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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-09-13
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lie IcuiSianGts is always dis
posed to give a comfortable" !.oun
tr any CpHmu 1icatton N,licn may
he OF some interest to the comma
nifty.
Bat it intends to ~rcfIi>e the same
privilege to any ComWnHicafio
which would be- of il prrsona! cha.
rarteT. doing iltin>ticr by the harsh.
ness Of it's tone and intentions. or
simply intended for ludicrous par
poses.
The name Of the author must be
given to the editor of the paper,
who is only responsible for bis writ
ings and doin@s.
l,ut if Lc Loui$junGj&. Tor the mo-
ment, thinks Just and proper to
publish the Communications of Il
prmoc,0t. which may be apnrtria-
ted according to their worth, IL
IOniSinHNiS. in its spirit of fairness
:f,ll liberalism. and because Its Pc.
iltical auVerSarirS cannot be cuMSl.
tlrrcd and treated as enemies. bat
are free in their ways and Senti.
meats, is alike disposed to grant
the same privilege to amy hepnbi
ran or H,pMbhcaiS OF the parish.
We like tree discussion.
And our honorable aAvcrSH.irs
would be wrong by s'.rpo>ing that
e lave the bitter feelings of par
{isan.
For our Drmocracylias ]mevcrbccn
posted in the last uitcl! al stubborn.
less. prejudice and Immohl.itS.
We are for progress, liberty and
t|'stice.
Pcmocracy, in our mind and ac-
aug,tlng to the root of the word,
mra1ls lo1rct Of lie Fc"Pic.
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NOTICE..

a meeting OF the Democratic
Executive Committee of tie Parish
of st. James. vii! I've held OF Sat.
urday the goth Of September Inst.
at ii O'clock 4. NJ. at +. =. Yo-
chc's Office. Punctuai attendance
required for the transaction of i'm.
portdmt business.
BY order OF the President.
+. u. POCIIE.
ALE. p~LAlSANcE.
Secretary.
st. lanes. September 10th. 1879.
Members OF the committee
y. l.. Bourgeois, 5. \. pochf.
I. ". h,i@mac, +. \. Courgtges,
j. Grntil. j. l.. Ganhtt.
y. K. Winchester. l:lrhege Leblanc,
Jules Dornirr, Oscar Gaudrl,
j. \ Bourgeois. y. s. Blaud,
Edward Scannell. Felix Eai.ou>t.
.\mand Bourgeois. Desire Leblanc.
j. y. Druiiinrt. T.. G. Milc.
+. p. Pucilt.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-09-13

Our Police jury, eight in num-
Der, that is to say one more than
the Seven Sagcs of Greece, meets
to day.
We recommend to our Police
Jury the politics and wisdom a
those Seven Sagcs, who were Scion.
Bias, Chiffon, C%icobulus, I'ittacus,
Fernandez and ThaIes.
Tha'cs is the author OF that max.
i'm :
K"ow MyseU.
Bias omnia Srcum .fcrcbat.
Chiffon died while laughing.
ClrobuIus was saying: Keep mea.
sure in everything.
p1ttacus resigned the power.
Fernandez could have bcena good
member of our Police Jury.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-09-13

M. +. Z. PochG is back from
Saratoga. where, as an eminent
member, he attended to the Ameri.
can Bar Association.
That Association of eminent men
IN the country numbers now more
than tour hundred lawyers.
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EOMMEN iC.lTED.

