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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-09

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 .s14.
by PLACIDE J. SPEAR Auctioneer-O OFFICE
- No. 40 ROYAL STREET MONDAY, May
20. 1873. ats11 o'clock a. ~. will be sold at pub
lie auction, at No. 4G ROYAL STREET, BE
TWEEN CUSTOMHOUSE. AND BIENViLLE
TREETS. by virtue and In pursuance to an
order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dated May Z, 1878, Tor account OF the above sue
cessiOn-
FIVE SHARES of $50 each in the capital stock
OF the New Orleans Insurance Association. as
per certificate No. 223
TEN SHARES Of $50 each In the capital stock
of the Peoples Bank of New Orleans, MS per
certificates Nos. 90. $500 TIL
SuNDRY BOOK ACCOUNTS, NOTES AND
JUDGMENTS, as per inventory on nIe In the
Second District Court and at the office of the
auctioneer for reference.
Terms-Cash on ADJUDICATION
my9 1870
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTIES IN
THE SECOND DISTRICT.
THREE LOTS OF GROUND IN GREEN
WOOD CEMETERY
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POINT CLEAR

combines more ad vantages, both for the seekers
ing place in the South. Situated In Mobile Bay
within stones throw of the Gulf of Mexico. IL
boasts surf bathing. pure. health giving salt
drying, billiard saloons and ten pin alleys.
The Hotel is new. and has, with Its surround
ings. been so improved as to make 1t most de-
lightful residence for summer. The beds and
furniture are also entirely new. and the cuisine
is especially excellent: There is communica-
ton with Mobile twice daily. and parties leaving
New Orleans In the morning arrive at the Hotel
to dinner. The charges are moderate and
special terms made for families.
For particulars address
III. O. BALDWIN, Proprietor,
Point Clear,
apis 3m Baldwin County, Ala.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Frank Sharp.

IL FKANK EHARP, AUCTIONEER = ON
- WEDNESDAY. May Is. at Il o'clock m. will
>, THE sCHNooRER JOSEPHINE formerly
the, Constance. eighty TONS copper-fa fastened
and coppered, draft about seven feet vessel
rebuilt about six months ago by John Robin
son to satisfaction of underwriters sails
nearly all new and vessel ready for sea. For
further particulars apply. on board. foot of
Dumaine street. The vessel is offered at private
sale until the auction takes place. myg IT.
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Cellars Brewerie
anlf,u ted nv
a w housd afy operaton
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POINT CLEAR.

rT'HE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS AND
- vtcinage will be glad to learn that the superb
now Hotel at POINT CLEAR will be opened
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Placide j. Spear.

BANK AND INSURANCE STOCKS. BOOK
ACCOUNTS, NOTES. JUDGMENTS. ETC.
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SUCCESSION OF J. X. GOURDAIN.
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MAyoRaITy OF NEW ORLEANS.

HANVKATTI OFF NEW UKIEANS,
City Hall, May 8. 1878.
NO, 4tM Administration Series
BE it ordained, etc, That the bid of Peter
Marley. for the construction of new bridges
on Carondoet street, from Eighth street to
Peters Avenue at the rate of $50 70 per 1000
feet OF lumber, be and the same is hereby
accepted and the Mayor is hereby authorized
said work
= Adopted by the Council of the city of Now
Orleans May 7, 1878.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
IHos. G. RAPIER, Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A. ID. Rawlings VS.. Mrs. G.. 3. Brandon.
No 5000.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF LOU.
ISIANA.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 S14
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MAyoRALTy or NEW OK1,rANs
City Hall May ~ 1873
No. iio3 Administration Series
Hssoir't. That the item of appropriation Of
$3.50 to Johu Hill for planting trees, contained
in ordinance No. il73, A. s., ho and the same
is hereby repealed.
Adopted 10y the Council of The city of New
Orleans May I. 1878
Yeas Brown, Cavanac. Denis. Diamond,
Edwards, McCaiIrey, Rongstorm
4 traa copy:
Taos G. RArIER. Secretary.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTIES IN
THE SECOND DISTRICT.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
CLEARED.

