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, 1879-02-11

I,cfDre action was ta1scn. Tic diplomas nf tl,c
fhysfo- Medical Institute we're faYorabif passed
NEan. -..
About this time the Governor was seatn pc
ttlonei1 to give ue representation IN tllc Doastl
but rcappointcn President Bate,nan. nf Knox
whtc, arc clearly medical, Instead. It was .tse
tereraI prtHcdnrrs-ruHning through r"nr1y
stx months Of t!u'c-'n. causes this meagse
showing for ot,r set!t,o1 ttt-lay.
Apatf, II il remarkable That Auct, a time
should he chosen fur tic publication Of atici, u
statement, wlsoi 1t Is ttouhtlcts well kntwn
that nur State Senate Il largely men'orIa!1eti tu
l.ivc Us the representation the tiovcrf1ur Las
thus far withheld frun us, nn'cas with 4 View to
Influence to ntlversc aGt:od on theso memorials.
hut even II VIZ had hut ihlrty.sryen ply. .iclnns
VI The State, It Is remarkable thing t" ignore
the simple right tu representation of bo"!v nf
professional ,nle,t whose sole means OF liyc'f.
i,oo1 are subjected t., shr contruf Of a Board
e,uEoscJ u men who arT In competition with
them III business. RESPECTFULLY.
VS.. F. TAFT, 81. D.
, 1879-02-11
THE NEW SOUTH.
IT,, {rom Gen. Sherman to a
+' Citizen Of Atlanta.
r,,,ustrinl and Agricultural
AH' t,cxo,,rccs Of THAT Section.
,o.,, 7, Needed for Their Further
Development.

....,,, nsnatcA to mr. Tribune.
,~,,xT, ua., Feb. 1o.-rhc t'on.tit"f'on Of
A'n ''r,ow u,or,Iug will prlnt the following it,
.S",a, .s1s.,,,,r vusrs.yo'denee:
'el.s' s.y7,, Ga, Feb. t.-0tn. ". 7. shtr'nan-
A1.sIa; Stn; in lie course Of several sonversa~
DEAR ,,itc yot, wore III Atlanta you "trd
tI9ns W." ~ sv{vr to lie growth a'nl prosperity
ptaseai a,ui 10 il. nntrrtal proCrcss thatIc
q ,l &" faa, os,,Jc snrc the War: You aso spoke
b. ,e nSeaI,hlue.s S of our climate, a',tl the a-
oi s-,s tm rerc,i eru to capitalists untl tndns-
s11.us i',1 ,".,f.,u tluEnr tho War gaye Fou an
lo,n .,,,y ft 10 Study carefully our State, at"3
ops",.Il ops"a,,Ily htlnnta. I}y the time. tlts reaches
es2ec,.n'' ,' vjIl hayc pissed entirely acrnss the
so. t.., ant lave thought that II yon could he
Scs S3t' 10 w,i,c tue rc,utt Of your observations
i0ah'." ,l 10 tc natural advantages nf our
VII VII .,,nstc, md the rcsVlrccs Of our section, It
aht so n tlv means OF attracting the Intention
msps p.e Who lave tap,tn1 well as those wlio
eaara o. nn. Give direction tn tho tla OF !n'int-
e't:lya tnow that continual demands, official anI
.oa', ar made ul,un yuur time, but l wna 20
s"r,. .s4,ss w,, {he a,tucss of some OF your CUM
aants anil Tic practical nature Of yOilr sttggcs.
,EtsS .su' hai haye ycnturcd to nl!lrcas you this
!t.,.t !o,.t III Vars truly, E. T. HOWELL.
, 1879-02-11

bu1iress-men, Of course, understand fully the
various cause4 which have conspited to bring
abuut this renewed activity In tbs tfa1s Ut tho
city. At the pEcsent Giu9 the itumrn4a QuAnt1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-21

The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully Sc
lcced In different parts of North America aud Europe,
furnishing, by this broad field of operations, an aa
dtonal aud exceptional safety to the Policy
The assurances are made only the Mutual Premi.
ums Principal. The surplus are returned annually to
the Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-21
(.4bsfrdct Of PRS rrif. !