10 the EDiro. Of the L.ouisioluis,
..
SHERIFF.
Thn candidates for the Office of sheriff
are matry and We understand that Mr.. Il.
A.. Harrison, Tx. actual Ifcsit,rIl. OF the
rpltcr Jury. is one Of Mr.. Miles ,umnr.l
tots inr the Satac: We're it true and wee
Mr.. Harrison 10 20 info the field in good
earliest. we lmlieyn that Nil. Miles would
loo.r sofnc Of his confidence. VI. II. is an
iutelIlgcu, Young man of good behavior
and good neral standing, quite. punr,lar
amongst HI. republican friends: Nh. Nil
also s,...t. to lie popular, In, then. h., ha.
been in office = good Willie, and hy It.ht
and Justice should step aside and giyc
room for others to come in and not be 50
selfish AS to wish to he riernailv in office
and lav" ,li" fat altogether for himself.
Ior over SIX y.ars the republicans have
pvrsistentiN k,rt him III thf same Office:
it il high time ihat tltry Shuuid set their
eyes ON some one else. There are many
good republicans III this parish who are
80, a,,'l 49, :, 'I. ~ y ~" ~
hrlirye. and Mr.. HARRISON is onc %, them.
W. do not quite agire Will, him n, to his
]cu,3rSc IN Il action at the las, session of tltc
Police Jury, hf,t nevertheless think hc will
make a good ~hriiil. Now. Nj. l.. {. Mine
: ais" a candidate, about him we have
u~otlitg t" say; he is to" well known ly
cNcIy citizen: his fromrtnrss and r.griar-
ity in settling every month with the Stat.
and Parish. lis Importantly toward tie
ta>-i,"Ntr>. l'r lns''r" I" all in'Il>crJlnina-
t.lE, his rYer-trInknrsS speak tor tli.iusrl-
Yes. He would make one of the best
%Nl'riitt> the parish ever had We want
hinlln the Office.
liir fFptt'il"aiis appear TO he working
~a'te@rtl'rls for themselves, completely IL
no5ln. the pr"pertN-'lni'irrs aud fax
PAYERS; they sh"iIld bear III mind.
however, that those who y property
hay" a great deal /" say about ia" comm.
election. and %liiirN. (tlle Frplhlicarls.) per
>tNi IN Their s"'i,hIiesN. they will have
Il" - Afe; ~ !. fearful figure, >2''''''o ar" not
easily i"tlti, Tor TIER, Is NOT orc Ut iiiem
.Iy ouy.owl nror.rly. so IN, ,.;,l,. ynur
s''il'f''''NS A''i Work ~ f''4f'"1 VIA II,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-09-13

the following described property,
l 1o-N,t' CERTAIN TRACT OF
LAND, situated in that part of
the Parish of st. James. known
as the "Nacheric Settlement
on the right bank of the river
Mississippi, at about tifty.fiye
miles above the city Of New,
Orleans, measuring Two and
%one-tourth arpents, moro or
less, front, BY a depth Of Twen-
tye!gllt airentS, more or less,
bounded Oh the North by lands
of NIe>srs. L%andreaux Steib &
Co. on the South by lands Of
Widow Louis Talgonst. on the
East by lands OF Desire ic-
blanc, and on the West by
lands Of Felix Falgoust. to.
9ethcr with all the buildings
and improvements thereon and
tlleiennto belonging, with the
express reservation of a small
dwelling. house belonging to
Widow Joseph klibpr, and a
kitchen belonging to Theophile
kiiher. aud also another kitcll-
eli belonging to Frederick klib.
pr.
2.-One bureau.
3.-Dnc sihe,boaul.
i.-One lot Of Old chairs.
5.-Three belsteaus.
1.-TWO Jars.
1.-Nne furnished bcdstcad.
S.-one lot of frames, &c.
o.-One almoir.
io.-Onc lot Of pots.
ll.-iablc and safe.
l2.-One trough.
n. B.-"The crop OF sugarcanes
and corn, now on the above de-
scr'bea plantation, Is hereby re.
served. and the right to the actual
pos>essor of taking off the same IS
hereby sranttd.'
Terms and conditions :-CASH
in L. $. legal currency.
VICTOR MILES, Sheriff.
Sherill's office, Parish OF st. James,
this onti, day of August. 1870.
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SATURDAY, SEPT. Il. 1879.
Official Directory.
Fonrth Judicial District.

Comprising the Parishes Of Ascension,
:. James, St. John the Baptist and st.
hairless.
'iztsic: Judge. Henry Dnticl,
District Attorney ........ +. b. Eariart.
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How stand the candidates on
the chess board Of onr parish
Is any one Of them dead Or Grip.
pied
Miles, who is a king, has lost nei-
Their his srli.coniidtnce nor his scy-
en- miles boots.
Surrounded 10y his pawns and
people, Miles says can't be
caught
But Harrison say, that be is no
less king than Miles himself.
And he will prove it.
No important move has been
made in the quiet corner OF the
writing clerks. They are always
three: Duyas, Landry and Slsk-
ron.
AS to Dick, the untcrrifird Dick,
the Dick of our hear. and devotion,
the s]rmpiterucl Dick, he commcn.
e to quaver in his pants.
Is he Il knight ora pawn
Dick isa kuiglit. but nr has seen
n formidable tower rising III the
shade and threatening MS poiitlcai
life.
That tower, already mystery, is
Payne or Holmes.
But the senatorial side has been
in some way modified. The runners
or racers are than one, and
Il, Simms. the i!repreSsiblc slmmS,
the scholar Ofthe third ward. is now
simmering in very hot water.
The competitors are several.
For Pierre Landry, who has been
n senator during eight years, Is
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Saturday, lie lsM dag Of Oc-
tojrr, 4. d., 1872, at
Ill u'ciUci.', 4. w.,

