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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
T. S. COLLINS,
Sergeant Signal Service, U 8. A.
MISCELLANEOUS.

AAeSALLAA EOubs
The Mitchell did nothing here wor.
thy Of note.
The Anchor Liner Gold Dust passes
up tomorrow.
The Jose spengler came in With q
moderate trip,
The Anchor Line boats are now OF.
fering excursion tickets to all points ct
low rates.
The Colorado added $50 bales cotton
for the East 80 she passed Memphis
sunday evening,
The Golden City leaves Cincinnati
to-day, and the New Mary HouNon
follows her on Saturday.
Jake Schwink has put the SunAower
Exchange In gorgeous Summer array,
Its decorations are superb.
The james Howard has been sold to
the Anchor Line for $4,000, the boat
to be delivered on her return from
New Orleans this trip.
Capt. w. II. Kirby, of the Ohio river
packet Virgie Lee, hls at a sacrifice Of
Sl05 per month 90 rent, dispensed en-.
tirely with the bar, and prOclaims that
he intends In the future to run the boat
on the strictest temperance principles.
The Vifgie Lee makes two trips q
week, each way, between Cincinnati
aud Louisville.
The bell for The new John w. Can.
non IL immense, and weighs seventeen
hundred and len pouuds. Its tone ID
very pure and silverY. II was cast ~
the foundry Of B # Lemon, at New
Albany, Ind. The mould for lh' bell
OF Capt. TObin's new boat, the J. NJ
White, is being prepared. The latter
bell will be even larger than the form
er, weighing twenty-five hundred
pounds. At this foundry have betu
cast oil the largest aud 6ucsl bells uow
In use on the Ohio aud Mississippi
riVers.
St. Louis Time: Yes, i''s pretty
good about the pilots of the "Masher'
doing hard steering for two weeks be
fore they found the rudder was ahmed
immovably. That's easily explained
The boat had been in the trade so long
that she knew all the turHs in the trail
Il makes me recall the case Of the
"Blue Goose" that dropped her whee
opposite Madison, while no one knew
OF the loss until the boat tried Il
ground her TO" at the Louisville wharf
A remarkable event, however, was tha
Of the "Tinnis McGuinnIs." She sank
Ia eighty feet OF water at "Big Bear" lhG
upper works floating of, the hull part
ing from the cabin with 40 little noist
and jar that the pilOts changed watcher
twice, exerling their fullest skill, and
ringing bells and careful move
ments during eleven and hal
hours, before they heard Of the disas
ter. "Sbe Was TOO good boat TO lose.
E9w she would mark out q narrow
channel, "just as precise as threading {
needle-and handle Oh my" Offer
has she turned around 90 quick tha
bow and stern came in violent contact
The most eerious loss she ever suffered
was. during low water. A green hant
wac heaving the lead. First cAst, giveI
In slentorian voice: "Plenly gooC
water hsrel' Second plunge, nea
shoalA; "Betler keep away righ
noWl7 Third, given as the boat strucl
heavily on the bar: "Didnt told yol
so9" Captain Glaverson, with Gus
tomary prompt and decisive action
lightened the belated steamer of b
removing twenty tons OF pig.iron from
the deck-room 10 the hurricane root
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

Qua jewish citizens are now cele.
braiing the Passover (Pesach, PAscha)
the first and greatest of the three an
nual feasts (Regalim) instituted by
Moses, at which II was incumbent on
every male Israelite to make pilgrim
age TO the House Of the Lord. Il was
celebrated on the anniversary of the
exodus from Egypt /, Q. on the l4th
OF Nissan, otherwise called Abb, the
period Of the first full moon In the
Spring, and lasted eight days. In COM
memOratiSn Of the great events con.
nected with the Liberation of the peo-
pie, It was ordained that unleaVened
bread only should be eaten during this
festive period, whence II also bore the
name Of ChSg Hamozzath (Feast OF
Unleavened Bread), aud further, that
lamb one year old and free from ell
blemiah, roasted whole, together with
bitter herbs, should form the meal In
every house on the eve OF the feast.
Prayers aud thanksgiving, ell with q
reference 10 the redemption from bond.
age, accompanied the repast, OF which
the members of the family or families
who had joined In the purchase of the
lamb, had to appear in travelling gArb.
At Q later period certain number Of
cups of o certain red wine were super
added to this meal, to which, as its
special ceremonies and the order of its
benediclion we're axed, the name Leder
(arrangemenD was given. The name
of Passover was more strictly limited
TO the fret day, In which the Paschal
lamb was entirely consumed, the re.
serving ofanY part Of It to tho next day
being expressly forbidden (Ex. xii, 10y,
aul the name Feast Of Unleavened
Bread" belonged rather to the remain
ing days on which other animal food
was eaten; but the names were often
used indlscriminately. This Feast bo.
gan yesterday at 7 p.m., and is OBJ
served by all plous Jews, whose places
OF business will be closed to-day.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

