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The New York herald., 1878-03-29
A RENDEZVOUS OF TRAMPS.

For some time past tho officials and detectives OF
the Psnnsy Railroad Company have had inorma-
lion concerning robberics committed along tho line Ut
their roads In New Jersey and have exercised unusual
vigilance iu bringing tho perpetrators to justice The
prime pai thcfts Of brass journals taken from
tho wheels OF freight These journals weigh from
eight to twelve pounds and are worth several dollars
each. Tho loss 10 the company Is greater than the
value OF The metal, causing delays and somslimes
proving dangerous.
Detective Smith. In the employ OF the company
procured Information which led TO the discovery OF
cave on tho cast bank Of the Rartan River, short
distance from Now Brunswick; and on Wednesday
night Chief Of Police oliver received telegram
from superintendent Barker. OF tho Penn
syvania Railroad Company, requesting him TO plaoe
several officers under Smiths direction. They crossed
thc river und succeeded IN arresting twelve Uamps
They were brought ~ New Brunswick. and reached
tho police station little after ton O'Clock. On search
ing them of the prisoners, named Ford, was
found 10 have an eight pound journal In his posses
siou. This the only ono recovered, though sew
eral were have beer removed from cars near
the locomotive roundhouse. Ford was committed 10
trial Tor larceny, and the others were hold under
tho net 10 punish VQCrancy.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
A LADY'S CAPTURE.

George W. Soven. who occupies apartments In tho
New York University building, yesterday afternoon
saw three men hastily leaving tne OF +. 5. CON-
stock another inmate. Doubling the honesty Of their
Intentions nc acquainted the WHO OF the jantor with
hs suspicions and while he was talking TO ncr one OF
Sbc men returned tor bag they had cropped IN the
hallway al sight Of Sovcn. The stranger retired mast
iy and Mrs. Mathews followed him to tho door where
she questioned MIN, and finally called out "i know
you 10 be u thieL" Then seizng the fstrudcr she
aragged nm through the corrdor TO her room where
she Iut h IA In her husbands and returned
with Ofncer Kenny, who relieved Mathews. Tho
prisoner told Judge Duty tbat he was John Newell OF
No. IL Christopher street. Two hundred aud utty
dollars worth o stolen goods was found III tue Dsg,
aud various burglars tools were conccaled upon ms
pssson, for all Vi which lac was held IN $l,OO0
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER PANTHER Miller from Newburyport for Phila
dspha became disabled in her machinery and towed
Into Boston yesterday by tug Elise.
SHIP SPARTAN (of Boston, Jackson, from Dublin in bal
last for New York. IL ashore Is miles of Fire Island
She hes broadside tho beach. The Coast wrecking
Compsnys steamer Relief is rendering assistance.
SHIP MAoNIy,cKXLIA survey has been held On tGs s1ip
Iy Sre At Savannah and the VESSEL will
without dischargng
sta ~ ss.vs % @o.a .n
oskum roten will be remesllsd and caksd and take in
BARK MARY ANN JOHNSTON tBr), Fisher, from Newport
loaded wh % sS u wsS snose 1 s0Sss wsse r0ns h's
BARK WARREN HALLKrr was sold .t st Thomsr March
H. with some $ s.rxS e BY special under
Liverpool, 1sm.nsa Thom.s March II. Nothing had
beams aud It Is reported that she cannot take cargo on
without docking and taking the cardboard on both
BRIG ELIZA MORTON at Havana the 18th inst, from
Cardiff with soa lost one Of her hands who w.. xsshed
BRIG FIVE BnornEns which was repored several weeks
ago and ss Tor Iep 81 Deem
soHR II BURTON. from New York for Demersra, which
ms. .ss @h iss
Il ss ssfs sSass S sf S slight aud
Haven. t St Thomas distress March IT.
before reported that this vessel condemned.
scmR JAS WILSON. Bowm.n. from rnrs for Proereso.
put st Thomas March 49, to go ino dock for ropsrs
CLARA LKAvrr from New York for Havana. before
rcpored having into Nassau leaky ashore
Island had throw overheard about 50 tons VI
coal get OIL.
SCHR FANNY went ashore reef at Panalim Hsw allan
Island, March 2. and became u atotsi loss
scnR II GIBBONS which tunk In the collisiou with
the schr Elizabeth Ann MArca 20 Sharps Island
lighthouse, total loss. She valued at 81 800
scHR WIN THOMAS. ashore Wood End, Mass. sold
yesterday afternoon for $780, ana her cargo Of coal for
81 80 par ton.
LEwEs, Del March 2s-Bsrk Mary Myshral (Br). from
Liverpool at the Breakwacr has on board the captain aud
officers ship John Gladstone (Brl, from Antwerp for
York. which abandoned at before reported
WASHINGTON. March 2s-The Signal Service station at
reported to the Chief signal Ohcer ut Pm
that the Austrian brig Nipoti whict went ashore the
morning 18th int IS miles xUmtn of Cape Henry,
this evening and is anchored ha mile from
shOra
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
new YORK HERALD FRIDAY MARCH 49, lS7a-TRIPLE SHEET

