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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-10
TEE DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTION.

The State tax OF New York under Dix, the
aast Republican Governor Of New York, was
&i5. 7aT .4sa, against 81 eoo4ls to-day, Q saving
sof &S037. 06s annually.
Besides this, the present Democratic ad-
uinistrntion Of the Empire State saves
aarge amount each year on prisons and
canals making the total annual saving to the
fanpayers over the days of Republican ascen-
<iency of more than fifteen million dollars.
This ID fair sample of Democratic rule.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-10
"a
III Ed.

HFNDERsON-On Thursday. the ninth In
slant. ut II o'clock a. M; Katie. eldest daughter
OF John Henderson and Kate Walsh. native
OF New Orleans.
Tho friends Of the family are respectfully In
vIted to attend the funeral. which will take
place on Friday. ct o'clock D. M, from the
residence OF her parents. corner Of Camp and
Sixth streats.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-10
SOME OF MR.. WILTZ's FRIENDS AT
BATON ROUGE.

Hon. B. F. Jonas, Orleans.
Hon. Randall Gibson, Orleans.
Hon. Albert VOORHEES,, Orleans.
Hon. A. Il. Tissot. Orleans.
Hon. P. Malochee, Orleans.
J. Ad Rozier, Esq, Orleans.
Carlton Hunt, Esq, Orleans.
Philip Buchanan, Esq, Orleans.
Thos. Hassam, Esq, Orleans.
"a. G. Miller, Esq, Orleans.
Andrew Downey, Esq, Orleans.
Col. Alfred Roman, Orleane.
DR.. Vaudeville, Orleans.
DR.. Walter Bailey, Orleans,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-10
Hon. r. N. Sims, Ascension.
Chas. Dnpaty, Assumption.
Hon. A. p. Lafargue, Avoyelles.
Hon. L. ]. Joffrion, Avoyelles.

Chas. Dnpaty, Assumption.
Hon. A. p. Lafargue, Avoyelles.
Hon. L. ]. Joffrion, Avoyelles.
DR.. ]. M. Williams, East Baton Rouge.
VIC. Randolph, Esq, East Baton Roug
w. II. Prather, Esq, Bossier.
Hon. N. 9. Blanchard, Caddo.
l.. r.. Simmons, Esq, Caddo.
A. d. Battle, Esq, Caddo.
Hon. II. ID. Bridger. Caldwell.
Prof. j. w. Nicholson. Claiborne.
Hon. ID. j. Reid, Calcasieu.
Hon. Wade II. Young, Concordia.
Ben Marsden, Eeq., De Soto.
Hon. Jos. A. Breaux, Iberia.
Hon. r.. =. Perry, iberia.
Hon. ]. $. Blllleu, Laiourche.
CD. Barker, Esq. Lafourche.
John Clegg, Esq, Lafayette.
Hon. ]. Harvey Brigham, Morehouse.
Hon. II. y. Todd, Morehouse.
Hon. Vim. M. Levy. Natchitoehes.
Hon. VIM. II. Jack, Natchltoches.
Hon. III. j. Cunningham, Natchltoches.
Hon. j. II. Cosgrove Natchltoches.
Hon. w. W. Farmer, Ouachlta.
Hon. Ii. T. Kernochan, Plaguemines.
Hon. u. Il. Claiborne, Pointe Coupee.
Hon. Louis Texada, Rapides.
Hon. II. l.. Luckett, Rapides.
Hon. j. w. Sandiford, Rcd River.
Hon. Il. 2. Wells, Riehland.
j. /. Presley, Esq, Sabine.
Hon. u. p. Poehe, st. james.
Michel Beenel, ESD, st. John.
Hon. w. A. Robertson, st. Landry.
Hon. u. L. Lewis, st. Landry.
Hon. II, +. Perrodln. st. Landry.
Hon. nj. ID. Kavanaugh, st. Landry.
Hon. j. ii. AckIen, st. Mary.
Hon. B. II. Winchester, st. Mary.
Hon. j. nj. Thompson, ST. Tammany.
Hon. l.. V. Reeves, Tensas.
Hon. 9. @. CordilI, Tensas.
%. Sachse, Esq, Tensas.
10. Goldman, Esq, Tensas.
G. Montegut, Esq, Terrebonne.
ID. Aren't, Esq, Union.
q. w. Tompkins, Esq, Webster.
Hon. j. L. Kelley. VIM.
10. Davis, Esq, Vernon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-10
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Registrar of Voters. Parish OF Ori ans,
Non 0rIacnc Cant ~ 1o7a

STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
Registrar of Voters, Parish OF Orl, ans,
New Orleans. Sept. u 1879. J
The office of the Registrar OF Voters for the
Parish Of Orleans will be opened on THURS
DAY, thetwenty-f1fth day OF September, at st.
Patrick's Hall. Camp street. opposite Lafayette
Square, and will ba kept open until November
"a. 1879 Sundays and legal holidays excepted, In
order to enable those who have not registered
In 1878 and 1879. and those who have removed, TO
secure their regular papers. In view OF the
great number of applications for duplicate reg
istration papers. citizens are earnestly request
ed to use diIigent search for original papers
before applying for duplicates.
Office OPEN from O'Clock q. m to 10 m, and
from 1880 to 7 p. N.
CHAs. CAVANAC,
Registrar OF Voters
seas tt Parish OF Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-10

The Goods In the Store 10 81. Charles street
nately occupied by Gueringer 90 having
been bought for sixty cents on tho dollar by the
undersigned and removed to bis Canal street.
stors for convenience Of sal. tpending painting
and refitting 10 81 Charles street,. he can we'll
afford to cell them atvery Low PRICES. as
also all goods in store No. ITO Canal street.
rather thal carry them TO the new Btore. when
he intends opening an entirely
New Assortment Of the Latest Styles
All Fresh Goods.
For the next ten days you can buy at 10
Canal street
100 dozen choice fancy HALF HOSE at 40 and
Doc per pair. all sizes.
100 dozsn pairs CUFFS to select from. zoe Der
pair: manv now styles.
800 dozen COLLARS, all styles. 10 and 1be eachs
100 dozen SILK NECKTIE3. 2sc eaeh.
80 dozsn Six and Satin SCARFS. 40 and SOC
each: some elegant goods worth 81 aud 81 Is.
Best Davies" jean DRAWERS. SOC per pair.
UNDERSTANDS 40 and SOC each.
AND THE ENTIRE STOCK EQUALLY Low
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29
WHEN a Bodie girl receives atten-

WHEN Bodie girl receives atten
tion from q gentleman she inquiries
with absorbing interest, "how many
men he has killed?v--E Exchange All
Elko girl under the same circumstan-
ces wants 90 know how many mus
tangs he has broken Times Reuseac.
A Boise City girl would inquire how
many quarter sections Of fine gold pla-
GERS he owns on Snake river Idaho
Salesman Al Albany girl asks If he
takes the Democrat, aud pays for it
promptly, aud if he is in favor Of Foul
weather as Harbor Of Refuge--
State Rights Democrat. An Idaho City
fair one tIlonghtfully inquiries. "What
do the clean-ups from your mine aver
age. and how much ore have you in
sight
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

Or THIRD Of the town of Eureka,
Nevada, was destroyed by fire, few
days ago. The loss is estimated at
81 OCT, 900. and hundreds Of women
aud children have been made home
less By the tiend The stone building
belonging to The Sentinel newspaper
company stood the fire, and the prin-
tiers, covering themselves with wet
blankets, went into the Office while it
was hot, set up the paper and had il out
only two hours behind the regular
time. A committee is busy relieving
the immediate necessities Of the un-
fortunate. Tie dispatches say that
the burning Of Eureka is the greatest
blow Eastern Nevada has ever re-
ceivcd
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

A DISPATCH FROM Salt Lake to the
Sacramento Record Uaion, says: "The
Utah and Northern Railroad is now
completed TO Eagle Rock, idaho. a
distance of 235 miles from Salt Lake,
and trains crossed the bridge today.
This road penetrates the Snake and
salmon river mining countries in Ida
ho, 10 which there is lively stanl-
pede from the East aud West.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29
Notice.

