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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12

WE will publish the speeches of
Messrs. Chalmers, Hooker and Singleton
in reply to Mr.. Bragg, on the loyal
claims business, in our next issue. The
Congressional Record containing them,
came to hand, too late for tLis paper.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12

TIE House refused three separate
propositions to reduce the army below
81, 900 men.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12


TWENTY or more negroes in Washing
ton city signing themselves as from va
rious Southern States, and who we pre-
sumo are quartered upon the Govern
ment in the capacity of ~atchmen,
policemen, porters etc, have addressed a
letter to Senator Window approving of
his plan to remove the negroes, at
national expense, from the South to the
North west The greater number hail
from Mississippi Among them we find
the names of Z. B WIlbotpe, c. L. Viii
borne and Chas Caldwell Jr., who we're
the principal origiaators, and the leaders
in the Clinton riot, and who fed the
Stale on account of their known partici-
patton in the murder of Messrs. Thomp-
son and Martin Sivley on that bloody
dav. Also De name of NJ. Howard, one
of the instigators of the riot in Jefferson
county in 1876. The records of the
Others are just as bad, we presume, but
We are not familiar with their names.
There was great rejoicing when these
fellows left Mississippi, and the people
here are willing that they be supported
by the nation if no other means will pre-
vent their return to the State.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12
Coplahan.

The next Legislature will have to elect
the successor of Mr.. Bruce. colored, In the
United States Senate. In old times A. G.
Brown, A. G. McNutt, and Others, did not
think it derogatory to their characters to
canvass the State and let the sovereigns
know that they were candidates for that
high office. By way of variety we would
like to see the aspirants canvass the State
during the ensuing summer and fall.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12
LETTER LIST.

List OF Letters remaining in the Postofice
at Jackson, Kinds county. Miss, for the
week ending February II, 1870:
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12

The Msyersviile Leader says that
Richard Griggs, the ex Commissioner of
immigration, whom the Legislature of
1876 sat down on. when the lightning
was striking all around the Ames gang,
is moving around early among his friends
in a significant manner. The whole of
Radical leaven that is left in the State,
will begin to work this fall, unless the
Democratic Conservative masses stand
together.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12

THE Commission OF yellow fever ex
perts have submitted a report to the
Congressional Committee under whom
they were acting, and Mr.. Harris. from
the committee, has reported bill in the
Senate to prevent the introduction Of
epidemic diseases in accordance with the
recommendation OF the experts
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

FENCE WIRE. Axes and wedges. at
feb l270-lm. @. ID. SIDEWAYS.
WAGONS aud Harness, cheaper than ever.
at G.. ID. SIDEWAYS
feb l279-Im.l
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12

\ BILL providing for taking the tenth
census of the United States has passed
the Senate.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12

II the items Of Congressional expense,
which we publish elsewhere, are true, it
Il no wonder that the Northern Radical
press charge that Democratic retrench
ment and reform in Congress, is all
sham. If wine, and whisky, and cork
screws, and cutlery, and razor strops, and
Guards OF the Bible" etc, etc, have been
purchased with the peoples money, and
the committee on contingent expenses,
have passed upon them as legitimate,
then indeed it Is not the article, which is
called retreuchment and reform, down
this way. We sincerely trust we may
have prompt proof that the whole thing
is erroneous from beginning to end.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12

TIE news from the plague in Russia
is terrible.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12
RedpaIh On the War Path.
New Orleans Democrat

