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, 1879-03-13

Warrington Coyrttpondtncs Pttybura ntspafch.
A go0l thing occurred at tho breakfast tablo
In the Union Depot Restaurant. Senator Mcalil-
Ian and ex-senator Oglcsby, the latter Of whom
has been succeeded by John A. Logan, were
seated at a table with two or three other tray
elcrs. Senator Mcmillan inquired:
"Whcu will you get homo, Goyernor&"
"T0-morrow nlght.h
avn ulat give you plenty of time 10 get
baclsin lnnoccntly inquired q third Traveller,
who had failed 10 keep posted on the changes
brought about by stalwartisM.
The cx.uovernor, ex-senator, looked up
bright twinkle u his sharp little eyes, as ho ru-
piled:
"Ttmc' Yes. plenty OF timo-about forty
yeays,n
, 1879-03-13

LGHHGU Uff{1
Thcl Tnris[cnnes nro Wild about what they
call tlc Eugssl fas1,son Of wearing living fary-
clry. Tile fasl1lon ts fu fact, not English, hut
American; it was SC. BY a fur American, onco
MI ornament OF the Court Of st. Petersburg,
whose Mexican beetle causcd sonau sensation Iii
London latuly. Her bco.lc, however, was too
rare a crcat.lrc ever to becoa,n fnsiljoM. This
British MusuuM possesses Il dcn.l specimen, but
there is, as far US kn0w, only this onu alive It,
Engln,la; go that 1t the mode beromn cstab-
lis!eI supposc That humber. nelnbc1s OF tho
family will bu pressed Into the service. Tic
glossy black Of the common coclsroach, relieved
with gold harnGsa ot exquisite workmanship.
would really be moro effective than the dull
brown and b1ncle Of thu Mexican bcctlc. (
strongly recommend the plentiful and unprc-
tcnttolls cocllroach 10 the blonde bcnutJ, while
the brunette might make something OF tho
cricket Ot tic hearth.
, 1879-03-13
THE PLAGUE.


Tho report of Surccon-3 cntral Woodworth,
~ thc limited States Marine I1osn;,nl scrv,cc'
=. ~ .I ~. on 1877 ., sn1,an. ,'.es...s.,,
!of ta's "eeR cohta'oa tut 'o''o"'"s necfcat'os
history OF tue plnguc:
Official rcports Of Europcun medical officers
In chin, .ho,y coucus,vniv That t},e ,r,tc /. b,.
s,ax.,,. :, ,n. ra,,wa1 nwt,,,s,,.s,, T., ,,,nt
oon. psuGu @ ~. naaa ~ ,e1a t,s
when 1t was supposed to be wholly extinct. Tho
rcports also show that, owing to the mcpcro
fac,,ti.e fnr com,n,nTcation Viii, Central sto.
ylrulcnt ep|dclnlcs may ravnge oxtenslVo d's-
tr1cts Of TINT country without any knowledge
Of their existence reaching E,irupc, The re-
nor+. nrc.cnt rcrnrfts of thc d,scnsc hay-
Wus ~ a
lnW 1rEVQllCu IN lNs IIQfl{lEC u uIHuu tWEuky
, 1879-03-13

recommended by the Flnanca Committee was
sa 362 :sa55 3l tho Council added *6l3, 800. TO-
or, Including tEe rost on hand a,,l u be- on
hand (s400, ,00Ol total appropriation for 1879
OF 34,875,B,U.07. Tho Mayor, Of course, has
power to veto any Of the Items, but the impress
hasut examined The bill yct, and therefore 1t Ii
impossible to say what he will do.
, 1879-03-13

DARTNER WANTED-WlIIl et,eho CASH, To
buy one. half interest In lSst,class druK atoEy
located Gurner and IN ofst.cls pelGAbQIh901. A0-
dtess %, Tribune once.
, 1879-03-13

- CAHT 0EF Ul4OE11gNG.
FtA6II rAID FOR OhST.UFF CIOFEIINN AT i.
" UELNE1rS, SUI Si&to'*s. Orders by mall pf0lrpt.
Y Att udtjt H.
, 1879-03-13
WANTED-NIAI.E F1ELFS