N-f"'tTH't Ut WHO
Assunpsit on account annexed for f2iO6s Dat.
OF writ April TO- lss, returnable to the August term
1877 Addamnom 800. ''"'
Ira ID. sturgis is summoned as trustee
T.. W. WHITEHoUsE, ATTY 10 Phi
true copy of the order of court with abstract of
oct2st&w3w Attest WIN. NJ sTRATTON. CIerk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-21
State News.
ARoosTOOK.

hkODsIOOk.
Good farming land can be bough in Aroos-
took from sl-25 10 $40, per acre. There is
an excellent market there for all kinds of
produce, especially potatoes The farmers
IN that section make contract at the
starch factories for all the potatoes raised on
certain number Of acres, for series of
years, at fixed price per bushel. now about
70 cents, delivered at the factory.
CUMBERLAND
John Aramburo, alias John Buham, was
before Commissioner Rand Wednesday morn
ing for stabbing Anderson, the mate of the
bark Harriet :. Jackson. Sufficient cause
was found TO hold him for trial and he will
be brought before the L. s. Circuit Court AT
the next session in December.
A little SON OF d. W. Coolidge of Portland.
burned both hands seriously by the prema-
.fure explosion Of a small cannon.
Hancock.
Snow fell in Ellsworth Tuesday, to the
leptl, II about eight inches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-21

0nLovely Rosebud or 20 Motto Chrome Cards, with
6 Vname, 1Octs. NASSAU CARD Co., Nassau, N. Y
nov6-4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-21

O1nu0c Stool, Cover and Book only sl43 to
CIAVVC $3.50. Organs IL Stops, set Reeds, 2
Knee Swells, Stool, Book, only sgs. ES-lIoliday
Newspaper Free. Address Daniel i. Beatty, Wash
ington, n. j. Lovlg4w
6,1 OO0 returns in 30 days 500 invested
plIOO Official Reports and information free.
Like profits weekly on stock options of $40 to $50
Address. 7. Potter Wight & Co., Bankers. rs Wall
ST.. Y. noyl9-iw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-21

ON Tn e1nnn Invested in Vail Street stocks
0IU III OUUUU makes fortunes every month
Book sent free explaining everything. Address BAN
TER CO., Bankers, II Wall ST., New York.
nov l9-iw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-21

A farmer told us the other day that he
would not be without DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup if it cost him five dollars bottle. 1t
must be wonderful remedy. The price is
only % cents u bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-21

Gall and sec the ssFOX f.
AND OTHER BREECH.LOADlEG SUNS,
AT sanford ! co.'s GUN sf0RY,
Aususts, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-21

CIT Month and expenses guaranteed to Agents
III Outfit free. SHAW 4 Co., Augus.a, Me.
f..-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-21
TONTINE PLAN.

upon the primo pie of accommodating profits for dei.
mite periods which first introduced by this Socie-
~, and has been recommended and endorsed by emf
experts in Life Insurance, and by leading bust.
men Forty -Four per cent. has bee earne. and
accumulated the premiums paid on lis TOntine Life
Policies and forty per cent. on its ToTtinc Endow-
ineut Policies, issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
cety represent exclusively the interests of the Policy
feel that it has strong claims upon public confidence.
becs OF the strict conservative principles by
which its ~arious departments are governed. In the
assets and in the administration of the Society per-
feet security is given for the future which is of great
importance to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such large annual
transactions US the Equitable; none is more prom
and just in it3 dealings.
The New York herald., 1879-10-21
CLEARED.

