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ROPE !!

Address JOHN A. RoEBLING's SONS
street, New York Wheels and rope for con
veying power long distances. Send for CIR
cular. ng jyled3m
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
EpE Ra ID N T..

Mr. Edward Dnnziger, who has been spending
the summer In Europe. has Just returned.
MIR. 4. G. Kreegor. who has been away from
the city for some time. returned Monday.
Everybody knows Kreeger-he is the kid glove
kiug on Canal street.
The many friends of that popular gentleman,
Henry D. Sheppard. Esq. will be gratltied to
learn that he ts once moro with us. after q
soiourn North during the summer
Mr.. NJ. L. Byrne. we'll known rs ono of Canal
streets most popular and energetic dry goods
merchants. returned yesterday from Now York
He brings an elegant asso rtment of dry goods
with him.
Mr.. Samuel Hart. tho we'll known and popr,sr
young broker. Is back from an extended .o%ro. %
pean tour. Mr.. Hnrt can be seen daily ct his
office, corner of st Charles and Gravier .sreata
His many friends welcome him home A00'''
Tho many warm friends. of Mr. A, Foster FL
Hot. resident, SECRETARY Of the Ii serpool and
pleased to greet htw ye9h,erdee on bis return
know hin cannot n but t be reaoicsd at his return
nTe nfnrt ossessed oe ~ I' of Pns gentleman without
experienee, ,i,Trf his h1$incss. but one Of whom
friends should be proud
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

tCorrospondence Cincinnati Enuurer.l
I find that there Is strong feeling all over
Northern New York in favor Of President
Hayes. st. Lawrence county gave 10000 ma-
inrity for President Lincoln, and this county
IS now very strong for Hayes
Hayes is the strongest Repubi1nn In the
field said a lending Republican politician
this morning. "IIn will ho the choice Of
Northern N"w York in 1890. EIo has been
honest, faithful, patient aud modest. Tho
people are growing to like him. They feel
thnt he is Il safe man
Some one asked Ellis H. Roborts, Of tho
Utica U"f0h who he Thought would make
the strongest Republican candidates in 1880.
'Why Hayes and Washburne,' sad Mr.
Roberts u think Hayes and Wnshburno
would suit Eastern Republicans. Hayes
would poll n large vote In tho Sonth and
Wnshblrun would hnyn the support of all the
Germans. AS no ono has nominated II ives
and Wnshhurn", propose that tho Enuuiyrr
does it, ThH Republicans ar" all Ivy the nutG
ilaino and Conli|ing are pulling different
ways, and some Democratic newspaper must
come In md make tho Republican, nouina-
tiOu,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

It aoks Hike business ut the Mint: the old
90 .ters of tho concern have been removed and
ars being replaced by now set.
At the Slaughter house point there are
five vessels-two steamships and three sail
ing vessels awaiting orders. Ono OF these
vessels, 1t is said has been chartered to sail no
earlier than in Marcn next.
The ship Baden. lying near the Lavee Press
in the bird District. presents q novelty In the
shape Of n windmill. established on board for
the purpose Of pumping her out
At Henry Toules. corner of Independence
and Levee streets, can be seen some turnp ps as
is turntps. four of which. when weighed, turnt
the scale at 1871 pounds Thev were grown on
the place Of MIR. Aug. Abat. at Versailles few
miles below the city.
The laying Of the tracks Of the Third District
extension Of the Mobile Railroad has reached q
point beyond Hopes boat honee. and will pro.
hably be completed in three Or four weeks to the
cotton presses.
There Is new yacht from Now York at John n
Mahoney's boat house. in Algiera. that is said
to be remarkably fast and of the most sym
metrical proportions. She is named after fair
lady of our city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

FHE GERMAN STEAMSHIP HANuOyER
AT HEIR WHARF WETW TEEREE
HUNDRED PASSENGERS.