IN Mis column. fhres lfnss or fttt n cents ntr
sntioH. EdcA additional line. 10 cxn&x
, 1879-03-13

Ia had not slept wink tot twenty -four hours,
coughing all the time. Ills sistef bought 25.csnt
bottle Of pr. Hull1, Cough Syrup at tho Eearcst
drugstore, gave htul' doss, and the cough VA
broken At ouce and he slept quietly during the
night
, 1879-03-13
THE COURTS.
rn,portant Decision Relative
al to the Collection of
Checks.
,,,s, 10 Consider Tho Appointment Of
~ rtate justices on ths
2lst Inst.
r,rt Chapman Sues Wilbur E. Story for
!'''e $4,000 Damages,

Indigo b!ohEe'' i, .. ..-..,
capen W. u him. The first wns .l.at Of tho Mutual
kuu ~ ~. .1n.nranco Company VI. The Third
Eus1t Ll.e ~. Ti,,s vne a ami IN rccovcr t,,e
y,Ious Bank. LUIS WIs ha aSI hao W ''s dono.,,., ,
.rount Of cheek wahtn nao "" uepoa,.eu
tan .,uc ."s to stipulation tic facts were that
A1"'emn ~ Company's agent, kept al account
EIsE, ms ,,nf Il, ,,a co,,r.. NJ in,a,.
nth The bank Al, ~ a.. ra,,nsnr,,, u,an,,
~. received cilcck u 9he eon!Pa'S III nioon..
ts .sson for lis balance duo tho Company. Ihis
Ee1ou .ss ~ 1rnwn on the Homo National Hank OF
thesK "s1 am, king mixed To nayo
II depos,.v, Ms,,orni rcf,scd to nllow this,
1uhn NatloFni ~ s,,,,..,s. trns'
INT ssrccA 10 lof"aIu II tua eo''eet'oA' AM,
~ accordingly done after King haa ihuofsed
Mvas cent direct 10 the bapk on which 1t
TnoTa"p, ~, nnt ot t,,o mntncnt hnro
Il Tho olh"cl ny. uW "o .. ~ :. 49,. s,."1,,,.
enough funds IN panR Io l''ee' W. ou' uu''nb
asag ~ ny n I,omc % National Bank sens draft on
81 Wv Notiono, Hnnl, Ia King for tho
.nouos OF the check. 1t wont through the
rs,,tur.llouse Of. the 10th, but was thrown OUT
:. ,hc Homo. National Bank closed its doors
"sor,tuy. 1t also nppearctl outside OF tho
nas n...a frcts thnt K,pr wos anxious tn havu
tlpnated 'lsls .',"' ,.,,ss,,. 49,. n,., sso,,
.hcehcek co'iee'eu "''""us .oet' IT, anu .,. .'eo.1
poposea 10 na'' ,".,ra Tha 5,.t. ,r,a W.
1hth II WAS ufa"n. lse osa'' WINS
.,r,r collected, md the Company
40 10 owned Il BROUGHT sMis, claiming
th,t the Third Sationa natik haG been e',isly OF
ragsnre IN no. +, in.. M Gtt - ~ n tI race
iW cocelio!', a' ,rn ~ hana ~ ~ snn,o a,s,er
1hen snou af. i,ro a ~, T., ~.
hps, which woasd na'e hao I'LL 'nteFcS' III COL
lttIng It..
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
4 RIILRO4US TEIRLY EARNINGS.

The annual rcrOrt of the directors of the
Hamilton and Joseph Railroad Company, FOR the year
ending December Il, 1879, has been submitted to
Tie stockholders. The total earnings OF Tie road
during tine year have been 045450, ana the net earn
iuzs above fixed Chargce SI2O3J6. Tho operating eX-
pcuses, which fall small fraction below GO
per cent have been $l,226,55l-tO which sum
are addcd &37543-pad for taxes, interest aud
exchange and 5000 600 for interest the h0uded debit
Tho total revenues Of the company rom an sources
have been: Net earnings Of road Sl2O3jG; income OF
land department and proceeds II and grant bonds tSO
-gl sale of old material, E93jG0 total, TT9sIOI or
Is sum S3s2 EO7 have been auphcd inZ additione
10 the property and tho remainder 80 the payment OF
debts. Beyond the funded dCbt the COmp2hy mas 10
liabilities except for current expenses.
Tn, road- total length ol track 492 miles. During
the yc6riS miles ~ track have been led Win Htcl
rails making the total length Of steel track l2S miles.
About 1000 Of etecl rails WIll be lhli
during the present year. The motive power ana the
equipment nave been improved
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
the CAYTLE DISEASE.

