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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05
Weather Indications.
WAA DEPARTMENT,
OvvICH oy rHR CHRR SIaHAL OPPlCRR.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 6-l 4, =.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
falling barometer, increasing southeast tc
southwest winds, warmer and clear OF
partly cloudy weather.
For the Lakes, falling barometer ex'
cept temporary rise in the Lower Lakes
increasing southwest TO southeast winds
warmer and partly cloudy weather, pos
sibly followed in the Upper LakeS by
rain areas,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05

NEw YORK. March 4.-Businesl coz.
tinues light with commission houses and
the jobbing trade improves slowly. Cotton
goods quiet but fairly steady. Quilts and
pigues In moderate request. Prints NOV
Ing In moderate lots. Ginghams In steady
demand. Mems woolens quiet. Foreign
goods rather more active.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
RAILROAD BoHDs-Firn
STATR BoNDs-Steady,

STATE BoNDs-Steady.
SToCHs-With the exception OF the
coal shares and Pacific Mail, were gen.
orally firm, the Northwestern shares be.
ing particularly strong. The common
rose u per cent and the preferred ] 4
per cent. Lake Shore aud New York Cen.
tral advanced Il per cent each, and the re.
mainder OF the list was steady to firm.
The Commercial says: Speculation al'.
pears 10 be waking up in the railroads
generally, and the look Of the money mar.
ket and the gold premium fayos more
active movement.
The transactions aggregated 81 900 shares,
Of which 1900 were New York Central,
1900 Lake Shore, 1000 Northwestern
common, $500 preferred, 1900 St Paul
common, 1900 preferred, 14,0O0 Lacka.
wanna, 1000 Morris & Essex, 5000 West.
ern Union and 1900 Pacific Mail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05
FRANCE.


PARIS, March 4'-Several supplement
airy elections held Yesterday for Deputies
resulted in the return Of ten Republicans
and four Conservatives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05
nenyy wind STORM.

HALIFAX, March 3.-Aiter heavy
rain storm Of 4s hours the wind increased
to furious gale, much damage is feared
to the mills and bridges In the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05

Through cars Sbetween 81. Louis and
81. Paul, west Of the Mlssissippi, com.
menced running yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05
Grant TO West virginia,

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The House
Committee on Public Lands has agreed
to report bill granting to the State Of
West Virginia, property at Harper's
Ferry for educational purposes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05

"A Boiler in the Miami Dislillery,
near Hamilton, Ohio, exploded, fatally
.calding David Morton and john MillA,
employee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05

u. New, ex.Treasurer oil United
States, is in Washington on official busi-
ness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05
NOT RroEIygD THE TREATY.

CoNsrANrlNorLE, March 4-NEidnight
-As the foreign ambassadors have moi
received text Of the treaty, they are
not certain whether it is defnitive. II ia
Understood, however, that the exchange
OF ratifcations within fortnight is OBJ
Mr. Layard, British Minister. gave q
soiree To night in honor Of Gen. Grant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05
IMpoRrs AND ExPoRTs.

The Chief OF the Bureau Of Statistics
has prepared astatement showing by cus-
toms districts the imports and exports
during January and for seven months Of
the current fiscal year, from which itap-
pears that the exports Of merchandise
exceed The imports during January by
SS3l5, ,9O7, and in seven months by $685..
Ell0 tg7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05
THE rARIFF.

The House Committee on Ways and
Means to-day increased the rate on laces
OF whatever material composed from 20
TO 40 per cent and decreased shelled al.
monds from 10 10 l2 cents per pound.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
pECIsl ONs-ArRIL 90.