New Orleans Democrat
James Rrdpath, the clerk of the Teller
committees spent his time while IN New Or
leans, in gathering together mum Der Of
tictions about Democratic government in
the State and election "outrageS, an is now
spreading them broadcast over the country.
just the Democrat predicted he would
d. when his aTpOintmCnG was announced J..
The New York Times Is made the medium
for the diffusion OF the most ~enseless lies TO
which the country has yes been subjected
in connection with Southern political
affairs.
The Democratic Senator from Louis
lana, Eustis, voted for the resolution
providing for the investigation, although
it was fully understood by every citizen
of the country that this committee had
but one purpose in view-the manufac-
ture Of capital for the Republican party
in the next canvass. This was the case
when the Boutwell, committee was sent
in 1876, to investigate Mississippi, a
Democratic House having furnished
SO, 900 for the purpose. Redpath was
clerk of this committee, and spent his
time in this State in the same business.
1t matters little if the best and purest
citizens of the South testify directly OPP
poste to the bloody shirt statements of
the depraved witnesses that are manu-
featured to order by the Radical leaders
in the Southern States, their denials
never reach the popular ear at the North.
1t is only the statements Of Eliza Pinks-
ton, Mrs. jerks, and such cattle, that
are distributed far and wide in the North
ern press, and Radical campaign docu-
ments.
We enter our protest against all
such committees at the public expense
They are organized for the purpose of
slandering the South, and we want no
more Of them.
TIE State of Tennessee has failed to
pay the interest on the public debt Gre
aIed by the Radical State government
during and just subsequent to the war;
and refuses even 10 compromise with the
bond-ht Iers. There is combination of
holders Of the funded coupons of Ten
nessee bonds amounting to five million
dollars, TO bring suit against the State.
1t is held by many prominent lawyers
that one State cannot sue another. 1t
is proposed to put this question to test
by donating 500, 600 in these funded
coupon bonds to some Southern State for
the benefit of its charitable institutions.
1t is understood that proceedings can
then be instituted by which that State
will bring suit against Tennessee for the
amount of these funded coupons held
for such institutions. We are of the
opinion that the bondholders are reckon
ing without their host No Southern
State would accept the bonds, and be-
come party to such a suit. 1t is well
known that the true people of Tennessee
were disfranchised and had no voice in
the State Government when these bonds
were Issued. The Londholders knew
this when they were purchased, and they
should loose both interest and principle
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-At the regular
conelave OF Mississippi Commandery, No /.
held last Monday night, the following were
chosen officers for the present year: J. T..
Power. EN-. Comm aR'ler; Fl. II. Taylor,
Generalisamo; Harris Barksdale, Capt. Gen.
eral; Robert Bradley, Prelate; John Nell
son. Senior Warden; Matt T.. Ask, Junior
Wardeni Geo. > Green, Treasurer; Ino. A.
Galbreath, JF., Recorder; Oliver Clifton.
Standard Bearer; R L. Saunders, Sword
Bearer. 3. D. Hardy, Wardenr j. N. Cain,
Sentinel.
The New York herald., 1879-03-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Bank 5er from Macassar for New York. be.
touched the ground and into
prior - bc surveyed shc dischargng
that date
ashore the mouth of Wilmington Creok.
Cenfcgos heavy wcnther entire March
T. lat 81. H. struck by heavy sQual from NV
which broke foreast head and ter hend also carrying
away peak hayard bands
JoHS MErrLxR 2 tons of and ~ New Bcdford has
by Capt Nelson Rhodehousc and others
Cotmitport TO be used la the porgy fishing busiuoss
scnR CrcnE. leo, from New York for Cape llayticn.
ashore the entrance OF the
hut after dscharging all hor got on previous to
March without scrious dnn,ago
SLoor MaRcARrr Roach. frusn Smithtown Bay for Now
York. with brick. fallen ia WITH 18th inst OH Glen Coz
by schr VIM Ruren Adams, from Frovidcuco for New
York The sloop had lost Jb had boat and
ported 90 be IN sinking condition. and the crew wont
day the ssop was to&ed Maaroneck by two oyster
boats belonging n.City Island
RAsrponr Nc. March 1.-the st Croix Rvcr cicsr Of
ice The Belle Brown resumed hcr trips to-day,
connecting with tho International Steamship Company
with passengers for ~ Andrews, wcodstock. Iouton
Calais. Nc.
GtoucEsrrR Mass. March l4-Schr Admiral arrived a
Halifax Bank with loss of anchor pjecc
cable and dorics. Had other dorics
aud decks swept by which boardcd thcsn, March
trip He will repair damages rcM and prcocd tho
age.
PLYMOUTH March l3Lettcrs Just received In this town
the ~" hc~chr Oasis recently sold
Nichoas Mole who ON her first voyage under her new
owners.
wrxrsGrox. NC. March 13--Thc British brig Busy Bee
hence Brso struck Horse Shce Shoals vpposite
Hucy. yesterday morning, whore Shc rcntansd at last
accounts but will doubtless come on this morning at Hood
The New York herald., 1879-03-15
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Berlin tBD, Kennedy. Liverpool via
'Steamer anglia ,Br Anderson, Glasgow -ficnderson
Bros 40 .
Steamer Conanim dBr. Berg, Antwerp-Funch. Edye
Co. e ?. -. :.
stoamor City Of Dallas, Chester Jacksonville via Port
Eoyal--C II Mallory 10.
Steamer vinrlamd l,owcn Baltimore. &c--I Krcms
steamer Norf"k. Clark. eiphia--Jamos Hand.
Ship Kirross tBr). Clarke Lverpooi-J Whitney Co.
Ship Star Of Italy DRY. shaw Loudon-kJ Corts
Ship Rumsdal tBr), Jarman, Observation-Disclosures Bros
Bark Zufrcdcnc Vcr', Danncbcrg, Hull. &c Tobias
&Co.
Rark Padosa tAu.> vicerina Bristol E--Socoych Co.
Bark Macclinvelii dtab Mnrcsra. Malaga-Bcnham \
Boyescn.
}nrk Tare tAus, Cetteneo st Nx1aircFunch Edye Co.
Bark Elba Powers, Iiavana-J Ward Co
Bark Mary G Halo. Higgins, Hnvnna--B Mctcaf Co.
BARK q Kcn,p ,Br). Taylor. SaguAWntjen, T0e Go.
Bark Flora Ger, Odc Rio Grande 40 SmlOelrichs Co.
Brig Angle tSr). Acker. 81 ThomHs-J Whitney 20.
Brig Nichols (Brp, Poole. S Pierre. Mar,-F II smith
Brig Daniel TrcwbrIdgc Range st Pierre Mart-Danol
Trowbridgc.
Brig Annie Gardner Hutchinson. vigucs. PR-H Ayata-
bio & S,,n.
Brig Onaiaska. Grigg Cardcnns-Milier 4 IIoughton.
Schr Setagaww tsuptill Porto Patn-E Sanchez DOlE
Schr Mary Jano Lee, Iagerthy, Nncvtns-Marcus Hun
ter & 20. -
Ray. FtAi. -
Schr Charley wooisey Brown Baltimore-slseht Bailey
Schr T. Cabada Swain, Wilmington. Del-James 4 Van
Schr Urhana Allen Chester Pal Roberts
Schr Emma ,Br) Howard Perth Amboy, NJ-Chase, Tai
bot a. go. tAa eil-t a.i
Schr Bramhai, Hamilton, Somerset, Mass-c L Hatch :
The New York herald., 1879-03-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Asrwrmr. March i+-Arrvcd. steamers Aytcn CBn.
Robertson, New York: iceland ,Br. rishcrty. do.
sailed 18th, sscane er Nederisnd Ceig, Randic, Phia-
dclphis.
Aysrn to March i3-Arrived ship Cashmere. oliver.
New YORK
RarnrS March i4-Arrvcd. bark ncstis tGcr). Pusch,
Savannah
Bnrsr. March f4-sailcd. ship Lightning tBr, Watson,
Cardiff aud caiac
Bonpt,rx March i2--arrivcd. ship Maretts W tAus)
sspanovieh. New York; f3,h, bark cradsagrcb tAus,,
sovcb. do.
sailed 18th, bark Royal Hsrre Cr,. Gill,a, Baltimore
CARpirr. March i+-Sacd, ship John Briggs, Randall
Hong Kong. 80
conK. March i3-saIlsd. bark Addc II Cam tBr) Jen.
kns Delaware Brcakwatcr
corrsuAcss, March S--Ar-ivcd, bark W schwcigaard
NOR. johnson. New York
cacnsnr March 5--sailed, bark Battaglia dtsD, for
Philadelphia,
Capz. March osaiicd, Tcrcclna Bruno dtnD Psturno,
New York. 81
Fleetwood March i3Arrivcd. ship scinvors dBr, Nc.
Intosh New York.
Fpcsxr. March i8-sacd bark Kcpha tNor,. Tcrjesen,
New York.
FAYsi. Feb 24-saed schr u Towcr. Antoine. United
States
GssoA March io-saicd bark Farewell Ger, Neumann.
United States.
IIampvaa, March is-sacd bark Libcrtss cGcr,. Al.
brecbt New York.
IIAvrE March i2-Arrvcd, bark Johann Trgcns CNor,,
Mortcnscn. san Francisco.
sailed ioth, barhs Castor Nor Danicscn, New York
John Ierwav tBr), Lorwmy, United states
KoSiGsrrRG March i2-Arrivcd, bark Boyicsta Nor,
Halvorscn. New York.
Lrvsnroor March Sailed bark Maiden City CBp, Ber
rr,naa. United statcs M taa as. .
The New York herald., 1879-03-15
FOREIGN PORTS.