NEN,JERSEY TAXING PRECAUTIONS.
GENERAL PATRICK CoNFEEs WITH GoNERN0R NC
CItIIAN ANp OTHER OrFICIALs-IHE DISEASE
DESCRIBED BY GENERAL PATRICK.
TRENTON, Feb. 27.-lhe JOINT Committee
Of the Legislature met General Patrick and Dr. Law,
OF New-York, here to-day, bY appointment for the pu!
pose OF ascertung the method ~ curing the disease o
ucurO-pueumonla among honci cattle. ana prphtlne
y the experience Of the New York officials. Gen raj
Patrick and Dr.. Law dmed witI Governor Mcclellan
previous to the meeting, and IT IS. said the hitter
expressed himself favoraby toward similar
enactment in tins state 10 that In New-Nork.
pr Law first gave the committee a history ~ the
disease described thc symptoms and The best process
for stamping IL out decmBC the isolation aud slaughter
Of Infected herds The only proper mcthcds he strongly
condemned iuocuaJion, asserting that while Al might
act as a proplylacr u animals treated IL was really
ollyameaeurc for spreading rho dreaded disease. IN
an, cr t. questions lie said the West has not yet been
affected au-c cattle seldom taken from thc Gast
10 the West. fitIs uot Stamped here however, II
Vil extend 10 tho PLAINS ana u VIII then Toe be
Nnud all control. aud the effects VIII be terribly
1isastroIs Citfir are Affected he said, without Dis.
a inIuaoH the meat O COVE not Tar gone with the dis
is ,,,, 70 nr,1rs Tlc dsc.s, is cminrntIy IA con.
ti1iOu aud cannot 1e generate ~ t,is country.
'I"d -, oI,rre1int, under the New York law which be
considered excellent although su,c pubic Of
peoXemcnt Va the way Of extending the powers Of The
iovcrno- The method II Iarautnmg farms ~ more
,en,iyc Than the outright sauch ter animals
General pAttiCk sIfd hi- experience with veterinary
ro- ASSISTANTS mad taught Im the necessity OF HAY
iug only the Beat mcn for the WOIk. He had known
them To- ac,eut ur1os. lie thought too thht one police
better than tour UcpuiN-shcrH, OF consiLbc>.
only tWO lrds Of ia" value oi an animal -huu b" ptd
when u is slaughtered by authority lie intended To
r.Au-h.,r a of the catJn Jt BosN lie. Long Island.
leaving not Il bOOl OF the 500 he found There.
lie recommended thit h.l u.,ch COWS 1e refused ad-
mission TIE state, and Ndt At fat Guide oc suhi.,.,d
Ia upo. tutC arrival al ,o 'dushtcthpu7c-
~ Hudscu County.
The committee adjourned Unti Monday, when a nd
VIII u-obab'y ho prepared omHcdruL tie features OF the
NtW-YOrk law. and SublutfCd 10 thc Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
FINE MILLINERY II UNIoN.SQUARE.