When tho North German Lloyd steamship
The foot of st. Mary street. yesterday afternoon
u DEMOCRAT reporter presented himself at tho
ropes stretched along tho pier to rapresa the nd
yanGlng crowd, md on being ,rocognized by
Deputy Surveyor York A. Woodward was po-
litely invited to Go nh3nrd." On board all waa
work Of inspection was RAPIDLY progressing.
Threatiing his way 'hNongh tho crowd gathered
on dock the reporter ut lenFGh roached the fore
castle, where groups and families Of fmmi-
grants were busiy engaged In collecting thoir
effects, and arranging them for instant ro-
moval.
or both sexea and nll nRee, tho now aTrivaIs
presented Il striking and decidedly h@torogc-
nous nppeaTancoS In enc respect. however.
there was similarity, and that was certain
mir Of respectnIiity and dignity CharacteriEing
tho bearing of nj They wore evidently OF tho hot,
for class Of inm grnnta. and those most needed
and desired ia promoting the growing indus
fries Of the South, or In increasing the yield Of
the soil
it is not gratifying to record tho fact that
1hese immigrants, instead Of locating or settling
to Texas by the time this announcement is
rena
Tho immigrants wore expected to lanva tho
CITY last evening on the Morgan ltOnd for Hous
ton, and pending their departure on tho train
were placed under the direction Of Mr.. Carl
Society Of thfs city md Mr. G.. A. Ibbekeus the
purser Of the Hanover. who attended 60 tho
Transformation Of baggnge and pereons from
the vessel to Che depot.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

Mary Crawford for the larceny Of fl1, WAS
run into the Third Station.
Mr. ChaR Lion was robbed OF q pillow and
blanket while trying to board tho schooner Pea
body,
John NcCane was locked up in the Central
g.htion. chargedby James Simmons with petty
larceny.
Luke McGinnoss was lodged IN tho Sixth
Station. chnrged with dischnrging flrenrms In
the city limits.
?. 3. Abnt took too much chnin-lightnne.
and was immured on the charge OF drunken
moss in the Central.
Alice Michel nins Kinch was incnrcerhted
in tho Third Station. charged with stealing Il
lot Of wearing apparel
Mra CathariDe Livingston was incarcerated
In one # the city lockups. charged with as
eault and battery on her son.
Augustus Swan alias Rat the thief and Ed.
Col man were lodged in tho Fourth Precinct
Station, charged with being dangerous nnd
suspicious characters. james Walsh is In the
Hnrbor on like charge.
Lore te Jevoy. ono Of tho soiled doves. was
locked up In tho Central Station. charged with
robbng by andrew Finke. Fnks retired into
the same Jail. with his friend Geo. Weibel. Oh
the charge pt being drunk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

Proclamation by The Governor.

Tho President Of tho United Stnte8 having
recommended III UBSDAY, tho twenty eighth
day Of November. 1873. rs day Of Thanksgiving
ard Prayer. the Governors Of many Of our sister
States have mnle special requests to the people
thnreOf to Obaervs the Same. 1t is especinlly
proper that no people Of Louisiana should Join
In Its observance. In the day Of their suffering
and dstress they have received the most slGnni
evidence Cf tho sympathy Of ths people Of tn"
Ef4i7a. ThHlt. 4Ai9ns ghnllil rot be silent when
thanks arc rendered for the many blessings
which have been Youchsnfel our whole country.
Tho summer which has passed hns left many Of
our households In Louisiana iesvlnto. but even
through the sadness Of the year there is no ono
among us but who has cnuse to recognizes Gods
kindness and mercy. In humble recognition
OF thht fact [ do recommend TO the people Of
Louisana that on the day suggested they unite
with the people OF tho on irs country in com
mon exprt ssjou Of gratitude to their Maker.
In witness whereof have hereto sNt my hand
and caused to be affixed tho seal Of the State Of
Louisiana on this tWenty first day of Nyvem-
Der. in the yenr Of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and seventy eight.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS.
BY tho Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO
Assistant S3crotnry Of Stae. no22 3t
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
The ss6ta2a Rsunt" Revived.

IN. Z. WorldI
RoynaTd is at his bad tricks again, The
victim nF cipher kilograms still clinga to the
belief that the dnY-Star OF his ambition is
very lar from its setting. Through the nists
of exposure and humiliation he affects to be
ho'd The realization of his dream of power.
We learn. upon unquCSliOnnbIN authority,
That the political CaGnvCr Of GramerGy Park
has rcopened his ppistoIary assaults upon
the llnwary and iupeCuninn5 In0mbers Of
The guild Of American j,urnalism. He again
points out to them with tho benevolCuGG Of u
true phIanthropst, how they can turn many
mn honest penny by supporting the claims Of
Samuel J. TiltlCn to II denomination for tho
Presidency by tho Democratic party. The
famous 'bar'f' has been recpopered and re-
filled and rolled out again, with the hlng-
starter suggestIvely dungjng ut the chine
1t would be- impossblo to ndduce u more
striking Illustration OF the force Of hnbit
than this fact affords. Tho ''Literury B,l-
renu,' which came in for such 81 munIiGent
share Of denunciatiOn, ne recognizes rs the
most potent factor Of his success OF st.
Louis in 1885, and he Is anxious to set it up
again upon the top Of his ''bnr'I" But there
Is one thing he fnrgots that the Tilden Of the
last campaign Is. in the general estimate Of
his countrymen. very different person from
the bruised and mangied object TINT now
crnwIs out from beneath Il mass Of rottifu-
tive cryptograrns to erect n gonfaIon that no
necromnncy can endow with the prestige of
victory
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
NOTORIOUS NVhNHEHeS.
Mc went Back tN Virginia East Evening
In the Clutches of the Sheriff.