Supreme Court Chdabers-BV Judge Potter
Axtel AIT. Harris.-M0tiOu granted memorandum
by Judge DOnOhue.-H9Ut set German UPTOWN savings
ANtel agt HarrS-GrNnted. O'Biieb agt Na'nesS-
Motion granted SchnucK AIT Leparin.-Grante memo
Ni-le MciG i.HUchSttlg aEt lOS' ESitln-
Motions denied. eastman agt Woud-IaAauon aiarulrd
Iachmeyer aCt Van Schalcs.- Motion To- vaCae order
granted plaintiff wu spatc o. ask 10 further exter
Spfcial Terra--BY Judge Van BrUmL-MuieT, etc. agi
Smith aL-Decree si-led. Jenness agl Bncklhss ahu
Others-FDdugs signed TOwnSend agI Ihe Mayor ttc-
Opinion.
Nupcri0r Cogri-Spocial Tem-By Judge Scdgwlck.
MeVer.-MOtiOn for Ga is denied Win
SO 20 abide LolTd sgt tn Philadelphia aud
NewNoIk steam Navigation Company iit iyuCe ordered
urumlnond CdretOII-Ordcrtd un GeHeTl irfm eaa-
daT CoOpcf ct al agt. smith, ccycrs bond MP rdYLd
Iirrry Ct a. ou'd d-Oricr OF snhsilu utpn McGuhn
ag DinsmCre- Action discontinued. johns AT. Dt.noito
Order grading piintf extra allowance elc lgdn =.
Walsh etc-Jrlcr grant d. NO'i aeG JamOOusk Orier
appointing Barron DAVIS esd. rect'rf ,f ,9insil PSI
M.tchcll-Ofdcrcd General Term caleniaF i1 nghast
ag Hunt a.: Drummou agt. Carleton; E;z, sgt ty rne
ct al Ba cmaa aL shtphaTd NanderOccS ast p!euy-
orders granted
Common PLegs-Specal T1m-By CGief-JuSIice
G. p Daiy-NeW Life In-uIauCc act. Green
UUion Trust Company at Taylor r-Gfuhted Bi ut sRt
GGiier- Cudertaking approved Crlnu a4t Hahn Mars
agt StuTpis; BTa@ioit aGt st1rkw'H B"nts appoyeI
DWiucllc agt. Scclg-NOuc Of The s1rcs uI"1 ie under
taking VyodGcd worth $1,000 over al dcDto and liabilities
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
rnr NEw rRAzn srEANsn[P.

The piOuceF steamship City oi no dc ia
ucro Of the new American line to Brazil, which wns
launched six weeks ago nj Chester Penn, IL ready for
sea- and hss open for inspection at Pier No IL Esst
River. Several Thousand ptrsonS visited her.
including large uumbcr Of merchants Of Brazil.
partial description Of the vessel pub shcd IN The
Tribune al the time she was IShhcbd lhe saloons ara
sarUIu, arc inlshed in maplc, black walnut birds
cycuac satn-~oDd ana OIve There are inriyslN STATE
rooms, each having two berths, The upper ~ "hch j.
folding and eau be put out Of the way when desired
There arc accommodations for 100 hfst class pas
scu2eTs, and for the same iGmOef IN 'hc
sucerace. The salOcn ana siatc-rCOm nO"fs
arc covered with Wilton and IiueHs carpets There's a
steam connection 70 tiir steering apparatus, when s
cl0ucd worked perfectly the "trip ffOm Chester To
New York under n dyc.r speed Oi thirteen knots an
hour There is also an lec-ihiNng macihHc on Do"fd
mantiIng; FilSt Mate, Captain Lewis; Surgeon ana
PufScr D.. J. X. WgOE; Chcf Engineer, Jesse DAVE.
fac Rio &c Jancro is now K0hcrt's stores Brooklyn,
RECEIVING freight aud Sl sal from this port on sdiur-
lay
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
United srAIEs SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April 29-DeeisiOns were rendered req
in the United states Supreme Court 'ooaS' a"i'"s '
a8oMeiser sgt Moore al othe CrGu, oonr our
iSi % ~ an the &C oil mia
stcr magistrate at The t1n t p such
statutes regulate the modo OF entering nE e a beSe thew
are within the PaSPe a1 t,asy %Sto for lis en-
ates rig hight ,e@qdv Sqd G eseusi1c In this the
with an inasH ef Sy eTer tSe opinion
No I7O-New-York Lle tInsuranee COMPANY sg Esl,son
9 9 he psTist Co1ri for tie northern Of Mississippi
tits held in this case thai where @ party b orrS WITH
TO dea ceases 70 be such n6 n0
GG If these dSsshfea Scs the PTemSm is not paid maturity
because the ipisIed ST GoT' is BOT not AnG@ fSred
frmed Justice Bradley delivered the opinion No eo5I
mSpe Mape srTor to ths Court o this
Is Ga hS Sa the and
WE WSb 1a We'S WEN 5 they We're consoate as the Central
ncapacated themselves from the PerfomanGe ths d9ss %
@ be EXEMPTION caimed for the new corporation. Hence
IL the ,Se sN bs% now ISs eoISsf S dSas nSt impair the
Exception set up and is valid Amrmed ut SGs1e 80 % iei
agi the First National Bank OF Monmouth III appeal from
this case the Court decree below iav0r OF The bank
hodi that here Nv was no ~ mprtaar for s scur
~ about two inoHGs pEr 10 the nsoysh M Iap and
Rand Powder Co%pa9X agt o IE,frei n.e1 of Mssss
eb2settsTi,s was the aft nance of a Judgment
holding that certain property iound IN tee o. c0 0no
pany for the manufacture Of explosive materials and seized IN
execution by Bnrkhard belonged TO Dinan and not 10 the
powder conpsny the Court being Of the opinion that the
company undertook to supply icr the PnrpSse Of iae man1
half the profits to be made IN the
I'm Hunt delivered tile opinion
No sS6-The Buffalo and jamestown Railroad Co4pany
plaintiff error, Patrick FalcoDer. NJ" lOl9-Ihe Bar
iaO Railruad Company, laurn IN error hs
Weeks ct an 10 the supreme tourt oi me sac a.
Motion 10 dismiss desired announced Uy Mr
ChefJusuCe Waite.
ON motion Of Nj D. T. COIbiB Abram j. Wttenhoeier aud
louis T. Post esq OF NewIork CITY, were admitted 10 pfae
Adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
SPECIAL AGENT CARTER AGGmEvEp.

