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The New York herald., 1879-02-14
AMERICAN. PORTS.

BOSTON. Feb i2-clearcd, steamers Hooper Bp, Mo-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Worcester Glnucus, and Roman brig
sullivan and from tho roads. steamer Achilles dremPh
John. Ilsps!". n.s,s s.,;%srs .ssr: Ts.n.::s'
Cieared-steamer bulgarian Br,. Frank, Lvspool schr
s"esc.m.r mo"psr br Hverpoo brig FRAN
lNor,. Brdgcwa'cr. T.; schr Chas X HELLER, 81 Pierre
BALrIMoRE Feb lsArysa steamer: Nelson ,ss. ss.,.
Wake rff". y.t % H
scy errks NG NorSr ssse ,
:rTysa -sh.. keller MsnSs,ssn w,ss'oa
Cicared~Stcamcrs fovmino (Br, es,awsy Newcastle,
s"' %cc.
,enie,!a Aecamc G,sp. Assoli, Roacn Bergman Olsen
Mcmlo Br. s"a,hcrsnd. Rosnsfoit; ficrcnec Z sBi,.
Grierson, Londonderry; sehr Lamodn' rss"son'
ssiicd i2th bsrss Adelaide Ocean Chief Br Transoa
riiiiSDsIfiIx v:s iy,G,s.r.a .,; :.S,%c. y.ni'.,
dass. fos cocsc1 ss
Anssrp s'ss watch &
fs A Ne. New
ship Bessie crosby r, Phillips Rotterdam; 'ch' Only
' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Allentown. Mills. williamsburg;
Ys"s s%s ,ss SsS ss, Hsfs ss. :hs sp
town @ Wilson Wsr Ss
%s's.ss1 witt sS srii Boscn InSe. Garrison
A. k''sI and Do
DssAwanx BnraxwArrn pcb i2Arrvcd, bark Ella voss
ssnSsrd rsysy rs,,%sgs,. 6, 81.
sIn.cr Esn.o Sc Si,i,S dG for eSSc"'G-n es,;s .,r;
S ss e G es
bark Minerva CisD. asano, from Calais. arrived yes
issS-Arrivcd brig sicnn Br. Mcleod. Inssss
Rasscd upschrs John, Timmons, Mcnscso BAY; No'''e
s"iisd~Bark Mincrya d,sp. PhilsdclphiA,
sea- :: PIX Of Bristol ' ''''''' ''''' ''
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER LUcY her last trip from North Nor Caroline
e e.. sa
STEAMER FoLyv, from Wilmington, NC. for Bat
.cn, ashore ncssy night during the fog on Niger
she would probably come on Mt high water.
SHIP SvRxx.. from Honolulu for New Bedford. before
Of the accident On Feb the rnddcf was ready FOR hang
BARK BAcALAx m is ashore at tho of'the hsr
Dor Of Havana and will bc n total loss.
Bank ELLA vosn !Br'; Doody from Philsdslpsia NJ 70,
carried away cuswatcr. viii repair at Lewes, Del.
BARK MATILDA urLvAnD tr, Crosby at Delaware Brsat
heavy norherly gales and lost and split sails
Barc MISSxnAHA r,. Porter from pa.cagouls via Mas
Florida coast
Sour Gxo sEALrr Loc leaving Havana Fob is for Gal
the of the hsrbor ESorss are being sdo 70
on. the 9TH reattns
the sn =
Jacksonvile and is near compicon Her mssss arc now
scHR A SEAMAN. Of Chatham. NIB. from Richbucto for
Il
of potatoes for Provideucc RI and obliged TO
ceensl attempts TO sail from port. vo
ago she sailed for her destination.
sound
reCcivcu
Harding. from Chatham describes the unknown sunken
schooner OF Pollock Rip She IL sbont 1Oo tons; she
had ketc bail at tho masthead for flying bstay but no
Of three feet below crosstrccs gsfts
were floating upon the wator sails could be under
the water tcy did her rigging but took from
TnS wreck &
Nxw LONDON Feb lO-Thc goods Of steamer John
Brnma will be sold by auction in this city within week
signors in Bridgeport Tuesday who will put them In
complete repair ahd rcship thcm 10 Constsntinope.
ST JoHs. NIB, Feb 3Brig Rapid OF this port arrived
yesterday from Port Johnson She had stormy passage
Saturday afternoon she arrived q Vineyard Haven and got
west breeze Ms Pm the wind Increased 70 hrrrtcsno
swept OF but luckily saved himself by catching ut tho rig
and vessel began lcak badly The swept wildly
tho decks and wnshcd tho from tho pumps
several times. Monday morning sailor stood to tho
pumps until unable work. and no then crawiod TO tho
forccastc Ic unconscious when picked and
carried tho cabin Tho wind moderated nt Mon
day. and the cargo was rigited.
YArHANK. Feb 13--Thc steamer vindicator. ashore at
Smiths Point the distance from tho bcach
when reported During the high wind of Tuesday
night her deck of and oatcd ashore and
tcrday Of her broke and ashore For tho
days scarcely work has bcen done In dschnr
ing her Of the heavy which fire.
quently breaks completely hcr SoJnc OF the small
goods keep coming ashore, giving occupation to tho
wrcckers who have them saved In all probability sho
will 20 O pieces In tho next heavy galc
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LARGE BREWERY DESTROYED.