Sheriff Rickotte. who arrived In this city yes
terdav morning from Orange Court House.
Orange county, w.. left last evening via tho
Mobile Railroad for his home, carrying with
him tho notorious negro burglar. horse and
sneak thief Frank Nunnery nlias 5ummervillo
alias John Henderson.
Nunnory having committed oil tho depredn-
tiOns In Virginia thnt ho could, and tenrtng
h4t thq law might ovortako him. as he was
being chnsod from county 10 county, 1ur1upd
tho country and cnlne to Now Orleans
Having somo relations. s0rvnn g for DR.. Rich
hrdson. residing ut tho corner Of Prytania and
Second streets. he Immediately went to them.
and ns DIR. Richardson was in Europe with his
house,
In this poeiton Nunnery could have carried
on his nefnriuus work with impunity but for
Sergeant Ed. Ryan. commander Of the Sixth
characters. aud who took him into custody on
the thirteenth dav Of August. on tho charge Of
being a dangerous md suspicious character
and IL fugitive from Justice. On this charge
hn was brought before Recorder Smith, who
discharged HIM.
Hs had hgrd]v left Tho precincts of tho First
Municipal Court than tho detectives. knowing
TINT he WIS 4 dangerous man, rearrested him
md took him bbfora Recorder Miitenberger.
who SORT him to tho Parish Prison for ninety
days.
Nunners'e friends tried 60 bent Judge Milten-
hergers decision and have hi,u released on 81
writ of hnhoas corpus b. foro Judge Abel. but
were unsuccessful.
Tho authorities in Virginia wero promptly
notified, but owing to tho pidemi0 they were
ago.
The sheriff who cano nfer Nunnery was tho
last mnn he shot ct before he took French leave
of Virginia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
KsicEars of the Holy See,

A Paris paper denies the stories Of tho pov-
erty OF the Holy See. Its expenses the
writer SAYS, are from 81 2Oo, 900 to 81 100000 u
yenr, and If with 900 bishops and 100000
priests this amount of money cannot be
raised the church must be in n poor way,
The lato Pope, it is said, received from
$4,000 900 to $4,000 OO0--a sum which could
not altogether have disappeared before or at
his death. The expenses Of the Vatican have
also been reduced, and are still further de-
creased by the death Of officials holding sine
cures and pensioners whose places on the
pontifical pny roll are not filled. Pope Leo
to relieve the suffering among the poor Of
Italy, especially at Florence and Rome, thinks
Of holding great sale of articles presented to
his predecessor, many OF which are Of greut
intrinsic value, but will decay or remain In
useless secluson III the treasures Of the pol
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
No EElnnfhy Shirt.


7
As to that wing Of the Republicans who
coll themselves 'atnlwntts," they will have
tC put up with q disappointment. The presi-
dent is not going to ''hniat the bloody shirt" J."
On the contrary, he is doing hat which we
apprehend will contribute in u very mpor-
thnt degree to put quietis upon
tho Southern question. It is TO be TO-
GREETED that SO many more partisans
among the Republican leaders accept
this result with such evident ragrct. The
disposition of II party which has long held
power to keep alive old and wornout nues-
tions rather than march on to new ones is
natural, but It's, nevertheless injurious to the
country; and We hope there will be wisdom
enough among the Republican leaders here
after to SEQ this, and to induce them to drop
the old ami disturbing issues and place their
party on fresh ones, on which they may justly
appeal to the country for support.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

fRalnifs, Ohgerver-l

Whatever may come Of it, VIC are heart and
soul In favor OF the solid South The time will
come sooner or later when the views enter
tained by Southern men Of the theory and
practice OF our government will prevail; when
not only the rights OF person and property,
but tho rights Of States ~ we'll, will every
wfaese be respected, and when, OF course, the
'f,atornal theory" according to which every
privilege springs not from the States or from
The people thereof but from 81 grand central
government at Washington, will bo thorough
ly exploded. The soonpr this consummatton
SO levoutly to be wished is reached, the bet
ter for us all, whether we live at the North or
at the South but when it does come 1t will
come from solid South,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
The Democracy 0f New York.
New York Snn.l

What has caused this recoi against the
Democracy in these three States of New
York, New Jersey and Connecticut within the
past two years ? The answer is obvious.
They supported tho gross folly Of the uncon-
stitutionaI Electoral Commission. Lust sum
mer nearly all their members In the House Of
Representatives voted to COndOne the Great
Fraud of the times by recording their names
in favor of the Burchard and Hartridge re3O-
lutions. They have also tolerated within
their ranks dangerous doctrines concerning
finance and the currency. They have been
delnoralized by the one man power. They
have ceased to be an Old-fashiOued Jpffers on
Ian party.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
TEHE FUNDING EsNAEgHs.