Bsrbsdos; brig Eva JOHNSON Yeaton. do 18th, schrs
Emma Romms Little, Sc Thomas; 18th. Thos sinniek-
son, Dickerson. phiadsiphiA.. .
Sailed 10TH bark Hsttie q Dixon, Yates. New YORK:
In port March a. brgs CLARA jenkins, Dsd e ana
Trott. and Mabel staples for do. -
JAGo March l5-A Arrived Moss Glen (BD, Ander
son. SsvsnlA- a,
sailed 10TH bark John olbrook. Lsavits. New York;
brig Lydia Hole. Rose. do.
TAxrco March 10 In por schr City Of Chelsea. Good
win. FROM for New York.
TRIsIDAp tCubs). March 12-Arrived, brigs BERNARD
Br, Wiiisby. Lisbon; l7th. VIM Mason, Adams. Asp'n
wall
sailed 18th, sehr Joanna Doughty. Doughty. OF Hat
vicromIA. March 2o-Arrived bark Gem OF the Ocean,
Snn
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP March 27s allied, bark Ivanhos (Br). Patrick,
Philadelphia
BRIsroL March 27-Arived. bark Tre Giuseppe (tap.
schianino, New York.
Sailed 2sth bark Ontario tBr), Coaiheet, Halifax.
BREMEN. March 27-Arrived, bark Sebastian Bach (GeD
Ssndset, fhiadelphM
BARCELONA. March 24-Arrved, barks Amasona Csp,.
sust, Charleston; Joven Beatrice tsp). NcoAus. dc; {;
Nalon (sp) vllami do; 2Gth brig Amsia Sp). Bstran
Savannah.
Bmrsr March 24-Arrived, brig Luis (sp), Miguel
Charleston.
DnoGmEDA March 2s-Arrived. bark Alfred (Nor). Won
der fshr. Baltimore.
DunLis March 27-Arrvod. barks Aurora QtsD, Zul-
mino, Philadelphia; Olive Mount (Br,, Smith, do.
sailed 2sth barK anon (Br) Heay. United States
DusxiHx. March 2sArrived, steamer King Arthur (Br)
houghton. New Orleans via Bermuda.
Sailed 10Th, bark Euro t,u0 Kreglch, New YORK.
ExsrKa, March 27Arrived. brig Kodiak, Peters, New
York.
GooLK March 27Arrivsd. bark vanads (sw, Csrlsten.
Daren.
GIsnALrAa to March 2sAnived. brig Cuore QtsD, Cas-
teilano, New Orleans.
GENOA. March 25-Arrived, bark John Banasld tBr)
Cooper. PhiIsdeiphiA
Hull. March ~ Arrived, brig Halls (B) Bennets.
New York for GooIe.
nAxguRa. March 27-ArrvoL bark Gsspard (Nor), Jon.
son. Charleston.
HAvRk. March 2s-Arrvcd. ship scresmer, Austin. New
Orleans; brig Mclania tsp). Lands, Savannah.
LIVERPOOL March 27-Arrived ships Agiors (Br, Nor
gan, New Orleans; America, Emerson. San Francisco
95 days passage Johsnne (Ge Bunje New York Lstons
(sr), shimmIn. New Orlssnsi Leonore (Br) Roberts.
Pensacola; bark Carrie Deap (BD, Mckay. New YORK
2sth. shps City Richmond (B) Cumming. Now Orleans
barts Mcneil, Watts, New Orleans; Minnie (BD.
Kitchen. Norfolk
The New York herald., 1878-03-29

