bell Hall.
sssd-sshr ceors. r Haiisci. sbsrrots. and Dread
sss March soAiv.d ship. B.ly.dsr.
Ws.sssn shore Fam%ss sssss bark. o"sl.aa
:, n. &c,
s. az msry asysr y,., Seattle. s.rr. nsy,Ss ys
mus, seattle nidss.. Alien HSmboids: sshr VIM d ste
ship Ys.'p,..; ssgnds.. Seattle barr: Colder
seattle R.ns Star 1s.! Mslm.To, vspsraiso, Sns Sorss
Star. Moovohouse. Port Townsend.
7th-A,rved, ship 50 Paul Williams, New York.
skArrt.k. Msrcn 29-Arivcd, bark Montana, weeks.
San rraucisco.
3p.h-ssslsd.bark Aurcoia, Mslgrsu, San Francisco.
AyAsNan Apr, .sS s;%s, Herman Lying
Sailed-Soip Caravan, Liverpool
TACOMA. March 3O--sscd ship Dashing Wave. Martin.
San frsncisco.
INFLAMMATION NC: Apt, s.c,ss.sd bar. Jsrssr,.
WOODS HOLE, April s-Arrfved. sehr John Msniove.
Hnllocs. Now York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
CURRENTS AND EDDIES.
[amp,on sustnins Hayes.

Hampton sustains Hayes.
Newberry Is. CO. Herald :-"Therc Il no opposition
10 Hampton and his reelection IL a thing certain"
In Kansas ONO, Missouri and Illinois tho prospect
for fruit ana for cereals that were sown last fall 10
very promising
Atlanta Cons,sfution eff the solid south 10 salts
nsd with Mr.. Hayes southern policy the divided
North has no right 10 complain"
Under tho new constitution Of the State OF New
Hampshire winch Is TO take effect tho nrst day Of
october, a new census Of population is 10 be made,
md inc Governor has issued the necessary ins,ruc
lions 10 the local Officers. and their performances Of
sbis Junction will save much exDsnss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
LAUNCHED AND CAPSIZED.

Charles Francis launched twentyfour foot catbost
from the foot OF South Tenth street, Williamsburg,
yesterday, ana celebrated tho evont by sail the
East River In tho new craft with somo fvo or six
young men and a dog. When OIL the Twentieth
street dock, ON this side OF tho river the boat cap
sized. Francis and Patsy Ryan were picked up from
tho dock the others by small boats that put out from
the Shore and the only life lost that o: the dog
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
SHOOTING AFFRAY.

The Turner Society OF Grecnpoint held meeting In
their headquarters, tho back room Of George Fields
saloon on the corner OF Eagle and Franklin Streets
Grecnp point yesterday afternoon. Soon after tho
session began three roushs, led by one Alfred Will
Jams OF No. 1ss West street. demanded admission TO
the saloon, which was refused them. They burst the
qoor In ana attacked those sitting nearest The door
was refastened but u second time they burst and
attacked the proprietor OF tho place. George Fields,
who drew revolver and fred ono shot at them. Tho
ball taxi effect In the leg OF Williams no dropped,
and the other fed. Tho police, attracted by the
nose and tho report OF the pistol FASTENED In, ur-
rested Fiod, and caused the removal OF Williams 10
tho Eastern District Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
SEA DEVILS.

Two hidoous looking Ashos. called sea DEVILS were
yesterday received at the Aquarium. They are about
three feet in length and eighteen inches broad, with
enormous mouths about foot In width, around the
edges OF which numerous short TUFTS OF what
looks ike hair. On the inside oil their NOUNS arc
several doubo OF teeth which can be distinctly
seen when tho animals breathe. The color Is dark
brown. body quito large and round, taperng gradu-
ally to the tall They appear TO be In excellent con-
d,tiop do not swim much, but remain almost mo-
tionless At the bottom OF the tank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
ALMOST sUFFoCATED.

