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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-11
JAMES s. EDWARDS, Orrrs,o.s
BNAlNARD II. WARNER, 'i'
j. II. COLDWELI, Auctiuneer les WSSI2
TTNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
u proved rNOPERTY IN TIE COUNTY.

FINRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNlM-
Il PROVED PROPERTY IN TIE COUNTY.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated November rs, 4.
ID ls7i and duly recorded In liber No. al, folio 2tS
ct seq, one of the land records for the District of Co,
nmbla, aud by virtue OF n certain decree passed
wherein Jerusha NJ. Holton is complainant and
Bridget Fitnam ct ~. defendants. and at the written
request OF the party secured shall sell at public auc-
tion IN front OF the premises ON "WEDNESDAY
the "a day OF July, 1879, AT O'Clock y, M all Inc iOl
lowing described piece or parcel Of land, lying and
being situate In the county Of Washington, District OF
Columbia, and known and being part of tract of
land called the girls PoruOn," and contained within
the western side by line running north 10 Idegreesl,
west siSty.One and four Unc-hundredths (dl 4'lnOl
ptrches from boundary stone nj the northeast cor
mere Morelands part of said tract, and bounded on
the north by line of Thomas Carburys land south
100 lO' west, the south 10y line OF Met hcsneys
land running south $50 TO the aforesaid boundary
stone, and the east by The following lines oil part
sold oil TO James Seldc, to wit: From point on the
eightyfour hundreds q si.lOO) ucrChcs TO marked
poplar, north 2lo, west four hundred and ninety-sN
(4!J) perches TO II marked hickory north thlrty'slN
and one.1uarcr (364o) degrees, east twentyone
lDaO degrees east twelve perChes; thence north
thrtyslN and onequaIter (3O4o) degrees, east tity-
one and one-quurtcr perchcs TO Thomas Carberys
south inecontnning 30 acres, rood and 81 pcrghes,
together with the improvements, SC &c. .
Terms: 81 600 cash; balance IN two equal INSTALL
menis payable IN six and twelve months, with inter
est At the rate OF cent rer nnnum, secured by
deed OF trust the property sold; ali cash, nj pur
veyhncing 1T purchasers cost. II Terms oi sale are
not compiled with in ten UO) days the trustee re
serves The right to resell the property ut the risk and
'0S' Vi INV Uei BRATSMR tpie II. WARNER, Trustee.
W. b. WILLIAMS n CO., AuctionepTs.
Je6,l3.0,27&ds Star eOd&dsl
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[ United STATES MAKsHALs SALE
by virtue of n writ of fcri faoias, issued ont OF
the clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District
of Columbia, and 10 me directed, Iw!l sell NJ public
sale for cash. nt the nrhouse door of said District
on TUESDAY, the l7th day of June 1879 at ~
o'clock ~, all the right, tile claim and interest OF
the defendant In and 10 the olowingdescrihed prop
erty, to wit To lot one %, in Morgan's subdivision
OF part of Widows Mite known rs Oak Lawn. In the
District of Columbia, being situated at the intersec-
ion OF Columbia road and Nineteenth street extend
ed, seized and levied upon as the property of Maria
r. Stoddard TO satisfy execution No. l7I69 ~ law in
favor Of Matilda s, Hartman.
FREDK DOUGLASS.
United states Marshal, District Of Columbia.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuCtiOneer my2s-tts
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rTNREASURY DEPARTMENT,
u DrREAu OF ENdRANINn Avn pRINTINN

Il BUREAU oF ENoaAviNG AND PRrNTING.
May q, 1879.
Proposals for supplies, embracing dry colors for
plate printing, oils. chemicals, bond, manila, and
other paper typographical Inks, twine glue, binders
materials and plate printers materials generally for
use of the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing for six
months ending December 81 1872 VIII be received at
this Office until II M, June ~, from manufacturers
aud regular dealers IN the several classes of goods
Blank forms for proposals upon articles In either
class, with Information us TO quantity, quality, and
conditions, will be furnished On application.
lt Is Intended that proposals shall be compared on
each Item separately and, considering the udAptd-
Olity of qualities TO tile work of TIE Bureau well
prices proposed orders vii be made on the lowest
bidder for the articles desired.
The right 10 waive defects and reject any all bids
Is reserved.
Parties Wishing information must specify upon
which particular class Of articles they are quedtO
propose, and should address their applications to
q. II. IRISH,
Chief Bureau Engraving aud Printing,
nlNM MuANlI.tInn IL
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RECONSTRUCTION OF UNITED STATES
IN PATENTOFFtCE BUILDING.
ADVERTISEMENT.
low BLOUKS FOR TILE RECONSTRUCTION
OF THE UNITED STATES PATENT.OFFICE
BUILDING, WASHINGTON, -. c.