BsIsroL, March ssacd, steamer BcrnIna dr', for New
York.
for rico ports: nmheriand ,r, Fnrauhar and Harriet Il
Mctyery. Blake for lIavrc. dg: Cambri.es t,r hin
Asc pe h%ss I"s" Ssss TmaSy
Robbins, and Whittier Swan. Na,nnt tRr Walker,
do hnr c'rnsa JHsse,yn and xsn" Riynna' @ n
from Liverpool nrrivaa Jan 3l Hosp. lar t Kelly Tor
unkirk: Cydesda. ts,, Hatfield and Martin Scott .r,
STANLEY: Ca,isbvooke Castle r Arundel Castle ts
for o British Env"y hr sssw"T fcr San ,, ErsneeH ce
for do Harvester Bosworth. Eclipse Humphrey and
sailed from Sausor Feb D. ship Naturalist (Br Rick
tCArx HArrxx March sin port. schr Cecic. Lee from
KIxesTos March ia-Sailod s,eamcr Clnribel r, Web.
rs Sns MnSs s"sc AZ S'w se xS,s
New York '''''" '''""'' '"''''''" ''' "a'''
Poaro PLATA March 7--Arrivcd. schr Josio. Drisko,
Arrived Feb :3. steamer San Domingo, lIolmos. Now
York ,snd sa,lcd 2tsh for Samana. Acl
York. arrived 81 di:g chr, Racebcrsc Phillips. from
Winsor, Atwood for Barncoa to sail next day.
RErSioS. Feb 3.In port. schr jennie Giliey. Gkey,
dissharss for Csdis and United Kin gdomior France
SASGnAI, Fob 4-sned shin Golden state Dclano, New
SouRAnAvA Jan 17-Arrved. bark Cyclone, Rice sama-
Sailed Jan ~, bark Nellie Brctt. Davis. Panarocknn.
In port Jan IS bark Bencdcta Ge from Macassar for
New York in distress dsg ,v,,,..
81 JouNs PR March 8-Arrived. steamer Bermuda (Br)
Sailed March I3 steamer Had Br) Farcloth 0rom vo-
nezueTa, &c. New York
81 poy!scc March a.In port brig Julia Blake. Peter
for do. ldg: Ramon de Ajnria Meyer from do discg:
christ New York: Howard Holder ,Br, Holder do; Maud
Cleared 18th. schr Anna Currlcr (Bp. Van wart Now
The New York herald., 1879-03-15
BAYARD TAYLOR.