siss%s, Britannia tBo. Perry Liverpool via Queens
,,s,es Steamer KngiAnd tBr,. Thompson. Liverpool-F
Bros
steamer City OF Houston. Stevens, Galvsstonc NAL
Steamer City OF Dallas. Chester. Fernandina via Port
Royal-C II Mallory x Co.
steamer Ocorars. Reynolds, Baltimore-J Krems.
steamer w Jarrett. Foster. Bsitimore-J krems. .
ship dinaostan tBr). Peters, Yokohama--ArKe TUFTS
ship st Mildred tBr. Murray, ,Livsrpool-Arks TUFTS
. Bark ydfArne GNor; Olsen. Queenstown. Falmouth or
Plymouth k'r orders-Funch. Edge h Co.
Bark Emma dtal. Zarunni. Marseiles-Attilio Gunio.
bark Mary Hogarth (Br), Shields st Nsxaire-J Par
Bark Gsdioius tBs), Farrow. Bsyonns ,rrAnes,-John
e Seager.
BArk Fanny p lAus, sandri. Bayonne-slocovich 4 Co
Edye Co.
BARK Bolivar tAus>. Geroiimich Constsntinopls ohm
Seager
Brig Munson. Huntiey, Marseilies james Henry.
Brig Gem tBrt Richardson, Oporto- -Scammell Bros.
Schr Edward Johnson Mcdonald. Desolstton lsand-Ai
vah Mudgstt
schr Rosns Arabell. Mecahan, Porto PissaG Vessels
schr Delhi. Emerson. Ponce. FR-J Winchester 20.
Thomas owen 4 Son.
schr spHrtel, Aliowell. Boston-Jed FRYE 4 Co.
Schr Acken, roms, stamford ford ManufActur
ing Co.
schr 5 P Goodwin. Williams. stam:ord-sssmford Manu-
featuring Co.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. Oct s-Arrved. bark North Bend, IIondlett
San Fraucisc
ALEXANDRIA. Oct l7-Arrvcd, schrs EsteIle Dav
PhiisIephia; Abel Parker. Providence; Jane l. New.
ton, Boston
Uieared--schr W X Huston Somerset
no sTUN, Oct " Arrived. schrs Lavatta, Whitmore
Cfao Island via st Crox: Albert Butter, atom Trini.
d..
1sthArrved, steamers Counsellor 3r) Tuition Malaga;
katlesnake ain Phiiade pnis; Peek omen Abertson
d.; ROMAN Crowel do; ships tame tock. Hardy singa
Alert Park nnmburg brig Dana tDsnJ jodt. Port
hiisabe,h, .oa schis Mar, Drury. Gsge. Baltimore
Gavin Baker do, Pochasset, knckett fhiiadc pnis
Proueaader tBr), Arroyo Laura Bruce (r) st johns,
Prs Laura Messer. Gregory, Alexander: fswn Kelley.
Jarlnan. do, SAIL. Lud am, LudIan 10; Nicserscn.
nnske. Port johnson; Ralph iowes ,ictcbe Perth IN.
boy Brooma Doug glass. PnilsdeIp Iphist AOner Tay.
Iot. Dodse, fortJ ohnson
Cleared - teamsfs Batavia (BrI, Moulsnd. and Penn
hrse tBr. James, tor L,serpoo ship fsnay, Bray hio
Jtnero. HAIL RYDER New YORK tsnd saiouD
schr Belle Hooper, Demsfara. -
BAbftMUnE. oct iS--Arr we'd. steamers Martha ste
vens. Chascc, New YORK. WIN Crane, Howcs, Boston
KaeiRn. oliver, Wilmington, NC; ses Gull. Marshman-
The New York herald., 1878-10-19

He Vas OF benjamin Yard. the carpenter who
built the arch ss Trenton under which General Wash
ington passed IN 1859 when his way to be ,naug-
first President OF the United States. He was
born In Trenton 1902 and passed life OF vic:ss-
tudes. He keepar OF the State Prison from 1885
10 ls40 and during the Mexican commissioned
captain of The Tenth United states Infantry He
ailer lost his health and returned TO Trenton He was
subsequently an Inspector In the New York Custom
House. and while residing In Williamsburg elected
10 toe lower branch Of The New York legislature In
1890 he was appointed to supernena tne erection OF
penrsnuary Al syracuse and Was afterward It's war
den. In 1855 he again became Custom House OFF,
cial, aud the outbreak OF the Tor The mon hs
company IN New Jersey and led it 70 Virginia
Al tho close OF tho war; being nnrm, he settled at
Farmingdais With his TWO children. Deceased Was y
most dent democrat In politics. He active
Methodist and jealous temperance advocate.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
WHALEMEN.