y, = u VI \
Sealed proposals viii he received ut THIS office until
y m. on Wednesday, the lith dny Of luuc is1p for
furnishing, delivering, httlng, and puttng In place
complete about 23WO (twrny.threc thOustndl square
ieet Of hollow tiles or hollow blocks for hreprOOhng
the new roofs being constructed over the north
and west wings. aud also for furnishing and laying
about 1000 (fOrtyseven thousand) square feet OF fire
proof ceiling slabs under the floor beams OF the gall
lcriuS OF the above building
specifications and diagrams showing the spnClng OF
raiter- Sc, blank forms of proposals aud bonds aud
amy additional Information may b. obtained On appii-
cation ut this Office
Proposals should be made in the prescribed form,
lndOrsed Proposals Tor FIRE pruOng, aud addressed
To ADOLF CLUSS,
my3O.F .M.W,jt Engineer and Architect.
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FIXTURE DAYS.
II T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctionecr,
% SOC L street nOrthwps

II T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctionecr,
~ SOC street northwest
AUCTION SALE OF PREMISES NOS. 900 AND
oil / STREET SOUTHEAST, IN WASHINGTON
ClTY. u. {.
By virtue OF deed of trust dated March g. 1870, re-
corded In tber No. sl5. of the land records FOR
this District will offer for sale Ut public auction In
front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, June H.,
1872 at O'Clock y. m part of lots In square p be-
ginning for same nj pOint IN the south line OF street
distant u feet inches east from the southwest cor
ner OF said lot thence east said line Of said street
81 feet inches to the east ue of said lot thence south
~ feet inches 10 line Of said lot thence west ~
feet Inches, ard thence north % feet inches TO the
beginning Improved by two two-stOry frame dwell
ings.
Terms OF sale: One-iourth cash day Of sale or
within seven days thereafter; the residue In three
equal payments ut six, twelve and eighteen months
from day OF sale, the purchasers, prOmissory notes,
hearngB per cent. interest TO be gwen therefor, Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold, ana q
satisfactory policy of Insurance the buildings or all
cash may I've paid II desired. Terms to be complied
with III days from day Of SALE default of compliance
ut risk and cost OF purchaser. All conveyancing NJ
purchasers cost, Fly dollars deposit on acceptance
Of cash bid.
JAMES s. EDWARDS, Trustees.
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a SPECIFIC REMEDY for all Diseases OF the
Urinary Organs-Non.r etention or InContinence OF
Urine Irritation, Inflammation. or liberation of the
Bladder and Kidneys; stone IN the Badder, Gravel
BriCkdust Deposit, Bright's Disease Milky Dis
charges and all Diseases OF the Bladder, Kidneys
Prostate Gland whether affecting Male, Female. or
Child.
FOR WEAKNESS arising from excuses or dssl.
patton, attended with some Of the following symp-
ton 10 Exertion or Business. Shorness Of Breath.
Trembling Troubled with Thoughts of Disease,
Head, Rush of Blood TO the Head, Skin Eruptions
Pale COuntenance and Dry skin.
IfTIIESE SYMPTOMS are allowed to go on very
frequently Epileptlc Fits and Consumption follow
Wien tile constitution becomes affected with organic
weakness requires the aid of nm invlgoranC ned-
cine TO strengthen md tone up the SYSTEM which
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU does In every Case
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PROPOSAL9.
PRoFo5ALs FOR A;PHALrUM PAVEMENT
OFFICE or BUILDING FOR
STAFF, WAR, ASH NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
Old Blildinu Navy Department,