LONDON, Ont, Feb. IS, 1879.
About four O'Clock this morning fire was discov-
cred in Carlng's brewery and mailing house. near
the kiln The hremen were soon on hand and had
apparently extinguished the flames. when suddenly
an explosion. supposed to be OF gas. took place.
blowing up the in the western end of the build
ing. From that time the fire, famed by brisk
northwest wind, took firm hold. and no efforts that
the iremen could put forth were of the slightest
avail, the whole of the immense building being
totally destroyed by seven o'clock
FIREMAN MORrALLY INJURED
A fireman named Reeves fell from a ladder and was
fatally injured. The total loss is about $2OOOOO and
the insurance about 100000 of which $40 900 in
the Canada Fire and Marine. $4,000 in the CONNER
cal Union, $4,000 in the Lancashire and $1,000 in
the RoYal.
The New York herald., 1879-02-14
SPOKEN.

Ship Midlothian 1r) Grniths. from San Francisco via
Queenstown for Havrc. Jan 30. of Berry Head
Bark David Preston. Anderson from Brunswick, Ca
for Bucnos Ayres, Dec II. lat y. Ion - w.
Bark Iida Br from Cacrnaroon for Charleston. Jan 2
lat ~. Ion 81.
Jan ~. lat ~. Ion 3 W. ...i ----
Brig Orlando. bound N Feb o. Hattcrns bcaring w by
30 miles.
Brig Clytie Dow, from New York for Havana Fob lat
~ 40, Ion ~ 30 t'|
Brig Prcspcrtc tNor, from for Wilmington 60 days
Feb 3 lat 20 ~, Ion 81 81
sch John Krans. Pitcher. from Now Orleans for Genoa
Feb T. lat 81 lon IL
The New York herald., 1879-02-14

Tho fifteen ball pool match last night between
Knight and Lambert attracted several hundred spec
tators to O'Connors Union Square Billiard Rooms
and the games closely contested that IL was
nearly one A. NJ. this morning before the winning
shot was struck Knight won the match Tho fol-
lowing is the score Of the gamcs:-
Knight--O 20 10 o 0O01 o 1 o I
11VO11 1901 o o 1-21.
Lambert--i 0001 01O11 101101 oil o
OOO1 1000 o 0-y.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcEn,{
WAsHrsaroS. Feb. l4-1 A. NJ.
Tndir0fa10e

