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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 039.
DY GEO. PEARSON, Auctioneer- Office No. 90
ID Camp street-Will be sold on SAT URDAY,
March g., 1878 at - O'Clock M. at the IT.
pursuance of an order from the Hon. A; 1. Tis
set, Judge of the Second District Court for the
Parish Of Orleans. dated February i. 1878, and
following described property. to-Wit:
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GKoUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the ''Faubourg IRENE" of this city in square
No. seventy five t75). which is bounded by Clai-
borne, Dumaine. Derbigny and st. Ann streets,
and designated as lot No. twelve (12l on plan Of
- Bourgerol. in January 1889. The said lot
measures thirty lone $50 feet seven ~ inches
and four a. Inns front on Claiborne street. by
one hundred and twenty seven ,12) feet In
depth, aud is the same po2perty which Ant2ni mi.
giere by act passed before A. Ducatel. notary.
on the ninth of July. 1860.
Terms-Cash. The purchaser will be required
to make q deposit Of 10 per cant on the amour
of tho adjudication at the moment OF the sale,
and to assume payment of all the taxes for the
year 1877 payable in 1878.
Act Of sale before w: Fl. Pascoe, notary pub
lie. at the expense Of the purchaser.
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OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE,
New Orleans, February, %, 1873.

New Orleans. February, 25, 1878.
The Louisiana Equitable Life In
surance Company of New Orleans
has this day filed i'm this office
sworn statement i'm regard to reg
istered policies in said company,c
and deposited the necessary reserve
thereon, as required by act No. 80
of the extra session of the General
Assembly of 1877, entitled can
act to better secure holders of life
insurance policies in this State; to
provide a reserve fund therefor,
and for other purposes.
ALLEN JUMEL. Auditor. O
fa2e 1meod 3mW
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.


John henderson va. jeremiah Lincoln.
E,OURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Il parish of Orleans, No. A,el9-;By virtue Of a
writ OF seizure and sale. to me directed by the
honorable the Fourth District Court for he par
ish of Orl 'ans. in the above entitled cause will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal
street between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in the Second district of this city, on TUES
DAY, March 10. 1878. at II o'clock H., the fol-
lowing dc scrhed property. to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated
lying and being In the First District of this city
in the square bounded by opstance Magazine,
Robin and Basin, now Terpsichora, streets
designated by the number two, on plan drawn
by q. A. Hedn. late surveyor, on the twenty
fourth OF February. 1S49. deposited In the office
OF ) IL. Beard, late - notary public In this city !;
said lot measures thirty feet nine inches one
and four tfths lines front on Constance street
by one hundred and sixteen feet nine inches
six lines in depth between parallel lines. To-
gether with all tie, buildings and improve
ments thereon, rights. ways and advantages
belonging or In anywise appertaning. Being
the same property acquired by the defendant
herein by purchase from the succession of Will
lam J. Watt. as per act passed before W. j.
Castell. notary public in this city, on the third
Of November, 1874.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-CHsh on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.


SHCCcss1UH y! 1tHHHt BOHHttaFFFFt, W Id
~ ow of Dominique Lafferandrie.
SE6OND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans, No. 40 1872 : Whereas
Jean Marie Latftrandrie has petitioned the
court Tor letters of administration on the estate
of the late Jeanne BOnnecarrere. widow Of ID.
Latferandrie. deceased. Notice is hereby given
to. all whom it may concern to show cause
within ten days, why, the PRAYER of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
BY order of the court.
mh9 Is 1874 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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SUCCESSION OF HUGH MocLosKEY.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. $685.

