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The New York herald., 1879-03-18
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrlwwALL, March 7-Arrved, harks Glacier. Battle.
sailed ist .te.%er Californian iBr Dsnisis Lvsrpool
NJ" Yo
sG bar. Msfas Eah
s ss T &c & G 5 @ s9 an s. n.
yd,s Bsr.ou, 3, Feb SIxxrSs sshr Doy Riloy Now
cnIry FEB @ot l2,h)-saed ship Brothers Apap G'r)
osAsA Fob Sin port brig Leonard Meyers Hicks from
nss sTss oa:%ps"
S.rks 6o.ilIe, IIsyn; Ros,Sn; I',Sthsrs Pride lB5
Aislsya Eve Phiiadcphis: sehr: AIDA + 1nr,. Ncwei
k M" yorE Ellen M Ston
Port Spain schr Georgetts Lawrence Robertson or Over
Ss F%m: sss
AyHSs March 7ArrivoS ssSr csn,enni:' Or Bon
9TH Chase, Petorson: Orleans iand sailed 10Th
isa p%ss ss & Esn Ss$sr
sTsvo RcttsTda% 1ith steamer brsnnp; r sawlo Gar
baiof Now Orleans; ' bark Rdosdsis
,lis; sshr:E RaRmeII T;s: N.ssa:s;; !iis Van Ssr
Sssehn %,m SG do
Atkins knssnsas: Seth II Todd, Norwood and Minnie q
YSaa Yss r0's' a' '''h Saratoga s'na''rE Now
,S srf @ sesssy 5Gy
.uAifAN. A.-ArriSou, stceWcr Aiunmoto Nbt),
Also arrived i7sh' stonmor Caspian cS Trocks. Liver
LrsSGsS March aIn er. s.,tsr Essk Ger w:Is,sn
; 9 1s.k % Rosss
dtsp G.o,c ts Iontssm e do DO p,
ssgs New yST March ,ork 1.,, Goodwin
OBJ Srdrossan brig: Kat. Tpa@ ssis,c @ Raaso
John; XB Merry. Bradley. Iav:as; MeTrlw.. Pswn.
Dss's
'sit ss
As:f s,'s' SasS S,
S:::, t.ia:s ia;s Jsd.sy, ,ss
c;.sa Ja%s.oD, r1nHSy DO .,.,.,......,.
Dslilnc, Dsrs am and John Bird smith for do. ,o. w.,
xx::.g ain port, brig osmbis cou.ns., from
f.xas., SsrsS !.Arliffyod stsacrs SOUTH casop..
rfsss ss ss % =. ass. .s. ; ssss tsss:, @
iS.SSs;. S sEls sts p.zso"sn
ss s sss'Ss .si. xs;A ssss
Sailed 'psb siafs Ssi New York
9h Elise ac w%sns do Swss reported sailed Jsn i.
sssT & % Ssw om.. May S RSse
18th: Aaaidneek; Rattle. B.ltmoES; 18th, May Q.esn.
Ssss;s s sssfss %sss.
1a ssss r." o .g asY .eS. o %os S
sAx JOSH Gust Jan 2,-A,riysd hark Francois Joseph
schr Isabel San Francisco land sailed 18th for Cham.
pericoJ; Idth bark Martha er Champerco land sailed
18th for Corinto). -
Sr PIxRnx Mart Fob 26-In port. schrs Anita Small.
from fernandins, seckng;' Lavos, Whit temore, from
Brunswick, TIA, do.
sAGUA, March 6-krrivcd. schr w Anderson, Nichoi-
son Phiadeipha; 7th bark Editha (B Trainor Havana
srJoHs, xB March i4-Cicared, scbr Lorne r, spesht
New York.
Arrived i7th schr Ranger (Br,, Sellers, New York.
TRINIDAD Cubal. March loIn port, brgs Long Roach.
Inn from disv.
CONN., from New York, arrived sh, do; schrs Carrie
Hart P"y. Marion Gsgi ac and % Timothy ri'd
rived 5th, for -, ldg.
VALPARAISO Fob i-Arrivcd barks Norcid. Nickcrson.
Burrnrd Inlet land sid 9th for Anofagofta) 5th Light
Of the Age r Alexander Rio JsncIro Scotia tBr, Far
ran, Threc Rivers (Canada); 6th ship Cosmo r Law
erich Hong Kong.