Steamer Montana Br) Gadd Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer Hatteras Mallstt, West Point va-od Domin.
ion Steamship Co
Steamer " Brune, Foster Baltimore-J Krems. .
steamer Anthracite, Warren, Philadelphia-Wm
Clyde A Go.
Steamer Franconia Mangum. Portland--J Ames
ship Sunrise Clark, AMER for orders-Vernon Brown
Shin Galatea ier) Jaeger. Bremen-Funch, Edye Co.
Bark Atlantic (Br Wyman, Exmouth, Ell Parker
Bark Ashantoe (Br, o'Brien, Sharpness, E-snow &
Burgess.
Bark Tommassea QtaD. Stagno. Cork, Falmouth or
Plymouth for orders-Benham, Boyesen, Pickering Co.
Bark Argo tNor), Andreasen, Amsterdan-Benham
Boyesen Pickering Co.
Bark Artiere Giovanni lAus Ivanich, Dunkirk-sloco-
vich Il Co.
Bark Clandeboye Br) Forbes Rouen-Scan, nell Bros.
Brig Fortunate QtaD, Russo Bristol, E-John Seager
Brig W n II Clements DIR, Wilbur, Cork or Falmouth
for orders-Scammeil Bros.
Brig Tubal Cain. Stone Marseilles-James Henry:
Brig Harry smith, Weeks, Buenos Ayres-John Norton
4 Sons
Brig Aguinaza (Sp). Anzu. st John. PRS Michoona.
Brig Hector r), Murchison Harbor Grace NF-Hatton,
Watson Il Co.
Brig Sarah Ann Bradford, Mobile-E Hurbut Co.
Schr VIM II Bailey Bailey. Para-G Amsnck X CO.
Schr Ricardo Barros Newton. st Johns Antigua)-
Thomas Dennison.
Schr Agnes Grace Lcavey Demerara-Leaycraft Co.
Schr Anna Currier (Br Van Wart, Yarmouth. NS-A I
Hency. ..
Schr James Boyle. Dickinson, Galveston-Tupper
scr Nellie Floyd Johnson Georgetown and Pot Bluff,
SEE Hurlbut a. Co
Schr Francona. Leavitt, Wilmington, NC IL Win
chester Co.
Schr A II Gesner, Cubberly, Richmond via City Point
James A Van Brunt.
The New York herald., 1879-10-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