sasd 2sth. ships Alexander. Ballard. Porsand LYDIA
skolGsd, Brown. dol sabino Farmer New York; Oracle
Humphreys Phsde!phia; bark Lufrs tNoD. Lorsnsssn.
United States
LONDON March 26-Arrivsd. ship City Of Quebec (BD.
Fslcouer. ---.
LONDONDERRY March % Arrived. bark Ausoerst CBD.
KensAly, Baltimore
Sailed 26th barks Kate Sanction (Br) Carver Ameres
9th, Numa tBr, Douglas. Philadeiphis
LIMERICK March % Sailed bark Algeria (Br), Stuart.
Delaware Breskwster.
MARsxiLLEs, March 2sArrved, bark Jas Brett. Glib
soM New York.
PLYMOUTH. March 27-Arrved. ship Glendower Q'D
QusxSsrowx. March % Arrived, steamer Cothsrstons
deiphis.
on Rochs's Point 2sth. steamer Victoria (BD. Williams.
Boston Tor Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM. March 27-Arrived. barks Saga tNor. Lar
seu New York: Hattie VI (Br,. Eaton, do; Agss Not)
Nordrum Mobile for Krimpeu Aan dc Lsk 2ssh steamer
w A Scholten Dutch. Wis. New York.
RIO JAxKIRo. March 27In port. steamer HarA (psn).
for New YorA. idg %. 900 bags coffee.
ST. CAvnKsIxEs POISr. March 27-of bark China Ger.
Jordan. New York for Bremen.
swxxxuxpK 10 March 2s-Ssiled. bark Onni Nor. Abrs
hansen, New York.
TRIESTE March 25-Arrvsd. bark AvsnM QtaD. Rspslio
New Orleans.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYnrAD. March 20 Wind ENE. strong; barometer
20 44u.
PLYxoura March 2s-wind e. light: barometer 2sls.
falling.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
BOUND EAST.