N tAe Probate IF Boise ,unty. idaho Territory:
Ia the matter of the est.se ef Matthias Zapp de.
ceased:
~ uRsC ANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
= msde OF the 23d day OF april. a. d. 1879, no.
tee Is hereby iYen that on Tuesday the 9th day
ot May, A. D. 1879, al II O'Clock n. of said day
Al the ONCE oi the Probate Judge. in Idaho Civ
Boise county, l. ~, has been appointed as the time
sud place ior proving the will OF the said Matthias
Zapp. deceased, and for hearing the apple ton /
Mary Anna Zapp for the issuance to her of letters
testamentarys when and where auy person inter.
ested may appear and contest the same
T. s. HART
Probate Judge and ex-Ofic.o Clerk
Dated April %, ls19-td.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

l'nR Secretary Of War having, AL.
dressed letter to General Sherman
directing him, IN ease Sitting Bull or
any Of his followers crossed the from
tier to hoh them as prisoners of war,
the dusky sayages have voluntarily
placed themselves under the British
Government, aud ceased To be sub
jects Of the United States They viii
not be allowed 10 again enter the
United States uuder any pletensions
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29
Notice.

In the Probate Court Of Boise couaty Idaho Terri
tory.
In the matter Of the estate of Bridget McGuiu.
EAuRsUANr 10 AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
made on the l5th day o; April A. u. 1879 no,
tee Is hereby given that Wednesday the s1til day
az April A. d 1909, az II o'clock A. NJ. ut said tiay
At the once Of the Probate Judge OF boise county
/ l., nave been appointed the time and place
Tor proving the VIII of said Bridget MoGuinness
aeeeassd snd for hearing the application of A. j
a. Arehambaalt, James Moriarty ana Peter Dona.
ghue Tor the issuance to them of letters testament
tary, when and where any person Interested may
appear and contest the same
T. 8. HART
Probate Judge aud ex.Otnrio clerk
Dated April Is. lSs9.-t9
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

EnIsoN is quoted as saying, in res
punse to q question as TO the progress
he has made Ia lis scheme Tor an cleo
tric light: "Wcli. | am, as you might
say, non.oommittal; bat il there is
anybody lereabouts for whom you en-
terrain a particularly vicious spite, I'M
load your Gas stock on him, aud Io
quick about ii, too. Further than
that. nave nothing to say"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

MISSISSIPPI eScmpts printing Offices
from tsxation, We suppose the leg
stature Of that State considers news
papers among the moral institutions
OF the country.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

OK the 18th inst the Great Repnb.
lie stranded at the lower end of Sand
Isiaud. at the mouth Of the Columbia
river The latest news from her is
that she is goiug TO pieces. Al nc.
counts agree that tie disaster was
due to an attempt TO enter during a
very dark night Ten passengers
were drowned
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

A enMLeSGE recently passed be-
tween two mechanics in Madrid A
piece II money was cast up aud the
loser was 10 place himself on the Me.
dioaia railway, and let himself be-
crushed By the locomotive, 1t was
carried into effect, aud the tailor, who
lost. was cut to pieccs by the mail
train from Toledo
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

A DISPATCH from Salt Lake, dated
April 2lst, says: A FIRE originated
early this morning in "a building
known as the Taylor House, on Main
street, occupied BY stores and private
families. The first story was occu-
pied by G. Careless, music dealer, and
I. Schwarz, merchant. 1t then ex.
tended to Teasdalc & Co.'S, on the
north, general merchandise, where the
greatest loss was sustained. The loss
on goods and buildings is about ST.
900; yearly Covered by insurance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

TnK Iowa Democratic State Cnnven-
ton Is TO be held on May 2lst. That
little band Of Democrats If Black Iowa
are bound 10 toot their horns If they
dom, sell CLAMP
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

po YOU Know Rose Wood? albany
argus. Certainly; she is a sister to
May ilogany --Ne,p York Graphic
Few professionals ex-cedar popularity
in tins city.-S r. Chronic'e. Cotton
wood We use ess without her
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

PRrspESr BABoooK, q! the Pacific
Mail Company, said. q few days ago,
that he had heen served with notice
uf revision III the contract with the
Union Pacific. No action had been
taken by him or the Directors Of the
company.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

Ing foolish man foldeth bis hands
and saith: There is no trade; why
should ADVERTISED But the wise man
ia not 50; he whoopeth II up in the
newspapers, aud verify he draweth
customers from afar on.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

TnF publisher Of the Revolution
Eraacaire has been sentenced in de,
fault to pay ine Of six thousand
francs. at Paris, 70 eight months i'm
prisonmcnt. for publishing scurrul.
ons article against catholicity
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

Ir is stated that force Of Albani-
ans lately took possession Of kurshulie
and massacred the Christian inhabi-
tants. Servian troops have been sent
10 cut of their retreat across the from
tier.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