OFFICE or BUILDING FOR
STAFF, WAR, ASH NAVY DEPAHTMESrS,
Old Binding, Navy Department,
Seventeenth street,
W.sHtSUTON, u. G., June .. $50
Sealed proposals for furnishing delivering and lay
Ing complete about sJJ square yards Of Asphaltum
Pavement, With base Of hydraulic cement c0ncnte.
IN the court yards Of the building for the state War,
and Navy Departments In this city, viii We received
at this Office until " o'clock noon of June 10, 1879,
and opened Immediately thereafter IN presence Of
bidders.
specifications general instructions for bidders and
blank forms Of proposals will be furnished only to
parties regularly engaged IN the business upon Rppi
cation. TIfOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
jc9 LioutenantC Colonel Of Engineers.
pROpOSALs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
A ,.,...,... IRON WORK. -......
CONSTRUCTION or FIRE-PROOF BUILDING
FOR NATIONAL MUSEUM.
SMITHSONIAN ISsrITUrtOS,
OFFICE OF HE SECRETARY,
WAsH1SGTON, u. G., June 2 1879
Sealed proposals Will he received NJ this Olicc until
" NJ, on WEDNESDAY, 18th june 1879 for furnish.
Ing, delivering fitting and putting IN place, complete,
the WkOuGlir AMI CASIIR WORK required
IN the National Museum building roof, stairs and
ratings, IN accordance with drawn specifications,
nnd schedules to he seen vt tho Office OF tluts d
SchulIc, Architects, COrCurHn building. Date for
opening proposals changed to SATURDAY, the nth.
e.
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The Great DOuble.TrnCk
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST
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SAN FRANCISCO, June TO- 1879.
The following nre tho Official closing quotations of
Ii IItI..N I...l In II1n.
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Pacific Mining stocks.

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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

no THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED Z
TuESpAY: June II, 1874 81 same time and place.
jull. w FMSds ENOCH TOTrEN, Trustee
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
TIE RAILU4Y BLOCKADE.

TWO Engines WRECKED AND CAR BURNED On
THE NEw-YORK CEN1RAL-F0UR MEN INJURED
EXPRESS TRAINS DELAYED.
UTICA, y. Y, Jan, 3.-A hurricane, with a
fierce snow storm, ragged here all day until $3.50 p IN
Trains OIL the New York Central road, from the east
are pretty nearly time, but no freight trains are
running The 1890 ami train left here time but was
showed in Canasota, and only reached Syracuse
about / p N. The train leaving New-IOrk at 1880
a. III. reached here half hour late, and combined
with that which left New.IOrk at $50 q. IN.
The combined train held here until p. IL.
ON account of a snow-plough being buried in the
drifts al Whtesboro No other train will West until
the arrival Of the Chicago Pacific Express,
which leaves New-York at $50 tonight. The
storm was more fierce between Utica and
syracuse The st. Louis Express did not
como through this morning but al accommodation
train from Syracuse time. train made up at
syracuse ana leaving there at l24o p M,
met with an accident three miles west OF
Cauasota The first Of the two engines broke loose ana
became buried In drift, and the second engine
and the train ran II, the hcng 50 thick tlat
nothing could be feet ahead Both engines were
wrecked. Nat Hagar, engineer OF the
sccomd engine, was thrown down the cm-
baiIy bruised AIexaudor Girgan his fireman. also
badly bruised aud cut about nc mead Engntrr James
Van VOIsi. Of the head engine. escaped, but
ms , ,nm.nr n,snau and '" was drageed and pulled
by the bra.ebock of the tender and badly bruised and
hurt internally. All these men live ~ Albany. IN"
express messenger George H. Butts, Of S'Thcute was
oyrrtuned with his and hcld down by H. The car
took fire aud Was consumed. together wlth IT'S
contents Buss hand and head were cut ana he barely
ESCAPED being burned alive being entirely surrounded
by nrc when rescued. Albert LthcrdRc. "a brakeman,
had his sprained. train made up at the wreck
and reached Utica AT 800 j.. going rd"t at
1880. 40 other train from the West ia expected To-
night The engines at CanastOia arc badly wrecked,
INT Is thought the track will be cleared by morning.
The Rome and Watcrtown road - hOI~lcssly moved,
under The Uuca ant Black River tram from ORdcns-
an
late and will be run in the morning at 7:JO The
Southern Road trains are all right.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
i UURDERER'S ACCOMPLICE.
CONFESSION OF w. W. BISHOP.