Steamer Franeona, Bragg. New York for Portland
Steamer Glaucus, BssrSe, New York for Boston.
Steamer Amos Bsrstow. Kenny. New York for Provi.
dence.
steamer Tiie. Ewing. New York for New London aud
Norwich
brig Seaside CBr,. MeDonsid. New York for Cow Bay.
CB.
schr Chambers (BE. Buck, New York for st Johns.
NF.
Schr Mary rheall r Tneall New York tor st John, NIB
Scnr Mary Is Harris; Crowley, New YORK for Boston.
Schr Mary Emma. Edwards, New York for Dennis.
Schr Pointer, Dill, New York for Providence
Schr Samuel 1odwn, williams, New York for STAN
ford.
schr orvie Early. Early. Port johnson for Boston
schr j u Fell. Shropshire. Amboy for Pawtucket
Schr Sias Brsinerd, Mosier. Amhoy tor Portland. CT
Schr Ario Pardee. shropshire, Ambov for Providence
Schr Albert Clarence. Hswes Virginia for Portland
schr Neponset. rervere. virginia tor Boston
Sshr Morning Star. Higgins. Virs ins for New Haven
Sckr q Arnold. Arnoid Baltimore for Now Haven.
Schr Il Reed, Benson. Philadephia tor New Bedford
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The North buoy. the Slue. leading over Nantucket
Shoals half mile west Of its proper postion and has
been time past.
PHILADELPHIA, March 27-Capt Harding, Of steamer
Cstharne whiting reports the buoy the Horseshoe
gone the tho bar broken and lying Hat tho
water.
WILMINGTON, NC, March 27Partios from below repors
that Bald cad Channel Ia gradually filling having lost
and half the average depth during tue past
the depth Of the chsnuci considerably greater certain
than ~ others The captain OF vessel reports
that going vt Hood tide recently be sounded and
found only feet Of water and ON coming 10 again week
with tie OF tide, there
iy feet OF water In the en- -Wilmington star.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 2S, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnIrEsroNk TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Idaho Ba e%ss Liverpool March ie Win u
lat q. lon ~ passed Red star s!ssmsr b"and n sasn
nevada Br,. from New yorI for Liysrpoo
osss. Ss% Ss Iaih rsss "aa kns:
c. March 20 49, Ion H. spoke an italian bark bound
steamer sar.sora. sundberr, Havan. March ~ with
mdse and passengers to j < Ward 4 90. Was detained
steamer State Of Texas ciscr G.vcston March 20 and
Key West 24,h. with Ddse and passengers to chss Mai
steamer Old Dominion. Walker Richmond. C,sy Pol.t
ana NorioK with mdse to the Old Dominion steamshi'
B.rx ysayerlnr Boil tof Norh shisld; rraynsr. New;
gales the entire pas,age wth heavy eros,
s"s backing around 20 Nv lasting A. hours a ~n los.
split sails Ooat buwHrks aud rails started deck
s.s sIlly simpson 'st Wind.o, Ss Porter T,is,.s
FEB - was days .f MAtter.s With stormy NV gales.
bark Unions :s rsnsro Ms,.,ns e day.. xih irais
~ mirs Bameg~t passed about ny barrels apparently
Tis John % lloyd oi iai;ssp Ssr.h. peeasmsaeo 2s
days with sugar and hides to II u swift Go; vesse, 90
had light sasicrly wind. iIa,ieras thence days WITH
sugar Morgan \ Go; vessel to Jss Mard &ce -
a,. ssH with Msrss iaspsr os sss nuts s. "
M" s a1 IT, Mach So A. y ps. .i
schr Lena. from Barbados for 5, Johns. NJ
II days, with sugar u Trowb bridges sons vessel To
lon II No. spoke se5r ssrss Pierce i,Ss boston ioi bar
sehr May Day sof Roeiand. ri.nder 50 Mare 10 days
with logwood to Murray Jr Had some heavy weather
pa- BARK Annie Marshsii tBr,. from Ne~ry, which
anchored In tbo bay. To tue city 2sh fM
dato, &c, James Patterson. seaman, ~
OF fell from the upper topss yard overheard and
WAS drowned.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston for New York. with
Sndse and pnssen "A DimocH.
schr Frank waller Crosby, Cross Island. Me, for Rich
mond. Va
schr , J srpith. Baidwis, Brantiord tor New York.
Schr j q Tryon. Iryou, Nantucket for New York
Schr W r Phillip-. Chase, Providence Tor New York
Schr VIM n Hopkins, Bush. Providence fof fhiiade
phis. .
Ssnr Potter Hooper bradbury Newport for New York.
schr Anson brown. Cleveland, stratord Tor Now York.
schr Addie Jennings. hubbard NorwsIx for New
York.
schr Mall Mead, Greenwich for New York
schr Ira Bliss, Hudson. Pom Jenerson Now YORK
Schr Quckstep, naynor Port Jefferson tor New York.
schr Excelsior Biydcnburg Cold spiing for New York
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
SOCIAL DEMOCRATS.

