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The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1878-02-21

The English aquarium is in trouble.
Its white whale is seized by its credi-
tors, and it is proposed to whale the
debt out of the corporation. 1t is sug-
gested that the big fish may be recover
ed by suing out a habeas porpoise.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1878-02-21

Probably for the purpose of having
as little jaw as possible in the proceed
ings of Justices ourts, the Iowa Senate
has passed bill prohibiting the occu-
patton of the same Office rooms by law
yers and justices of the peace.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1878-02-21

The Kent 'cky senate has passed a
bill re-establishing the old rate of inter.
est at six per cent. 1t makes all con
tracts for the loan of money at greater
rate void as to excess over six per cent.
it authorizes the lender to recover the
amount loaned, with legal interest, but
if he refuses, before suit is brought, tc
accept the principal, with legal interest
he shall pay the cost of the suit for til,
recovery of his debt.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15

DECREE ANNOUNCING REDUCTION OF TAXA
TroN
HAVANA, Nov. IL, 1878.
The Official Gazette publishes decree dated October
g.
Articles and contain estimates Of the expenses
and receipts Of the Island Of Cuba during the eight
remaining months Of the hscal year and during the
fiscal year following.
Article declares that the direct contribution of
thirty cent in force will be reduced to twenty
FIVE per cent from January l, 1879.
Arficle4 that all export duties will be reduced ten
per cent from January 1, 1879.
Article 8 that iii taxes called extraordinary will
hencefcrth be clsseed as ordinary
Article that from the 1st of January 1872 all taxes
and public dues shall be payable in gold. Exception
to this provision liz made the of the royal lot.
terry.
Article that for the purpose of covering any deci.
which may arise in the Treasury by the difference
between the obligations falling due and the public
receipts the Treasury authorized to create floating
debt to exceed 50 0O00 during each fiscal year.
the amortization OF these obligations to take place
during the same term.
Article that the Governor General IL authorized TO
make such retrenchment In expenses he may con-
slider expedicnt without prejudice to the public
vice.
This decree awaits the appreciation Of the home
government.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
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NEW JERSEY SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

TRENTON, Nov. IA. 1878.
The State Convention Of the New Jersey Sunday
School Association closed very largely attended and
gratifying session Of three days this evening AlArge
number Of prominent persons have attended the
meetings. The statistics presented show that there
1s73 schools in the State. Reports received
from $40 which give the number Of Sunday school
scholars In the State ct 1885. and the regular at
tendance 122.722 infant scholars $4,000. OF the
whole number q, $50 are members of churches. and
during the year there have been 4s24 of
Sunday school scholars. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year Preside w.
r. Sherwn. Vice Presidents--kev A. HillQer Of Ger.
man Valley; Rev. George X. Morris. OF Mount Holly
Rev. T. Payson Herburton. of Cumberland. Cor
responding Secretary--Samuel w. Clark. OF Newark.
Assistant Corresponding gSecrctary-wilbur b. wilkin-
son. Of Newark. Recording seoretary-Charles w.
McCutchen. Of Plainfeld. Treasurer-walter NJ Pat
ten, of Camden. Executive committec-Rev william
Harris, OF Princeton DIR. j. W. Cosad Of Jersey City;
J. v. D. Hoselsnd. OF Milestone; DR.. Brewer OF Mil
vile: DR.. George w. Bailey, OF Newark: Rev. J. w.
Cochran OF Mendham Rev W. II. Droadhead OF
Hackonssck.
The nest annual Convention is to bo held ut Eliza
beth.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGMA. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. Isl A. ii.

OTEgcE or THE CHIEF SIGMA. OFfIcERs
WASHINGTON, NOV. Isl A. ii.
Indications.
For South Atlantic States warmer, partly cloudy
weather. followed by ran winds mostly easterly sta
tonary falling barometer.
For East Gulf States. warmer, partly cloudy and
cloudy weather. with rain. winds mostly casterly,
generally lower pressure.
oFor Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. warmer partly
cloudy weather. with rain aSeas winds mostly from
northeast to southeast. stationary lower pressure
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valley, warmer, partly cloudy
weather. possibly occasional rains, winds mostly
southerly, falling barometer
For lower lake region. warmer. partly cloudy
weather. variable winds. mostly southerly. generally
lower pressure.
For West Gulf States. partly cloudy weather. rain
followed by clearing weather variable winds.
shifting colder northwesterly. followed by rising
barometer.
For Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
cold northwesterly veering to southeasterly
winds, stationary followed by falling barometer.
For New England. partly cloudy weather. north
westerly winds. becoming variable shifting to
southeasteriy, rising followed by stationary
or falling barometer.
Rivers will remain nearly stationary. The tenn
peraure will fall below freezing in the canal regions
Cautionary signals continue at IndiSnola aud Gal
weston
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
AMERICANS AT THE EXPOSITION.