CONFESSION OF w. w. BISHOP
suE POISONING OF CHARLES II. COBB PLANNED BY
HIMSELF AND MRS. COBB-THE POISON FUR
NIsHED BY BISHOP AND ADMINISTERED BY MRS.
COBB.
Norwich, Conn. Jan. 3.-The Cobb trial was
resumed this morning, the crowd being II anything
greater than ever before. The first witness called was
DIR Perkins Cobb's family physician lie testified that
Cobb was in good health up to the 22d OF last February
two weeks after Mrs Bishops death that night lie was
taken III with symptoms indicating poison OF some sort
the symptoms were continued during INC next e~ uAyS
80 he asneciay called Mr. Cobbs attention to the pos
.h,,ity OF poisoning and asked him TO eonsder care
,llv what chance OF accidental poisoning he relnem
bered MT Cobb was unable 10 think Of any pos
,,ble means by which anything OF the sort could
have happened on May 20 Dr. Perkins again
visited Cobb and found him greatly debitated
with symptOms Of numbness and tingling increased
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
UILLI4M Il. PALMEE'S LIBEL SUIT

William r. Palmer, brother of Albert VI.
Palmer manager of the Union Square Theatre is pre-
pairing to bring libel suit against The New York HeraM
The papers have yet been drawn up, but is said
that heavy damages will be claimed Cause for the al
legged libel grew out Of an absurd mistake On Saturday
last an insane who registered at the Metropolitan
Hotel as William J.. Palmer fired two shots al
Police Officer Furncss. infcting wounds which caused
The poncemans death on the following day. In NE
IrrdLrS local report OF the tragedy no reference was
made TO the personal history Of this William Palmer
except that he respcctahly connected at StOnng
ION Connecticut" But AN accompanying tecgTapIic
dlspatch 10 The HCTdld dated New London. Conn., was
wTttcn the false supp-ition that William L. Palmer
was william H. Palmer. also formerly of StOningOn. and
brother OF the manager0f tile Union square Theatre
The article described IN detail the family connections
william H. Palmer, related that two years he
had accepted position in the boI-Oico OF the Union
Square Theatre and concluded with story Of alleged
domestic troubles, OF his separation and reconciliation
with his wife. Both W. H. and A. VI. Palmer have re-.
cciycd many letters this week from friends IN different
parts of the country, inusy inqunDg W X Palmer
killed the policeman and If he was insane The injury
inflicted by the confusion Of names Hr Palmer thinks
was aggravated by the fact that II would have been easy
ascertain tie truth by making inquiry at the theatre.
and also that retGacOn or correction was aterward
published
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
A NEW SUIT by MRS. BERGER.

Mrs. Mary LaBau Berger, the daughter Of
Commodore Vanderbilt, who, in sympathy with her
brother Cornelius j. Vanderbilt, has contested her
fatacI's Will, has begun SUIT against William II. Van
dert and ner other brothers aud sisters, In which all
claiming under Commodore Vanderbilt as heirs are
made parties The objects stated in the notice Of suit
are 10 determine the validity of the following The de-
wise by Cornelius Vanderbilt Of his real estate 10 VIII
liam H. Vanderbilt and t. A.Vdnderbit the convey ances
of property bought PAID Tor by Commodore Wander
bit but conveyed III his lifetime TO William iNandctb
the releases of some OF the CommOdore's children to
William H. Vanderbilt which, II IL alleged, were without
consdrration and obtained by fraudulent Conceamcnts
and prscces and therefore void the transfer by Com
Inodore Vanderbilt Of property alleged TO amount in
vauC 10 $40 900 900 to William ii. Vanderbilt. The OBJ
sect Of The action stated TO be- among other things the
appointment OF a receiver number OF lots are de
sr1b,d by reference TO records affected by the
non and notice given that personal claim IS made
AGAINST anyone except William ii. Nan.erbt.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
SNIP NEVIS.
ARRIVED.