The central body of the organization once known
% the .socal Democrats" met last evening NJ Ger
mania Assembly Rooms, Mr.. f. Langereld presiding
and Mr.. Louis Huck secretary. The object oi the
meeting was 10 effect o reorganization oi the labor
party The plan suggested by the Labor Congress
which mot At tho close OF January last year.
Last evening were elected Organizer, Arthur
Langerfeld; as Secretaries, Louis Huck aud Herman
Calm. Resolutions were adopted that meetings ol
the entire be held the last Friday OF each
month"; and that this be fully represented
this (Frday) evening nj the meeting OF the Trade
Labor Union 1t Cooper Institute
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
WHALEMEN.

Arrived Mt Barbados March 4, schr Helen Simmons
Atkins, from cruise, with 100 bulls sperm oil.
John Mccullough and Others OF New Bedford havo
chased schr Chxs Morse liz tons, Of Bath, " New
and will fit hor for Atlantic whaling voyage from
Now Bedford under command OF Capt John sylvia, lso
master of brig Gsxelie OF Fayal Mr. John Davis, late
Of bark SARAH of Now Bedford. will occupy tho
position this vessel.
WiB4hs OF schr l. Adams, Of Cotuit. 243.2e TONS
has been sold to Baker Co. Of Boston, at the
rate OF $3. l7J.
letter dated San Francisco March 10 advices from
Maria Islands, Lower California. arrived there
previous l5 bark Helen Mar Baudry OF New Bed
ford having taken 90 bbls oil since leaving San Fran
cisco; Nil we'll Put In for wood.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
THIEVES AND BURGLARS HELD.

Judge Morgan yesterday held John Burke In 81, 900
Tor robbing Barbara livingston Of SS3 worth Of jow
sIry; Charles Landers In $1,000 tor stealing $50 worth
Of properly from william Sncll Charles Dreyfus in
a. 500 Tor breaking into Matilda Goodnian's rooms
ana taking s. worth OF vsluablcs, and George Mou-
Son ior picking William koch's pocket Of u watch
And chain worth $ll0.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
CHARGES AGAINST AN OFFICIAL.

The opponents Of Frederick Massey. President Of
tho Brooklyn Board OF City Works. late head Of the
Department OF Fire and Buildings In that city, are be-
ginning to question the bookkeeping Of that official
while acting The latter position. They say certain
sums OF money wero held from the city treasury
longer than the period allotted for their deposit.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
SAID TO BE FOOTPADS.

John Kleiner, of Ferry street. Newark, was way
laid yesterday morning by three hiehwaymen near
his home, but before they had robbed him some cit-
xens appeared on the scene aud the trio fsd. Last
evening Charles BrecKEitz and Matthias Muller were
arrested, charged with being two Of the iootpads.
They were held tor examination.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
TAMMANY SOCIETY.

Tammapy Society held SPECIAL meeting yesterday
afternoon 10 arrange fo' leasing the restaurant ana
assembly rooms In the wIgwam building The mat.
ter was referred to appropriate COMMITTEES.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
A MISSING FOREMAN.

Henry Williams, foreman At the Wechawken oil
docks, has been missing since Monday night When
last soen by the workmsn he going the d,rec-
ton the rats at the end OF the per AMI It IL sup
posed that he tell overheard and was drowned.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
SAILED.

Steamers osltic [Br) for Liverpool Gesrt Gen Ham
burg City OF Washington. Havana Nagars do: Gamma
(Brj, Bermuda Isaac Boil, kchmond, &c; Albemaris
Lewes Del; bark 5 Bogurt. Havre.
Also sailed ste amer Mas (Dutch), for Rotterdam.
Anchored In owor bay bound ship EmerAld lss for
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
SPOKEN.

Steamer Bulgarian (l3r), Boston for Liverpool.
March ~, lat ~ II, Ion 80 Al.
ship Bessie Crosby (Br,. from Liverpool for Delaware
Breakwater. March IL, lat II lon O..
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW York. March % Noon.
The Western Union tine ball to-day dropped two
tenths second fast.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW MONTHS
OF MARCH AND APRIL.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, 80.