from ~. g an Oct
SHIP uRANA Nor) Jorgensen, from Quebec for London
has been at sea The captain M makes the fol
Sailed from Quebec Sept 20 with cargo Of lumber for
heavy easterly gale lasting IL hours. which the
MSsS iii G
s . h"r ,S & il i :, vas decided d
osr.n.o B jenkins from Hull for New
along and kindly took Of and 9rOagh, thi'
in 1866, hailed from Drammen Norway and owned
steamer City Of Richmond 18th inst. on ro as before
reported.l
BARK KscxAs from Halifax for Boston, with rail:
10th aground the ats in tho eastern part of the
harbor.
NAMED ashore near Atlantic City NJ Pm Pm Oct IS in
ing Company to get her off Oh the goth.
BRIG IABBoSI, Mccormick from Laguayra, arrived at
rssa So % An s
she discovered to be on fire under deck she having
boards still board All stopped except one
ss s ni
harbor and scuttlod which was done the vessel being
and on the 3oth was the dock at Puerto tsbso
dischagng the taow all lost and the interior Of the
vessel considerably damaged.
BRIG AcEsoaA (Br), from Carnarvon for Miramich
fore reported spoken with captain dead arrived canso
the ID inst after illness Of days occssoned by fall
scHR EXPIRE below Boston 10th. with loss Of
ScIR MARIE ELEANOR of and for Quebec partly laden
with salmon from Harbor Breton, NF wrecked the
OF Bryon Island Sth inst The saved
The vessel has broken and Is total loss together with
her cargo.
ScmR A SPRoUL. coal laden. from - for New Bed
ford put into Newport RI Oct 20, with msnsail lib
split
ScuR G HUNTINGTON. coal laden. from - for Somer
put into Newport. RI Oct 30 with manssil split
ScRR ABBIE PITMAN, before reported sunk of Sandy
Hook. was raised 10th, PM and brought to the city.
PHILApELPHA 2o-A schooner is ashore
At Ocean City this AM Wreckers have gone her
QUEBEC. Oct 19-Thc tug Dauutless from Montreal with
the bark Mathda Octave and Foederis Area and
Mary Queen OF the Sea- in struck the
ing mile below st Antoine Church. filed and foil
beam ends In which position she lies. The
schoones laden with flour and other produce also
and have received con nsderable damage The tug Mar
garet arrived here thisi morning with the bark and
the schooners in tow. The bark anchored in the
apparently uninjurcd Tho schoonors have been
full of foot deep being her deck
Mary Queen OF the Sea- three feet of
hold The bark is also reported to have
damage This disaster Is attributed 10 the thick
which prevailed yesterday.
LAuycHEp-At Roach's yard Chester Pa 10th inst the
steamer Louisiana for the Cromwell ne of New York.
The vessel is $50 feet long. 80 feet beam and 26
At Madison CT Oct 49, from Miner Sons yard bark
Europa built for ii Trowbrdges Son. of New Haven. She
was towed to New York. where she load
for the West indies. She is fully rugged
At Bath Oct 1S. from tho yard or Thomas Hagan, a
intended for pilot boat named John McCul-
Russell place Her length is 552 feet; breadth
feet: depth. D feet.
The New York herald., 1879-10-21
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Oct 19-Arrivcd. steamer Harworth tsr). An
derson Montreal bark Hannah Blanchard sr Williams,
New York; 2oth ships steinvora CBr). Mcintosh do
Kipgsport (Br) Duff Baltimore; Larnica (r). Sinclair
New York; Savannah Ger, Tabemann, do.
AasrtupAM. Oct 19-Arrived, steamer IIorsley (,r),
Rookie. New Orleans
Sailed 10th. steamer Fiery Cross t,r New York.
BARROW, Oct Is-Arrived. ship VIM Yeo CBr Houghton,
Pensacola.
Br,sro, Oct 2o-Arrived barks Scale dtaD, vervenna
New York; EIieser (Nor). Nielsen. do.
BORDEAUX, Oct 2o-Arrved, bark Sargent, leighton,
New York,
CArAsa, to Oct 2o-ssilod, bark Teresa dtaD Russo,
baltimore.
Philadelphia.