Ry H0EY. MACON y o,CoNN,o}R-Nicholas
deet street .SAT 3! q March IS, 1878 a. u
able The Second District Court for the parish
e S dated Of Re
1873 will be sold at public auction. for account
Of the succession OF Hugh McCoskey, the fol-
/. THE SUMTER SALOON, in the Second
District of this city, in the square bounded by
Old Levee or Decatur. Canal, G stomhouse and
DOrsiere streets, known as lot No. Z and meas
uring 20 feet front on each OF Old Levee or De-
catnr streets by II feet inches in det tn. The
brick building, constructed especially for saloon
purposes. and long known a. the Sumter
House, faces the Custom House and Postoff1ce,
Of our European and West Indies trade; will
always command good rental from prompt ten
ants, and is sold subject to the I'ase expiring
September 80, 1873, at 500 per mouth payable
monthly in advance; certain fixtures, sncn rs
marble top counter. cigar stand, chandeliers.
TO be delivered by the tenant ct the expiration
y !. -" THAT Hfi'f'' CHOICE PROFESSIONAL STAND
streets ,designa'ed gs 10, No; |, In the square
bounded by Gar ondelet. st. Charles. Lafayette
and dirod streets, and measures rs feet inches
front on CarOndelet street by about $50 feet 4
inches in depth and front on Lafayette street
be the whole measurement more or lessl, and
bounded in the rear by a common alley 20 feet
which said alley is common to this lot and
others. The improvements comprise a three
brick front, is retired from the banauete. and
has double iron balconies front: the rear wing
is two-story brick. This choice. property is not
only o complete. convenient and attractive fam
lily residence. but from it's loo ttion in the city
centre will always command n certain and re-
muneratiye, rental as an established position
for profe sional purposes, and is sold subject
to the lease or rental thereon, expiring Septem-
Der 3d. 1878, at $50 per month payable monthly
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by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, TO
ID me directed in the ahovs ntitled SUIT [ will
proGesd to sell to the highest bidder on TU Es-
following days, at thu same hour, until the
completion Of the sale. ut the Levee Steam
Cotton Press on North Peters street. between
St. Ferdinand and Montegut streets. in the
Third District of this city, the following de-
scEi he'd, pr r. t. toy yit on corron
more or less, damaged more or less by fire and
water. ex ship Tornado.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash.
United States Marsba's Office, New Orleans.
March 8, 1878. .
JACK WHARTON,
rnhg tt United States Marshal
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THAT ELEGANT SALOON PROPERTY ON
ST. Charles street. between Commercial AL
ley and Gravier streets
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BY ID. K. Morphy & Son.

BY ORDER OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS,
IN THE SUIT OF PRUDHOMME l.
BRIGGS VS.. II. G. OyERAKER. NO. A.. 1863.
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WRECK OF STEAMBOAT LOTUS NO.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

RYO. VALETON. Auctioneer- SATURDAY,
At store Nos. % and s5 Maeazee Street -
THEHULL OF STEAMBOAT LOTUS NO d.
as it now lies sunESin the Mississippi river
near Waterloo. Louisiana.
Terms-Cash on the spot. mis- ct
WRECK OF STEAMBOAT LESSEE TAYLOR.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CON
Germ.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY o. valeton.

WRECK OF STEAMBOAT LA BELLE.
FOR ACCOUNBOF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
10y 0. vALEToN, Auctiopeer-sATURDAy,
ID March 16 1878. at u O'Clock m will DO sold
at store Nos. 90 and 95 Magazine street o
THE HULL, ENGINES. BOILERS AND AP-
PURTENANCE5 of the steamboat La Belle as
she lies sunk in the rapids. Red river.
about twenty miles below AleSandria.
Terms Cash on the SPOT, mis- OF
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pY OoVALETON. MISUNDERSTANDING
- MaTh16. at - o'clock m. will be sold at
store Nos. 90 and 81 Magazine street
THE HULL ENGINES. BOILERS AND APP
PURTENANCES OF STEAMBOAT LESSEE
TAYLOR sunk In tho Atchafaaya river. near
Glover's Bend. a few miles above the Bayou
Courtableau.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT mis- I'd o
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 40110.
BY George Pearson.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ATAUC-
Q TION.
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u. S. MARsHAL's SALES.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE
NEW HARBOR PROTECTION COMPANY VS..
SHIP TORNADO AND CARGO.
In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Iouis iana-No II 2n7
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THE SUMTER SALOON, FRONTING THE
POSTOFFICE AND CUSTOM HOUSE.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoey, Macon e. O'Connor.