LAKE CHARLES, La, April 29.-Dnring the
,c seizure investigation here yesterday some technical
discussion arose, wE"a Mr. Adams made It declaration
TO this effect Wddossng Tie audIence) Go tell yonr
friends to together and agree together to purchase
all lie 1Cg- bought III at Government sale 10y MI CATER
and will sc them all 10 yOu al far p;ic, ard every
Government officer shall leave The country, and YOU wl
be lett 10 yGnrscivcs." General SeTc said "Thesc
tue cheering words the people Of TINS section
o; the country have he ard for than year" Mr.
Carter said that hc flt aggFicvCd at the msiBuaons
made Mr.. Adams. lIc wanted ~ know II the Govern
had lost cOnidcIcc in nm, That lt thus reflected u
him hr Adaus siId mat il not FOR lin but
repeated: "Cct together, hUg the logs, pas for tn"n
ana Will that al tue government officers icHyc
YOU ali yourselves" The investigation will be re-
-GUued Monday
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
Rx.pREsIpENT sTEDwELL ARRAIGNED.

In the Court of Oyer and TeTniner, &c SS1'"Ts
ar yesterday, jeremiah H. sedwe, the late president
the insOlvent NewJeTsey Mutual Lite Insurance Com
pany placed at the bar to plead to on Indictment for
conspiracy with BENJAMIN Noyes president OF tho Ma
tonal Capitol Life Insurance Company, and others. to
deaud the poicyhoiders Of the former company IN the
matter OF the reinsurance Of the Ncw-JeTscy Mutual by
he National Capitol Mr. Stedwe pleaded not guilty,
and MS trial set for MAY E. Daniel &. Wilt
man giving 80 900 bail for his appearance on tbas day.
Mr Stedwt returned from Europe only few days ago,
10 testify IA behalf OF the receiver Of the NeWJrfscy
Mutual IN the civil suits brought against several OF the
old directors 10 recover money, which, n Is alleged, they
Illegally Withdrew from the assets of tho company,
amounting with interest, 10 100000. Mr. Sicd
well has been promised immunity the indictment
against him The tilal of the civil suits against &. c.
LalOp aud John H kase OF Newark, OF the old Board
OF Directors, when 10 have been begun yesterday
was postponed until this forennnn
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
A CONTEMPTlBLE sWINDLE.