FINAL CEREMONIES PREPARATORY TO THE RE-
MovAL OF THE REMAINS FROM THIS CITY.
The remains Of Bayard Taylor remained in state in
the Governors Room. In the City Hall. until eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning. The casket rested on
the velvet covered bier ornamented with rich silver
and gold fringe. The room brilliantly lighted
through the long hours Of tho night. and the
watchers around the body relieved each other
tervals. Relays of two members OF Post No. 32 of
the Grand Army Of the Republic kept watch and
ward The doors being closed shortly after
mono but those having tickets OF admission were
allowed in. Students of Columbia College relieved
each other from time to time. Two policemen also
kept guard at the door. AZ nine clock in the morn.
ing the number was Increased TO twelve and line
formed about the bier through which outsiders
were not allowed to pass
At eight O'Clock the increased relief guard OF Post
No. 81 took up its position. forming line down the
stairwnys aud corridors OF the City Hail. The doors
were then thrown open, and thereafter o constant
stream OF visitors filed in through the police ranks
AT head of the massive caskct whose black velvet
cover was almost hidden by ivy palms, and tho ma
tonal colors lay the imperial laurel wreath the gift
OF the German Emperor. Above IL hung lfe-sizo
crayon portrait OF the dead.
SEAnfy ALL GERMANS.
over tho City Hail. the Post Once and several
ucighboring buildings the hags still hung at halt
mast. At ten o'clock the crowd Of visitors began
perccptbiy TO grow larger Almost all those who
visited the Governors Room were Germans and tho
burden Of tho whole affair fell upon the pri.
vatc organizations. At twenty minutes past eleven
an open kearse, drawn by six white horses capari-
soncd in bork drove up In front of the city Hall.
The caskcg Was borne down on the stnlwart shoul.
dcrs OF eight Germans placed on the hearsc small
German escort being in attendance and driven slowly
sway to the Cortiandt street ferry en- roe for Pha-
dclrhia
The New York herald., 1879-03-15