THE ESTATE OF HUGH MoCLOsKEY AT
AUCTION.
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THE THREE AND A HALF STORY BRICK
dwelling, corner Of Lafayette and Carondelet
streets.
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o SUCCESSION OF ANTONIO RICHOUX.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 40 O39.
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AND A SQUARE OF GROUND ON GAsOUEI
STREET.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
CLEARED.

steamer Parthia (sE, Mckay, Liverpool via Queens
steamer Celtic (Br), Gleadeli, Liverpool via Queens
steamer state OF Nevada tB. Braes, GIasgow-A Bald
steamer Caland (Dutch). Deddes Rosterdam-Funch.
steamer AItuore (Br,, Watson. St Nazsiro-John
SeRgcr. - =, ,yu,.o
steamer Morgan City Reed, Gavestou-BoEcrt
Morgan. :.
steam.r City OF Ataianta. woodruff. Chsreston-J
steamer ! W Jarrett. Foster. Baitimors-J Krcms.
Steamer Tacony, Davis. philadelphia james Hand 1,
Ship Gustav Oscar Ger. Hartmann, brcmen-Her-
Bark.Paula (Ger) Ibbeken. Ldverpool-C Totias 4 Co
Bark Carmeo (Br). Smith. London-Pc"body, Whis 4
Bark Alma CNor, Johanssscn, London Benham Boye-
Bark Belgium (Br). Goveus, Houasur-J Whitney 4
Bark Nordcap'tXor Asnossss. Cssa-Bosknann. osr-
Bark Hovding NoL. Jensen, Belle Isle for orders
BSr. triton tAus, Csttainich, Marseies-siocovieh
Bark reresina Irs,. Cuomo. vaistta Frnnoe>-Funch
BARK Jnmo. Peniorsnst dBr, Bates. Lisbon-Pendsr-
Brig su,aragd tNsr). Andersen. odesss-Bsnham 4
Brig Sarah Kennedy. Fckett, Gibraltar ohm zisto-
Brig wauoun, Spencer, Cape Town. cGh-simpson.
Big Gassile, Dickson. Guam for ordcrs-Brett. Son
Brig l. 4 W Armstrong, Allen. Point-aPitre-L 4 p
sear j A Hatfield (Br,. Hatfield, st Johns MIC W
schr Southern Cross tBr) Patterson. St John. NBA
Heuey. ,, >,o
Schr Mary Louisa. Gaskni, washington, NC-Zophar
scnr l. virgnia Todd. Baltimore james A Van Brunt
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EXECUTORS CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

James Morton, of No. s7lFulton street, Brooklyn,
fled a petition in the Kings County Surrogate's
Court yesterday IN the matter the estate Of tho
Iaio julius A. Durkee, in which he charges the ex
scutors with ireudulcntly retaining $327 720 Of the
funds OF the estate. Mr.. Morton deposes that
he gave in 1868 TO Durkcc, as securities
for money owing him, a chsttei mortgage worth
Bis 0o0 and signed two life insurspce policies.
Ier $40 900 and ono for $4,000, and also lease
house worth $4,000. ali Of which were held as col
taterss against the account In Fccruary, 1869, Dur
kee disd. and Nathaniel A. Boynton and Jonn W.
Dhampn were sworn as executors OF the estate.
Mr. Morton alleges that In the inventory oi the estate
none these securities were entered by the cxecu-
tors Under the head OF doubtful deDts" In the
inventory is tho following -"James Morton,
s23 $50 20 =" on May 3 1909, the Surrogate. at tho
request OF the executors. assentcd to compromise
of the Indebtedness In the sum OF ZIG, OOO. The do
tendant on April 2 1870 paid up $1,000 OF the COM
promise On March ~ 1870, the defendant, at he
Jequest Of executor Beynton and Benjamin X. 1ruc,
The attorney OF the estate confessed Judgment to The
amount OF $4,000 mr. Morton recftcs n detail va
rous alleged irregular transactions In the manage
lnent OF tho estate and petitions TO examine the aile-
gatons that the decree OF the Surrogate oil May .,
1873 be opened and vacated
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WASHINGTON, Sept IS, 1878.