PRESENTATION OF TESTIMONIAL SERVICE TO
SUPERINTENDENT PICKERING, IN PARIS.
CBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Nov. Is, 1878.
The HERALD correspondent in Paris tele-
graphs that the American exhibitors in the
machinery and agricultural sections Of the
Paris Exposition yesterday evening pre-
sented Superintendent Pickering with q
handsome testimonial service fatter-
tering address, eulogizing Mr.. Pickering for
the efficient manner in which he had dis
charged the duties Of his Office, and for the
uniform politeness and impartiality which
characterized his dealings with the exhibit
ors, was delivered by the chairman Of the
delegation, and Mr.. Pickering expressed
his thanks in an appropriate speech.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER 15 SHEET
BOSTON LOCAL ELECTION.

BosToS. Nov a. 1878.
At meeting of ward and county committees Of Ab-
bott democrats. regulars" this evening. u. ..
Prince was nominated for Mayor by acclamation,
there not being dissenting vote Isaac Hull Wright
was nominated for Street Comnissio oner. The nom
nations for Board of Aldermen and for School Com
nittee placed in the hands Of committee of
from each ward. who to report Ut an adjourned
meeting to be held November "a.
At y meeting Of the ward and city committees of
the workingmens party. last night. five members OF
committee on nominations who attempted to run it in
the interest of the Prince wing of the democratic party
were expelled from the committee. Nominations for
the School Committee made. and John NJ De-
was selected for street Commissioner, vice E. NJ.
Chaulberlin, who declines the candidacy.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15


COURT OF APPEALS.
Danforth, rep. 1888.
Bradley. dem. 3.063
Tucker, nationalist. 2.102.
Van Cott prohibitionist. 1O5.
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Macomber. rep 6.277.
Anglel dem., STA.
Pingree. greenback, 2,110.
cann rsn a,o coSeHEss
VALLEY, greenback, 4429.
Durston, den., $40.
Osborne, prohibitionist, 872
First district-Hasey, rep. 3.112; Curtis, dem. and
Second district t-Noyes, rep 1885, Shergur. dem.
and greenback, 1879.
OswEao. Nov. H. 1873.
The following is the official vote Of Oswego county:
: COURT or APPEALS JUDGE.
Danforth, rep, 6,S15.
Bradley, deni., 1884
Tucker, greenback, 3,427
RoSDouT, Nov. H. 1873.
The Ulstor county Official canvass gives Bradley,
dem, SPAS; Danforth. rep 6,636 Tucker national.
$751; ~tt#
For Congress-Lounsberry, dem, $3.50; Nichols.
rep, 667l; Erkson, grecnback, 936
Forfhc Assembly Sharpe and Millspaugh. reps.
and Davis dcIn are elected, Sharpes plurality IN
the nrst district being T25.
poUGHKEEpsIE, N. y, Nov. IA. 1878.
The ofncial returns of Duchess give Danforth. rep
s499 Bradley. DEM. 6324: Tucker nationalist, $685.
Van Cott. prohibitienist, 2S4.
For Congress Kekkam, rep. i0.ls9; Baker. DEM.
4.s3s Doty. greenback, 446; Potter. prohibitionis
24l; Davies. independent. 49,
First Observation-Disclosures, rep, 452S; Williams dem
1891: Wing. greenback, 112.
Second tlistrict--Ptcher, rep. 451I; Livingston.
dem 9ofs Clark. greenback. 20l; MarQuart. temper
ance, 162.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
ORDERS AND PROMOTIONS.