Co vessel TO csrvcrs Barnes. Had Winds tho
srhr Woodward of usworth, Me-. Jordan Cyrasos
with sal. * AGcsna GO ,Ssss s !. ''"u
scSr Isabella * iIaas MayasSe: aay.
waite" aa"t Co. Was days Sof nascras, win nno wsa
Sehr White swan ,of B,ston Graves Grand caymsn -
days. with sugar, &c, to Trowbridse 20; vessel 10
Sch. Ridrcwooa. Ma,,,icscn Georecsown. sc, o days
with naval stores To Tocr Hart -essei TO r. ID uriou'
scr Iwilighs Robinson, Alcs.ndria for Now @ ilayen
sshr James Baymore sursh. GcorsetOwn oc' tor Ne"
ssr ssSr fpess Pssl; 0ss"%er Fs"rs B.Is'm"ss
schr + Manson rhinney. Baltimore for Portland put
schr American Team. crossloy. Baltimore for New
Sehr & q Lane. Lane Baltimore for Aliyn's Point
bark. snnns sBr, ,c,r uavro s.d Alesanae, ,s
lower bay for orders camc mp to tho city itsh
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL. GATE.
,f BOUND SOUTH
Steamer C;iaucns Bearse boston Tor Now York. with
sisan'sr xiSsre.s. DAVIS. Fail iiyer for Eew York
schr .,eeauus io.ng. Boston for Now York - W,
ST Sassa Bs JoSnss% Ne" ssIr 3,
yss ~ d s osss i win Roach il
Kelly rsSSssss q ydys Ysrh
ssS @ Sssrn
& S.% % SeS sr iS.s ew
York .u.s. .
schr George B Markc, Bishop, New Haven for New
York.
sclr Mary Hamilton. stcolman, Now Haven for New
York .+M
schr David carll. Hawkins, Nov Haven for Virginia.
Schr Julia a Tate. Tate, bridgeport for New York.
Schr SarAh Babcock. Mead, Greenwich for Now York.
Scr Sharpshooter. Clark Cold Spring for New York.
schr Sarah Curling. Bailey Cold Spring for Now York
Srhr Dubois. Dubois. Cold Spring for New York.
ss sss s. 8: YORK.
sloop Deep River. Scott Grecnwich for Ncw York 'f
BOUND EAST. ~ -ns.i i1
steamer llhambra Br, McElhinncy New York for Hall
fan NS and ~ Johns NJ.
Bedford.
steamer Galatea Walden, New York for Providence.
Steamer Holivar Gecr. New York for New London and
Norwich ...
Schr Delaware. Smith, New York for Norwich.
Schr SCOTIA, i;ogcrs. New York Tor New London
Schr Marin Il Hearn Clark New York for stamford.
Schr l. yandervoorst. Avery iobch for New London
Schr & T. Raymond. Kelly. Weehaw ken for Baston
Schr Eva Diverty. CANDY. Ap,boy for Providence.
schr II u Divorty Nickcrson, Philadelphia for Prov
dcpcc.
The New York herald., 1879-03-15
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH IA, 1879
ARRIVALS.