The removal of the well-knOWn house OF
1fon Rheims importer OF French millinery GOODS 10
now rooms in the spinccr Building in Cnionsquafe'
enahles its manager to make very attractive oSp'aS
I'm Ifs sprinC opening. The rooms comprise te "uoio
second floor with frontage on Union square OF - ''c.
,uiur back 200 feet; with ell 100 feet long by 20
rcct wide facing on Fihcenth-st. In this exclusive
opartmcu is an attractive display OF the finest xmas oI
,mported millinery goods consisting oi SKIS OF peau'ii
dosns flowers feathers Breton laces and nbOoDs' al
ar bonnet trimmings; and large variety OF me chp'
Tuscan braid ana fancy straw hats and bohne'S III
sill, materials soft textures known os sublime ana ca
poeo arc the novelties for this Spring In noWers INC
lo,ct change is the crepe foliage. Some OF the Iahcy
feathers in which the bright co!ors from tie Dreas OF
humuipr birds have been sklfully woven ny hand are
beautiful and range IN price a. utu ~ 60.
Tue Latest dcsi.1ls III ribbons are brOcau'u Ilu lal'
sfr1urs with combinations IN many coOft. Inc iuyat
roelv ribbon one woven With real c0d thread DlHg
are MANY new designs wreetls 10 20 aOuhu me
crown oi the bat or bonnet Leon Rheims spends most
OF ms time I'm Paris and when any new ms"on IL ITO
duccd bv the manufacturers there, lie iOrWardsU u 70 Tue
house here so that frequently the mIhneIS III new
N,k have new STYLE before Ii If introduced IN rams
Tn dcuarfmcut 0f the NtwNOrk store are the V,'
Paris ia Slous i'm h0un"ts from such aTtIsts as Nlo
I0sse MichuicWicz-TuvCe and Eugene Pdrlset. 1uey
show that fhr bonnet o the immediate future is SlGhuy
larger than those worn, with squarer crown % a
trimmed with long r5hon strings aud Wealth or Tlch
slks flowers and Breton lace The house oi Leon klee
:ld all its mpCTtatOns are french, ana oA-5 u '-C
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
ArHlvAL nF R0BERT O,KELLY.

Robert O'Kclly, the recently released Fcnian,
rtiycd from England yesterday on board the steamship
Matathon committee composed Of J. J. Rosster' T.
j. Haybyrre. Patrick Tlerney. J. Malone Captain
Brcslau Patrick Dou2herty aud Thomas Nciuc took the
tUchoat W L. Chandler aud went down tie bay 10 meet
O'Kcy Patrck Iicrney, Of ne commit ce was t"i sew
rral wears fcoWc cOuviC Il O'kc o. anu ne greeting
bctvce them W~s anc.tlIr Obel'y Is only thirty Two
wears of age hut hs I've years imprisonment has ctt
iuctable Traces Of suffering on his feature and WIN
ms bald head and gray hairs De would be taken Tor "a
man tar advanced IN lie. He was Jhe last OF thIeC
Jeuiaus who were sent spike leland, hs arrest ana
rauyleOu resulting from is nOoung another niOInCT
Ou The same gbt that Talbot was shot, IN 49, .
The committee brought O'kc.ly TO the ciy ana laet
evening he W., aiken about ana introduced to num-
ier of prominent lilshmen. il II unlikely mat any
public Tece pOn viii bc given TO him, as lac prcci7 reel
ana duirt lle viii ICU4ln at pINdle mousse 40 -O'
I .-f 0rpa1v4y.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
yET-JLRSAT LEGISLATURE.