CorrSuAcsN. to Oct 2o-Arrived. steamer Thingvalla
DAM. Molscn. New York
pr,L Oct 2o-Arrivcd barks Jas @ Pendlcton Nichols
Antwerp for New York Emma Br. Hamlyn. do for Bal.
,imore; Mavis usrJ. Armstrong. Lcth for New York.
DovrR Oct 2o-OH steamer Hohen xocrn Ger, Sander,
from Baltimore for Bremen
DUBLIN Oct 1s--Arrivcd ships Hectanooga dr. John
sou Batnore Peruvian tBr) Brady Phiiadeph bark
Il Cam (Br). Cam. baltimore
Sailed 18th ship John Murphy tr), Murphy. Baltimore;
bark Cyprus QBr), Parker, Now York.
DuygInK, Oct 1S-Arrived. barks Sedm Dubrovacki
tAup Babursza Philadelphia; Padre francesca dtaD,
Olivari, New York.
FALxourn Oct 2o-Arrived, bark Eyvor, Brown soura.
baya.
SON. Philadcphia
GLASGOW. Oct l9-Arrived, bark Ivigtut t,D. Smith.
Philadelphia
GIBRALTAR, Oct I2-Arrived. brigs Georgia. Welsh,
Philadelphia; 14th, Sarah Kennedy, Fckett, New York
Carolus ,ItaD. Muro do.
GLOUCESTER, Oct 2o-Arrived, bark Acacia tBr. Good
Beaufort, SC.
GRrAr YARMOUTH. Oct 19--Saed bark Rosa Chichizolo
Qtai). Zinc, New York.
HAMBURG, Oct i7Arrivsd. bark Jerbuen tNor svsnssn
wilminot No
The New York herald., 1879-10-21
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Oct 2o-Arrived. steamers George Appel
4SphIs sehrs Henry May, May Kieh%oaa Va; W
Mary PeOrs York. BaItmorc; Mary s,andish Higgins
s?issa ' @ sssfs Ssay
Lester Lewis. rsadlson Charles ,us Norton Lashws,e
vande, kerehcn, Bateman: Chester. Brown; l. 4 4
is Mary Srss
Wls%'; c,a RcSseea Queen Powell; Jacob
garrison; Garris Godfrey Godfrey and Emms shaw,
DALEY Brown; Howard Williams. KisIey. and saliis "
Kay. conoyer Por. johnson; Nellie Clark Clark Eliza.
SSsi I'"
% YORK; nsrns.me sasl"ss%s Albany % y;"s sa@ssi %sT
Adams Scott, Perth Amboy Edna Harwood, Fuller. Ho.
S% sssc Ssa ''s
fGSs s s Sas s
Sing, Marshall, Wilmington. No; brigs Ransom t,r,.
sharp a Hs &sa %
samuel Gilman, Hodrdon. New York. ''-''''" '' :
BALTIMORE, Oct i0-sailcd, brig Eta whittcmorc
sthArriyed schrs John shaw, Cox, Providence; c
Uisareasenrs 0 jessie Elizabeth. Weaver New uavon
Sarah bird. Gilehri-t Boston Ida Mecabe. Picsup
North Ca,ona Grace WATSON itayner. Wilmington, NC
saled-s,ssmsr Calvert Tor Charleston. barks Miner
Tor Bayonne Roma C for Dunkrk Srpio"e ,Br. 'Ir for
bordcaux Nova Scotia ,Br for Avonmouth Guldbronsa
so.hT,lsarsd steamer VIM Crane. Howe,, Bos.on;
nina Queen.town Ca'nganero t;r Walker, RIO Jancro
Mary Jane tGer) Budde, Iavre; Caterna dta Fugassa
Cork; Angoletta Bozzo dtaD Vale, st Nazaire; A n
Stoneman. Crosby Antwerp
BRUNSWICK Ga. Oct i4-Arriycd schrs Sadie wilcutt
Watts Charleston. to load for Boston: David Sinor
Riggs, Philadelphia 20 load for Philadelphia; Lcmone
Leach Boston, to load for 81 Croix 18th Mary HASKELL
Castor. Cbarlestonlto load for AspinwalL
Cleared 10th. scbr Emma II Drummond Higgins, New
York
BATH Oct 17-Arrived brig Mary Comery Terry. New
York; schrs Jennie Wiley Chadwick, Ihomaston To
load for Batmorc Benz Church, Kelley Boston, to
load for Washington.
ssied,sshr WinsIow Morse, Mari, New York: ,vu
1Sth-Arrived schrs Bessie Dickinson, Standish, VIII
mngton. NC; ton Toward, Reed. New York.
Saicd-Schr VIM Thomas. Litteiohn, New York. :. a,
CHARLESTON. Oct 2O-Arrived, schr Thos T. Bali,
Ryder, New York: Katie q Robinson, do.
Cicarcd-steamer Pedro CspJ uarro, Liverpool; bark
Ranayola (3r. Dennison, United Kingdom. ,.
CALAIS, Oct IJ-Arrived schrs Charles Ropes, fike,
New York William Dcpnng. Hudgins, do ,r,
DANVERSPORi, Oct ls-Arrivcd. schr george irgg'
Cannon, New York.
DUTUii ISLAND HARBoR. Oct i7-Arrived schr
Cyprus, White, II uobokcn for Boston. =. -.
lsth-sailed. bark Colin Mcneil, Crows from Balt-
The New York herald., 1879-10-21