nEponTED THE rfrnArp STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrrsroSE rELEgnArH LINE
Steamer Olympia ,Br Craig Genoa. az. with rndsc TO
Henderson Bros
steamer santo Domingo. Holmes ~ Domingo Marcn >.
eawna 9Th. Porto Plata h Cape iayticn sh and Turks
Island 9TH, With dsc and passengers TO Wm Hyde Co
steamer Hercules. swasry, fhiIndcphia for Fall River.
Anchored In lower bay.
SHIP Miscy Hall ,ct Iiverpoo Mcsnard Caicnta and
Sand IIcnds nov a. with mdsc Ral Bros q
Ray. Passed Cspc of Good Hope Jan TO- and crossed
the Equator Feb ij In Ion ~ W Dec e. tho
pal had cyclone nftcrward moderate aud light winds
Ship Berthe Bigelow tof Yarmouth N,. fcrguson lam
dom Feb . IN ba'nst to Boyd Hinckcn. Anchored In
Grmvcscnd BAY for orders
ship iicr'of Hcriofsen (Nor Olsen Marsees ~ days
In ballast. to Punch. Edyc a Go.
Bark Happy Home tof windsor) Ns smith, London ~
DAYS In ballast 10 snow Burgess Anchored In Gravcs
end Hay for orders.
Bnrk Royrroft of Annapolis ys,. Purdy Bremen via
Hampton Roads ~ days in ballast, tod Parker Co
Bark Zampa Sor Olsen. Arenda % days IN ballast 10
Bcnhaun & Bove~cu.
BARK John johnson of Annapolis Ns Burton IIavrc 81
days. IN ballast. to w Parker Co.
Bark B.rtcl"mco Marcnni lt"b, Brignctti. smyrna ~
days. with liccrice root TO order.
bsrk Gslileo Isb. Bologinni Trapnni ~ days. with
rait ~ SIocovich q Co
Brig iconors Blood. Exeter ~ aays In baas TO swan
Brr Prisco tItnD. Caniero oporto 20 days in bal
Brg Tell tNor Olsen, Mcssina NJ days WITH fruit to
Phelps iSros. A to: vessel 10 Fun-i Edye n Go. 4
Brx Clara ffckcns fof Providcncc Cuoubs Lcrlior
Jan and ibralt~r 23d with arbc and rags Fsbhr "
Chaunccy; vessel 10 Evans Ball A. Go. Passed through
Mediterranean in winch had cargo shifted &c days
N of Hattcras. With light westerly winds.
Brig David Bugbee ,vf Stockholm staples, paiermo 63
davs Ghraitar 10 davs With fruit tn Iawreucs Gilss
The New York herald., 1879-03-15

far you we arc all liable misforsuneI know
than I did six months hope yol will read this
through and then you will understand 10
Signed EDWIN HphI.
After tho reading Of the letter the crossexamina-
tion OF the prisoner resumed: He did not say
to witnesses what they have testified to in regard
TO the threats that they said ha made toward his
father: he did not remember telling his wife on
the day OF the murder that he going
10 kill her father; he did not remember
knife taken from him; he did not recollect
getting the knife and changing his clothes on the
day of the murder he frst knew of his fathers
death whom he was in the Danbury jail: he read II in
Hartford paper; he could not say that he expressed
any surprise when he read the account; he had no
recollection of telling them when no arrested
that he ready to die; he did not remember going
to Jail.
The Court here adjourned until Monday afternoon
two o'clock.
The New York herald., 1879-03-15