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcEn,}
wAsHrsarox. Feb. AL A.. M. J
Indications.
For New England and the Middle States, decidedly
colder and clear fair weather. with northwest to
southwest winds and rising barometer during the
day.
For the South Atlantic States, colder northeast to
northwest winds, rising barometer and partly cloudy
weather. preceded by light rains the coast.
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley. colder and
clear or partly cloudy weather. winds mostly from
north to west. and In the eastern portions rising
barometer.
For the Pacific Coast regions generally cloudy
weather. with light rains from San Francisco north
Washington Territory.
Tho Tennessee and Cumberland rivers will fall
slowly The Upper Ohio will rise.
Cautionsry off-shoro signals continue at Indianola,
Galveston. Smithvillc, Macon. Cape Lookout Cape
Hatteras. Kitty Hawk. Cape Henry. Norfolk, Lewes,
Capo May, Atlantic City. Barnegat and Sandy Hook.
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THE LONDON ..pA1LY NEWS" CONDEMNS THE

THE LONDON DAILY NEWS OoNDH"N' ihH
PRIvY COUNCILS ACTIONS AS ILL ADVISED.
TORONTO. Ont, Feb. 13, 1879.
special cable despatch from London to the Globe
says:-''The Daily Necs condemns the action which
the government has taken with respect to the cattle
trade in resolving to schedule the United States as
an infected country. as showing needless haste and
severity 1t is certainly desirable that strict watch
should be kept ports of embarkaton and landing.
and this watchfulness might give eectual guaran
tee against the importation of infected animals"
The New York herald., 1879-02-14

At half past ten p. NJ the fire was gotten under
troll and there Is thought to be fear of its spread
ing any further though the Fire Department have all
they can do the night through. One after another
the walls have fallen and narrow escapes
occurred with the firemen. but no one seriously
injured Thousands of people lined the streets and
heights overlooking the fire. Toward midnight the
people were moving back into their houses.
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SAILED.

Steamers Arragon (r Brisol Erie (B>. Liverpool
City New York (r,. Isngshaw s do lsailed i2t
Issing Corr Hamburg; State of Georgia tBr Glasgow;
Ciaribel (r) Kingstou ia; Gamma Br) Bermuda Rich
mcnd Rchmona. &c; ships Cumsria Br Liverpool A.
do Prindsessen tNor Antwerp; Verify or do; Gbrnl
tar (Nor Bordeaux; Alliance Nor), Roterdam Sagsda-
Jago: Curacoa (Br) Curacoa; schrs Is Adams Roucn;
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FIRE IN oREENpoINT.

The friction of the large driving betin the works
of the New York Dye Company at the foot of Greene
street. Greenpoint, set fire to loose sawdust
near it yesterday and the flames communicated to
the works proper The damage 70 stock and building
reaches 81 500, fully covered by insurance.
The New York herald., 1879-02-14


The names of the others could not DO ascertaned.
OF the fifteen horses saved the most yalppblc Was
the horse "Joe.' owned by John Orcott, and valued
at $4,000. Neustadter's team the first led into
the street. his coschman being luckily the sp0t9r
Some Of the horses which were lost had made very
good records the road. Twilight had trotted in
2:21 half mile track. and match was In nego-
tation between her and Vulcan, who recently
purchased by gentleman for this particular purpose.
Twilight arrived in this city from Philadelphia only
a few days ago. Mr.. Mullins Joe bad trottcd in 80,
and MIR. TriImbe's Black Tom in the same time. The
Norwegian ponies owned by Havemeyer, the sugar
refner, were imported by Anderson.
The New York herald., 1879-02-14
PRINCESS LOUISE AT HOME.

OTTAWA, Feb Is, 1879.
The State dinner at Rieau Hall tonight
tended by the lieutenant governors Of the several
provinces Cabinet Ministers and other notables At
past nine clock the Princess Eat home" to
the wives and daughters OF those attending the State
dinner.
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VICAR GENERAL KUNDIG'S CONDI-
TION.