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH II, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED py THE herald STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED pY THE herald STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Ess m A%dewsS 3, hysrDoc, March Snd
Hurst. Had moderate weather ,, ,..,- .,,s
edss TO nsss ss' @ Ss'li sG %
DSsS :A Sas S.ss a%s.
from aiS Batavia Tor Boston.
a's si Ias spoke brig Maria Norwood
Steamer chs@pIan, fceSwced Charleston days. with
steamer q Knight, Chiccstcr. Georgetown. DC, with
sss s"Gs S 4:f sss:se
Sor aafss Olsen - sm as % & 9r wns"
10Th lat 2, Ion 7s ~. schr Emerson. Emerson from
Ship Pssn csvsland I4ycrrScl sa days with pdsc 70
70 9S tie Western Islands shencc hnc weather.
ship T%c"S,sn o.sorns lla,o ~ days r,,h mS.e q.
Came the southern passage; had s'rong tisdes =,
St ThoSs. March IN ballast to soeEmanp ocrsn
d.s S:st n is';Es sf xS% Go wa
srs L"es 1cf 81 john r S JAMESON Roucn ~ days.
BARK Iona Sor Jansen Rocefor, 4s days. in ballast
Bark @ Meyer iGcr Prohn. Hycrcs 40 days and Glib
raar IS days with salt to ordcr vessel to Punch. Edye
bark Canddo rtaD Cancro. Almcria "a days, with iron
Bark Articrc Aus,, Matesc, Bona III days. with iron
ore to order: weasel TO master - -
10 days. with sugar 20 II Trowbridges Sons.
Bark Reindeer tof Nov Haven't Decker, 81 Pierre, MHrt,
Bayk Thomas Brooks Waugh, Sagna days, with sugar
20 watjcn, Tool A Co; vessel to Waydell CO. -.
Bark friso Norl Elbretson Apnachiccia " days. with
lumber 20 order Is bound to Antwcrp put into this port
In distress; vessel leaking.
Brig Emma l. Shaw tBr, Mncombcr, Santandcr Feb 10,
m ballast, to order. Anchored in Grnvescnd Bay for
orders
brig williams Cof Windsor. Ns), Nelson. Biboa 40
days. with iron " order vessel 20 whitney 90
Go order; vessel TO Slocovich Co. :.
Brig Cnnddezxa Lauro dtaD. Lauro, Casteiiamarc 13
days with fruit 10 ordor; vessel 10 Sehgcr Passed
Gibraltar Feb i; had hne weather.
Brig Caroline Gray of Rockiand Mel Pcnsc, Trinidad
Cuba Feb n, via Delaware Brcakwater March 10, with
Brig Emma tof Porand). Buc khan. Matansas ii days,
with sugar TO order; vessel to II Winchester Co..
Scr Van Brunt of Port Jeeerson) Tooker, Para 81
days. with rubber to q Ansinck Co, vessel to Jas
Van Brunt. March = lat ~ 10. Ion 60 10. spoke brig
Akbar from Machias for Cienfucgos.
schr Comet Port Jeerson) ayes Tampico ~ days.
With hemp, &c, TO VIM Cunningham son vessel TO
Schr Walter N Young of ELLSWORTH, Thompson. Mira
goanc 13 days with ogwocd TO Lyons Co; vessel to
schr 9 Paine IIilyard Aqu,n Jan 25 via Morsches.
Schr Paine tof Provdcnce), Brown, Msysgues IL
days. with fruit TO Douglass vessel 70 weinberg q
Co. 49,.
sugar 20 Evans Bali Co. Is bound Boston; put In for
schr De Hart tof Boothbay). Farfham Barrcca u
days. with fruit TO Gomez Pearsall vessel 20 Isssc
Staples. Was days N Of Hatteras with NE winds
schr City Of Chelsea fof Pymouth Goodwin. Nassau IL
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
BOATING AT HARVARD. :.