WASHINGTON, Sept Is, 1878.
THE WASHINGTON LABOR THoUBLEs-INcEN-
DIARY LANGUAGE USED AND TROUBLE
THREArEyED-coHFN HELD TO BAIL.
The Capitol police citizen have lodged infor-
nation at police headquarters that the language
made use-of last night asthe meeting OF Cohen's fol-
lowers the east steps Of tho Capitol was OF
frccndary character. Some OF the speakers rep
resented advocating a raid tho United Stnses
Treasury and helping themselves 10 the funds
there. The District Commissioners to-day made
requisition for forty OF cavalry equipments,
embracing pistols, ammunition, saddles, BRIDES &c,
for the uso OF the Police department. The Commits
s,oners have made rcqu,sitions upon CAicf Of
Ordnance General S. V. Benct csntecns car
bne slings, and q quantity OF carbne cartridges for
the use tho district militia be turned over 10
Msyor J. r. Hanneman, commanding the District
tiilery.
Isoac L. Cohen. who arrested last night for dis
orderly conduct IN the Agricultural Department
Building yesterday when refused admission to the
room OF Commissioner with his labor delegation,
wss arraigned before tho Police Court to-day, and
nfter hearing a number OF witnesses he was placed
under bond in the OF 500 to keep tho peace for
thirty days. and the Court reserved its decision until
the expiration OF that time, allowing tho
open for that period.
Cohen held a meeting tonight at tho City Hall,
which attended by o large crowd. Ho intended
holding his meeting the front OF tho Capitol,
bat gscertaining that objection would be raised
by the authorities at the Capitol he gave
notice late this afternoon that the City
Hail had been selected. geveral colorcd and
white men made speeches this evening, and were
followed by Cohen who rotated the circumstances OF
his arrest, and announced that tomorrow the strike
In this city would begin. He requested all
present to assemble at two p. N. tomorrow
ut the headquarters OF tho workingmen's Relief
Association and, under hts leadership, march
to every point In the city where laborcrs at work
less than 81 so por day and compel them to stop.
Major Morgan, Supe rntendent OF Police, tonight
made every rrargemcnt to prevent any violation Of
prdcr. Every availablo Policeman will be on duty,
and, II necessary, will call on the militia.
THE vIcKsBURG PosTMAsTERsHIP.
Postmaster Thompson, Of vicksburg, and his assist
ant having d,ed Of yellow fever Acting Postmaster
General Tyner will recommend the appointment OF
the formcr's widow to the position OF postmstress,
and 1t s thought thatthe President will approve It,
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. seUt O. Sailed. bark Viola tB,. Gill; Liver
x.ExAYDRIA. Sept I7-Arivsd. scsr Chss Hitler.
Windsor, Ms
Ciesred--schr Emma Aery. Alvn's Point.
Passed down -schrs Nellie LsmDer. for Boston; u v
streaker, rswtuekct; Chas sampson. Providence;
Anthony. Fall River.
APP5NAUG, sept i7-Arr,ved. scsr Julia 4 Garrison,
Smith. PhlsdciphIs
BOSTON, Sept i7-Cieared, schrs Calvin y Basev No.
gWthifn Baltimore via Kenncbcc Hattie Turner, Huppcr
Rourd Pond Ne, to lead for Charieston.
Ssiied-Wind sw--Steancr Harrisburg; bark Vale OF
Doom; brig Ambrose Light.
De Wolf Baker. Baltimore Carrie Belle, scavcy, do
Fisk, Baker, Geergetown, DC;A = NOVEL;. Isank !;