VITAL WEAKNEss Or DEPRESSION ; q
weak, exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result OF mental over
work, indlscretions or excesses, or some
drain upon the system, IL always cured
by HUMPHREYs' HOMEOPATHIC SPEoIFIC
No. 2S. II tones up and invigorates
the system, dispels the gloom aud des.
pondency, imparts strength and energy,
stops the drain, and rejuvenates the en-
tire man. Been used twenty years with
perfect success by thousands. Sold by
dealers. Price, 81 per single vial, or
s. per package of I've walls and 80 vial
OF powder. Sent by mail on receipt OF
price. Address HUMPHREYs' HoMEo.
PATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, 100 Fulton
street, New York. spl8-eod&Wly
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
A GREAT sTRIKR.


The Operatives aad Masters h Laneashllss
EHSland, URabIS ts Srss-PFsspsol e
$4,000 PSFsSas ahd e,O0o,ooo spIa-
dice Bslas ldls-PFspaFaiIsas sf tka
Strikers.
LONDON, April IT.--NOliees Of rs-
ducli0n In wagesof certain operatives
In Lancashire expire to-day and To-
morrow. The refusal Of the masters
at Manchester yesterday, to agres 10 3
Eve per cent. reduction, and their res0-
lntion that II 8 strike occurs at any Of
the mills where notice has been glven
Of Q ten per cent. reduction, the ra.
mainder Of the trade will share the
lockout OF the earliest possible mo-
ment, leave little hope Of aveTtlng
struggle which will involve the stop
page Of 100000 looms and 5000, 600
spindles, end render Idle no less than
10000 work.people.
The Council Of Operatives and Spin
ners, after their interview with the
Masters yesterday, resolved TO recon-
mend the members OF that association
to accept the proposed reduction for
the present, and call q representative
meeting Of the spinners for Sunday, 70
decide upon O future course.
The operatives ct Accringtou, and
tho districts OF Church, Harwood,
Enfield, and Preston, are willing
TO accept reduced wages and reduced
time, but there 10 no hope Of the mas
ters accepting such proposal. Black
burn and Burnley, operatives will reaisl
unc0mpromisingly, consequently To-
night, ln ell probability, will begin The
most gigantic strike and lockout thae
has ever occurred In the county Of Lam
cashlre. ~
Instructions have been lssned 10
operatives by committses IL vaEious
trades 90 10 how 10 proceed. Where
no notices ere posted they Will so Oh
working where notice ere posted, shey
will respectfully request the masters 70
remove them II this request is refused
they will leave work quietly on Saiur-
day night. Operatives aFe particularly
enjoined to encourage no Fiollng Or
misbahavlor anywhere. Looms nos
affected by the strike will subscribe
three pence per week for the strikers.
Oldham district is not yet affected
directly, but owing to intimate buui.
ness relations between Oldham and
Blackburn, short time, II not stoppags,
will be necessltated In many Of The
Oldham mills.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