A SURVEYING party, 10 locate the
Notthern Pacific Railroad from Snake
river 70 Spokane Falls, will be placed
III The field by the LIST Of May. II is
expected That the western end will be
completed from the month Of Snake
river to Pen d'0roille lake next year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

WAR did the paper collar New
York Herald What did the necktie?
Camden Pod. Whom did the shirt
cuflg New York Times. What did
the hout.backy- Whitehall Times.
What did the button hook9 Toledo
Commercial What did boot Jack?--
Yonkers Gas,tte. What did the collar
button,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

JoHS WILSON, a Umatilla convict,
has sued for $4,000 for their impris-
onment.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

Two more companies Of troops have
been sent to Yakima.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

MAUD MILLsn. daughter Of joaquin.
is now playing IN Portland theatre
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

~. RANDALL, Speaker Of the House
or Representatives, will visit the Pa
cific coast this summer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29

ALSO A FULL LINE OF
DRY GOODS, CRoCKERY WARE, CLAssWAa
BOOTS, SHOES, SADDLES HARNESS, WAGONS, &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-10
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY TO-

HArEE. Nov e-sailsd. barks whiion- Sieksis
New York Wallace. McCornaek 90; Regina foek, Cot
dry. do.
Also sailed 9Th. Pm steamer Canada Fr,. Frangusi.
New York
Arrived eth PersiFe (Frl. sanreili New York
lsSIsHowEs HEAD Nov s-saiied. bark Harvest Home.
tbr, German dron Londonderry Darien-
LIVERPOOL, Nov s-sailed. brig Emma Bneknan,
Havana
LIZARD, Nov SOC steamer wseand Ger. Hsaich, from
New ierk for Hanbrrg
LEeHoss Sovs-sallsd. steamer Olympia (Bsl. Craig.
New York.
Ao'iLLE Nov lArrivsd steamer Sandman OBJ, Dui-
ton. Quebec for Liverpool (and proceeded
MALAGA, Nov s-sailed, C Hook for Baltimore.
oroEro, TO Nov s-Arrived. brig Augusta (Br). Buck
New York.
PALERMO. Nov ssaiied, steamers Alexandra tBp Lin
guister. New York; Assyria tBr1 Campbell Boston.
QuKkSsrows, Nov s-Arrvsd. bark George CBrJ West.
BALTIMORE 9th. ship Paul Boyton (Br) Goudey. New
York
RocHEFoRI. Nov s-Arrived, bark Edwin (Br) Smith.
New YORK.
SLIGO, Nov 7-Arrived bark saphir CNor Oisen Balti-
SINGAPORE. Nov s-Arrived bark Robert Porter Mich
OILS New York.
SMYRNA, to Nov s-Ssiied. bark Nomad Hawkins Phil
adslpha briggs Sarah (Br Hilton. New York; Eugene
Hale, Lord, Nantes
HoLYHEAD Nov 9-wind S. strong; rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-10
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, O. Oct 3o--Arrived ship Tecumseh. Lincoln
Loeh ChPPss r Jones' Wansson W.
saed-shp St Lpeie, Rivers United Knsdo%; vetoria
saiIed-iarks Herbert Black. Treat, United Kingdom
Nov i-Arrived ship Hawarden Castle (BD. Matthews
ssilsd-shp Rayenscrag OBJ. Biggsn, United Kingdom