Hattie Paige, Gcdfrcy; Helen Ames Endicott; Joseph
II Cebb. Cobb; Mary Bradshaw vanghder. AIMS l.
Murch. woodv srd Andrew Nebinger. smith; Lester A
Lewis. Psudleton; Nellie Jerrel, Jeuei Kate MIer
Van zandt 1un's Dcpew, Baker. and John Wright.
Lee. Phadclphia; sGiIdersecys Hall Rondou!; .bss
Poughkerpse Herbert Manton, Croweli. Perth Amboy.
Al>o arrived, steamer Hermann Ludwig lBeig), Dart
Antwerp VIA Halifax schrs ChHs Gibson, kmcry, bAt
Alfred Fisk. Baker. dot b. II Furbrr, UNct do;
Mary Bryan Thompson, Phtadoipaia; BNbcoes, Dare
do: Cracker Kelley, do; IndeS. Mann, do wm Buck
Miller, do; Riilie Derby N.yer: Do " Qseen Mug
do: Hannah Shuocrt. king, dot stephan Morris Du'en
do smith. Grace, do; Joanna Doughty DouEnty 20
Joseph Bsymors. Burdge, do: James Drurys Grower.
DO; \ II Miller. Gsrrisou doi Churehnmn hiscY, 90
Mary q FHrr, Conwel. do. theodore Boos semets 90.
Revenue. Phinney Perth Anboy Fsirhelo r"yc, south
HnScn. H%sSSs 2Ssn1 and rr.n. cSS Boston Brs,.
J Usyer Knox, doi Victory. Moon. do; ww Bennett.
Baker, do; Geo w Whistler. Burgess, DO; Bsy STATE.
n(reckeH-NaH Yark.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Stevenson, the steamer Pommerania from Ham,
burg thanks Tor special meteorological observa
tons connection with tho HERALD weat her
vice. n4
Cant Thomas Nc late Of ship Mslrosc OF New York.
old and esteemed shipmaster sailed tho ports
OF New Orleans New York for died his
residence. in Boston sunday, I4th Inst Captain Neil
stood his proessou and much respected by all
who know him
sulr TROJAN 1900 tone, built at Ksnnobunkport In
1874 has been tss port by Theodore Rugsr
OF Ge account, for So4oOo
snrr MARruA BowkEn. which was lying at Chsholm's
MIL Ashley River &C. during the 9, gale last Ts.k broke
were dropped and she brought up all right sr
BARK wALros tBr,. Williams. from Csernarvon for 81
ssa sss ., The ss. y. north head q Mans
aSsnr heavy f.s 80 % z. sa.n,s'S ,"s %SSs ing " Ss
bottom @ was stove in with the sea breaking
sss sssaaea asi her After @seA Sas.y 1s.eA.S
ianaet Lighthouse in safety The % yss.s. ooerme to.n
rived at John, NIB, yesterday In open fishing boat
RANK WALLACE, Mccormack. from Iqviquo for Fai.
bsorc ported pu into Rio Jane'rs Aug 20 with
BARK FRrrpRcK SCALA CGer, wascke, from Whining
- % E9 .e , eS and
BARK In Distress with minnenmss.. fore aud main
ROYALS and topzallnnt sails carried aud
NC at 80 AM Sept is, trying to reach Caps Henry.
scmn u rIovp before reported asho<e a. Delaware
run ashore AZ hgs sisad found 70 b. leasing
r.piey I'll. captain .. the schooner ns: en-
delpha.
scnn AprrIss HAmrus. from South Amboy for Ports.
mouth which nut Bristol. Aug 70 csky, arrived
bangor sept ~. The OF coal was reshfpped
| Machias schooner Tor Portsmouth.
PRovrpsycE, Sept 1S-On Tuesday morning, about
O'Clock when excursion Fiorence from Prov
idonce for BulIocks Point had made her through
dense fog nearly to Fields Point she came In colt sion
with Oregon Of and kccklHnd tor Provi
dence IN tow Of Fannie They dd not discover
each in time =, avoid comm, ioge;he but their
engines in time check the orco OF
the schoones po bow Was crushed In 10 tho
estimated damage OF about S1Oo Inc cutwascr OF tho
| Florence was slightly damaged.
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SILVER LAKE HORROR.