WAS uNoroS. Nov. II, 1873.
Medical Inspector Thomas }. Turner, with Naval
Constructor b. L. fernhcd his associate has been
ordered to Boston, Mass to examine and report upon
the means OF yentilating the United states steamer
Richmond.
Medical Inspectors Thomas j. Turner and A. l..
Gion have boen ordered to Richmond, Va, to repre-
sent the medical corps of the navy at meeting OF the
American Public Health Association, to be held in
that city on the 1yth inst.
Captain Earl English has been commissioned chief
Of the Naval Bureau Of Equipment and Recruiting
PROMOTIONS.
Medical Inspector John M. Browne is promoted to
be medical director In the navy. Surgeon John =.
Spear is promoted to be medical inspector Passed
Assistant Surgeon Harry Stewart is promoted to be
surgeon.
Assistant Engineer L. r. McElwell In placed on the
retired list The order Of Lieutenant Commander j.
&. Kennctt ~ the New Hampshire has been revoked,
and he " placed Oh the sick List.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. ii, 1873
The American Womans Suffrage Convention meet
ings to-day have been largely attended, and the time
both day and evening, was mainly occupied by
reports OF delegates and speaking by prominent
members Of the association. This evening the fol-
lowing officers were elected President Mrs. hebecca
NJ Hazard, OF Missouri. Vice Presidents at Large.
Colonel r: Wentworth Higginson. Mary Liyermore.
William Lloyd Garrison DIR. A. c. Avery Of Colorado;
George William Curtis of New YORK; Mrs. Margaret
" Longley. Of Ohio; Bishop Gilbert Haven. Of
Georgia; George W. Julian and Mrs. Governor Wal
fornia; Mrs. Beverly Allen. of Wisconsin, and
Governor st. John, Of Kansas. Chairman OF
Corresponding Secretaries Julia Ward Howe and
Henry b. Blackwell. Recording Secretaries. Lillian L.
Partridge nnd Myra Bradwel. Treasurer. +. A. Hinck
ley Of Rhode Island. Also vice president and
member Of the Executive Committee from each State
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Rev. Joseph Cook, Of Boston. is at the Assor. Blu
ford Wilson and General A. c. McClurg. of Illinois.
are at the Brevoort James r. Partridge. Of Bati-
more. Robert II. Pruyn Of Albany; Judge Dwight
Foster. OF Boston; William Corliss. OF Providence.
and Captain Luce United States Navy, at the Fifth
Avenue. Ex-Governor Rufus u. Bullock, Of Georgia.
Is at the Windsor. Rev. DR.. +. L. Magoon. of Phila-
dephia. is at the St. Denis General Thomas 4. Nun.
ford Of Virginia, is at the New York. Paynfss4r W.
W. Barry United States Navy, is ut the Union Square.
Daniel Mngone. OF ogdcnsburg, y. u, is at the
Everett. Fordycc T. Lafin, OF saugerties, ~ " is
the metropolitan General John NJ Corse Of Chicago,
is at the Gilscy.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
DELAWARE.

A DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN ELECT SAID TO
TESTING HIS SEAT
WILMINGTON Del, Nov. H. 1878.
At the State election the 5th inst, u. L. Martin,
dem. for Congress. was elected by majority Of
about 1000 over his only opponent. j. q. jackson.
greenback Since the election the point has been
raised by Martins opponents that he is ineligible.
having been convicted Of aiding and abetting the
rebellion. and there has been some talk OF
Jackson claiming tho seat. On the s,other
hand. 1t is asserted by Martins friends that
pardon was issued by President Johnson in ls6u.
and letter has been published from g. r. Iohnson.
then United States Marshal for Delaware to Colonel
Martin informing him that he had received the war
rant for his pardon. For yet planned
the Presidents warrantcannot be found file in the
United States Court here the papers received
by Colonel Martin but he states that the record is
file in the Office OF the Secretary Of State at Washing
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
SUDDEN DEATH.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

LONG BRANCH. Nov. a. 1878. /.
Mr. Benjamin wooey. brother OF Joseph woolley,
the Fulton Market ash merchant who was
buried at this place sunday last, died
at his residence at Pleasure bay yesterday. No
little excitement has been caused throughout this
neiehborhood owing to the report that Mr.. Benjamin
woolley died Of the malarious Southern fever,
which he IL said to have contracted in the SOUTH, he
having arrived from there on Saturday I'd attend
tho funeral OF his brother. Mr. Woolley wns
around town visiting hts friends Monday, ap.
parently In good health and IT that time expressed
the intention TO go South in few days. The de.
ceased has been engaged In the fish and oyster afhc
In Chesapeake bay aud New xork.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MOVEMENTS OF THE sAEAToaA--coMyopoRE
sHurEI.DT's succEssoE-REcEPTIoS on BOARD
THE FRANKLIN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK. Va, Nov. IA, 1878.
The United States schoolslp Saratoga with large
number OF apprentices board, entered the capes
last night and passed up Chesapeake Bay
COMMODORE sHurKLpI's SUCCESSOR.
Intelligence received in naval circles here states that
Captain Earl English has certainly been selected 70
succeed Commodore II. W. Shufeldt Id charge Of the
Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting
Mxcrprfcx THK fRAvxLrS.
The Virginia Knights Templar mad grand reception
on the United states frgate Franklin, at the Navy
Yard to-day. rendered by the gallant officers In com
mand. Tho visitors We're greatly impressed and
pleased with the com tesies shown them.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
NORTH CAROLINA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. II, 1875
Gentlemen who arrived from Elizabeth City to-day
bring the information that the election in the First
Norh Carolina district hss been decided in favor OF
Jesse yeates. democrat. the present incumbent BY
majority Of six. defeating Joe Martin, republican
who believed to have been elected until yesterday
by majority Of l62. generally takes two weeks TO
hear fully from the district.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
[BY TELEaRApH TO THE HERALD. I