YACHTS. EAMDOArS. 80.
LNOK sALE-A SCHOONER CENTKEBOARD YACHT,
about 20 eet over all - feet BEAM light drxgbt And
good salc with unusually good cabin accommodations
woll found and furnished In all
address YACiT Post Office drawer d. H. Philadelphia. Pa
DOR SALE AND CHAKTr R-SIDEwiEEL STEAM
boats light drRuyht IS to $50 feet long; freight Prope
lcrs steam Hchts Launches. Tugs. &c.
GEUKUE y. PLYMER. 30 >outn st.
LNOR sALE-wELL KNOWN FAST SCHOONER
yacht Josephine; eOx2llsx7ta copperod; in perfect
order; will bo sold low. a. H. rOIiLON, ga South 81
LNOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH OK tx ;ilANGE
u for Landau Or Coach. u besutul open Yacht, new,
fast and In order Address VI, ~ Carmne St
L,OR SAFE AND CHAkTEk-lKON AND WOODEN
steamships. UUO to 800 tons; Steamboats, for
posed and river service; Tor sale only steam
boats, Tugs, Fsrrbo lts Ac
FREDEKICK q. SCHMIDT. 1 South william st.
WANTED TO CIiARTER-A FIRST CLASS VESSEL.
w rom here to sshcdam la Holland capable Of loading
atoat 445OO suoerci ieet Of pitch pne OAK timber and
deals being the OF the Dutch bark krimpen
Leck.' condemned here: respondents bond may bo
quired tho Written proposals. stating lowest
Of freight. and required owest rate OF rcspondnx
premium will rsceivcd up till Saturday, 3Jtn March,
noon, At tho ofiee Vt the eonsii inccA
PUNCH. kDYk 4 co.. ~ South William q.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29

APPROXIMATION PRlzEs
No. Prize 40 Prsxe No Pr,se Ma Prize.
1891. $1,000 1894. $1,000 l2Jy7 $1,000 2t593. 500
1882. 1000 1880. 1000 1880 100 1890. 800
IL ,y3. 1OOO 1885,. .1OO0 l2i0O. 1000
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING OF THR
ROYAL HAVANA LUTrERY,
APRIL IL, 1873
CAPITAL PRIZE l.OUuUU PESOS.
AMOUNT OF PRIZES, 2250,OOD PESOS
ONLY 1900 TICKETS.
PRICES IN CURRENCY.
Whole. S2oo; Halves 500; 1u"rtors $780, Tsnshs $40,
N. A. MARTINEZ 4 CO, Bankers
10 Wall IT.. New York,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-26
A CARD.
city Consolidated Bond Matter.