Tho Funding Board hold meeting ct tho
Etme~ House yesterday.
Proeont-Gov, Nichols. Liout Gov. Wil'z'
Auditor JumeI, Treasurer Dubuolot, s., IT. Kvn-
ne1y. ESD, and Mr.. Perry Nueont.
Executive session wna called for the purpose
Of discussing State nnanc"s, and whom 1t was
raised tho following obligations were o. eaentn cd
to 10 funded. tut which. however. havo to be
examined in the Auditors Office before b<ing
OXchnng"d:
RY EDMUND J. TOI&sTAII,s SONS.
Consolidated bonds Of the PEnnters
Association to Tho value Of sl5T .22o
and like bonds on behalf Of tho
Union Bank amounting TO $780,
making in nil .-.....-.. .-.......... SEF Oee 90
State nhligatone under net No l15 Of
1867 md net No. 80 Of 1870. coupons
of tho Mexican Gulf R,iIroah (red
hacksI, and Nashville Railroad o.
State note for SO ............-.-.. 1898 90
Certificate nj par under act No. 3 Of
1874. .--.,.........-.....,-... 12f 50
JOHN u. MANNING
I.evea bonds under act No. 81 of 1865 9Ot4 40
Par certificates. .-..-...-. 1863 ~
Total bonds presented. ......,-.. s1us 9G6 -
Tho Nashville Railroad and Mexican Gulf
coupons were rejected.
The board adjourned subject to call.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

Louis GruunWald whose magnificent music
estabtshm ut is one Of the priles Of our city,
adverti7es In another column OF this paper Mr..
l4runeVa,d has not only pianos and organs r
sa- of the very finest make. hut be has large
assortment Of everv conceivable kiud Of mu-
steal instrument. This geutleman'8 superior
skin ~ a musician enabts him to sell all arti-
clts In his line ut very reasonable prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
WRIT NF HsAREAs CORPUS.

In tho Fifth District Court an application for
y writ Of hatrns corpus was fled by Antoine
Biolier. of Iberville. tutor Of tho minor Mat
tbiou II. Behlor, agninet Mrs. Max Veltor of
Now Orleans. Tho application alleges that the
eaid Mrs, Veltor Is unlawfuIy detnining with
hor tho minor NJ. II. Diohler. Of whom applicant
the Parish Court Of Iberville. He therefore
prnys that said Mrs. Veltcr he ciod to appear
minor should not be delivered into her Gust oty
The writ granted and 6xed for to-day
friday Mt 10 q. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
'TEHE ROCHE CONTEST.

rhe Injunction prayed for by John G. Roche
.ra;nst ?. Markey. to prevent tho latter from
ossnm;ng tho duties of coroner of tho upper
districts. to which position said Roche claims
- ,,,n been legally elonted on the Citizere
70 naNe 80 ~ tried before Judge Rightor. Of enn
tiek9SfD Distret Yas tetS court ana supmtd
want hy Il. j. Dennee for plainttf an Mr.. Nc
EInin for defendant. The court Took tho rule
s,sraar consideration.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
THE S.EV EEs.
sTH,e second District Levee Commission
Adopt the Five uill Tax.