uIuNGVAGRANT CHIIDEfE-A"oTnTE BRIDGE
BllI-A DISNGR 10 GOVERNOR iicLErLAT AND
sIAIF.
,rEoM TIE ,rECGAL CORRESPONDENT of IHE TmBUNEl
TRENTON, Feb. 27.-Both Houses adjourned
after their sessions today until Monday night Among
the ba.s passed IN the House today one permitting
stices of the peace To commit homeless and unruly
children to charitable institutions the managers 10 have
the power 20 receive reject them at VIII.
Tie County Treasury is 10 bear the expense
sun another bill for bridge across the Canal Basin
a, WashugioIst, jersey CITY, was introduced to-day.
II differs very Htlc FROM that introduced I'm the srnatc
Yesterday and the purpose Ia doubtless have IA re-
source in ease OF failure with the Senate measure
An ,ortduatc incident IN his legislative experience
occurred to Assembly John II. Robinson, the humor
i-t Of ,lc House, th' morning. H., room at tlr Trenton
iIu.r WA. entered and nt- watch valued al = 90 ~p
u money uud that prr'ou, boon al NrW-ctSry lrpls-
ILur-. mis- railroad II-ecs, were stolen. This D. iLc
It,.t of "a number of hnt,i iuhhcrIcs here and .r.4
beginning 10 lhhh Iltt lrsI5ulNc llc Is NOT an
pToht after All.
III, were introduced to-day enabling cities to correct
error. ia assessments 10 st,t "r sewer rroYcIueuir:
prOuhltnZ ihc hhIr "i lh"~lthhl7 /" minors under q
penalty oI $50, tae NIutjoI~ u hr fined 500; enabling,
-chool Trustees to purchase so worth ot reference
nouH- tur the u-c OF g." schools, under ui
IrCtion of the htuto superintendent; Grabbing
( nou-rc-id,uts 20 become dlr ttug3 Of state
manufacturing corpora; ou,: t.Jgirr2 register. II
clause glyIu- d. -tilct courts 'l-r ou O. the amOuut
ul 800; Requiring thirty dag n.u"c 10 defendants of
greater poWcr- ot appeal li'yr- for reviews by the
supreme Count JElC,s GO decision. iu certain eases, ~
'oial minutes oi boards 81 rc"hoiicr- ~ papers uT
both political parties.
Iho following bills were pa-scd: In tho House,
Assembly blI- feti"ilu% township goI I,Ihnrht 10 the
CIty Of Pas-aIc; abo-ug the distinct court. of New
ton; preventing reduction u the state aud county
assessmeut. aitcr tDc State assessment 10 fixed
c,tubshng schools for indusrlal education with state
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
TIE DOHTNION or CANADA.
pROYINCIAL LEGISLATURES.


PRISCE EDWARDS IsLAND--THR FIsUERIES AWARD
-CHhNuE IN THE CONSTITUTION OF lhh Lh"IS-
IATURE-rHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
CHARLOrTETowN, p. T.. l., Feb. 27.-The
local Legislature opened to-day by SIR hopoft
IIodgson with speech. After auiing TO the loyal
eradication which felt In the arrival of the MAT
quls Of lorne and the Princess Louise. he continued:
1he Government OF United States having paid the
Wsbery articles OF tho Treaty OF Washington, which
has since been handed 10 the respective COY enentso
the Dominion and New-tOundland, my bQFcIuheht
believing the right OF this Province 10 such ptOpoi
OF The award the value Of our hsheries bears 10
that OF oiher maritime Provinces, nave taken an rLS
opportunity OF pressing this claim upon inc gthtlh
Government The papers upon this subject VIII DC lau
The steadily decreasing OF the Province. ana
the difficulty OF keeping ts expenditures within ltsre
cepts, demand the strcieSt economy IN administrator
= puhl'c service. Already such important retttncn-
ment could bc carried into effect without statutory
utholtY has been adopted aud measures pf0Vulhk o
G9hnco OF & sassS Pyag @ T 6c aS fS yo
other GohtIVilare eh peI7eS Will y,' ~ % tbn consti,
hlll VII! be submitted 70 you altering INC CouAt
tion or the Legislature, providing one IeRlslatYo
chamber for the Province in lieu Of the existing Legs
ative Council and House Of Assembly 10 thls lIpor-
tan, constitutional change invite your earnest a''ch-
measure having for its object the abolition Of i'm
prsonment Tor debt VIII be submitted for your ap-
prevail
1877 very satisfactory aud exhibit gratifying IN
crease IN the number Of schools IN operation aId VIZ
children attending thcI1. Tie and improved school
houses built Ia different parta OF the Island, attest e
sincerity Of the interest taken by thc people III tne
of education. While the large ard eommodlOus
buildings erected by tie School Boards OF Charlotte
town and Summersiae VIII supply want long felt by me
inhabitants OF those to"Is,y0u VIII be ashca 10 c0uoI
Il proposition for the analcamatIOn or the NOrnul
School and the Prime OF Wales College. Willie main
tanning the efficiency OF these Institutions 1t VIII largely
reduce the annual cost
Observation-Disclosures BUSINESS PROsPECls'
FREDERICTON ~ b., Feb. 27.-The Provincial LeSlsla-
opened this afternoon 1T 3 O'Clock lleuteuaut-
Governor Chandler delivered the opening speech. lie
alluded to the death II the Princess Alice; To tho APP
pOntment Of the Marquis of LOrne Gs GOvcruorHentL
Of the Doinin on, aud the arrival in Canada OF tho
Princess Louise and said that visit from tncm had oec
prOmiSed sad that the business prospect or the
Province Is such TO call for expressions Of sasfac-
ton.
Mr.. Chandler spoke OF the Efforts that had been made
to improve the breeds OF sheep aud cattle ana TO intro
ducc nc varieties of Spring wheat AMI the sugar beet
aud eaid that negotiations In progress fOt the
erection of new Government building at Fredericton
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
MEXICAN AND S0UrH 4MERIc1Y TRADE.