Arrived New Bedford 49, bark Ohio I'd Smith At
Ocean, with 0JU bbis oil home tn.
age .2uU pbs So OIL Reports. Oct T. lat 10 expet-
encsd very gale fsm the south. eudnK at north
west; quarter boat spoke sept no. - ~
chip Elisa adams. GvrnsIi. with 900 bbls all told who
reports Aug Is bark Dsco. Keod IL DAYS out with 70
ibis sp The Ohio sept II whaling bark. supposed
to be the Minerva. OF Nh.
Letters from uark Jarob lIowiand OF Nh report her
at Iacshuans Sept u with 100 bbls oil Reports about
bsrks Fleetwing Heppingstone NIB 100 bbs since
leaving Tslcahus StsmDoui. Rogers, do lOJ do do
Nautilus Morse. 2tU do do James Al en-, Lake.
nothing do dot Lucreta, Smith. do do Boundinx Bilow
Luce. do 70 since last report Matids sears BENNETT
Dartmouth. nothing suee last report The tbird mat
the Lucretis on striking whaie got stove kuk the
boHtseerer and TUT oarsman; they lost three ns
year Portuguese, aud ths Portuguese the
think they ated amt propose 10 desert atk James
Allen LAKE has experienced heavy gale lost bow boat
broke aud carried tue booby hatch into the
main rigging. bark Samboui, Rogers lost b1w boat aud
ny JUooom IN the gale
letter from Capt Manter. OF the ship syren. dated
Honolulu sept 10 arrived from Lawrence Bay
iotn. Had iightered mis- sail
New Bedford the same day and would probably reach
there by New Years
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
OBITUARY.
MISS sALLtE cola RENEAU.


The many trends Of Mss sillio Eoa Rensau, OF Mis-
sssippi tho distinguished author and educator will
be shocked 10 hear OF her untimoIy death from tho
plague on the 1ith inst u, GcrmantowD, Tenn. where
she mas been temporarily residing. She the
daughter OF General ~ 5. Renau, OF Batesve. MISS.
she had dsv otsd herself to the education OF her sex
rich and poor. The Legislature OF Mississippi
paid tho highest tribute TO her character
aud qualities by giving her name 10 the "Reueau
Femaie University Of Mississippi" declaring
her 10 be ia first president; and that State wiil
always be proud her, only her devotion TO her
sex by devoting her LIE 10 Too elevation ol woman,
bet also to great ssli-dcnial aud her Christian
character displayed by remaining IN the plague d.
tricts 10 Hid comfort the sex anu dyibg. Miss
Reneau was characterized oy senator Alcorn, Of
Gator Christian scholar aud artist to The power oil
whose pon A win due Difference bow"
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIE CnIgf SIGNAL OfficRR,
WAsHISGroS, Oct. l9--l A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OYPIcg or THE CnIsF SIGNAL OfficRR,
WASHINGTON Oct. l9-l A. n. J
Indications
For Nov England, cloudy. rainy weather, south
eastery veerng 10 colder norsnsry winds, falling.
followed by rising bar ometsr.
For the Middle Atlantic Stasss rain areas, followed
by clearing weather. colder nor,hwsstsry winds, oi-
lowed by rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States cooer clear partly
cloudy weather. winds mostly northery, higher pres
sure.
For the East Gulf States, clear or partly clouoy
weather. winds mostly nor,hsry, nearly Stationary
pressure and Temperature.
For the West Gull States. clcar or partly cloudy
weather. cold northeasery vsering 10 warmer south
east winds, falling barometer
For Tennessee and the ohio Valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather, northwesteriy winds stationary or
lower psrature and rising followed by stationary
or falling barometer
For the lower iako REGION cloudy, rainy, followed
BY clearing weather, winas mostly northwesteriy,
stationary or lower temperature, generally higher
pressure.
For the upper lake region, clear or partly cloudy
weather. cold northerly, shifting to warmer, south.
easlerly winds. stationary or lower pressure.
For the Upper Aississippi and Lever Missouri val
leys, warmer, clear partly cloudy weather, south
erly winds. falling barometer.
The rivers viii remain nearly stationary.
Cautionary of.shore signals continue at Lewes.
Cape May. Atlantic City. Barneeat, Sandy HOOK and
New York
Cautionary signals continue AZ New Haven New
London, Now York, Woods Hole, Boston and Section
8, and are ordered for Portland and Section Z and
EastporI
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