Though rather early to make any predictions, says
the Harvard Adocate March IA, the Of class
races to be established. Tho junior class. last
of all to call meeting. hos now crew at work
while the law school has elected captain and appar-
entity intends to be represented In the race. There
are plenty Of candidates in each class and it is di-
cult now to find time ut the boat house when some
eight is not at work. As the mass Of ice
around the bridges has disappeared the floats will
be put in position. and may look for an old time
scene OF hustle and excitement on tho river.
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
AMERICAN PORTS.

,BosroN March isSssrsd scs,s Isaac Rich, msDon
New Orleans via AmbOyy; wellington. Rich Crsacld
sis;:
10th istI~Arrivod. sehr Tios Bocs. pourin., Hobossn
i7,n-A;rivcd: steamers Roman, CTgyS rhiisdSphi.;
Sss aG w M
John cs%'S Bss:,ev sEscrm s,o MSco s.r.sn. :sn
Eliza seiibnsr seaii, Wilmington, Nc; ssiiic " Kay
wss &
so@e.s %; EI II NsIlsr, Smith, Icsofsn: WIN Mason.
fs
..sS ssd. ss.s
Paine do chares Moore. Robn.en. PhilsdelphIs; san.
beam; Saunders South Amboy; Mary Weaver Weaver.
.S berry. s:% 's.s s @
BALTIMORE March is--Arrivsd. schr Anna Myrick,
cissrca1s c,n Hector, vuor, Boston, II skinner
Bessie Dickinson standish Savannah; Cochoco. sss,
Alton Eg~is Isssen ssTs'
hesspcaie Dsmerars; Tsirnsd santos sehrs helen Ma
ships SsrIs.f's% Issf rsm.a
se. iSer, Eolfssn Hamburg; bark; Y BiSslow Br Nc.
Maria tAasj, Nsgovoieh London sehrs Charlie: Law
& Emma fos Berry Morgan
City; Joseph souther. Watts, ,Matensss
c..: siss
Ms sssss t .as. q. s s: %is:. sss.
Maria crl Ladernncber Bremen; Brodrrno "a or Osuid.
son. Cork Yuba (r). Powcr Lcndonderry Flora tNorj,
svanoc Newry; vaipni dtsD, Bsrcno, Koucn; FINLAND
(Rus kormann. bordeaux brig vats Nor, Yoss Oporto;
schr Nellie, Brannock. Nassau.
BEAUFORT. &c, March IO--Arrived ship Pacific $500,
Lindcrdahi. Bordeaux; barks Dorothy Thompson (3r),
Hunter Pnrn: Iris (Swc), Johanecn. Marrnhafn Tropic
(Swe) Kcllner Dubn 18th, bark Marquis of Worcester
(Br) Cherries London brig James Macon (Br) Salmon.
Malaga 18th, bark Rose Schneider (Br Williams Dakar
Cleared March bark Glynwood sBr, Taylor Plymouth;
12th, bark Joseph Thompson r Dunn, Nowcsstlc 14th
bark ArneviR Nor, Ellenjsen, London
BuCksPQRT, March iS--Arrivcd, schr Maria Adelaide,
Kent Port johnson.
BEvERLY, March io-Arrivsd. schr yieeswins. Mad.
ExxTRs fSv6lrNe. March iS-Arrivcd. schr a E
CEDAR KRys. March ii-Arrived, schr Rosa Eppinscr.
CHARLEsTON, March i7--Arrived, brig Thomas Csnp-
boil from Barbados; scbr F1orrncc Rogers Belfast No
: Sdiled--Stcamcr Virginia. Howe, Ph1sdeiphia; schr
CALAIS March ix-saiisd scbr sssmsn's Bride, Lind.
scy. New York. 49,. =
DARIEN. March 7-Arrived, banks Alccdc tSwck Omen
guard Marsciller iOth Frcidvch tGcr) BcTgercn bor
denux; 1lth, Margavca Swe RybcrR. Savannah; 1Sth,
brig Wellington t3r, Griniths Abcrystwith - -.
,.Dl6nToE March ii-ssiIcd, sehr Sarah W b'ake'
DGFftI isIATp uAEgoR, March I4-AsriysS, ,1F snF
etH Lord Cape Hayden Vie chssSstcn Or DO; EmeIins
IN fsrissxi iss Nv xaE; issssvG 0lssh; tHn nivs'
The New York herald., 1879-03-18