the following described property,
to-Wlt:
\ CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND.
situated IN the Parish Of st.
James. on the left bank of the
river Mississippi. at about 50
miles from the city of New Or
leans, measuring )! arpentS
front to said river by so arpentS
i'll depth. bounded above by
lands belonging to Romain
Brrtheiot and below hy those
belonging to Narcrlin i~sousSel,
together with all tie buildings
and Improvements thereon and
thrreNnto belonging.
Iermes and conditions: Cash in
u. Currency.
VICTOR MILES,
Sheriff.
sLerifl7s Office, September 18th 1870.
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Saturday. the 1871 dug of
Gctober, 1879, ut II
O'cl0L Il. III.

all the rights, titles, and interests of
Y. E. NJ. Anderson to the following
described property, to wit:
l.-Anderson's lessor 1.3 share Of
rice crop made by Allan Mar
eel and Anthony Brown OF the
Acadia Plantation on 100 ar
penis of land.
2.-Anderson's lessor 1I3 share Of a
rice crop made by Preston
S'noot and Henry Barney on
the Hebert Plantation on 100
arpcnts of land.
3. -Andcrson's lessor lib share of a
rice crop made by Rene Ian
dry and Peter Edwards on the
Acadia on 10 arpents
OF land.
4-Anderson's lessor % share of a
rice crop made by Clayton Sims
and Norbert Lewis on the Aca-
dia Plantation on 80 arpeuts OF
land.
Terms and Conditions: The
whole to be sold in block and for
Cash III L. S. Currency.
Y. MILES.
Sheriff
sheritf's Office, September 4tll. 1879
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-09-13
Ell. LAICHE,.
q K OF Court.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT.
pAEl>i! OF SAINT JAMES.
..# ALLEN 4 SYME.
v. No. ~.
FRANCOIS pDGIlE.

Ny virtue Of and in obedience to
Il wit OF ii. Ia. to NE directed.
by the above named Hon. Court.
in the above entitled and numbered
suit, | have seized and taken into
my possession, and will offer for
sale at public auction. at the door
of the Court House, in this parish,
on
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-09-13

CHARTER PERPETUAL.
L0ISIA1A Q0lTlbL
LIFE CO.,
39.-..-....C arendelet Street.
N8W
-:O:-
T.. B. BRIGGS, President,
JOHN HENDERSON, Ticc- President,
Il. P1T7ON, Secretary.
The Policies of tie LOUISIANA
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY are registered, and
the Reserve therein deposited
to the credit Of the Policy
with the Auditor and
Treasurer of State, iu
compliance with an
Act, approved
April 2nd, 1877,
entitlcd;
can act to better secure holders
of Life Insurance Policies in
this State; to provide q re.
serve fund therefore
and for other
purposes"
a.
OF the AUDITOR OF STATE is
annexed to each Policy.
The COMPANY complied with
the provisions of the above ACT,
and made its SECOND deposite Of
the REQUIRED RESERVE, Jan.
uary 23rd, 1870.
ALLEN JUMEL, Aud.
- General AGENTS.:
COURIER s. McNAIR,
Plaquemine.
L. A. COLOMB.
Donallsonville.
w. G. RAGAN,
Thibodeaux.
G.. DAMARE.
st. James.
BOURG & MONTEGUT,
Uouma.
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Seventh Senatorial District.

~Comprisiu. the Parishes OF Ascension
md st. Lamcs.
state Svnator...-..........P i IRE Landry.
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CLERKS OFFICE,

IAKIsf OF st. JAMES,
August 18th, 1879.
List Of Jurors, drawn by the Jury Com
mission of st. James, to serve at the first
week of the October term of the Fourth
judicial District Court, IN and for the Par
lsh of st. James, State of Louisiana.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
WILLIAM II. BEANHAM,
VS.. NO. SAG.
VICTOR T.. NJ. ANDERSON,

BY virtue of and in obedience to
q writ of III. Fa. under date of
August 10TH, 1879, and to me d.
rected by the above named don.
Court, | have seized and taken into
my possession. and will offer for
sale, at public auction. at the door
Of the Court House, in this parish, OH
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Parish ofSt. James.

representatives.. .Iucicu Como.
Parish Ju1gc.........S I. SisEron,
parisl, Atsorncy......J +. Fochd.
Clerk nfCoirt ...-.... Emile !. lnlchc,
Recorder. Louis Dugas,
Treasurer ......-.l Henry l%citci,
Tux Collector ......-.E T.. &. Mire.
Sheriff. Victor Miles,
Coroner Jules Leblanc.
Parish physirian..-..
jules Dornier.
Supervisor of Regis
O ficial Journal ii loTielA%AIs,
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SUGGESTIONS OF JOSEPH KL!BER
MARIE OUBRE. HIS WIFE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH COURT,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.