= NORFOLK. Va. Nov. IA, 1873
The Kompsvnly rioters in Princess Anne county,
continue To trouble outside Of the death Of one
and the woundins Of Ave other negroes On Tuesday
night two young white men OF the county. Massrs
Henry woodhouse and Sylvester Gregory employ ed
MS guards around the Jail containing he rioters whils
going on duty FOR the night met with atcrrible and
probably faial accident shotgun in the hands of
discharged the entire load lodging In the right groin
OF Gregory, inhicting wound from which he cannot
reco yer. although he was still living last night.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
STATE ELECTIONS.
ARKANSAS.

FOUR DEMOCRATIC CoHGIEssMEN ELECTED.
LITTLE Rock. Nov. IA, 1878.
From official returns SO far received there Is no
longer any doubt of the election Of four democratic
Congressman from this State namely FIRST district
p. Dunn: Second district W. T. Slemons; Third dis
trict Gordon L, ,Crayens; Fourth district. Thomas
M. Gunter.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
THE ALABAMA SENATORSHIP.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. IA, 1878
The coming Senatorial contest is receiving much
attention. Bslloting will begin week from to-day
Among the candidates mentioned are Governor Hous-
ton J. l. Hugh, Yaul Bradford, l.. II. Walker, II. w.
Sykes and Peter Hamilton.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
NEW ORLEANS ELECTION CONTESTS.
Nxv ourr.Ss Nov IA ,a7s

NRw ORLEANS, Nov. IA, 1873
II ia now stated that the Citizens Association will
not contest the late election. but will prove frauds
and prosecute those Who committed them Contests
will be entered IN the civil courts morrow by sew
eral Of the defeated candidates noinn ated BY the
Cttixsus' Association.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
NEW MEXICO.

SANTA ER, Nov. II, 1873.
Otero rcp delegate for Congress. has 200 majority.
with two counties to hear from which will probably
reduce his majority to 800.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
THE CANADIAN BENCH.

OTTAWA. Nov. IA, 1873
Chief Justice Hagary. OF the Court OF Common
Pleas. has been elevated to the position Of Chief Jus
ficc Of the Court OF Queens Bench.
Judge Adam Wilson is elevated to Chief Justice Of
the Court of Common Pleas, vice Hagarty
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.


The following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours. in COM
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnuts pharmacy.
HERALD Building, No. 2lS Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-11-15

COURT OF APPEALS.
George f. Danforth ......................6 6.636
George B. Bradley. ........................ G,045
Gideon J. Tucker. Observation-Disclosures. 567
FOR coNaREss-PITTREKTH DISTRICT
G. f. Nichols, republican an.................... 6,5T1
william Lounsborry democrat ................6 $3.50
l. A. Erkson .Rreenback OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 935
Dist. ASSEMBLY.
1--George H. Sharpe republican. 1896
j.. L. Cummings democrat. .............. 2.27l
Tubby grecnback k...................... $50
2-T. Millspaugh, republican. ............... 2,A1
r.. Robinson democrat. INSTRUMENTATION. 2.059
Eltings greenback Observation-Disclosures. 304
SIS Wilkinson republican an.................. 1.TO0
Leonard Davis democrat rat................. o,096
Stewart greentAck Observation-Disclosures. 24s
COUNTY TREASURER.
Hayes republican Observation-Disclosures 6,Sl8
Cox, democrat ........................8 8,TO2
Humphrey greenback Observation-Disclosures. S44
.AUDURS. N.Y., Nov. IA, 1873.
The following is the official canvass of Cayugs
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
. PncUr.rAnIrIKs or raR VOTE.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
MORE ARRESTS MADE.