days: with logwood to Nonte'i son; vossei "
sehr Prescott Hssel,ine Sweat yack.onyile March g.
schr John fnsrsham Packard, Savannah days, with
'%ssr sss E sas sSss sssis sss ss vsss. 70 days.
naval Ss,I stores ssaSi to B 1ai HnrSurs Co.
Dssa to wodsSoSss Rads
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Nsrens Hal,stt, Boston for New York. with
Steamer aSs xss,1os. Davis. F" River for New York
& K" YORK;
Sss Bell % oS
schr Calvin Edwards corson Boston for New York
sssr e Mary .!ss sS S' New New
sehr Herbert Manicn, crowel. Hoson fc. Now York.
sehr William ii whitaker. Carl, Boston for Philadel.
schr 9 L. Isyell. New Bedford for Nov York.
sssl S s s sdisr% sdr Sr % Now
sss s@ % HsS rsSlss 1.s a. Ssy
& sehr James Henry, snow; psll River for New York.
sehr A6bs willard. Thomas. Fall River for New York
sehr George Collins Wooster. Pail River for Nov
ssSr I,.:s Borden: peass Fall River for Now York.
schr David ssnost. Huntley. wnrcham for Now York
sSr eSr trssf S wsrsha S e, Now ws.,, SoI for
YORK sSa' =" D''''''n''" i''"0A'a "S''"''' '' ~"
r,syasnss e. Now ss
Schr John Stockham Hart, Providence for Now York.
Schr Julia. Jones. Provacnce for Now York.
Schr Frank Herbert Phbrook Providence for New York.
ssSr Sr Tosse s1f fosSs~ York
schr F G Foster: HI Providence for New York.
Schr Ira I.afrncr Coleman, Providence for Now York
Schr Lookout Sprague. Providence for Now York.
Schr Prairie Joy, Providence for New York
Schr s Scranton. Wright. Providence for New York.
schr Tyler, Tirrcll. Providence for Now York.
Schr May Day. Saunders, Now London for New York
sehr Lille Wells. Wells. East Greenwich for Now
York.
Schr Koret. Dunhnm, Now London for New York.
Schr Frank Butler Petgrcw, London for New York.
Schr Amos Falkenberg. Early, Now London for New
York.
sehr American Tcam, Crossley, New Haven for New
York.
schr Hclcn Augusta Pratt, Saybrook for New York.
Schr Abbc Emery. Emery. Mystic for Now York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Tranconin. bragg, New York for Portland
Tug Frances King ock New York fer New Haven. with
IL loaded barges In ds at anchor IN Hart Island Rcsd
Tug W II PSyno. MiIlikin. New York for New Haven,
with loaded barges in TOW.
The New York herald., 1879-03-18