saor; sept In port bark Anglo Norman tBr'. Da-
AsrIswAL Oct II Sailed. steamers Asa tB,. Hughes
arom Sew ierk ". Po.. an Prince and sayanilA. New
crBu Aug 81 In ship omba Br). Hail drom Ioo.
Gosa,vss Oct SIN port. brig W Andrews Elliot for
New FORK. TO sail i2th:
Hasas Sept ssaS Cross
sailed Aug 81 snps fr,nes Lou 'b, Moore Portland
.Bt. %"n.. yessrs 81 bark c.;lsa Kelly Sas.ssp Is:
5sn. bark corriease ,Bri. Jones. Portland. Q.
Cleared Sept o. Dark Eivetico daD. fondia ssn Fran
Ia por. Sept II; ships sumner Mead. Dixon for Now
Jo.spsss nose,; Tor so bsrs' s.r..hoar. I., ANGER
raa.% iSa r s ayaosn sss Maas udss
and sii.. F.L, Williams. tor se~ York. and Others.
fru Sn Ksns 1.ns sailed Aug Is New fs;f Aa:
y Frame Lamorith Grcy. Manila land sailed iosh
port Jug 81 ship sarah Nicholson tBr. soikrt.
KiscsTos. o. DC. i7-Arrived steamer ciaribei tBr,.
Sailed i7h. steamer E.ns CBu. Ferguson tfrom Jacms
LONDON. Oct 10 5-Arved. brig Como tBr. rooker. Hall
MAsrA Aug so-saiod. ships Bulon Reed. san Fran
rinkham rinkhsm; Hong Kong q una c.ps Town.
New YORK: ro,mo,a Reynolds. from snsnshae sarrivea
Aug i9, for Boston; corg.: .br, sksms e, ssa Fran
o Gaant 1Br,. Lya Tor 40. barks warwicsshire tBr)
ss s.s Sept oSS B,.d,
Bu.nos Ayres; 7th, sarm,snto. GOULD, Portland.
Aira liverpool; Manisoban sBi) MeDourniI. Uissgow
sailed I5 bsrss icarus tBr). Gutscr Antwerp. kmma
(Er), Williamson. Leith
Posr AZ PM,scx Oct s-Arnved. bark Traid dUnion
Bai "a. New YORK.
QusgEc lB CLEARED bsrts Hugo tGsr) Ohrt Mel
bourn.; ,ienrv Palmer (Br. Jackson, Ramsay.
kIo JASrRo sept 1SsHlod. sup Martha cobb, Cresn-
bank Uuited states.
In port sept TO- shps KIT Carson spencer 10 be soId by
day; sargent Athsrton. Corsica Stet-
EldorHdo. brown Jamestown. kdder; and Prussia
McI.oon barks Hosea Rich, Menzss Tor Psranagua
Wallace Mccormscs from Iauiquc tor ranoutb ciearcd
ISM: Brszeirs tGe Jachens, tor New York Seadrift
ORR Chatter tor United States Ada Carter Thurston;
AIbemarie forDes, brothers. 1hurston. unc; New
Li-pt snow do. brgs Chtoor tBrD Gosticy United
states volhordng (DutenD. do Ramirez, BERNARD,
unc schrs Ethel tSr, GOODYEAR. tor Hampton Roaas
tclesrsd I1thj Dora Prinda, Miner. une
Sr MARC, Oct Sailed, schr leila. Brown, New York.
Jons, NIB. Oct l6-Cicarcd bark Adriana Petronela
f9erl. nichbcr, BRISTOL
vIcroRiA, Oct o-Arrivcd ship Germanis, Bates, San
Francisco.
WfNDsoR. NS, Oct 1O-Jieared, schrs Lucy Hammond
RoUinsop New toki Anna Fryo. Bryant. do 2tn, brig
,narey DIR, Gtile dos schrs CrupIey
d.; 1Ith. J stuart, Crane do: 10TH. a III wotner.
sppon. Pettis do.
YOKOHAMA, Sept 1-Arrved, ships Hattie r. Tapley
Tapey New YORK; Sth. Grandec. Jacobs do 9TH Cor.
vettc Graysser tKusj. from San francisco.
sailed >. bsrNs Dotnwcil Castle tBrl. Heath AZ.
turia; I5th. Obsd Baxter. Baxter, New York: 1sth-
Windermcre tBrJ. Manu. Puget sound.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
DAVID u. TIRSER.