PROVIDENCE. March ia-Arrived. schrs Anns shepsrd
naesst, Psr,s 1@sey Mary Miller p"s,s. ton; . B Ma
sSsSy Sss.e .,'%H.s sn faS 81 john Gould Dsassan
West Pon, and Norfolk sshr. !:eorse y wh,,or B,y
orient Ii; WIN Bowen, jackson Fairfield Taylor; Amo.
ys.;s Ss"for'S: H's lucia TSo. Mott Empire csay
RorKSAxD. March Ia-saied schrs Milo. Spear. New
York. Bedabedec, clifford do: Bilow Haskell ID do ,on-
Bsa do Tennessee. Me,eaif. do; Bodwell, spadins
KICilNoX6,, March is--Arrived, steamer wyanoee.
san FkANCisco. March e-Asrivcd;;, bark Wandrahea
cleared.Hark zcphyras CBr) Walker, Msnatlan via viii
izsh-Cissr.d, ships VIM r. Grace Black. ILvorpocl;
Amcr'ca Bcfher do; bark juno Ger. Dctcrch Ham,
SEATTLE. chs-ssilod bark Harvest Home, Matt.
SAVANNAH, March I4Arrivsd steamer VIM Lawrence.
Gi,.rodna,k MaSis sedsnps,g .Gsr s,reker. rhila.
nf"n.Set srasa Maria A5nsaasioS p Balesie"s
steamer iy Of Merida from Vera Cruz for Nov York
los,s ihiiadepiis sc9 Maggie i Smith, Grace, bati
sroxIxG1ox. March ls--Arrivcd sehr Li1ro. Taylor,
yssyssS s1ss s..s Ne. bark w,,.
Brady Ss r sss sa Ss
lcphm for do; II Maillcr. Smith, Hoboken for do:
Kis i1. Perrin s'.Sn %%sey s'fssF: fsf
SOush Amboy for Chelsea: Flectwing Maddox. do fo,
Beverley Scuil Frambcs, Eiixabethport for Portland
Percy Mitchell Eastport for New York Monticello Mel
VIM tockiand for do Il l. Godfrey McLctn do for do:
Light boat Wood, do for d, brown. Tucker Calais
ior do Pcc6a..et Ractc oson for do Mary Ireland
rnilad pha; MARY stmdisn hssr:; : Moore,
SHARP and Mary Haley Tso%gs.n Boston for do"
Thompson. rsrker's Head for Wellington; Mary Mary
Stecis Pmne Portland for Virginia: q Knight. Pratt.
Rockiand FOR Charleston Thn,stng Now York for
Scarsport Nellie Clark. Clark. st John for New York; w
Fresu.n, Rogers, Thomsstcn for do Hnorlss Pink
port: MI Despcrandnm Lambert wcllasst for virgrts
Sailcd-nrg Annie DIR; schrs Alaska Lizzie. W Hinc,
and Mary Haley.
WILMINGTON, NC. March 49, Arrived, schr Ringdove,
Cozxens Rockland, Me; Gco ID Perry Flynn New York.
I4th-Arrived brig Margaret DR. Menzies. Oporto.
WASHINGTON. DC, March 13-Arrvcd, schr 7 II Nor
ton, Slower. Boston.
Philadelphia
ley. philadelphia.
WOODS HOLE. March l2-Arrtved. schr Hattie Baker,
Baxter, Ball River 50.
WARRES. March f2-Arrivcd. schr West Wind. Romcr,
Port johnson.