MrsssA March isssiled. steamer Golden Grove lBr.
for Palermo and New York.
NKwnr. March I7-Arryed, bark Giuseppe dtaD: Rano.
New York
oroRro March o-Arrived, barks Anna CNor). Taarvg.
Galveston; Gsrmania Porp Pcliica. New York; 10th,
Beckermet (Nor). Hays. Philadelphia
PLYMOUTH. March l4--Arrived, ship Ludwig Holborg
(Nor,. Brusnd. New York for Rotterdam.
Sailed l7sh, bark Annie Maud tBr Edwards. Baltimore
PEsARru ROADS March 16-Arrved, bark b Chapman
dBr. Atkinson. Now York.
QUEENSTOWN. March l6-Arrived bark Trec Dubrovacki
Aus Tercenovich. New York; 18th, Britannia
B Perry Now York for Lverpooi; City Of Montreal B1
Condron do for both procecded bark Byron Nor
Larsen, Galveston; Torniot (Nor), Moe. New York.
Sailed 10TH steamer Montana Br, Jones drom Liver
pooh, New York.
ROTTERDAM. March le-Arrivsd bark svaten tNoD.
Christopherscn. New York
Cleared l4th schr Jas Slater. Hawkins Now Orleans.
RouES March l6Arrivcd steamer Lufra tBr), johnson.
Baltimore
RocirroRr March I4-sailed, bark otus Nor johnson.
United States.
RIO JAsKso. March I5-Arrivcd. bark Amazon, Borry,
Baltimore
Daren Tor Hamburg
srLLoru March l4sailod bark Padre Crap. Pasalaqua
United States
YARMOUTH March I7-Arrved. bark Ocean tNor,. Han
sen, Baltimore
Sailed from -. March IA, bark Golden Horn tSor,,
Kjettstrup. Now York.
LONDON, March l7-Stcamcr Palestine (Br whiteway
from Liverpool March for Boston. returned to Liverpool
to-day with rudder damaged.
WEATHER REPORT
HonrHsAp. March I7-wind ssE. moderate gallo: bar
ometer 2912.
LrvxRrooL. March l7-wind ssk. fresh; hazy.
PLrxourH March l7-wind SsE. moderate cloudy; bar
omcter 1896.
SciLLY. March 17-wind sw. raining; barometer 2esO
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
PASTORAL PHILIPPICS.

Rev. FATHER WALSH, OF LONG BRANCH, DE-
HIS fLocK-THE A. o. II. IN WILD CoMMo-
rIoS--A VOICE PROM THE PEW.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE iEHMD.1
LONG BRANCH. March II, 1879.
Tho congregation Of thetCatholic Church OF Our
Lady Star Of the Sea. Long Branch, and the public
generally have been much excited for the past
four or nve Sundays by tho attacks of
the pastor. Rev. James n Walsh. upon the
Ancient Order Of Hibcrnisns OF this place. fcw
sundays ago. no declared from tho pulpit
that several OF that Order. led by . bar
tender. had spent the previous Sunday night
carousing in one of tho worst slums houses of Ill
fame In the town. On the following sunday. tho Rev.
Father stated that Patrick cKcnns said that no
was in favor of the disbandng Of the order but sub
scquently advised other members to stick to II and
keep tho money together. Several meetings. no
said, had bccn held in McKenna's hotel. from
which some of the lowest houses supplied with
LIQUOR and that McKcnnas bartender sometimes
furnished women with bottles of rum without
charge that no might gain their patronage. The
pastor then said that 1t would have been better had
tho McKcnnss continued 70 work on the railroad or
farm rather than engage In such disreputablc traffic.
"Althpugh am an Irishman myself said the priest.
lit is factHthnt tho average 1rshinnn when he
to this country ~ wiling 10 DC called 'faudy
while he works on the railroad: but give him q
prog shop. and IL In 'Pat;' give him hotel and
nothing short Of pntrck would do, and then he gets
an Imported and wants to be French
AZ the election which was held last Tuesday tho
Hibcrnan candidate for constable defeated, not
withdrawing the most strenuous efforts Of those be-
longing to the society to elect him.
ANOTHER ATTACK.
This taken with the action of the Rev. Father
Walsh and the knowledge that tho McKcnnas had
been to see tho Bishop in reference to the attacks
them. caused quito excitement in the town
and attracted . largo concourse of peo-
pie to the church. When the pastor as
ccndcd the pulpit, before reading the
.tiospel, ne spoke follows -" / have said great
deal heretofore about the HDcrnans. but this will
bc about the last time will speak publicly of the
matter. have received n letter from . gentleman
calling himself Hughes who s the head Of the Ordor
of Hibernions in this State Tho priest then read
the following letter.
Ryv AND DxAR FAr,rR :-Havine much latcly In
the puc press the A. a. H. Of Long Branch think
IL my duty chief officer Of this state 20 drop
few nes VI possible TO hnd out the OF the exist
II s strange that thcrc should be trouble
there thcre is only division. and here
of Newark where there fourteen divisions the
clergy any trouble with Them IL they the
immoral characters that represent them 20 be- accord
ing the public PRESS then viii take immediate stops to
cut them on for tho bylaws and constitution say that
be Roman Catholic and OF good moral character
think Is nos fair or charitable TO condemn the whole
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
FAST WALKING TYPOS.