Abstract from the decision rendered by Judge
Woods, in the cause of Ro< allie Maenhautt
and others VS.. the city of New Orleans and
i am Of opinion that the act Of 1852, above
mentioned. contains contract raid and bind
ing on the city. and that the, bondholders are
hearing Of the case, Maenhaut ct al vs.. the city
Seventy 81 seoon 81 The act 81 1885,
as 1t does, a contract between the city and the
bondholders, stands unaffected bv any subsequent
yisions. But the remedy of the complainants
to enforce their contract is clearly
Hos IN ssqat put st a~ by
bonds. and by the writ OF mandamus command,
Ing the levy and collection OF the tax required
by lay: The el,sf at tan Is psa,n gasqnGte and
ABSTRACT
from the decision rendered by Judge Billings
IN the cause OF Morris Ranger vs. the Mayor and
Common Council! of New Orleans, dated -,
But among the statutes of the State, with
reference to the city of New Orleans, and
among the general statutes of the State. are
found acts that give the absence of any particu-
lar means of payment in city ordinance Gre
ating debt q special significance.
The act of 1882 No. 81, entitled An act to con-
soliddte the city of Ner Orleans, and provide for
the government ETC.. section 81, page "a, contains
tie follo,eiatg provision:
And no ordinanceo the city OF New Orlesns)
creating debt or loan shall be valid unless for
some single object or work distinctly specified
therein, and unless such ordinance shall pro-
vide ways and means for the punctual payment
of running interest during the whole time for
which said debt or loan shall be contracted, and
for the full and punctual discharge at maturity
OF the capital borrowed or the debt incurred y
si ABSTRACT
from the report of Judge T. Wharton Collens.
special master in chancery," approved by
Judge Woods.
XXI. On all points of inquiry generally. I re-
port:
Il. That the act of 1852 was assigned as an ir-
revocaole check and safeguard for the benefit
and advantage of the holders of theeonsolidated
bonds. No debt could be contracted ex-
eept according to its provisions. The holders OF
the bonds are entitled to precedence in the
collection OF taxes on lands and slaves, and to
the suppression of any demand for payment of
any subsequent debts that would interfere with
or prevent the payment of the consolidated
debt. unless such subsequent debt was con-
traeted upon compliance with the terms and
conditions Of the act Of 1885,"
I'M THE CASE OF MAENHAUT VS.. NEW ORLEANS
before the United States Circuit Court for Louis
ana Judge Woods In the written reasons assign
ed by him for judgment uses the following Ian
TN the argument upon the motion for in
junction 1t was claimed by counsel for the city
that the act of 1852 was In violation of the con-
stituti0n of 1s45 which was in force wien that
act was passed, and which declared Particle Ia7)
that taxation shall be equal and uniform
throughout the State The provision of this
act of 1852 which is deemed to contravene this
constitutional requirement is this: The rate
per cent Of said tax IN each municipality shall
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-26
TO THE LADIES,

DIR. BILLIE has returned from Paris and
Carondelet and Baronne. Dr.. Billie has the Sc
cret of Ninon de pEnclos, who, up to her death
in her seventy-secon year Of age, retained the
twenty years of age. By DR.. Biles treatment
which is pleasant. even enjoyable. ladies can dc
away with all cosmetics and paints. as the skin
wonted lustre and strength. and .viYacity re-
turns. The old become young, and the young
who have ruined themselves with late hous.
yigor and fire Of youth, All diseases and
troubles peculiar to ladies' treated by harmless
and painless method. Consultations and cor
respondenee strictly confidential.
des DIR. BILLIE. 164 Canal street,
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NEWS FOa THE TEACHERS.

Arrangements to meet the pay roll Oh NOV
ember last are being made, and it is expected
that teachers will receive henceforth their pay
more promptly. A large amount of furniture
will be purchased this year for the schools,
md home manufacture will be patronlzed l,
the articles can be supplied at as low figures
Ms are offered by Northern cities.
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T ,OST - OFFICE q. s. BONDED WARE
Lathe undersigned hereby gives notice that
negotiable warehouse receipt No. 269. for sixty
packages EARTHENWARE Craftsmanship Bo-
russia; and also negotiable warehouse receipt
No. % for fifty-two casks SODA ASH and ga casks
SODA CRYSTAL. ex steamship Texas, have
been lost. The public are hereby cautioned
against negotiating for the same, as duplicates
have been asked for.
CHAS. A. THIEL.
Proprietor U. s. Bonded Warehouse, No. 151
Fulton street. ja28 tt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-26
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
ON A VISIT.

The Administrator OF improvements and
the City Surveyor yesterday visited the canals
in the rear OF the city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-26
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
OF ST. SIMEON'S sCHOOL

.
A RE HAPPY. TO INFORM THEIR PATRONS
IA and friends that, after having made some
repairs and improvements In their buildings,
boarders. AS only limited number can be ac-
commodated. applications should be made as
early as possible, The Boarding School will
plication can be made at st, Simeon's School.
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