PORT or NEw.YORK ..........Jan. 3.
str Iotte (Br Wedda Cafina Nov %. Messna 20 Pal
emo Malaga Dec . and Gibraltar g. with huit etc |"
Str Jennie Csr pnrys Liverpool Dec H. via Della
Zanzibar B Fox. Liverpool Dec A. with mdse 10 OF
Sir Alliance, Lawson philadelphia. to Jane, Hand =,
BaIk Karoon lnsw iid tons Of Haafl SaSde zen iru''
schr vulcan I CoggHs %Clfve + 20 days Win po
schr Fair Pay tr WofyIc - with potatoes 10 Orueri
srhT Tei Geo o. / ifC Fc.scaden Bccbc New
schr Maria Rand Kenny, Gouceser for Phllaaelpnia
arrived m the % inst and Hart Island came up TO
the city today.
wGND-sun,ot-At Sandy Hook gale W; thick Of shore
At CITY Island, W NV; clear.
CLEARED.
SITS Devon n Peers Bristol na Moran; ovy Sy q o 3a
Ship lalene GER Never Bremen Waijen 11el q CO.
K6Hp a5Gs co.. R6senSeat r sf London cor RAJ
fae IrT1a A@a se Mes aSmaya O and
porto Cabco Dalett BOulton Co; John laryie IGGk
hart Lo4&Sn TS%e EGys { c Co Maria Christina
Bpie Rachel Conry Il Thomas Pension Co.
Sclrs Veva DelOny. Port Nugrave, IIaton Watson Co
Eleanor souri, HgGSat CO. CO. fSFa Sy
Con carena wara Go M Hea9n .ogGIs n,r k3 Ksg gs
and Key West, Benner & P.nkney
RETURNED.
Fana Smith hence for PhiladelPAia' while passing
carrying the foremost, winch in falling slightly nufcd
the Captain. ..-.,,,,
PROVIDENCE. /. Jan 3The schooner + Clark ot ana
Ne New Bedford, went ashore last lgH un
Blue Rocks Newport HarbOT. She lies easy, and VIII PROB
ably of.
WASHINGTON Jan 3-The Signal Corps Station OF Chatham
Mass reports chief signal officer that an unknown
schooner Flat They have cut away the
the considered in precar0ls cohIoi
No one account Of the prevailing gaze anu
the ice. ..z-..
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Jan 3Str Barnard Castle from Ne"'Orleans or
siCnalcd of the Lizard today
LIVERPOOL Jan Arr strs Lake Champain from Port'snd
Newton from Baltimore: Louis, from NewOrle2ns Tel
ford from Savannah: NCGTcgOT. from Boston
QUEENSTOWN, J.Saed, str City OF Brussels TOT e"
York. --. -.
MOvuLF Jan 3-Arr str Nova Scotia, from Baltimore VIA
Halifax, for Liverpool. -, 49, ,,.,-o.,o,
ANTwERP Jan 3-Arr strs EIcelslor and switzerland
both from New.N0rk. o. ,,-,..,..,
from this port for Philadelphia, passed Flushing al
today. d.,
LovDos Jan 3saed 2sth nil Jason, capt Thornsen Tor
Southwest Pass Nightingale 3lst ut, Jan Mayn; 81 hs
TheOlald the for New Orleans; Tiger ior DOboy 49,
Arr ult Inca capt SDeske 3lst ut Teresa C3pI ar
dona Albion; I'd inst Hawarden Castle Errna Elchatu
Par sons Jarlen ChesehTough OrneD NarnaeS COnnlan
Columbus Ihlder; Norge Capt Chr1stiansen Oot on
DOvrr inst DeOdarus, capt Dor~aid Deogahl Do st
peal Akcar Iealta Fide SOgucdaen, Iemplar capt
TIeiry.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
THE VANDERBILT ESTATE.

NEW PHASES OF THE WILL CONTEST.
A PETITION BY CORNELIUS J. VANDERBILT TO RE
MOVE THE EXECUTORS OF THE wlIL-lhl"-
rpvv SPECIFIC CaAEGYs-A NEW SUI by MRS.
BERGER.
Cornelius ]. Vanderbilt has filed in the Surro-
Gates office petition for the executors
under Commodore Vanderbilts will to show
cause why they shall not be removed
The principal grounds assigned are that "lilam
II. Vanderbilt is endangerng the estate by STOCK
speculatons on a gigantic scale that he is expenu-
ing large sums of money in maintaining the VIII
that he is offering money to induce adverse wiz
nesses to change their testimony, and that tno
other executors have no considerable estate asluc
IRON the legacies given them by the WILL MIS-
Rerger the contestant of the will, has begun
new suit against William IL. Vanderbilt III 'he
Snpreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
oFfYcERS or TIE BOARD or ALDERMEN.