ALEXANDRIA, Nov ARRIVED. schr Cassie Jameson
Sissrsd-steamer E 6 Knight. New York; schr L A
Dsnsnh lower N New. ga p.,.. p..,..
boston Nov o7Arr,ysd steamers S Dorian: Br Nc.
psa.'s nssaSi% % s %s.;E
fot.:viiio Fiereo. Phisdsiphia; Nerous. iseit New
& rarss1 Ellie
ssss: ss 1'fE sNi
Ellen ans
srs. sSssy En-
RS%ss r"Pn' Es pa%s ssa
k9sS Bake SSx alien
March savsnnah Blackstone Taylor proyidsnse George
ssss r. xpSs eSss Ss H" Ss fIs
ss. Ss Tss ro.s n sssr P
wsy; oiss M9r rslek o,. Bordeaux ungdo%;
s Ss ea Corning ssn.
Emily @ Wsb;s c los Jenny sr
Patterson tBr Giryan. Rio Jsnoro briggs Ransom rl,
Tewkcsbury. BOSTON: Agnes might.
Williams. Piarce. New York Katie g Robinson sooy.
ysasildsr' So Kssns. james, do; belle Msiiidsy.
do wcybossot do: Royal Arch, crowcll. Kennoboc;
Also arrived steamer Hohenz ollern Gcr Sander Bro.
BEAUFORT, SC, Nov 5--Cicarcd. bark Mabel (Br),
BANGOR. Nov e-Arivcd. schr Chattanooga. Snare,
7th-Arriyed, sehr Nickerson, Haskell Philadelphia
.cLr Esn PsrEins Kendall Promised Land III Do
BATH, Oct 3i-saed schr ii DO Wolf, Rogers. North.
BfCKsPORT. Nov 5-sailcd. schr waldemar. Parker
BRlsroL Nov e-sailed, schr VIM Dement,. Harris.
Um1RGEsroN, Nov e-ArrIvod brig Limpio tNor), Jor.
Ciearcd-sehrs Msggic lawrence, Haley wilmington,
Gardner, New York dhward cargo
Howe @ SsNs Bsa.t sea ' SKINNER s'f%s w NH
Table By sis No Tss Msdso .r
Maria Iusa 'spl, iarss Havana Puba tp). Guardova
MISUNDERSTANDING Tweed DD, wiies, Liverpool
Saed--steamer Virginia. Philadelphia.
nth-Arr'yed, steamer iisr,ye Or, Payne philsde
Sor Ts Hamburg 3d. sya"% T"ss
ispl, Roia DO; Paul Iter Kiati, Bristol, E Amanda
Ide1 Rcttehef, Maacira: Ana tsp), Lust, Ma.."zss;
S"sma Lady VA @ ss 'e'' h'w'"
DXMAiIsC6riX, Nov o-sasd ship Union, Green
ptfcH ISLAND nAnpoR, Nov sArrived, sehr olive
Asssy RsST sSs e. sy Ny YSri for Now
York; Hunter Now York; Cassidy 81 John NB for do
Mary Harris Crowley New York FOR Providence; Annie
At anchor of the Bonnet brig Morriwa, skinner from
Now York for Portland and about thirty schoones In tho
West bay
EDGAKTOwN, Nov e--Arrived. schrs John Getting.
bam Ayres, Philadelphia for Milton; John Adams,
Adams do for Boston; Buckley. Young, do Tor Dam
versport.
import, the arrivals of ID. 4th and 9th, n p.rsr
FERNANDlNA. Nov Arrived. schrs ; Darby,
Hatch, Port Royal; Nellie j Moore, Holmey savannah i
9TH steamer Caroudclcs. Crowel Now forf and cleared
Cleared Gth sehr W II Van Brunt. Houghwout, Now
York
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov o-Arrivcd, bark Loo Nor,
Andersen, Antwerp. seeking -. ,,., -
saicdBark Danicle della Piave utaD, baltimore; brig
Pacific (Nor). tunneren. do. =. -
GALvEsT0N, Nov T--Arrived. barks Hcnrietta tBr)
Adams Eva lNor) zachnrasen Southamp-
ton brig Mnceva, Uhen, Cesra; sehr kdwards Peter
son New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-10
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