CHARrEsroS Nov. IA, 1873
The managers Of the recent election at Kingstrce,
Williamsburg county, arrested to-day for inter-
fcring with the United States Supervisors Other ar.
reste are expected.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
ARE YnllR Irxas TORN

with ssuodc s"uxhs hoarses Have sore
ihrsats Do brearhe With diairnliy KeHlsnher all
,he-~ arc symptoms - dangerous pulmonary complaints
Lose Time IL lesotng 10 HALks oNar Or IiogahoUAr
TAR.
Take your wa,ch-Now apply PikAs ToornAcHi
DGOfs e. tofisitiug tooth Pain Ell! Look
your watch again Time one minute, Hurrah.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
LAST DAYS OF YELLOW FEVER.

NO FURTHER NEED OF AID AT JACKSON, MISS.
JACKSON Miss, Nov. 14slS7s.
No new cases and o.dcaths during the last twenty
four hours. The epidemic s considered to be at An
end. The following despatch is self-explanatory
JACKSON, Miss., Nov. II, 1873.
To the Hon. TARsELh. Treasury Department Washing
ton, u. c. -
In reply your inquiry will state that thanks to the
generosity Of friends the owards Of this city have ample
pay all indeb meet demands Tor
suffering Of the yellow fever Please make t
that further contributions for Jackson
quired Il. BARkSDALE, Howard Association.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
TEXAS QUARANTINE RAISED.

GALVESTON, Nov. II, 1873
special despatch to the Ners from Austin says
that Governor Hubbard will tomorrow rescind his
existing State quarantine proclamation to take effect
from November Is
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
NEW YORK.

OFFICIAL VOTES or COUNTIES,
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
KINGSTON. Nov. II. 1878.
The following is the official vote Of Ulster county.
canvassed to day by the Board of Superyisors:-
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
THB NATIONAL YELLOW FEVER COMMISSION.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. IA. 1875
DR.. Beniiss and Colonel Hardee. members of the
National Yellow Fever Commission have returned and
rejoined DR.. Cochrane They win leave tomorrow
night for Richmond, Va, accompanied by Drs. o. w.
Mitchell. D. D. Saunders and W. Hebcr Jones, Mayor
J. X. Flippin aud General W. J.. Smith. to attend
meeting Of the Public Health Association, which con-
We mes on the 10Th
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
MINNESOTA.
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY,

THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
SAINT PAUL, Nov. IA, 1875
The Pioneer Press prints returns from the counties.
nearly all Official showing the republican majority
the State ticket to be s24. Psburys majority last
year was 1884.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
NOT SAFE 10 RETURN.

New ORLEANS. Now H. 1873. ;
Three deaths from yellow fever are reported
Refugees returning daily. but the medical fra
ternity have not yet declared the city safe
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
PENNSYLVANIA.

OFFICIAL. RETURNS OF THE EI.ECTIoN--pECU-
LIARITTEs OF THE VOTE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARRISBURG. Nov. IA. 1878.
The Official returns from all the counties in the
State have been received at the State Department and
the footinss show the following results:-
FOR aovEaSoR. II
Hoyt, rep. ...... 319567 Mason. national. 81 15S
Dill, dem. ....... 29T 050 Lane pro. 3653
Total vote. .Io.,o3e.
LIEUTENANT GovEnSoR
Stone rep. ..... 3leO03 Steck, national. s. al
Fertig. dem. 296753 Shllcross, pro-, 36l4
Total vote. ....'oV,"Ai.
- SRcRxrADY INTERNAL AEyAIRs.
Dunklc rcp.. 313,1 Wright national 81. ,33
Africa dem. 30i,U3A Parsons pro....... 1857
Total vote. ...................... .69v,6l'.
JUDGE or suPRrME COURT.
Sterro.t rep. ..... 31l ,O<2 Agnew, national
Ross, dom. 2s7,22i aud pro- ....... v9,3l6
Total vote. ............... .u9i,ais.
pRcUrIAnirIxs or TIE VOTE.
Judge sterrett although polling the lowest vote
the republican ticket has the largest plurality of any
Agnew drawing over thousand more votes from the
dem ccrnts thnu tho republicans This In unea-
pectcd result It generally believed that Anews
candidacy would DO very hurtfl to bterrett senator
trbutable hts In the Senate In opposing the
interests Of the oil producers who voted against him
without distinction cf party.
Michael Steck, national candidate for Lieutenant
Governor 10 credited with only 032 votes i5g hnv
ing been Daniel Stcck In the counties Of
mango Wayne, Clearneld. Jefferson, Fix Clinton
Crawford Cameron and Washington. Mason, national
candidate for Governor. runs about 800 behind his
ticket In Mercer county hs honel The vote for Gov
enor Is 81 O0 less than In 1875 and $4,000 greater than
that polled II any previous gubernatoral election.