A caucus Of the Republicans and Anti Tam
many members OF the Board Of Aldermen held last
evening IN the Westminster Hotel The absence OF Jor
dan L. Mott. who sick. left equal representation at
the meeting si1 Republicans and six Democrats IL was
unanimously decided 10 support Mr.. Mott for
President OF the Board OF Aldermen, and Jacob NJ.
Patterson jr for clerk With power To appoint deputies
Alderman Morris. chairman Of the cauCus will he al
lowed TO name the tergeantat-ar Aldermen BY
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
THE MUTUAL LIFE.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 3.-A meeting OF
the polcyhoders the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of New.York, was held this evening to cohsluer
the action of the Board in alloting por-
tion OF the accrued surplus fund 70
the new insurants. Addresses were made by D. W.
McCnIIouoh of New-York against the new departure.
and ex Judge Fullerton and George H. Andrews OF new
York in behalf Of the management. The meeting au
iourned fOrO One week
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
RAILWAY STRIKE IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Saturday Jan. 4, 1879.
A strike has occurred among the freight
train guards on the Midland Railway against prOlonga
ton OF the hours OF labor Demonstrations have been
made at London Bradford Bedford, Manchester, Leeds
sheffield, Nottingham and Leicester Disturbances are
feared at Leicester
lIor other Foreign Neus see Fi0h PGge.l
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

"Did they encore himY was asked OF "a q
aspraDt for musical hUnors. lttle, she Iepueu'
" but not enough to call him out."-lYonKers Gazette
"Do YOU mean to call me liar = asks
ferocious Old gentleman. Wen. no, not tAh, ,
potzes his Young frlend "but If saw you "a sso sSi
pany OF Ananas Sapphira, should SAP I'm nzzAih
the bosom OF your family"
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
. Q S s G RIP r
2.45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
BANQUET TO GENERAL GRANT.

DUBLIN, Friday, Jan. D. 1879.
Two hundred guests were present at the ban
Guet given in honor OF General Grant this evening
The Lord Mayor presided General NOyes returned
thanks for toast President Hayess health General
Grant replying toast 10 his health, commented upon
the cordiaity OF the popular reception accorded him.
He believed and hoped that the trade depression III
America wouId soon over. He said Americans strovC
TO he honest aud To paw their way they became pros
perous So also, would England. His speech was much
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
SENATOR KELLOGG UMrhS ms PARTY

NEw-ORLEANs, Jan. 3.-SenatOr Kellogg
departed for Washington tonight lie was the recipient
OF a complimentary dinner yesterday at the Union
Club, at which were present tue leaders
NJ the various factions Of Louisiana Republicans a
unauious agreement To harmOnize existing differences
wns arrived at Ex-Governor EOOto expressed surprise
st the existing harmony.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rises 1925 Sun sets .... I45 Clock fast 5n. l5s
Moon sets. Moon sOuths 9.O7 Moons age, days II
WATER TO-DAY-A ".
Sandy look 800 GOV island l47 IL oil Gate... G:3G
WATER TODAY-P.
Hook. 42J Island. ol0 Hell Gate..- GO5
SUNDAY
s,nr,... 725Isun .eis .. 44G Clock fast 5m. Ais.
Uoon sat, 300 Noon ,ouihs 10 Ol Moons days 10
HIGH WATER BUNDAY-k. NJ
SANDY HOOK Al GOV lie and. 54l Hell 0ats.'.. 1880
HIGu WATER sUsDAY-t. NJ
Sandy Hook. 525 Gov IsaDi.. COY Hell eaIo." 'Oo
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
TILE lanes RIVER CLOSED.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 3.-The James River,
uhlcb has b.en only navigablo for steamers
for several days, closed tonight. The Now
vorr steamer wyanoke and the Philadelphia
team.r Pioneer left here this morning. The thermOn-
ster AT midnight was g degrees above zero.