KUUNC
The Second District Levee Commission nesd
u anecial meeting at 10 o'clock yesterday nc the
Philharmonic Hall, Algiers. for the purpose OF
f,xing the amount of the tax 10 be levied on pro
dnets. and 10 be used for expenses In repairing
and putting in order the levees OF that district
srha rneeting was called to order with the follow
Il ~ ~ namhars present; W. ". Pugh. Of AssnmD,
tion ;J. d. Oohed, OF ss"rnsion L., D Marin; OF
At. John the Baptist: Victor hiand. OF Orleans
ofsT ii Tafn,irrhe. ". W. rugh. Esq, presided and
Martin aetsd as 4ssa3s IN ba moson speoo
~ y, u ali nackages Of rice sugar and IN o!asees
,oa III se,e pe levied. and thai the products bo as
for the of tna' i5a P6dWng 5s y
assnant. On ea b hogehead Of sugar.
rels Of molasses, $40: barrels OF rough
s-annes, mills On net sales. AL pro
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
Am EEOplng bride Arres tad for Insanity.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 21.-A few weeks ago q
Young lady named Miss Wheeler, eighteen
years of age poped with Il married man by
ihe name Of Mr.. Boynton, Of Green Bay, Wis
Her mother was greatly opposed to the
match but asked her daughter to come home
and get her clothing. 1he daughter arrived
In the city this afternoon for this purpose and
was soon after arrested on the ground OF H.
sanity The mother states that she has q
physicians certificate OF her daughters in
sanity, while the latterB friends claim her TO
be perfectly sane
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
Winter Underwear.

Mr. B. T. Walshe advertises great induce
ments in the way of winter underwear for
gentlemen: also. b full assortment OF every
hing necessary to ~ ke ntloman comfort
able aud well dres sed. Sucn is the reputation
OF this popular establishment that 1t 8 ems
almost useless for US to speak In cOmmendA-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
ASRs1hHIvH u MIS-.
Academy of NzNsfc.

Hermann appears again this evening In pnr
lor magic Tho cannon trick and other sur
prsng things will bo presented, Herrmann's
engagement closes on Saturday. and his last
matinee takes place to- morrow.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
A STEAMER SUNK.

Yesterday. at Oakville. In Jesuits Bend, some
twenty three miles below tho city. the lower
coast steamer Frank Kranz was sunk aud her
entire cargo will probably prove total loee.
The Frank Kranz had not boen long in the
trnde. and the ,,,nnters and merchants below
will mise Der much; What the insurance was
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
THE NEW LW%nTAN6s.

The DEMoCRAr Ia under obligations to the
New Lusitanos Benevolent Association for a
kind invitation to nttond the celebration Of their
twenty frat anniversary which takes place on
Sunday next, and will comprise grand pro-
ceesion through our principal streets and o
banquet at Carroll Hall
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

On motion of jas. Mcconnell the court. after
some minor business, adjourned
till to-day out Of respect to the memory OF
Lucien Charvct and jean Mayne, recently de-
ceased, and members Of the bar.
The other courts adjourned for similar
reason.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
A Standing Eset,
Nashville American

LNNIVIEIB hilBI iCHu'I
man named Samuels and another man
made a bet on the Van Buren presidential!
election. to be paid when the winner should
catch the other in hat store. They met by
accident at one Of the hat establishments yes
terday, and Samuels walked out with a
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT,

State ex rel. E. 2. Boyer vs. the State Treas
urer,
Petitioner prays that an alternative writ Of
mandamub isue. directed to the State Treas
,lrer. compelling him to pay to relatOr tho sum
Of 1923 81. amount Of State warrants or legal
Issue held by petitioner.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
Had His Arm EarnkeI7.

At half past o'clock last evening, while the
Vlcksburg packet J. NJ White WAS backing out
from her landing head OF Canal re t, one
Matt Gibson, aged As years, had his arm broken
below the elbow by the stern line. He was re-
moved 10 tne Charity Fl pital.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

III nm over.

At noon yesterday a bakers wagon run oyer
a man named Sam O'Neal on Leyee street. be-
tween Barracks and Esp|an 4de streets. He
was removed to his home bv his friends. where
he was found to have been Injured about the
head and body.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
tion of It, Soc tho advertisement in another


At a quarier- past o. lock Yesterday morn |
ing Eddy GnreV, aged - years. had his right |
leg broken by IL piece Of lumber falling on
him. ut tho cnrnor Of Robertson aud TuuinHse
streets. lie WIS conveyed to the Charity Hos
pitai.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

Tho United States va. Francis !. Qunlan.-
Suit fled by district attorney to recover $ll7;
belDg the ia ernai revenue tax on defendant
income for the year 1859.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
REJpEgEHE u COURT.

Inthis court the Southern Bank case still con-
Yesterday, and was followed by Thos J. Semmes
ana II. g, Miller The cas- 9. will he heard again
70 day. AMI Is expected t, take some time be-
fore 1t Is closed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES seA~TRHCT COURT,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

B. Egnn vs. Steamer Charles ?. Chouteau.-
Libel suit for wages to the amount OF 5000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

Prices to suit the times" togeth"r with every
com fort the most fauidiOus cf ud aBk or d.eire
and the most delicate attention 10 every want
has made the Colonnade Ate hotel of Philadel-
Dhia,