L0ttie Williams, of West Twenty-third-st.,
was sent by her sick mother 10 pawn cloak in an
Eghth-ave pawn chop, on April O. She 60; 81 on the
cloak and had only short distance from the shop
tapped her on the shoulder and said There
Is mistake in your ticket ana change come bqct, tie
once and We VIII rectliy H." Seeing c MAJ o., q.
behind his ear, and barehcadcd sac handed him n p
money ana ticket and went back with him lie told Lcr
10 go IN the front door ara that he would go IN the SIDE
door. She did so. and discovered that the f. How was
swindler Many cases OF similar nature have occurred
around the same pawn Office lately Officer K.rus of
The 81 xteenth Precinct arrested Philip lion. OF No 263
West eeyenieeuth-s aud be identified by cri as
The man who swindled her. He was bcld IN $500 b1iI
for trial, yesterday, by JGsticc Duffy.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

St-pRgME CoURF-CHAMREHs Potter. J.-Nos $40 ~ 90,
co LII l7S. lsc -OJ Isl, &sI @s, 800 jl 3D.
3i6. y, 3lS.
GRNRRAL TRR4-Win meet tOdav al 1880 a.
SUPE!GOE COURE-SPEcLAL TEhM-~coEwlck, J.-N0 Gay
calendar.
COsMog PLEAs-sPECIAL rRRA-C ?. Duy, G J-No day
calCldar. -.
MAESR corRT-rRru TsU1f-PATT Inc ldafn; J-Ecs.
1900 43lu 43li 42S. 1881. 447J, 44SH d4Jl iiH i2st
1851 4423, ilg5 4it6 i6 45li a,l1 ~ D. =
4 ~ 45Si.453I 4532, 45i5 sol iS5. LII -'Z 454s.
$3.50 4ji 4ji2, 45i3 4J44 4JiJ, 4j46, 4Ji zJtS 45AV
1850. a.,
GENERAL sEssIoNs-PlHr IGildcrleeyc. I-Joscph Fa,-
Kelly and Francis Kelly robbery Frames la
vars Thomas SIC NahOn fconoGs assault aud laturY
John o BncI Mccarthy and Eugene Me- .rtlv, Lut-
gisry : Mary Seeiy. fhse prctences; Henry Mcncrn"V,
Charles Church Thomas BY NJ, Thomas Ef'En.r, Nlah
G'Nc larceny from the person John L0itHs assAht Ad
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

povv rrfnses TO allow him even 90 the chilli Judfe
Totter m supreme Court, Chas.bers granted hin YET
terday habeas corpus TO inquire into the matter
Hugh Massey, a policeman discharged IN
1870 has applied by ceriorar for his reinstatement
Jndge Donohue in Supreme Court. Chambers refused
Yesterday peremptOrlly to hear mouoh 10 quasi VI,
-, ,i ,a General Term of the supreme Court should
Hi,a What powers the judges at Chambers ana speca
Te-m mad over this class OF wriis
Emma S. Brownlee has sued her husband
Josenh H. Brownier, for divorce She says they were
married IN Goshen August o, 1862 and now nave Two
children She says her husband hasspent mucn o' '4'
,a in state Prison anG is now there hut during one
nj ms peIiCds of freedom in 1874, broke nus arrdS
Jews Judge Potter. IN Supreme Court ChamoeiS'
yesterday referred the case to Hugh DOnneny'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
SERVICE OF JURY sUMNOvs

The Board for the Enforcement of Jury
Zines heard yceterday about forty persons who ASKED
70 De excuse lfrom fines Many Of them said that they
bad not been served personally with the jury summons
efiE Reilly said TINT lac had discharged deputy
ief iaise IetaIn. GDd had others under
Ton sure the discharged deputy declared that he had
"csty supposed he serving the proper person and
NHs deceived by some one accepting the summons
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
SHfP NEHS.
FORT or NEw.YteK.
......APRIL %