A much needed improvement In the
Southern portion of the city has re.
Gently been made BY the chain-gang,
under the skillful direction Of Captain
Tuohey. The street, which was former
y known as Cedar street, running from
the river bank to the Warrenton road,
has been extended through the laHds Of
Mr.. John A. Klein aud Judge Speed
to Marshall street. The city, in accept.
ing the donation Of land from Mr..
Klein, at his suggestion, named The ex.
tended street after Judge Speed. AL.
derman Doll, Chairman Of the Street
Committee, gave orders for the imme-
diate opening OF the street iu compli.
ance with the resolution of the Board
OF Mayor and Aldermen, but the work
has been delayed by various causes,
until recently. when Captain Tuo-
hey took Il in hand, aud with
about twenty or thirty Idle, vicious
vagrants, who are serving various
terms in the work.house for petty
misdemeanors, put the work through
In twenty-one working days. Under
the old rule In Vicks6urg, the cost of
this improvement would have mount
ed up into the thousands, while under
the Street Committee and Capt. TuO.
hey's direction the total cost will not
exceed one hundred dollars. We uu.
derstand that the intention is TO widen
the street to its full width, sixty feet,
as rapidly as the force can do II with
out neglecting the repairs and work up
on other streets, and that steps are be.
ing taken which will insure its exten.
sion through 10 Cherry street.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

WAsHIHaroN, April 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis Of the House had an earnest but
harmonious oancus tonight There
we're twelve speakers. Col. Blackburn,
Of Ny, presided. On motion Of ME.
Wood, Of New York, when the quss-
ton Of adjournment comes up to.m0Es
row q motion will be made TO postpone
till the 25th Of May. Randall support
ed this action, and there Was only one
negative vote. The caucus ordered 9
committee of ten, to be named By
Clymer, to act with cauCus COMMITTEES
OF five Senators to consider ell Quea-
tions affecting the country and the
Democratic party.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
Nature Demands a Tonic

When the nerves are unstrung, the head
aches, the appetite ls poor or variable, the
sleep disturbed, and a general depreCla-
tlOn OF Vita, power is experienced, Such
a state Of things cannot long exist with.
out the development Of serious disease.
The most active and genial inVig0rant
known 10 Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
The absolute purity Of its splrituOus basls
and botanic ingredients gl7es 1t perma.
nent claim 10 public confidence, aud its
SURPRISING medicinal value 10 admitted by
medical men OF distinction, BY whom II 10
widely used in private practice. For fa.
yer and ague-bOth as preventive and
remedy-dyspepsia, liver complaint, bill
ious remlttent fever, constipation, cholera
10 complaints, 4 hltulence, and all intestinal
disorders, It Is a thoroughly reliable rem.
edy. It is the anti.febTIle specific par ex.
cellence Of the malarial districts OF this
and other countries, where diseases born
OF miasma prevail, and as general house.
hold remedy 1t ls also univerally esteem.
ed. eod&W
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

THE frat of May approaches, bring.
ing with It Decoration Day, where0n
In years past tho people OF our city
were wont to strew their tribute Of
flowers over the graves Of our "Con.
federAte dead" In the Cemetery. Is II
not time the Volunteer Southrons, the
Old Guard, and the Memorial AssOcla-
ton, were beginning their preparations
for celebrating the day In Q suitable
mannerl Or is Il destlned-With the
cause Il commemorates-to sink into
neglect and forgetfulness2
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
conatantInopla Ytamn.

LONDON, April l7.-Layard, British AM
bassador at Constantlnople, has gone 70
lsmed for Two days. The Turks still ocou-
py batOum, Il is untrue that the Rus
SLAMS have again asked permission to Oe-
cupy Buykedere, or are moving near COn-
stantinOple.
A COnstantinople dispatch Of the 18th
eayS the contest in the Cabinet Continued.
Ahmed lehk ERsndi, President Of the
COuncil OF Ministers, tendered his reslR-
nation Monday, but withdrew it after
conference with the Sultan and safVet
Paeha, President OF the Council OF State,
owing 70 the refusal OF Reouf Pasha and
Mahomet Pasha to accent the PreFnIeFahin.
AahOmet Rubdi Pasha has been appointed
Minister, without q portfolio.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

washinEton Notes.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Senate
Committee on National Affairs heard
the South Carolina Senators and men,
bers of the House OF Representatives
in advocating the establishment Of q
naval station Of Port Royal. The
Committee took the subject under
consideration.
The Committee on Ways and Means
will vote on resumption Of the IN.
come tax tomorrow,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