Yesterday afternoon p. NJ. Mcdonald and A. A..
Mohr. members Of the Nonpariel Rowing Club.
engaged in ffty-milc walk for q medal. valued at
$780, at Suzer Park l26th street and Second avenue
the winner. p. NJ Mcdonald. beating his opponent
by one minute in the good time of 10h 2lri.. and
what is most astonishing neither man left the track
from start till finish. There was q large attendance
notwithstanding the inclement weather. The rel.
Mr.. George Clark. secretary Of the Independent
Athletic Club gave general satisfaction.
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
HORSE NOTES.

While taking his work on Saturday last at the Leg
ington KY, track Levcller noticed TO 60 little
lame in his right hind leg. the Same IN which he
threw a curb at Baltimore last autumn. Tho lame
ness. however is not believed to be caused by this
as the curb disappeared some time ago; but ~ M
Cadwalladcr his trainer is not that the horss
can continued training it will be we'll to change
the odds in the books his chances first favorite
for the Louisville Cup.
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
SPOKEN.

Steamer Ethiopia (Br,. from Now York for Glasgow,
March II. lat ~ 90. Ion 50 80
Ship Phiomcne DR. Ross, from Calcutta FOR Now York,
Jan 27 lat % S, Ion 61 T.
Bark Aitivita GtaD, Nsresea. from Rouen for Balti
more March T. lat ~, Ion Q. -.y
Bark All Nop Nielsen: from Peasseos for Answerp. 0
Bark Nicola Harper Matsuxns, for Boston, March
16, % miles ESE Of Capo Hcnlopcn.
Brig Akbnr OF and from Machas for Cicnfuegos March
y l.s, ,1 A no
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
PUGILISTIC CHALLENGE.

p. McDermott, Of No. l45 Hester street. New York.
challenges the winner in the coming glove fight be-
tween Mcclellan and Donavan. which is to take place
tho first week In April McDermott, IL will be re-
membered, fought Mcclellan about one year ago and
was beaten by being out Of condition for such
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
NOTICE TO. MARINERS:

The spar buoys occupying tho positions Of and
buoys In ohs district during the winter bong
taken up. and the nuns and cans replaced.
BY order Of tho Lighthouse Board.
ID AMES, Commander uSN. Inspector
OFFICE or LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR SECOND DISTRICT.
BOSTON, March IS, 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
A STEAM YACHT BURNED.

WILMINGTON. N c.. March II. 1879.
Tho steam yacht Elizabeth from New York for
chareston stranded in Rich Inlet. took re and was
totally destroyed. The crew are safe.
The New York herald., 1879-03-18

but 70 be cheated after an honorable agreement is
worse don't care particularly for the amount in
vovcd but will not willingly submit to such
wroug."
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
y. Srhs Destination. Otfc

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEw YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF MARCH AND APRIL.
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER
.VATIONS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-04-24
Wonderful Mirages in Arizona.