FORT or NEw.Yt iK .... .........A APRI, 20
CLEARED
sieanshi2 Asa (Brl fughes Pcrau Iaince. savanilla
fiu fOrw ard e 20.
eamshlp MaIaowsr Davies ITIladelphis Jas Hand.
.eaHsiip Fra'ruiIia BtagR Pdtt snd Me-. j. r. Anes
hp ST. JO' u, tOlcOfd, san Francisco sutton 4 co.
HaTk Diyieo tNor Jofgebsen, Gloueesier Eng. Funch
Edyf q Co.
Bark r. A. Chapman Br). Ruthernrd Bristol, Eng, p. l.
Nevins a. SON
BARK Ada tNof), BOliksr tfrk or Falmouth ordcrs
Fuach. f.iiye q Cn. LleH'oi .7th inst.
BARK Emilia CGl,stha utal), Mangavesio Nalpas
l.ng, lunch, Edye q g.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
FORGED DEEDS OF UPTOWN PROPERTY.
The trial Of Ffancis Covert. Indicted fn,

The alleged forging OF deeds pnIporng to convey to
hlu property in East sixty-nILth-st. owned 10y Mrs
Atwel, WAS begun yesterday before Judge GID rsccye
~ the Court OF General Sessions II barged hat this
was only one OF several similar transactions In an
however the forged deeds nom toe real owner Wcrc moi
10 hn, but 20 another person, and the decds tn him
were from these Individuals His dcfence-hc went on
te stand hlmSef yescTdaFis that II the deeds from
the OwneIs fOrgcrics he victim, and rot
lanner Of the flrglrns. Ihe case la slill on
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
CIYIL NnIHs

khzshetk Meath sued her husband, John w.
nest iof divorces According the papers size began
Lef saii On Friday. served her snInnls,s on spn all
u',e'"''nrrd nor proceedings Monday ueslerla,
Hugh Il. Miller, of No. 341 East One-hun-
a'ea't ehtk-st, eomp!hns thai bis wife Jauc r.
ser left bini taxing with her their young child AID
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
fosi 1un t'onilo.

OST-Passbook No. S2,4l5; deliver to
IL German savings Bank corner }thave ana lt,h 81" y
4 OST-On Wednesday, the Oath inst, either
an, Abtl.st yren Sh.Ave. IfOalwnY, In Bfoid
way ca brtween iJth and 3Glhss gentleman raI'h
gold Hunung-case The finder VIII he fewaideu ny
leaving II in The cGuntng room 0f The lIibnbe Once
QSn REWARD.-L0st from an earring, q
}U large diamond. for tne return Of which te above Above
r'yatd viii be- paid when lost IL IN gold AMI Dlack
seting " - WILLIAM MOlR,
373 Gtllave., Esd st., NcN-lotk
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
THE COURTS.
v,1uABE RAILROAD PAPERS STOLEN