David b. Turner. aged sixty years, retired mer.
chant, formerly Of tho arm Of Wadsworth. Compton
n turner, OF Richmond, Va. was taken suddenly iI
yesterday while riding IN a train on the hetropo
itan Elevated Railroad. He was discovered IN a
weak and exhausted condition BY the conductor, who
carried him into the waiting room at the Chambers
street depot A physician was summoned immc-
diaely, his arrival found that fe was already
extinct HIS BODY was conveyed the Leonard street
police stntion aud by PERMISSION OF Cor
aiterward removed 10 ns late resdence No. ztl Fih
avenue. The deceased lett his home snorty before
nine o'clock yesterday morning IN apparent good
health, with the intention oi visiting some friends
at Nyacs. lie was long and iavoraDiy known
In business circles, both New York the princ.
pu southern cities. Having snassed a coBsiGo rabie
fortune he retired some years ago. For over twenty
years he vas a prominent member OF Grace Church
Hs leaves a wife and daughter HIS sudden demiss
10 attributed TO heart disease
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
TAKING LEAVE or QUEBEC.

LORD DUFFERIs's LAST OFFICIAL AcTs-A
BRILLIANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RE-
TURN TO AMERICA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
QUEBEC. Oct. Is. 1878.
This day will be long remembered In Quebec LORD
Dunsrn arrived from Montreal shIs morning and to-
aay performed his ON siai 10 this city Al
he inspected tue troops ana nignly compnmensod
them their efficiency ssving with Colonel strange
. sum OF money TO purchase silver cups for annual
competition.
Al be laid the foundation stone Of Of tho
sev city gates. which n vas Intended to call Kent
gate after Queen vicora's fathsr and considers
ton OF the subscribed toward the new gates BY
Her Majesty. The French Canadians do not ike
the ioca OF giving up the old name OF the
rate, heretofore known as 81. Louw, and SO
his Exceilcney, VITA his usual tact, asked to-day
that il might remain 10 sbeyance until The arrival OF
the Princess Louise, who wouid decide when should
be houorsd 10 memory OF the Queens august ainer.
He also announced that The Premier, SIR Johe A.
Macdonald, had promised TO push on the city smbel-
lishments with AL available haste.
Tho 81 PatrieK Society presented their MrewelI
address al moon, aud HIS Exccitency made
prossivc ieehng reply. Al Two n n. be iaid the
Tend the Durham terrace to plsbx prom made over
squarier o. a nile long and sixty icet wids,
10Y OF clIn 3VO ieet svovv the river, Ing
tho most magnificent scenery IN the world. Under
the foundation stone was deposited LORD Dunerin's
"Lettcrs From High Latitudss," ,n addiuon 10 the
usual coins, sc.
Al three o'clock the retiring Governor held his
nnaI ptIon IN the Pariiamens House. which was
most brilliant affair, the ee Of the Canadian society
Senators. members of Dominion aud Provincial
yovcrnments ana Parilaments, judges aud their
sdies. hooking IN large numoers 10 say farewell
HIS ExcecBcy expresses bis intention OF returning
al no distant date on visit to Canada and the
United States. He viii sail tomorrow morning iu
Her Msjcsty's steamship sirios, which Will convey
him twenty miles down the river. where hc will en-.
bark on the Allan steamship Psy nssian Tor England
raiute from irigates aesemDlcu. "A iieet OF
river steamers will accompany him for some dis.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
ESCAPE OF THE CHEYENNEs.

YASKros, u. T., Oct. Is, 1878.
A soldier just In from tue sioux country reports
Shat tho tran OF the missing Cheyennes was found
tsst week crossing Kegapahs River about one hun
fred miles west from Fort Randall The trai ln1i-
tated a northward movement aud was fresh aud we'll
deuued. Thls news warrants the conclusion that the
snotans have outnankcd everything nd now well
~ tnsn var toward the Toiiovstona
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
TILDEN's INCOME TAX SUIT.

CHICAGO, Oct. Is, 1878.
At the Tilden income Investigation to-day Mr. Lar
rabee. treasurer OF the Chicago and Alton Railroad.
Identified NJ correct bill OF 500 900 rendered by s.
J. rilden Tor legal services.
The ledger account in which this bill appeared also
seems TO show that rden and Meyer had IN their
custody trustees OF the company bonds and stock
lace value OF IS 0000 900; also that bonds and
stock the amount oil Slos 600 were missing, and II
presumed, were appropriated by Tildcn and Never
t0o
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
NOTICE To MARINERS.

Steamer City OF Columbus Savannah. reports Oct
IL lat 81 O1. Ion 7U ~ found the cape Lookout shoals
buoy sdrift in 10 fathoms OF water.
wAspiscros PC Oct 1sNotice Is hereby eiven by tho
Lighthouse Board that the automatic siunai buoy
oil Cape lztteras. Nc, has broken from moorings.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
SAILED.