Schr Nettie (Br), Brett. New York for st John, NIB
schr Coter Brl. Coter, New York for st John, b.
Schr Ida Palmer. Palmer. New York for stamford
Schr Isle OF Pines. Legg. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr William Everett Mcdaniel. Hoboken Tor frovi
dence
Schr Alleg ghania Peck. Rondout for Rockand .
Schr Anderson, Anderson Rondout for Connecticut
River .
schr Chief. Smith. Rondout for Norwich.
Schr Copy, Miller, Albany tor Port Jefferson.
schr Cora Hines Elizabethport for New London.
Brig Ellen Maria. Cummings Port johnson for Bangor
Schr Abby Thsxter Cummings Port johnson Tor In
terport. . ,,,..
schr Charleston Haskell Port ohnson tor Wnerport
Sehr j b Raw Haskell Port johnson for Boston
Schr Frank Walter, Allen, Port johnson for Boston
Sehr Helen King. Elwood. Port johnson for Boston.
e Schr Leasburg. Parker. Port johnson for salem
Schr Nj q Arnold, Parker, Baltimore for New Haven.
The New York herald., 1879-10-21
EXTENSIVE FIRE.

MALONE. N. w. Oct 90 1870.
FIRE broke out in the Webster Brothers tannery
at two o'clock this morning. spread with great
pidity and threatened to destroy the town. II was
finally controlled after destroying the following
named buildiDgs:-The Webster Brothers tannery.
Lincoln Miller's tannery, A. B. Coey's grocery. ID.
f. AIanix's clothing establishment. n. Morse Sons
stationery store, J. II. Moores fruit shop Greene Il
Martins and q. W. Fishers butcher shops. James
Cogland' store and q. Il. Dickey's flour and feed
store. The following named firms had stock dam
aged Dy fire aud water:-Miller Hardy. drugs;
Smallman N Seeley, general stock Stevens a. Sy-
monds general stock; Thompson Sons, hardware.
Loss, fully Sl50O00. Insurance $4,000.
The tanneries employed over two hundred men,
who are thus thrown out Of emplovment.
The New York herald., 1879-10-21
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Oct. 90, 1872
William Hogg. one of the Oldest and most re-
spected citizens of Bloomington. but most eccen-
trio man. returning home at noon to-day. shot his
daughter Mary. eighteen years old. who
in the parlor. then called his Willie
twelve years old. who playing in the
yard. and fired pistol bali through his
head. after which he stepped into the wood
shed and shot himself i'll the head, the
ball lodging in his brain. He after found
by passers-by lying on the floor in pool OF blood
The daughter and father are in dying condition;
but the son. although seriously wounded. is likely
to recover. Mr.. Hogg was recently married second
time. His wife went to Normal this morning, and
thus probably escaped being killed Mr.. Hogg has
recently been unfortunate in business.
The New York herald., 1879-10-21
FOREIGN PORTS.

ACAPULCO Sept 27-In port steamer Costa Rica White.
AsrlSwALL Oct s-Arrived. steamer Para (Br). Moir.
In port Oct TO- steamer Bolivar Br, Dunn for Cartha-
gena New Orleans @ and Live, pool, !, to sail iith
BKaxUpA Oct le-Arrved. schr Clara Bergen Dayton,
CALLAo, Sept 27-sailed, bark Archibald Fuller Bp.
CAxpEAcEY Oct 9-In port. schr Gcorgetta Lawrence,
ClESruscos, Oct s,,saiisd, Steamer Santiago. Phillips
St Jago, Nassau and New York.
Mr.mish sss %.eslsns snSsA 0 i00@'' gar
from liverpool for Montreal VIKING @ SDa
HAVANA, Oct Is-saed. steamer Moro Castle, Reed,
port Is. bark Lisbon Collins for New York; and
HALIFAX. Oct 1s-salsd steamer Barcelona (Br), Glib.
Mssarssis Mar Mor PusSs.Ss rs; I7si Scotland Sr,
KIsssroS, ia, Oct le-saied. steamer Esna Br, Web.
Hogo Delaware Breakwater 49,
Simpson London; is.h. Lake Nspison (Br Scott Liver
TAvAssA Oct 7-sailcd brig Romance, Brown, Balti-
PASAxA. Oct 1o-saiied. steamer Honduras. Russell.
PoaT tg PnIscT t4-In port. brig Ida (Hay Brown,
roRrS Sept 5on pOr bark Jane Adsns
carseoa York to sail Oct 6ss Nollis B
Rood from Now York via Laguayra. arrived 18th; Rab
SsesS IRON 40 VI" A"sa''' arrived '''
QUEESsTows, Oct s-saed barks Albany tBr) Lindsay
0rom Philadephia). Southampton; Nor (Nor) Rondn
rom New York;. Rotterdam; 9Th Olga (Aust Mikel-
cich from New York;, Plymouth
Cleared 9th. bsrks Pietro QtaD Bostagna rom San
Francisco, Hull; Eivoshoi No Natvig from Phsdel-
phia), Stockton on Tees
QUEBEC. Oct la-Arrved. steamers Fitzroy 3r) Glib,
Newcastle; Polino tBr). Delise Sydney b Sandman
(Br Dutton, Liverpool: Mississippi fBr), Thearic do
Phoenicisn (3r). Scott, Glasgow.
Cleared 18th. barks Sandringham (Br), McChesney,
Greenock; Evene (,r, Lochead, Leith
ST THOMAS, Oct S-Arrvea, brig Marshall tBr), Mann,
Martinique.
Sailed 7th, brig Republic Br Mitchener Guantanamo;
schr Day (r Stacomb, Fajardo, PR; Sth, brig Giles
Loring. Kernev. Jamaica
ST. JOINS. NF, Oct 20-Put in steamer Abdiel (Br).
Jones. New Orleans for Liverpool in want Of coal.
ST JOHN NIB Oct l7Arrived ship Sovereign tBr ne,,)
Putnam Londonderry Ms. for Portland, Me. load
Europe; goth, schr Carrie (l,r). Finley. New York
Sailed 17th, bark Josie Marshall (Br). Portland.
Del; Milwaukee,, Pickett. do Geo Calhoun Qr, Price.
New York.
VERA Cruz, Sept 27-Arrivcd. schr Seguin Riker Now
Oreans 2sth brig Nellie Ware Ackley. New York 29t
schr Yosemite, Chase do Oct g. brig Agustina (Sp),
Ander, pascagoula.
Sailed Oct =, schrs Molic Emma. Bugdae, New Orleans;
5h Segun. Rikor Mnatitlnn, to load for New Oreans
The New York herald., 1879-10-21
SAILED.