NO cLEw YET TO THs IDENTITY OF THE BEAU
TrFUL vICrIM-DR. ROSES ANTICIPATIoNs
prsAppoINTED-Nor THE ELLEN MURPHY HE
WAS LOOKING FoR.
Coroner Dempsey, who is depending on the police
for semo new developments In the mystery on which
he has started an inquest, had received nothing
yesterday TO warrant u continuance OF tho pro.
ccedipgs Tho police, though they claim to have
been working very earnestly, have nothing new TO
report ono OF the many ciews that are being
worked up is hat of the malt, or as at
nrst reported salt, bag found in the barrel
with the body. ManY~ claim that Reigs-- Who.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

s.4 70 s sD:
ssTy;y wis.i:s. Hsrsa asc% Now yof.|; n. Ss: /:
bsi. G:.sss. wsl wsst'rSers to load At Batavia
chartsrsa~B.rk s,gns tswe load sugar the
BUxNos Xrsss Aas i-Arriv-d. bark shswmut nartx.
Pe.si"nd i,h, big se,s.mer, sines,s; x..pori; y.
l. port Ans "a brig h sTs ..S, ' SS- f'
m.s,ed, from - Johns NJ for = Jsro Cubs. lds:
ssIs brig T ..po pool
Sailed 18th. bark Je.sy NOR, Tor sheet h.rbor
in a~ASt s.oa T,m%ssm."a ass, AMI New Yoak .'' WY
..s & .s1. sssy S'fs
,qs9ss Ss'ti 1rF Tnsa
from s.n nah .r,vsa ~. bew wi sSal,es Tut
Thos Harrison. "wley. and iis"ton, Rogers, for Now
MarAeuEz Sep, ie-Arrvod. sehr Addie Warner.
MosrsKAL sept Ie-salsd, steamer Warwick (Br, Sex.
Arrived 18TH ....%.. Clyde tss, Lue.hsr's, Lond.n
o'is f.ssse SAM i port, brig sS:y oou.u. from
fnnsAs.ucc. Ass I5sa,,sa bark In. ,Ecr: Bo.'
Rosita espj Mi drom New oric.n io Jansiro with in
cargo: 2o.h. .shr Emma (D.tch); Hampton Rcsd.
New York 2ssh. bark p.n.. tfcr, do ,shr John Rose
In port Aug ao bark Evsr,on B.rclev from $. oathe
arrived Nichols tBr. Nichols fr.m New Yor1; Ncp
(Br). Rogers, from new YORK. arrived 10Th
scnr. Kecfng, lanes from Bsitimcrc, arrived i7th
from New York; M Heath Nichols, from baltimore. ar
rived 23d Southern Homo tBr) rhomAs Tor New York
PuGwAsa, Ms Sept IA Cleared bHrks Finland Nor,
Bornsen, Liverpool; Sea Gull kor, Beruidscn. White
haven. -
ouYurc sept 10 Arrived Cclina (Br) Murray,
Gssr ow Montreal Darss Garden Island tr), Zealand
and Lyrs (B "u'se drccooek for Montrosi Ais" tBr
Cleared is,h, ,hips Caveur tBp. Mann, arccncck
Chippewa (Br,. Milne. Giasgow bsrks Ruby Do notert
Passed Father roint 18Th PM. steamer PhGnicisn
(Br), Scott. from Glasgow for Montreal
RorrERDAN,- sept 3-in port. bark Ccnvenau Otal)
Boxso. Philadclpsis.
ton cardiff; l2h. bgs Tibndsbo CSp). uef, New York
nth, Chow an, Clements, kAitiniorc. "a. ..e,..
sailed Aug 10. shp County OF Dumfries (Brl, Mclean
San Francseo barks avelor tBr) renfefd Baltimore
Nv Cochran. GivAn galveston 18th. shtp In vnciblc
Strickland from Cardiff. Hong konx i4th barks Amazon
18th Mauitou schiovc, United States; l7th Temp,ar
Iocth baltimore; 18th spotlcss Chapman 10 brig ,
Chapman Tyson do tthe stcr not before reported
Ioth snip Leouors Peterson Valparaiso: bark Nymyher
(Sos). Nielsen. Ampton Roads
In port Aug ~ shius Harry Morse, Hooks for Caao
KIN Carson. Spencer from Csrdn Tor Batsva Columbus
Humphrey, for Cxliao Columbia Furpsli. aud MArh
Cobb GrssnbsnK, unc barks Wsllscs McCormsck, frou
Iquque Tor Falmouth. with rudder damaged: Bstcla
Po~lc Hosea Rich Mcnzies. and Ada Carter, rhurston
brigs Nellie Ware Ashbury. for Cesra and Pava
Merrymnn Lecraw, une and the above arrivals
Rio GRASDE, Aug 9-Sailsd. sehr Anal tNor). Sandvcd
Boston.
sr JOINS NJ, Aug 2i-Avrivcd. brig Tho Chsrcy tnr,
Mahoncy Now Yosw (Snd cleared 27h for Cow Bay CID
ST. JoHS, M, sept l6Arrived bsrk Marie tFrj, hut
| ries, bermuda
Ciesred ietb bark Silver Cloud CBr), Leary, Dublin
| brig Prosperite (Nor,. Betuidsen, vaientia. 1.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
THE DESTINY OF MAN.

Az ST. Francis Xavier's College last evening Rev.
Louis Jouu, S. j., continued his lecture on THE
Destiny OF Man" He claimed that all temporal
goods such ricpes honor. fame. pleasure science
and virtue could not satisfy mans cravings Riches
could not because thsy do not perfect mans natures
neither could honor fame, they are not attain
able by all. nor pleasure, Tor II arises from the at
tainment OF desired object and is not tho end It,
self but the copgeqncnce OF having attained ~ while
science, though VI parecte mans intellect, does not
Asausfy MIN and is not alta inabic by all; nor could
virtue Tor as II consists IN tho habitua right tcnd-
ency TO mans 1Dai END, II Is q means only ana not
the end itself Bence, he concluded, God alone 10
bnan's last end.