BY virtue of and in obedience to
an order Of sale to me directed. by
the above Hon. Court. in the above
entitled cause. | will offer for sale
at rnhlic auction, on the premises.
the Nachcrie settlement in this par.
ish, on
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-09-13

J. H. DE-IATTES, Scorer.
T. O. SCliEANhiDEn. Umpire.
ST. james, sept. 7th, 1879.
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Snt"rdny, the 9Th deg Of Sep
te"d =, Il d., 1879, at
IL 0'cl0chh, 4. H.,

the following described property,
tO. VIII
New-York tribune., 1879-05-06
FNRARRASsFD IN BUSINESS.

DAVID Golden Murray, Robert NJ. Ferris and Lind
leg Murray Ferris. jr, shipping and commission
merchants at No. 60 South-st., made an assignment
Yesterday TO David NJ. Ripley. They ran line to
Nassau, having the contract to carry the mails. In
October their steamer Cleopatra. which cost $780,
600, was wrecked, aud the insurance of $4,000 has
not vet been adjusted and suits are pending for its
collection. Since then they have run chartered YES
sells until last month, when they lost the contract
for carrying the mas, which was their main pend
euce and these miSfortuueS pTecipltated their AS
signment. The liabilities are about 900, 600 and
the assets will depend mainly on the amounts re-
ceiyed from the insurance companies.
Frank MeueT, manufacturer Of artificial flowers at
No 2s West HoustOn-st made an assignment yes
terday to James +. Kelley, giving preference for
81 900.
The failure of Samuel Lowe paints, at No. ,4s3
Third-ave is reported he has been in business for
over twenty years his liabilities about $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-06

ming (fr Gadd, Liverpool via Queenstown Williams a.
GnOn Circassa Br) Munro Glasgow, Hen eTson VIM
Woodwar Young Baltimore Krens; Chesapeake. Man
gum Portland. j r Ame-
ship Pano tGcr) KrIse Bremen, Funch Edye d Co; Mar
tha. levin stcttin. 9 Tobias & 60.
Barks shooting star. SHOT, HAMBURG James w Ewell A
lAust Bussunvic. Venice. John seager. Ariadne Nor
BlOrDess Amsterdam, Punch Edye Co.. sagaudah0c
burg Perth Amb0y, J Il Ward.
Brigs Rob ri Dillon, Dan, Buenos Avres John Norton
Scarpat Felicia Uta Caselans, Port Sac Lsuro storey
& Scarpatt.
schTs Katie Ranger Hardy Philadelphia, A Van Brunts
Fife Kemp Kemp Welfeet, 10 master: Agnes Grace,
Slavey CaTdenas. Wayde co; Anna Dole Hani Jackson.
VILE Geo Squire Harris Kerk. Csvilecr. Naranham,
Weinberg q co. Maggie Weit {}rl stewart 81 John. u,
Neyus e SOM Hunter Cassidy Boston, III Tung Dab
liza tBr) Adams Getson. Hatton, Watson & co.
DISASTER.
LONDON May 5-The Austrian bark Matea, Captain Pre-
mida, from NewYork Apr 4. for Honfeur IL ashore
bank nOIth Of Vasoux light.
FOREIGN PORTS
Utopia Br) from New York; Arragon (Br from NewYork,
LIygRPooI May 5.-Arr Tinor Er) from Philadelphia
Istrian Brl, from Boston.
LONDON MAY 5-saed 3Otn nit Amelia Mattea the latter
for philadelphia; 20 inst Baltic for New YORK. AlsddlD
Flash Light Mary Pipes; Sd inst Fnega Oio and Ant4
inst Teresa for New York Uintracht,
Granos: 3Oth ult Edith TrooD ADtoinettc,
both 1T Rrxham lst inst Jason oscar hmmanuele see
luna; Lano Emma shaw Agra the iltter at Fat
MOUTH Sd Louise, of Isle OF Wight Giu-o on Dun
geness. w Whiting Mississippi, Waohusei Wm n Dletz
Princess Louise Reporter Diyco Sonoms an INST enoee
We Flora Mira Cavalier Ebenezer, Ekenas, Loyelperte
Alert Alexander the latter of the Lizard SuperOo on Dover
9th inst, Linda, Vim Tapscott latter at Deal. IRIS
New-York tribune., 1879-05-06
ARMY VETERANS REUNION.