The excursionist in Arizona, writes q
correspondent of the San Francisco BulS
letin, in leaving his couch before sunrise
must not be surprised to see lakes where
the maps sOow no water, and mountains
turned bottomside upward in the air,
and such other illusions as aerial castles,
notifications, railroads, forests and all
descriptions of architecture. 1t was only
a few weeks ago, between Gila Bend and
Msricopa, that witnessed a most mar
velous and exc uisite series # transforms
lions reflected by the phenomenon OF
mirage. The Sierra de las Estrella
Mountain bad entirely disappeared, and
in its place was walled city upon the
margin OF beautiful lake. All at once
the city disappeared; a castellated noun.
tain rose in the middle of the lake and
turned into palace, which, after balanc-
ing itself in the air, Joppled over and
sank into the bosom of the tranquil
waters. Then arose a multiplicity Jf
grotesque elevations, which rapidly as
sumed the character of fairy islets, with
lakelets within themselves; then, owing
to the unequal densities and refractiDg
powers of the adjacent strata of air the
islets became transformed into castles,
cathedrais, buttresses, cubes, fortified,
tions and other r0c6y systems of archi-
lecture, which only survived, however,
to vanish on perfect completion. Again
arose an object which resembled a mag
nificent Opera-house, or cathedral, with
the requisite description of gothic win
dows and domes, bslustrades, imposing
arches and door>ways and many -cOlored
lamps. This last picture gave way to an
immense tube, which seemed to be sus-
pended in the air until shivered into
almost inanitesimal fragments, each OF
which assumed variety of shapes, with
serrated borders, and soon vanished or
became truncsted below the horizon.
Then arose an immense island, in shape
not unlike Alcatrss; again, it closely
resembled Gibraltar, lifted in the air,
all the while presenting sn aspect as
threatening as either of the stronghelds
above named. Then came the Pyramids,
snd, anon, the Casa Grande, precisely az
it exists fifty mi es away. Presently q
great broad white scarf seemed to have
been thrown over the last named eleva-
ton, vet permitting formation like the
picture of the "Rock of Ages"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-04-24
Jo.eph Jeaer.on,s Fence.

Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, during his re-
cent visit TO his orange grove plantation,
has been actively engaged in applying
TO practice cherished theory - that
every country possesses sufficient ma
terial for its own fences. He set to work
to prove it by erecting for each side of
MS fence sods three feet in width, di-
vided into five layers, at an angle of rs
degrees. The soil from beneath the sod
exactly fills the space between the
erected sods, leaving three-foot ditch
on each side. On top OF this sod and
soil fence, which is four and half feet
st the base and three feet high, he plants
cuttings of the Mccartney rose, which
are protected by panel OF boards. This
fence, while within the reach of any
man who will shoulder his spade and
work, possesses the advantages of an i'm.
passable barrier, of permanence, of not
needing repairs, OF drainage, and of
being most beautiful ornament. Mr..
Jefferson will soon have enclosed q Sec
ton of his plantation containing 2600
ACES, and at one-hslt the cost of stake
fence. Without being over-ssnguine as
to its rapid adoption, we feel safe in
saying that it is the most economical
and useful fence in the southern states,
and destined to come into general use
New Iberia, La, Sugar Bowl.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-04-24

Not Colonel TngersOli's ''aristOcrscy of the
air" bat re al human ghosts. Ghosts hat W re-
once healthy men and women, out are now
simply the i'ghosts of what they once were. I"
AS We meet them and inquire the cause of all
this change, they repeat the old, old story, "a
cold, neglected cough" "catarrh, /" "over>
work" or dyspepsia" ''liver complaint"
and constipation, with unsuccessful ply
sicians and remedies. In Offering MS Golden
Medicsl Discovery and Pleasant Purgative
re lets for the cure of the above affections,
Dr. Pierce does not recommend them as a
''su cure" in all stages. For il the lungs be
half wasted away, or there be eancerous
complication, no physician or medicine Gao
cure. The Discovery is, however an unequal>
ed pectoral and blood-puri6er. 1t speedily
cures the most aggravated cough or cold. and
in its early or middle stages consumption. By
correcting all Irregularities of the stomach
and liver, it readily cures blotehes, pimples,
scrofulous ulcers, "bunehes," or tumors.
Hundreds testify that it has restored their
health after eminent physicians had failed.
For constipation, use the Pellets. As local
remedy for catarrh, use DR.. Ssge's Catarrh
Remedy.