VALUABLE hAAl'hVnb ~ ~ .,,,n,,.o
w,yusArIos OF L. u, wARiSG, A Nh"D0""
LAWYER.
An examination was held yesterday al INC
An go ,,ourt in the case of L. b Waring,
-. q, Newbupc who Is charged by 'he e"na""
" -. railway Company with having IN MS posses
n oartaln documents belonging To the company, N"'"
,g the same TO have been stolen Tue conp'ah' "p'1
witch the warrant for Warnings arrest was issueu
,nade nv Robert Burne, car accountants OF 1he " --
southern Road Burne asserts thai ID oeto"c'' q,
,hero was stolen from his desk, at the 0moe ias ~
,rnomas ont. a bound book containing mldesS' - 10
of the monthly mileage statemens Fpnary 1876
Canada Southern to ether roads, from monthly state
t of mieage OF all freight cars passte tr Waring
road Ex-Judge Fullerton, w1o appe,nse n did not
moved 70 dismiss tns The stolen property t"Gn
i md unlawfy. Justice OtisrvVuE Que n Esccusrd man
the conptsn,si .,ion before Police Justice ,,, ,bat
io NJ Rarns testified taat he had reason 70 WySbt
tho ~ Ibe oaice and by him trasierredo D. OF 1ose
Hoogson lie had been lnteTued ID f W taa' ''e
T. p Chambers. General Auditor or the rev e,,faS
Central and Hudson kNsr S ss prcspe az an inter
view Al tue Grand Central Depot between H. Mucen
tr an % ontcer of the road and waring and Hodgson.
Wyine stSted thai the New-York Central and Hudson
Pyer Company had claim OF many thousahu ny .In
against another railroad eompahy On aS Wcdson
claIaned have in their possession the ue trp Cen
rendered 10y the COMPANY ~en % hSG @haned them they
,eaed mai The papers had been taken from the com
,ony,s General Oce Worcester aud ChhmOefs prohset
io INT Warfnc aud HOdgsOn In communication Will
" H. Vanderbilt and few GAYS aeTMaId an
was arranged At the interview Waring ana iouRson
reueaIed their statement TO Mr. VandeFo ana, as On
eIatmed suhstantiated their assertions When asked
what they desired wariDg said they would ne sashe
with so per cent OF the amount collected hr FSnugp
ilt said that this percentage was too large out Pfoh-
scd II the claim proved valid one, ana vas agast
s"lveDt company TO give Waring aud HOdgsOn 20 ner
cent The interview then terminated ana me hegoS i
ons ceased. The withess was nioImed Dy Naig VA NJ
a. Canada southern Of which Mr.. Worcester ana MI
v"ndsIblt are directors, the company from whose
ofhce she papers we're takeh' . ,..,.o O.,orhour,
No oiLer witnesses being present. Justice OterOOhTS
.oid mat II il could not be shown clearly that MaThE
,vnns 20 tbe last interview alluded 10, had knowoge
not the papcrs of his client, HOdgsou were optaned
ininIisly from the Canada Southern, he snoulo us
a'ergs him An adjournment was granted, testimony u
establish this being promised
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
NnTICE TO MARINNRs.

WASHINGTON AIlii 29-Notcc is given by the Lighthouse
FoaTd that the signal hnOy Cape Hate ,-
ucob replaced Thc buoy Is painted red aid occupie
oa O The one which disappeared nom IT, m0Ofugs the
middle OF the month This r0y f. anchored ~ fatnwns of
water care Hatieras Hight btGing n. W. by N distant
~ mlCs.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
JACOB BERRY FOUND GUILTY.

In the trial of Jacob Berry for making his
'oiumba Opera House disOfdcIly house, the jurors
ateftwO hOuis abseEce. came back. yesterday TO ask
lAat s6inc Of tie evidence lie feHd to them. Thcy
ssreed on u verdict Of guilty. He rel6auded untn
Today for sentence
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

"What il the meaning of u back-biter 2"
asEod gentleman ~ sunday school eSamnuiion This
UuZzcr. Il went doHu the CaE, until II 10
Il SIMPLE urcnin, who std. " PcrhalR lt u hra."
Last words of the defunct Worcester Press
I'VE LOrc tie fellow that sent 4 postal crrd with
stop my papef' written niJn ~ w bc Satisfied this
InOlnlng. We study 10 rtnsN."
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
c,v cHryAMEY BECOME cITIzENsi

SAN FRANcIsCo, April 29.-ln the Unitc"
states Circuit Court to-day, Judge Sawyer rendered
oooisio, II, the case Of the Chnaman who applied for
naturalization papers holding that Cinnamon are not
white persops within tho meaning of the term rs used III
the Naturalization Lawt and are not entitled 70 oeoobc
etizens The case will undoubtedly BE- appealed 10 'no
ITnlfeI STATES Suurelnc Court.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
MARINE INTELLLGEYCE.
MISfATURE ALMANAC

sun rises 6oO sun scs..... U55 Clock 2p BIS
Neon rises. j,83 Moon sOuths 1923 sec days ~
HijH WAFER fO.pAN-A
Hook. 500 Gov. Island GfH Hell
IiGH NAiER lO.DAt-r. ".
sandy Hook. 81 jr. Island. 7lO Hell 0ae..... $50
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