PLAQUEMISEs PARISH, La, Aug, 20, nj
DR.. W. L. JURGIELEwIcz-Dear Sir :
Please send bottle OF your ANTI RHEU-
MATIc MIXTURE to MIR. Morris Londer.
burgh. You know, Doctor, on my last
visit to the city, bought bottle of
your medicine, which gave to q man
that had been laid up with Rheumatism
for elk mouths at Burss Settlement, and
he is now perfectly cured. am, re-
spectfully, s. LozANo. d&Wlt
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
sEXTON'S REPORT

Of the CITY Of VteksbuFg, for the veek ending
Nonddy, the lOth day Of ApriI, a. D..
1878, dtI2 o'clock M.
April S-Soley Thobs, colOred, 10 months,
measles, Vicksburg, I'd Ward.
April ll-Daniel SWEET, "A years, gan
creme, died at his residence In Warren
county.
April l2-Kate Nelson, colored, 20 years,
womb disease, Vicksburg, 1st Ward.
April l2-Wllliam Parker, oolored, %
years, Inflammation OF the bowels, vlcks-
burg, I'd Ward.
April l2-Chls. z, Mount, 81 years, dys-
enteTy, Vioksburg, % Ward.
April l3-Hester Swan. c0lOred, IS years,
ca csr OF the womb, VicksbuFg, I'd Ward.
April l3-Lawrence Parker, colOred, q
years, chronic nephrltis, Vlcksburg, 4th
Ward.
April BINARY N. Walker, colored, l
year 2 months, pneumonia, Warren CO.
April l3--LOuisa OVeTt9n, cOlored, a
Eears, billOusfever, Warren county.
A true copy: 40. ARNOLD, Sexton,
Y. T. WOODBURY., N. D., Health olicer.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

ITO the 'unlearn0d' nose ell odors are
alike; but when educated, no member
of the body 10 more sensitive" The
nose Is the gate TO the lungs, and when
we'll lulored 1t often proves lite.pre.
server. Educate the nose, and the most
sensitive will 6nd that DR.. Prices
Unique Perfumes are the gems Of all
odOrs.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
VICKsBURG WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL b. Is7s

Consolidated net receipts, ,26, lie bales.
Exports: to Great Britain, S3,967 bales
to FrAncs4 los; to the Contlnent,7 S98 ;
10 tho Channel, 920.
Receipts net, 266 bales gross. 6O90O
bales.
The following we're the changes in
New York futures:
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
Futures opened steady, and closed
steady, with sales Of $1,000 bales.
OuTTON In NEW ORLRANa,