ofaosr johnson, while patrollng Leonard street,
Williamsburg, yesterday morning, discovered nro
breaking out OF the second story frame dwelling on
the corner FIRST street Breaking open the door hc
FASTENED up stairs TO ind the occupantsJohn Rosbn
and his fnmiiya IN bed, and partially smohcre; by
the dense smoke. To crss them out was the work OF
a moment and they wore all speedily taken caro- OF
by tho ncighbors The flames were cxtiDguished with
n damage to tho furniture ana building OF $500, Gov
cred by fl,4o0 insurance In the Williamsburg lnsur
ancc Company. detective nuo caused the coufasra-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENTS.
NonroLK. va, April Z. 1877,

NORFOLK. Va. April T. 1873.
Capt walker OF tho steamer Old Dominion. which
rived here this afternoon reports that at IL N. Hos
Island bearing mics ~ fathcms spoke schr Adc-
line Townsend anchor with her bowspt sho had
run into the schr vesta Of Philadelphia, and sunk her
All saved The vesta is sunk above bearing and
distance Hog Island The Townsend ~sntcd no assist
nnen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
SPOKEN.

Bark Jonathan Bourne. Doane, from Boston for Mel
bourne, Feb 20 lat IA n. Ion 80 W.
Olsves (r, Carter. from Liverpool for Halifax,
March ~. no lat, &C
Bark Shanghai (4er) Nanschutz. from Wilmington. NC.
for Stettin NJ. rch 25 lat ST. Ion H.
Edward Kidder Park, from Boston for Calcutta,
Jan 80 lat % 8. Ion 10 W.
Brig Emina l. Shaw tB), Macomber from Dublin tor
New York. March 49, lat ~ SO, Ion 10 ~
Swedish vessel, showing KID from Bremerhavon
New York. March IL lat ~. Ion rs.
Tho Acacia from Belfast for Baltimore. March S, lat
% 26, lon Al 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
THIRSTY BURGLARS.

james Connolly and William McAvery, two bum
mers, residing the north side, Williamsburg, ycs-
terday broke open the cellar OF Edward stamcyer's
saloon No 1sg South Third street. and stole kcg OF
beer Ga the road TO their rendezvous to psrtake OF
the stolen beverage. they met Detectives short and
Holland who took Them and their beer IN charge, and
this morning they will have 10 answer the serious
charge Of burglary 70 pay Tor . drink they did not
rot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
A DIsORDERLY CROWD.

A Saturday night dance was brought TO an abrupt
conclusion IN Francois Hall attached TO his SALOON
No OIL Adams street, Williamsburg, just before mia.
night on Saturday by the proprietor turning OF he
ras This esrased the crowd OF young roughs who
had been in attendance and they got tho
street they tore up the pavement and riddlcd tho
Mace with tho stones. Nearly everything In the
nlaco was broken, and not pane Of glass was left.
Before the police put in appearance, however, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08

Sailed 9th, US steamer wyoming. for Havre. Anchored
IN the lower bay Mercator Belg for Antwerp.
these were incorrectly placed IN yesterdays cdion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
NoT1cETo MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS


that by tcecraphng the HERALD London bureau ad-
dressing Bennett No. 46 Fleet street, London" tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc rOpcra
Paris arrivals and departures from European and
ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the Untcd States the will be cabled this
country FREQ Of charge.
Captains arriving 1t and sailing from French and Med
terraneau ports lind Paris ONCE tho
cal and expeditions for teIographipg news
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
ANTWERP April eArrived, bark bernhard (sr, sisbe,
fascagoula.
ALICANTE to April e-Arrivsd bark WIN Conn. Col
Inns. New York.
Sailed TO April e--srsg rspa atscome uta Lauro Nov
York
AMSTERDAM. April e-Anivsd. brig Axnss CSos>. vain-
tinsen, Savannah.
BRKxEs, April sssllsd. ship Sophie Ger. Work. xsw
York.
DUNcgYKss, April 6-Passed bark Kings County (BD,
Potter. New York for Hamburg.
DEAL April 6-saiied. ship Eliza Evorett tBr), Dunker
ton Delaware Breakwutcr hsrks Fidents Aus) Radoso
vich New York; Atlas us,. Moricich. do Gall from Lon
dom.
FLEETWOOD. April e-Arrved. bark ssrrsno tBr Edgctt.
St Jonn, NIB
GENOA TO April e-Arrvsd bark Bjarks CNsr), johnson,
Charleston
GrBrALrAR to April e-Arrivcd, bark Tres cp,
TorYns. New York
New Orleans
Sailed 5th. bsrks Lincoln (Aus). Geroloieh. New YORK.
Prosperins dtaD. schanino. do.
Sailed 4th mot lst). bark Homeward Bound, Merrymau
United States.
LIVERPOOL April 6-Arnved. steamer West Indian (Br)
Roaeh Basmore banks Royal Hsrric tBr,, Young.
land; Brmiga (Br). Barker, Charleston; Norma Cus,.
Bornunn, Pensacola.
Sailed 9Th bsrks Arcturus tBr), Bent, New York:
Massimo dAscgo CItaD. Dodero. Philadelphia; Mariner
(Br). Thurmost, st John. NIB twonot bsfcre,.
LONDON. April 6-Arrived, brig Gem (Br). Richardson
Wilmington, NC.
MovrLLE April 7--Arrived bark Queen vicsesis tBr,
Mckenzie. Baltimore for Londonderry.
PALKRxo April 6-ssied steamer Croft tBr). Hodgso,,
New yorK.
QUEENSTOWN. April 6Arrived bark Bjorn tvorJ. Born-
stad Fefnandina 7th AM. steamer Celtic tBr), Giea-
dell, New York for Liverpool (and proce cded).
ROTTERDAM, April 7Arived, bsrk Eigin (Br), Turner
New York.
IT HELENA date-Arrived ship Senator (Br) jeffrey
Cacuta for Demoara aud New FORK; brig syr,nrs (r)
Partridge, Annoy for New York schr Henry Lippstt
Howes, Batavia for Lisbon.
SINGAPORE April e-Arrived. bark Hawthorne, Nason.
Nov York.
rnALrx. April 5-Arrvsd, bark willfs MeLarsn tBr,.
McLsren, Baltimore. ts
WEATHER REPORT.
TIoLYnEAp. April Z. PM-wmd sE, moderate brssss /;
cloudy
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


Dates or DEPARTURE FROM NEW roRK FOR TnE MONTHS
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoIrnrAD. April =. PM-wrnd sE. moderate brssss
cloudy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-01
ny Railroads.
CHICAGO ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

Nov 30-t043 bales cotton to order-37O Richardson
& Mav-2i2 Chafe Hamilt Il Powell -ss Allen,
Nugent &oo--I77 Walden, Hawkins &co-l59 [ l.
Airey &co-l3s Stewart Bros &Co-l25 Meyer. Wes
&co-l27 Hyman & Liohtensten--1lO Bickham
Moore-97 Lehman, Abraham &co-si Jno Hardie
&oo-6e Allen West & Bush-65 Gardner Gillespie
&co-57 S Gumbel-52 w G Black &co-50 Phelps
&oo-47 S Thomas &eo-3o g l. Waimsley &co-3l
Il a. Beer--30 March g. Shlenker--26 Brtton
Mayson-24 Jno Cbaffe g. Sons-23 Keitfer Gardner
81 w White--i9 Beades. Wood &co-l6 Warren,
Atkinson &co-l6 Payne, Kennedy &eo-l4 Moore
Coleu an-l2 Walker-i0 Newman &oo-9
G Cromwell H g Newman Jurey Gillis-6
j nj Franz enhush Il Areher-5 Meyer Weil-5
Gordin Geo a J L Harris &oo--4 Ben Gerson-4
Kirkpatrick &oo--4 Cyrus Bussey-2 Claiborne &co-
? s Henderson, GrahaA Black Zoo I Glea-
soD-l car cattle Aycock, Mitchell &oo-75 b6ls wbs-
ky Burke & mpson-i00 cases milk John Moore
&co-25 do Mc(irath l. COmptHn-125 do Smith Bros
zoos bills highwines W ii Beapbam-25 do John
Observation-Disclosures to order--Total 354e bales
cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILEURAILROAD
Nov 3o-1so pcs W pipe M Schwartz Bro-3 cars