my Partner" has proved hit in Boston.
The wcatborsby GOODWIN Company this week
on tho Connecticut circuit.
yicurtcmps. the famous vioIinist enjoys pension
from the Brussels Consorvatoire.
Nine. Chattorton Iohrcr will give her harp recital
~ stenwsy Hall on Friday afternoon.
Mics Emma 1bursby IL highly compmcnted for
issr singing at the Bristol (sngj Musical Festival.
i,is snnossoed that Miss Emma Nevada. young
tfssviess. viii shortly mako her debut in London.
~, sens A. stevens, with his play OF Unknown"
~ ssss-.atiy rsasing qoiis succon In tho South.
Tne srr>a sociess viii glye thsir annual ball at
a. sstssea s'isr, esraen The 10Th OF February.
sss sessss prfSsx he,gns Southern tour at
scs.s9t Fs. - ese 24tn ssss,. ~ hor now play.
s,s.s--.s,'
'es,. --s.s.sa s., ,s,v ss~ss, ~ be- nnlS,od In
ii,',' s.si.s.-. i.taAs 10 V.o@sksI has got tho
2slsssii ~ o.
firKe9r n tp,.yy 4.sss4, A, ee~ ~ the chief
ss.ss.'.t4c Ass.s4st44- S-f 'ppyaNy an IL draw
A.s a.ue DpisSe.
gAs American Ulne A,.aopsp ~ cas- gssgery has
gssN leaAee " atf ts-sl bress, tp'@>,Dy lhs man
seeF ~ as Alascls
NJ. sotherD VII reaDps.s ~ go ogssd Opera
House Ia thros weess sDza3ss4ssl, beginning on
tha i0th 81 December. -
Nine. Trcheii sang at court aBd ronsiysd from The
King az Denmark diamond crown W wear over tho
rs-1hl wbirh be gave her last year.
Tit Ihentrs cOmique is nightly filled, and tho
ysoy3s % tire OF the "Mulligan Guard
Cbowdcr" party bac "skidmore Guards"
IA the announcements state. French Flats" ut
the uioor square Theatre has been ''laughcd into
permanent Eporess.~ The houses are crowded
NO Ilnaiurs' 10 the neA-est present approach to
. cessation ot the mach sung comic opera. IL may
be found nightly at the sHn Francisco Minstrels.
Roster EiAl's Conosri Han continues TO be a
favorite resort. The Monday nights musical pro-
grammes are intended 80 be especially attractive.
several excellent performances % "Pina,ore" have
been given during the week ct the Terrace Garden
Theatre. by the 81. Cloud English Opera Company.
~ Aberles theatre. Eighth street. this week the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-10
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Nov S-Arrived. steamer ID stoinman (Belg)
De smet. New York: shin Dagmar Nor Bolt, do
BALLIxA. to Nov s-Arrvcd, brig Geo Waterford (Br)
Murchison Baltimore.
BnnmrS Nov sArrived ship Sirius tGer). Frcesc Bati
more.
Arrived 9th, steamer Hanover Cor, Hoffman, Now Or.
leans via Havana
GENOA, nov 5--Arrived, bsrks Carl August tGcr)
siewerts Philadelphia; Fischetti dtaD Pidatcl New
York.
Hula. Nov 9-Arrivcd, steamer Mnrcngo tBr) Bristow
New York; ship Othollo tBr Thomas San Francisco via
Queenstown.
HAMBURG, Nov 7-saiicd barks Astronom Ger. Klop-
per. New York Iona Nor, Petersen Baltimore.
sailed sth steamer Gelsrt (Ger Kupiewein, New York.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at San Francisco Nov bark Dawn from Arctic
Ocean.
Arrived at New Bedford Nov %. bark Europa Pennn
from Pacific aud Atlantic oceans and st GATHERINGS
Sept ~ with 30 bbls oil 80 bbs VIII aud 400 pounds
of bone aen;f homo $40 bbs 1852 bills VIII oil and
22.OuO pounds bone.
Sailed from GATHERINGS sept "a bark Josephine Long,
NIB, to cruise.
letter FROM Capt Garland Of bark Janet Of Nh dated
st Mchaes Oct 49, reports her having taken 800 bills
oil last cruise. which would ship by bark vcronica
letter from Capt Baker, OF bark Reindeer. of NIB
ports her at Tenerc Oct to sail that day for River La
Platte Ground, with 800 bbls sp oil all told
letter received dated Fayal Oct IL states bark
Andrew Hicks Hicks Of Wcsiport arrived 18th. with
bbs oil board and sailed 18th TO cruise Sailed
Sept 80. schrs NJ simmons. Maney. Nh; Edw Lee, At
kins Prcvincctown Id brig Small Curren, do; bark
Occnn. Lewis, MI; sth brig V II Hl Silva, do; 14th
bark Peru, Benton, do all to cruise.
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GENERAL HANCOCK AND THE PRES
1DENCY.

Washington despatch TO the Cincinnati Com
msyciai OF the sth inst. says
1t liz absolutely certain that the machincry OF the
democratic party Pennsylvania Is set up in the in
forest OF General Hancock President. Senator Wal
lace. Oas siday and Bargcc. the Philadelphia Ring
leaders. and Harr. of pttsburg, just defeated for
State Treasurer, being mostly instrumental in ar
ranging the programme. whereby solid delega-
ton will he elected for Hancock. These gentle
men argue that because OF his being native OF
PcDnsy lvania aud for ten years resident Of New
York, General Hancock thereby becomes an exceed
ingly available candidate. Hon. lie ais Csssiday ~ho
has Just returned from New York. says that Tilnen
has given up all thought the Presidency for hira-
rolf and ~ already arranging to give the delegation
from New York to GARRISON ". Potter for Presidenf.