New ORLEANS, April l7.--Cotton
dull, with sales of $500 bales. Or.
dinarY, TIC; good ordinary, SIC; low
middling, 91SC; middling, l0AC; good
middling, lie. Receipts: net, 2,6l5
bales gross, 3.795. Exports: to Great
Britain, g. 494 bales; to the Continent,
1861; CoAstwiss, 1884. Stock on
hand, 205 .5I5 bales.
0RNBRAL MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, April 17.-Flour
quiet and steady; super6ne, SO 500
3 rs; Xxx, 80 25@3 so; xxx, "a 75@
5 50; chOice,f5 50@6 25. Corn firmer,
50c. Oats qui0, ST. Louie, 36c; choice
Galena, 36Hc. Corn meal quiet, steady,
81 l5@2 20. Hay active; prime,
Sl3. Pork scarce and Arm. $40 25.
Lard quiet; refined tierce, 6A @7Ac;
keg. "a Csc. Dry salt meats scarce
and firm; shoulders, loose, SIC; pack
ed,3Tc; clear rib sides, ,4l4c clear sides,
80. Bacon scarce and 6rm; shout.
ders, 4I6c; clear rib sides, SIC; clear
sides, &c. Hams scarce and firm
choice sugar-cured, cSnvAssd, s@SMc
as 10 size; uncanvased, 70. Whisky
steady; recti6ed Western, 81 03@l o..
Coffee good demand; ordinary to
prime, cargoes, l4@l7Ge. Sugar
steady, fair demand common to good
common, 81 @6JSc; fair to fully fair,
61@7c; prime to choice, 74@Sc; yell
low clarified, sA@SAc. MolasseS
steady common, fvrmenring, lS@20C;
fair, not fermenting, 22@25c; prime to
choice, 30@42c. Rice quiet aud firm
ordinary TO choice Louisians,54 @6}4c.
Bran strong, 75@S0c.
ST. LoUTs, April l7.-Four hrmer !;
superhne, SO 75@3 80; Y Fall, $4 ESQ
1 40; Xxx Fall, $5 10; family, s5 ESQ
> 40. Wheat active aud firm; No. 3
red Fall, 81 1874 No. 4 do, 81 06@
| 01 No 2 Spring, 81 OF. Corn: No.
, mixed, 3S13c. Oats firm; No. 2,
26isc. Rye, 59A @60c. Barley dull /;
prime Northern 57kc. Whisky quiet,
81 "a. Pork dull, SO 25. Lard dull,
6.75te6.80c. Bulk meats irmer shout
ders, 365i long clear mddles, 4S5c /;
short clear middles, $3.50. Bacon
quie', firm shoulders, 525@5 27J6c ;
clear rib sides, 5.40c; clear sides,
5 5Jc.
Cattle strong r; prime to choice
native shipping steers, "A COOS 90; ;
corn.ied. TexAns, SO 40@4 rs. Hogs
active aud higher; packing, SO l5@
3 80 Sheep lower; extra heavy ship.
ping, $5 00@5 so.
UiNClNNATI, April l7.-Flour dull ;
family, 26 so. Wheat steady, fair de.
mand; prime to choice red,Sl l0@l Is.
Corn steady, fair demand, 42@43c.
Oats dull, 2S@3lc. Rye quiet and
steady, 60@62c. Barley quiet aud
steady good to prime, 4l43c. Pork
dull, 50 5000 rs Lard fair demand |;
current.make, 7c; kettle, 7A@7Ac.
Bulk meats quiet aud 6rm; shoulders,
$40; short rib middles, 1905; short
clear middles, Assoc. Bacon firm, fair
demand; shoulders, 4hc; clear rib
sides, LJ6c; clear sides, SIC. Whisky
quiet, 81 03.
Butter dull; fancy creamery, I@
2Sc; prime to choice. dairy, 20@22c.
Sugar firm hards, l0A @l0Ac; white,
93S @9Ic; New Orleans, ,79Shc. Ho "a
easier, not lower packing, So S5@5 90
receipts 2,529 head; shipments, $50
head
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
Raaump,ion IN Iowa.

DEsMoINEs, April I6.-The DeS.
Moines National Bank is redeemlng
lie circulation In gold, A special from
Grinnell says the Let National Bank OF
that place Is redeeming In gold. The
Citizens National Bank OF this city has
ordered gold from New York, TO TO-
deem its circulation.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

FoR oil disorders arising from an un.
healthy condition of the liver and
stomach, no remedy equals schenck's
Mandrake Pills. No matter how cos
tive or bilious the system may be, the
habit Of the body is Immediately cor.
rected and regulated, and the organs
are brought to . healthy and natural
activity. For sale BY ell Druggists.
apl.eodSW.1m
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19


LoNDON, April ia seml-oAcial
dispatch from Calcutta, says the Indian
Government hes orders to send troops
10 Malta. The following Regiments
aFo designated to leave for that place:
9th Bengal Cavalry, Let Bombay Cav.
airy, I'd GhOorkds, 18th and SIst Ben.
gal Infantry, 26lh Madras Infantry,
two Regiments Bombay NatiVe II.
fantry, two Companies Of Bombay
Sappers aud Miners, and two Coups.
nieO Of 4adras Sappsrs and MineFs.
The native Infantry ere to be brigaded
with the British ct Malta. The As
slstant QuarteFmasteF aud Commissagy
Generals ct Calcutta, have gone to Nal.
Il, to arrange for the reception Of these
trOopa
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
HnGeFAaGIoaal Sumday-8choel
COnVeatlon.