MILWAUKEE WIS.,, Feb. 13, 1879.
Very Rev. Martin Kundig Vicar General of Mil
waukec, who was stricken with apoplexy yesterday.
is much better to-day. The physicians confident
of his speedy recovery.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twonty-four hours in
parson with the corresponding date Of last year.
indicated by the thermometers at Hudnuts pharmacy
(IIERALD Building), No. 218 Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-02-14
BISHOP FOLEY BETTER.

CHICAGO ILL.,. Feb. 49, 1870.
At eleven O'Clock tonight the condition Of Bishop
Foley continued favorable. and unless . relapse
occurs. his recovery is assured.
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YACuTs sTEAMnOATs. sc.

NrAxxIxus YACHT AGRScY, 81 BEAVER sf--.I5jj
N sail and scan Yachts and Launches Tor sale Man
nnrs Yachting for March !. preparing fcr press
Wanted Applications for Exchange Bcrths Wanted"
Busincss Noticss" aud Business Directory mustNppy
early.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Feb 13-Noon
The Western Union time ball was dropped to-day two
fanth ths of n
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THE POOL MATCH.

fvcrage tcmperatrre yestcriay. ............
Average temperature for corresponding dat
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THE CATTLE TRADE.
AMERICAN CATTLE 1MpoRTArIoNs TO BE DIS
CUssED IN PARLIAMENT TO-DAY.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

Mr. Rathbone Qiberal), member for Liverpool and
Mr. Mundela (iberal, member for Sheffield. gave
notice in Parliament yesterday that they would ask
questions to-day in reference to pleuro-pneumonia
among American CATTLE
The New York herald., 1879-02-14
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sfenr~y.
Sails. Destination.

Es OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
or FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER. OBSER-
VATIONS
The New York herald., 1879-02-14

Exccpt for the presence os the engines IL would
have been difficult for person st distance of one
block to believe that destructive confagration was
raging in tho stable. There was no largo
mass OF flame. Now and again sharp tongues licked
tbe bricks inst above the windows, aud here and
there the crimson glow from the snouldcrng
pressed hay was observed by tho spectators IL
Illuminated the interior OF the stables. The smoke,
too though 10 rolled in dense through every
aperture OF escape. yet quickly disspated Ivy q
slight breeze from the west The neighborhood is
anIet ono aud no very great crowd assembled. but
among the groups that stood about the corner were
seen many Enthusiastically horsey men. The usual
topics os monetary loss aud the grandeur OF the scene
were hardly broached, but Gray Eddics best time, May
Boys exccences and the sad fate OF the other splen-
did animals within were touched upon with admir-.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-05-25