The annual meeting of the surviving Off
GERS Of The Tlird Army Corps took place yesterday
afternoon at Delmonico's. The following officers were
elected: General H. T. Tremain, president; General
L. H. Biles vicepresident; Mayor f. L. willing. secre
tary General Gorshom Mott In the evening
the sixteenth anniversary banquet OF the Third Army
Corps Union took place In to the toast, "To
our President" General A. r. ketcham made a short
address. General Joseph Hooker was loudly cheered
when he To respond TO the toast, Ihe Old Third
Army Corps or WILLIAMSBURG" General ID. T. sIckles
res pOnded the toast. The Army OF the P0Omac;"
the Hon. Richard -che TO - The CITY OF New York !"
ANA General j. {. Robinson to The ArmI and Navy"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
PREPARING FOR APPOINTMENTS.
SOME OF THE NOMINATIONS WHICH WILL PROBABLY
BE MADE TO-DAY.

SOME OF THE NOMINATIONS WHICH WILL PROBABLY
BE MADE TODAY
Mayor Cooper was still undecided at late hour
last night as to whom he would nominate to
fill existing vacancies in city offices. He was
in conference with party leaders nearly all day
Sunday and again yesterday, but without any result
The Mayor is said to have conceded the appointment
of Cornelius Van Cott Fire Commissioner in place OF
Mr. Perley and Jacob Hess, Commissioner OF Chari
ties and Correction in place OF Mr.. Bailey. On
Dock Commissioner there has been no agreement
Thomas MacAvoy is thought TO he the Mayors selection
for Superintendent of Buildings, although Arcnltect
Prague is mentioned. John McCOol Will probably
he deputy The Mayor has conceded to each comDlne
tion Aldermen the naming of one City Marshal, ana
perhaps two the latter being contingent, 1t is sald
on securing votes for his nominees.
The Mavor appointed a conference at his house
last night with the Anti-Tammany Aldermen, which
was afterward abandoned when he found that he
could not name his candidate for Police Commits
sioner He will meet all the combination Aldermen
this morning, but il is uncertain whether he Will
make any nomination TODAY. 49, -
Andrew ii. Green, Ex-Congressman Hewitt, Com
missioner Mclean and other friends of the Mayor
and Mr. Tilden were at the Mayors house until a
late hour last night. The Mavor called on Mr. III
den early in the evening. Daily sessions OF the
Board of Aldermen will probably be held this
New-York tribune., 1879-05-06
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ......... May 5.
ARRIVES