Steamers Kate Fswcett (r) Bristol Switzerland Belg)
Antwerp Cornwall Brl Bristol Haiteras West Point Va
Gaatea Ger. Bremen; Gov Tiey r, Liverpool; barks
William (Br), Amserdam Alliance (Nor), Cork or Fa
mouth: Unione utaD, Alicante brig Ada White Liver
pool; + II jennings -
Ellis,f (Nor) Bristol; Argomene Dr. Liverpool Meta
Ger, Bremen: Belle OBrien. London Cashmere, Hull
barxs Glen Grant r) Cork: Clara Ger. Leith Agar
Aus), Marseles Argonaut Ger. Bremen Johanna Nor
Bristol; Bogart (Br). Antwerp; Canada (Nor. Ham
burg; Franzska tNor). Trieste; Kssto (Nor), Dundee
Salome (Aus), bordeaux; Constantia Nor) Liverpool
Pierre; Garnet, Port Spain Maratone Aus Queenstown
Also sailed barks Dux (Nor, for London Kestrel (B
William stadt (Curacoa.
The New York herald., 1879-10-21
GEORGIA BANKERS ALARMED.
rny rr1EaRApu TO THE HERALD. I

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MACON. Oct. 90, 1879.
The recent act of the Georgia Legislature making
the rate of interest eight per cent with penalty of
the forfeiture of the entire interest in of charg
ing in excess of rate. almost parayzes banking
business in this State. All the bankers here to-day
issued call for a convention the Goth inst. to
consider the situation.
The New York herald., 1879-10-21
NEW RAILWAY EQUIPMENT.

ST. LOUIS, No., Oct. 20, 1879.
The last order to complete the rolling stock and
general outfit of the Wabash. ST. Louis and Pacific
Railway given to-day by Benjamin W. Lewis, Jr..
president of the St. Louis Kansas City and Northern
road The new equipments will consist of thirty
locomotives, fifteen passenger coaches and 3, 100
freight cars of which 500 will be stock and 400
coal cars The whole will cost $1900.00U. They
will be delivered by the 1st of next March.
The New York herald., 1879-10-21
IMPORTANT LICENSE DECISION.

MoRRIsTowN N. j., Oct. 90, 1879.
An important decision was to-day rendered by
Judge Dixon. of the Supreme Court He decided
that the legislative act giving the liquor licensing
power to the courts is unconstitutional, and all
licenses issued by the courts are null and void. The
result is that all of the saloons with few exceptions
have deemed it prudent to close and not sell any
liquor until the Common Council meets on Novem-
ber next. This decision will create anxiety and
trouble throughout the State.
The New York herald., 1879-10-21
PROFESSOR WISE'S FALL.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Oct. 20. 1879.
Superintendent Wilson. of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. has just received despatch
from Lake, Ind. saying that package of papers
was found on the beach there this morning thrown
out of the balloon Pathfinder. The papers have
printed on them. Dropped from Professor Wise's
transcontinental balloon, the Pathfinder" and are
similar to papers dropped over other points by the
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