rBark Unone Ita Cahero, Marseles France j. Rivera
esrt uJnone uts Corras Bordeaux France John c. See
Rare ai,vannina Isl Gargiulo France rauro
GaTS NSarka tNOr speiIberr. Dunkir France, Ooias
srS Disponeut NoFj Hansen, Rotterdam. Holland Ben
EafS Jennie II. (Aust.). Guranvlsch. Trieste Austria
BARK IAust BarbarOvch Gibraltar for orders so'
Borf Golden Fleece QrJ Dodge. GeOrgetown Demr H.
narS K Moore Carlisle ssgua Ia Crande Cuba Way
Rrs lze z,tOsen Jessen Jago de Cuba, J. Rivera
rie Paouete York (urtL silva opOrto. Portugal
Brig ESiy Hansen, BELIZE Homo, wm. Jex & Co.
ARRIyED
ye9s Dnn AsF mTssna NsseS m wS 3 rn to
Phelps Bros. & Co; vessel TO Funet Edye = Co. ~ ,,o
23 Valencia 2sh. gibraltar April l. Boston 2erh with fruit
Steamship General Meade lBrl Crowell. Bermuda April
= cam ~ai ae ev a Sf Ri haa. HIVES April
wick Oar 25th. Port Royal @6t with mdse and pass 10
steamship Tenefaeto, Tones. wImag.on N. c. days
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. Richmond and Norfolk. with
mdse and pass. Old Dominion stca@ship Company ,o
Rsrs sura Eal LavsreIo Ipswich 40 days. ballast
BriS stin.p 70, Por9nS,, T5ssst,s Mcn,evideo 81
Brig Fiorcnce May of Windsor n 81 Gezler, Areceibo,
DAYS, with coffee to J. Agostini
wIND-Suusei--At sandy Hook moderate - f.; ioggy'
At CIty Island 8. T.; clOudy.
FOREIGN PORTS
.o s 4P 2s 81 nTo% @s MOTT
The Williams d Line steamship WyOmine Capt.
Jones from Liverpool NewNork. sailed hence nt IL a m
tie 2Sth lust
2Gth INST beethoven River seresmer for Bath
Bridgeport, for Southwest Pass M"lke. Tor Pmadepha;
Ac, PrcssIaw, New-York. 9th inst, Rrcme erlayen
Obno. both for Philadelphia Marcia G. Day WHINE = A.
Rais all for NewYork Ancolina Tor Peisieo9a; Young
Eagle Blltimoie; Passe Parout Fremlh AuIocrst W
J. Whiting ]. D. Whiting Mizpah Capt Potter; Stcontp b
28h Hennk IbseD, ho latter for Wilmington; Marie
Sorug, ,,., ,,
Arrived 20,h inst Kaalis. Grace Davis 9iih inst Ma
Kraeft: ,useppua r. Jmln Maid OF Ganwcfn
inst the latter on the Luar Amole. Anea
Romance Aristides, Germaua, capt CauycT Nnycrot me
Eiainurc stanford; 2Gth lust. Rhed Dc-ei
Dubroyach lois Adelaida Chiayari, AmRt Peppna 2Ith
inst Luigi IT, VelOra H. Hopkins Grrmania, Can't Schnl-
ken; Charles Depni Baccas, Perseverance, shanghai Z6h
Nushka, g. II Uagcuc. 500, Albina, cry ~ Ottawa
Lady MuTiel May. William Batemau, the latter on Scily
RachelOrs Carolina GotuLLo. Idea a. Kate Can sea
prif: Crest the latter at QueeusOwn bremen Capt Wss
on tClkcstone; Lloyds Alberto, kaeryo, Nt1r isa a. a.
Nge the latter of Folkestone Maalnnd Garen lsahdi
29h nst Franz Sbn Lave, l1la W. Angelina toItst kng
Leopold et Marie the latter oh the Lizard sarah " Sp
Augyald. River LurUe WIN B""e, Il" 1iaSie'
Asia. Mary Lawtpn.
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