ARRIVES
str The oueen Br Atree Liverpool Apr % and Queens
S Ds1E.9 y Vera nG Grq4 TaAiS, Rr "a e. .
Str City OF savannah Mallory Savannah May 3. to Geo
Str city Of Atlanta woodruff Charleston May g. to Jas
ship NPHs Ultra Dorden London i5 days with mdse TO
Ship jacob TGnmpy Nor svanse Antwerp 45 days with
empty barrels TO ORDER vessel to master.
&Slns co.. ve.ss to Ses son
ship Golden stae Deano, Shanghai ss days with teas to
ship Anoinette oi Yarmouth, 81, Abbott, Havre AZ
Bark Kemp (Br, Taylor sagua la Grande days, with
Bark Monrovia richardson, Monrovia. e. IS days,
with dyegood palm OIL &c and 10 PASSENGERS to Yates
BARK Mary Gibson Cof st John b. currie, Glasgow 46
Bark Cam of Weymouth, \ 81 Brooks, Londonderry
BsrS Doris Eokhon Mns, plymouth days.
Bark Pr1mnes Norl Larsen. sandenord 81 in ballast
BARK Duo Decoo ut1D scharo Cape so days. in
BARK TalsInan oi Liverpool Briggs, st Pierre l7days
BARI fokyang Sor Henricksen, Galway "a days in bal
Barx Harmony Of Wndsor Downey, Rochefort Al days
SaTS MARY Mckee of Philadelphia Risley sagua days,
with sugar TO De zaldo Cos vessel TO Brett son * co
master; anchored IN Jravesend Bay lor orders.
Bark Empress GER, VchlOw, Pilau 40 dsys with rags
to order vessel 10 tunch Edye CO.. anchored III Graveend
Bris Georgia of Banore Welsh, carleuas IA days. with
sugar 10 order; vessel TO Brett. Son s. Co.
sugar and asses 90 Dwight q Patt.
Brig Victoria Antigua l5 days. with sugar to IL
TTOwbridgC's sons -
Brig de Barreras (Span Lesion, MayaSuez 10
days. in ballast 20 master.
Bride. Ludey CALAIS VIA 4idNen
with lath to (iOT.am BOardman. ,
Schr Konset (Of ProyGence Harden, sagua days with
sugar 10 order. yessoltO Talbot & Co. 80 ,
Scbr Gettysburg burg Georgetown days, with hsVaI
stores Henson q Cumming vessel 10 D HuriDurl q 90
Scnr Hattie Haskell SlieIs Bias 81 days, with cocoa
nuts, etc OF owen Brennan
scir Paine of Provncetownl Bro1 Baracoa II days
with fruit & Pelrsai vessel TO NenDeig CO
Schr Salio Muir Of Pmadepha), Hauck Jacksonville
lumber Grew Buckle vessel TO GEO H. squire
Scir stampede ot EllswOrth, Gault HumacOa 10 days
with sugar deTvera Co; vessel 70 master
T-Brig Hermann tCer DOeves from Rio Grande do sui,
which Sd anchored in Grayesend Bay came up TO
the city tOd day.
w1ND-sunset-At sandy HOOK light. 8; very hay. At
City Island SW; clear.
CLEARED.
srs Jeranos Or Zorson Liverpool John seager wyo.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-06
A POLICE CAPTAINS INFLUENCE.

Ex-Assemblyman james Irving was arraigned last
Saturday in the Jefferson Market Police Court,
charged by Timothy Sullivan, porter IN the Cole
man House, with assault and battery. lie was re-
mapded for examination, and again brought up yes
,erdav afternoon. Several witnesses were called
Who fed tLat he did not strike the porter. One
nj tbefn, Michael Boyle, was asked by the Justice
sf0re a few months ago, and was in the habit OF
having Captain Williams so a week. but he raised
II 10 $50 and then / refused TO pay that amount
Soon after this my license was taken away The
norter said he would swear that none of the wit
esses were present in the hall at the time OF the
curence Re had no witnesses 10 produce. Justice
Kasmire held the eX-Assemblyman i'll $500 bail. 1t
was furnished by John ID. BOrst.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-06
DIsPOsIYG OF STREET REFUSE.

SOME OF THE QUESTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN sUG-
GEsTED BY Ex-JUDGE HILToN's OFFER.
1t is expected that the interest in tO-days meet
ing of the Board OF Police will centre i'll the con-
sderation of ex-Judge Htons offer to take the
ashes garbage and street sweepings of the city, for
use on the Long Island property of the Stewart
estate. What action will be taken by the Board on
the subject must remain matter of conjecture, as
the Police Commissioners seem to have paid little
attention to the proposal. Commissioners Smith
and Erbardt not having read the proposal declined
to give their views on the subject and Mr. Mac
Lean adheres to rule that nothing is before him
as Police Commissioner until 1t has been before
the Board. Mr.. Wheeler is i'll company with his
lawyer in Albany.
The publication of judge Hilton's offer has
caused much gossip in police circles and various
objections have been raised to it. 1t is argued that
it VIII be almost impossible to keep the ashes sepa-
rate from the garbage especially in the tenement
house districts. Then, although the trip TO the
ocean will be avoided, the cost of transportation TO
Bushwlck Creek in the manner eXacted by MI.
Hilton will not be triflng and it is also thought
that owing to the difference in the food tides of the
East and North Rivers it will be found difficult TO
transport the dirt from the North River dumps
around the Battery and as far up as Greenpont or
Hunters Point.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-06
PATERSON'S CITY OFFICERS.

The Board Of Aldermen, which is composed
of nine Republicans and Democrats held an cleo
ton for city officers last night. John j. Warren, Demo-
crat was retained as Recorder receiving two RepuD-
can votes After several ballots the election OF CITY
rms action s con sered as virtual reelection of j. H.
WesteTvelt and Robert A. Haley, both Democrats Some
offices hlled, and the consdefatloh Oh
others was postponed.