NETTING At COOPER UNGoY 70 DISCUSS THR COM
MCrctAL RELATIONS or NATIONS oN THIS HEM
ISrURE.
Peter Cooper acted as chairman Of the
meeting that vcs helt Last evening N Cooper Union
Han, for the purro-o of discussing the means
Of iLcrca,ug tbc trade between the United
states and Mexico aud sOuth America
There were several hundred persons in the hall
Mr. Cooper Introduced The speakers. Don Manuel de
2,uacoua the Mexican Munster At Washington, WAS re
cciycd Eith applause
Within the la,t year, said he have that the
interest IN tho al relation between my country
and YOURS increased greatly TIE people and the
Government OF Mexico symHahzs heartily with the
Object II meeting. They are willing - do
gpytuius almost To- promote trade between the two
couuuics The proposition o. have an exposition In
,rvio at which he products of the country can he
rrniprd together fer dsp1v, Is taking definite shape
inns morning received Information IRON i"c rtcf"Iaiy
If Public Improvement that the Exposition has
bcen nunod for January -, $50 and that
vr.E will begin immediately The ''ntcrnll EXpos-
ton in this country, continued the speaker. wa, the
starting point more 'ntmnt" relations be-
fwncn Nrvico aud the United states; and
Exposition, l trU-t. though more modest. perhaps,
vii sc.ye 10 establish that intercourse on
dim basis. The contact OF the two nations
under these circumstances would increase greatly the
uoy,ge " wbic each 0f The 0thcr, and would pro-
I"rn Iandchman ~ New York SAID that the trade OF
BraN cout be- obtained ior thc asking of IT, lie gave
WnnS arS I,1trd S:ttcs. he said fSrris.cs Erazi
with only per cent 0f lis imports. Colonel y. '.
waiting. Mexican Consul al (Dlc5Eo. gave an account,
f tc trp o TIE merchants 20 Mexico lie was pHrtlcu-
lly stuck ho -aId with the Nce encc OF the Mexican
nn.c system. There was an evident desire for better
railway end steamship facilities hetwccu the
Two countries. long letter from salvador
dr Mcudcnra, the BRAZILIAN COpsul-Gcntr3l IN
mi. ity. containing many statistics iu regard to
The value of the trad of Brazil read. ana also
Telegram from Gene al cyrus Bussey President Of the
New-Orleans Chamber OI Commerce, approving Of the
object OF q he meeting.
A set of resolutions adopted recommending that
earnest attempts be InHc to further tn" exporting de
of tine cCuutrg. Under tine resolutions CON-
mttrs Of was g 10 organize
nlan of action which shall aim tO promote
foreign trade especially with the uutors Of the Western
IIcmsuhrrr." The committee consist ~ y. q. Clark
OF the Lackawanna Co.i and Iron Company; j. A.
rWcetzcr, of Durkine, Miiken * Co; ". Irving Adams
OF Scoyill Manufacturing Company ~. W. wheeler,
Of wheeler, Parsons * Havsi A. g. Rand, OF
Jnf.n & Rand Powder Company fl. H. BcdGe. of Mcf-
riden Cutlery u. y. Ropes. or Hand Rubber Company ;
w. II. Pophan OF ". H. Popham a Co; Louis Holmes,
Of FULLER, Warren & Co. J.. {. Chauin. 0i king@fOrd
starch Company, aud William StclnWa!, Of SCmVHy Il
4
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ANOTHER DELAY IN THE POLICE CASE.
JUDGE posoHUE GRANTS An ADJOURNMENT UNTIL
TOMORROW.