Steamers Netey Abbey (Br). for Barcelona; City Of
Dallas Fernandns Ac ship Argus tBr) Snanghai Lsrks
Hypxtia lBr Liverpool or Birkenhead Frea (Nor).
terdam Principe de Napoli QtA Constantinople: Maud,
The New York herald., 1878-10-19

Bark Ne mory (No) Nielsen from Wilma gtoa NC. for
London, days Oct D. Pm. lat 3D. Ion 10 ~. With
sickness hoard.
brig lie Boo tB0, wlmingto NO. for Belfast. I.
Oct y, lat 81 o.. Ion ~ Ii.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
POLITICAL INTEREST INTENSE IN QUEBEC.
Lex TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

QrEBEc, Oct Is, 1878.
Dominion politics just create intense interest
here, owing to tho presence OF SIR John A. Mac
Donald and several prospective Cabinet Ministers,
sho arrived TINS morning aud will await the Hon.
Mr. Nasson's arrival IRON New York Tho mem bers
OF government not yet invested with their onres
viii probably bo sworn In on Monday by
General SIR Patrick MacDougali, who win be sworn
In AdminIstralor Immediately alter Lord DuGerin,s
departure tomorrow Ii 10 rather remarkable that
OF the most liKelv incoming Ministers are ac-
kenxis Bowel Grand Master OF the Ontario Orange
meu, and Hector L,Dgevin. chsf Of the Quebec Pro-
grammists uitramontano party.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Saiis. iDestiaation /

DATES DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK yoR THE MONTHS
OF oCoroBER AND HovEMBER.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
SPOKEN.

ship with signal MNCG. Oct II. at4 20 Ion 90 81.
tNot), Prder,en from Truro Tor United
States. sept Is. lat 5f ~. lot ~ ~
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
rnx wEArHER YnsrKRpAY.


The following record will show the changes In the
temperature the past twentyfour hours, in CON-
par,son The corresponding date Of last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
Herald building, 21s Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
CAPTAIN JJsl PHI A. YARD.

Captain Joseph A. Yard died at hrs nome In Farm.
ing Isls. Monmouth county. N. j.. on thursday ngnI
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
NEW York. Oct ls-Noon-
Tue Western Union time ball fell correctly to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
10 vALlDS.

For Nervous Debility, Weakness. &c, brought on by
v,us system.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.
IMPokTANT.

Price, 81 and 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTEk x Co, Chemists.
Sod ~ ggists No. SO John st. York
The New York herald., 1878-11-29
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Cornelius Cofy before Judge Duffy. in Essex
Market court yesterday charged with burglary by
Nelly Fredricks of No. / Forsyth street He was
held TO answer in default Of $1,000 bail.
An old pcnsioner named William Dugan, of No.
Tiffany place South Brooklyn came to this city on
the 10th inst to collect his pension money, since
which date he has not been heard from.
Information reached Superintendent WalliDg yes
terday that Mr. John Macdonald, resident of Phila-
delpha had left his home at No. 81 Dudley street
the 18th inst. to to this city some business
since that he had not been heard OF.
James Healey, aged forty-aight years. Of No. 134
Cherry street. died yesterday at the New York Hos
inst by falling into the hold of the steamer San Ja
cinto then lying at pier 48 East River.
Andrew Emmons, colored man, while riding along
Broadway on q truck belonging to Holt Co., yester
day. fell to the pavement and the hind wheel passed
over him, causing internal injuries. He taken to
after.
No light was thrown yesterday the mysterious
disappearance Of Josephine Farrell. Mr. Farrell telc
grzphed to No. 731 Bard street. Phladelphis, where
Of Mrs. Farrells friends reside, but the reply
stated that she not there The slip at the foot OF
Car No 3 belonging to the Pneumatic Trsmway
Company and which had just been completed at the
repair shop of the Second Avenue Railroad Company
the corner OF Ninety street and Second ave-
nue. while being lowered to its position the track
fell with crash about five O'Clock yesterday after
noon and was completely demolished
Mary T.. Russell, young woman. who had been
locked up for nto1ication in the pre-
cinct station house. tore strip off her skirt and at
tempted 20 commit suicide by hanging herself from
tie cell door. She did not quito succeed in extn-
gushing life the doornan soon cut her down.
conscious and sent to the Chambers Street Hos