Special to the Herald.l
ATLANTA, Ga, April 1.-THE In
ternallOual sunday-schoOl Convention
organized to-day. Nearly every State
and Territory aud Canada was repre-
sented. Gov COlquitt was elected
President The delegates from Aisaia-
Slppi are: 8. NJ. Shelton, P.J. Ross, q.
MuSgrove, L. A. Duncan, Geo. R. hin,
J. L Power J.LP.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

POP OvERs.-Two large cups OF
-four, one and half teaspoonfuls Doc.
LEY's YEAST POWDER, one pint sweet
milk, or half milk and half cream, three
eggs beaten separately, aud a little salt.
Bake in muffin tins. They are delicious
for tea
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

WHEN Noah sent out the second dove
from the ark, she returned bearing an
olive branch, and they knew the flood
was recedIng; We bear you the olive
branch in the HoME SToMAcH BITTKRs
to relieve chile, fever, biliousness and
indigestion.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
saTvlan consplrators 10 be nxooutoa.

BELGRADE, April l7.-FrlnCo Milan
aud the Court OF Cessation, have con.
hrmed the sentence Of death passed on
NJ. ThurmitCh, formerly. Minister Pres.
ident, and thirty-Ave others, for COM
pliCity In the the recent military con-
spiraoy. Their execution takes place
Immediately after Easter.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
CONGRESSIONAL.
senate.

WAsHINGToE, April l7.-Vice-Pr Presi.
dent Wheeler being absent the Senate
was called to order by Secretary Cor.
ham. On motion OF Mr.. Anthony, oi
Rhode Island, Ne. T. W. Ferry, Of
Michigan, was elected President pro
TEN. during the absence OF the Vice.
President, who leaves this afternoon on
. bFiet visit 10 New York.
Kr. Jones, Of Florida, from the Com.
mittee on Naval Affairs, reported fa-
vorably on Senate bill to authorize the
Secretary Of the Navy to transfer to
the Secretary Of the Interior, for entry
and sale, all lands 10 the State of Flor
ida not needed for naval purposes.
Placed on the calendar.
The nomination Of Col. Burn &c Con.
Sul.G General to the City Of Mexico, was
rejected.
Ferry, Of Michigan, from the Com.
mitlee on Finance, reported back, with
amendments, House bill to repeal ell
that part OF the Act Of January l4th,
1875, known as the Specie Resumption
Act, which authorizes the Secretary of
the Treasury to dispose Of United
States bonds, and redeem and cancel
greenbsck currency, and II was ordered
printed with the amendments, and
placed on the calendar.
Concurrent resolution to adjourn
Congress On the 10th OF JuOe, passed
without q dissenting voice.
Burnside's bill removing restrictions
on the enlistment Of negroes, was in
definitely postponed by q vote OF 81
to Is.
RRFUSDIEG TEE COTTON TAX.
Bruce, OF Mississippi, presented q pe-
tition OF citizens Of Mississippi, praying
for relundlng OF the the tax paid on
cotton during 1865. &c. -'67- 6S, and that
it DO returned 10 the States in which II
was collected, II not claimed in three
years. Referred 10 Committee on Fl.
nance.
Bruce said this was Of considerable
importance, and as TO whether the
money should be returned 10 the States
in which It was collected, or to the In.
diViduals from whom II was collected,
he was not now prepared to say, but
felt suie it should be returned In some
foru..
House.
Several bills on the subjects Of Pa.
ciEc Railroads and Texas Pacific Rail.
road were reported and made the spe-
cial order for the OH and 18th Of May.
A resolution for the fnal adjourn
ment Of Congress on the 10Th Of June
was received from the Senate aud taken
up for action. A motion to refer to the
Cpmmlttee on Ways aud Means, was
defeated by large majority through q
combination of and.tarif Democrats
and Republicans, but final action was
STAYED off for the day by means Of dila-
tory motions. The adjournment reso-
luton comes up again tomorrow.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
specie Reuump.lon.

CINCINNATI, April lA.-Thlrd Ma
lional Bank resumes specie payment
Monday.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
RIVER NEWS.

SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.