JUDGE posoHUE GRANTS An ADJOURNMENT UNTIL
TOMORROW.
The separate proceedings of Inspector Dhks,
CAPTAIN walsh and James Carroll brought to test 10y
nandamus fhe validity Of the law reducing the salaries
Of the police were before Judge Donohue yesterday
Int Charles MacIean the attorney for the Ponce Boaru
infected that he had not had reasonable time 10 con-
slider the motion Euhu Root, for tho ohcers hSs'e"
that the whole matter turned mere question OF l"'
These proceedings were based on partial a&feemch.
between himself and Mr. MacLcan, the main obect oI
which was TO present as soon possible TO the Court VI
Aupeas the questions involved, which were aerH ohp
the Interpretation Of statGtcs MI MacLean Fepc"
the original basis changed that he couia
,ccocnizet He was just unusually busy ana '"u'
mot rtve fol attention 70 1t this wcek Judge DoI9Ge
sci 4 down peremptorily for next SATURDAY ~
Toan then ca led attention to preliminary It.
Judge DOnOhuc sdld that could Dc uscuhscu "''0 ""
Saturday. ...o, T,Iro Nm.
ol,ie md: "Wbile | shah give careful attchtiOn 10
- ,eer,on raised before me, feel that my decision.
Will iaye little rul wei ght In The lntcIiel"t4o' % n
conhlCting statutes. II there are such IN thls csc ne
psr1cs 10 this troVcrsy VIII not be cOh'eh h"4t
Tie Cour of Appeals. think the passage 10 tht ~ m
should hc hastcnrd rapidly as possible bccuSS W @
!. sepms Tint Whichever side Is finally Succths'G
Gav's DELAY must work injury 10 the C!' ol va"
,e6snn | have adjourned The cas- only 10 "a @ uuS
some reason NAV tbeu be shown for luIther auVu'N
,nrut but think shah be reluctant 10 grant j"
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
7 MApt.ov WELL, INDICTED

NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. 27.-lndictments found
some time ago uy the Grand Jury against J. Madison
Wells aud A. T. Duua-. proprietor OF bonded ware
house have been flied, hut the charges which tlcy
m, based yc not been Given 10 the public. II j. stated
that Wells IS ell itreI with having accepted hr3e
for procuring on'" for certain Icl."n
Dumas f. charged with having offered 10 hubr an officer
f iI, Government go plocur. olc'. Deputy tolIrc-
tor An icrpn was today arrduci be- fore tho and
ordered to produce ia" pay roll Ot tho custom House
b.fuIs the Grand Jury.
me Itmes Oi to-.ao4roW VIII puh-h the fullowi ing
There was a Tumor the streets yesterday 10 tho
effect that Governor Nichols MAS about Ia resign. The
causes wbicn Will induce him 10 take this important
stcp are not stated
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
THE FISHING TIFET.
| HARDsIHPs AND DANGER oN THE B.NKs-EEtJRN
or sn'fT or THE VESSELS.

HARDsHiP5 AND DANGER OF THE B.NKs-EkfLhN
or so,iU or THE VESSELS.
GLOUCESTER, Mass. Feb. 27.-Ihc Glou-
ccstcr hcct which was exposed to the storm is slowly
coming bs, 10 port Most oil tine vessels Lost their
cables aud anchors, had their decks swept ana were
otherwise disabled Many bad verJ marrow ESCAPES from
puuJ,.lus. Twenty one out Of tie sixty had come
in this morning IL Is feared that some
h.ye souc down. The anxiety as each vessel arrives
Is most intense The loss Of cables and anchors thus far
reportcd VIII not rl much short of $1,000. Captain
Jamos FIcrs Of tie sunshine had his leg broken Two
~ the crew or tho Flyns scud were badly injured.
Three other vessels the ect arrived THIS afternoon
The schooner Alfred Walen was flowed In by the
schooner William A. Pew, which picked her up ON
.nrc. Ranks TUESDAY with +uf ruddcr aud anchor
patrcK Cougblnn OF the WING Scud, hld lcl broAou,
and Nuur Rogers sustained fracture OF rib aud iu-
tcruul injuries from sca shipped by tho schooner.