ino. Man tpiro es sum 8eiIpiA nicht Iiil
ebrenboft 6aIten, oIs besR6ni9s SGarfrih
ter 5u funeiren unb bod lit es Elm DienIf,
ben man benz 46nig erneif, bieienioen hin-
suri6ten, Die er Suni Sooe oerurtbeilt bat
Jules mas ih lest iagen fann, III oieies
oaB @orrera iih rliemaIs an Die Gpibt
elmer &ebellion uno SnIurreftion itelen
ipiro. ltnb tpenn er es tbdtt, piiros
er es iidber niht tbun, un oaourh einer
0errath su btaeben."
Wt.hrere Minuten Sob Der Warquis
ihneiaeno oa; SuIeBt itrsi1elte er sdrtli9
Die Wangen feiner So9ter uuo id9te nil
GROCER Wdrme .Ou bat uieoer Hehi
mein Rinb, Du ba5t tets Redbt. Die RolIe
bic mir Der G0nie ibertraaen bat, III in
Der Shat ni1t iehr ehrenuoa unb tpiina
id.nsmertb. Do6 bas bilft meiter ni6ts,
i'd muB Den 9efehlen oes Roniss s.bor.
den. ales. mas if Su thun babe, III, einen
Wann Su finben, Der Die nOtbisen aualifi'
tatonen bat unb Der ben Iuttrag accep.
tireu pirb. SO oahte 3uerit an ben altsn
6auheB, Der om uneeltiimIten g9iber'
itano prsoiat. 6oldbe itiirmii6e Mten'
iheu iino ON lei4tsitsA ourb Die 5trdb.
len Der f0niali6en Sonne 5u beidnftigen.
Aber 5and1ea lit su alt -"
vuno piiroe oas Nnerbieten nibt anneb-
men" unterbrath ibn Dolores. .gr 1T Elm
Gntbuliait, tpie iein Sohn uno bat, uie i'd
fiirbtt, iein S6idiaI beIieeelt. 4ber iG
oahte. 8atsr. Sic pollten Semanoen aus
Der 3abI meiner Anbeter mdblen?"
rSeine Mnbeter iino aber ale su hepas
lerest unb ebrenbaft~
y9u biz i'm Srrt6um. Batter. Inter
linen befinoet iih nur elm Garreru. Iber,
iuenn Der meiitsrs ME trrsrhe SnItintt eines
Weibes mid eieies Mtal nlht tGuIhen
ioate uno rpenn i'd mid oiesmal niai
mebr ire, aIs ie Supor, 10 CLAUDE i'd, bnF
i'd ben riftieen Dtarn 9eIuuben babe.
Ser Warquis mar in Iidtlidsr aufre
anng: Dolores, SoatsE men meiuii
9u7"
.WanueI Boreoss !"
Ser Warquis i6aute he msbrers Nueen'
bIide nit Itarren SIifen an, oann I6tug .r
Die SGnoe suIammsn, id1lug in GROCER
anfrs8una ouf ben Siidb uno rief aus
DSei allen GngeIn un6 9eiligen I'M Stm.
mel Su bait Re6t Von o(len uulerer
iun8en gtdnnsr bier lit ss oieisr, Der an
beiten ft4 fur Die Sieuuns sisnet."
ruuo eIaubsn sic loirfIih 0attr, bab
bsute Obsr mOrgsn bier unrubsu sintrsten
ner0en?"
sd bin ii6srSeuet."
Damn beiuhen sic Bar.bes, ooet Iai.
len ibn iofort bertommen.~
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-05-25

lieren IoIIten, lei es nbtbie. sIeih ptriidn-
nisen 2euten, aeeen ben fortgeIebten giis<
fluB Der b6ien Rathgeber auf Der
Out tn iein. Gas Bolt bon lnito
babe einen seIeBliden. aber Derbdna-
niBuolleu 5hritt gethnn nto es lei lest
n6tbis, lid auf bic sSoISsn sefaBt sll
MAIDEN. 9ie Mehte Der wlunicipaIitdt
miiBten anfreft erbalten bleiben. ober er
CLAUDE ni1t, oab oies Dhne Rampf ge.
idehen f6nne. CT hOffe su G0tt. boB Der
RampF Oermieoen tperoe; a6er tpenn er
unausbleibIih lei, 70 lei er bereit. bis 5inI
4suBerlten su eenen urlo iusnn nDthig. iein
2eben 3u opfern fir Die Safe bes @eleBeg
uno Der 8eredtiateit, obne bic la bod oas
G.ben unsrtrdalih iein tuiir0e.
Seine Reoe electrifirte ods Wolf itfio
iuur6e nit oonnern6em Beifau begriiBt.
Sic Stunoe bate seIhlaesn uno ein
Wnnn mar eritanoen. Sie Circulation
bate elm Saupt, einen 6iihrer gefanbea.
uno Elm fldrer, foltbliitiger, rpeitiebcnosr nllo
entihloHener Mann mar Der unelhdIihe
aIonao Bellioo.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-05-25

BeIetls uno iofort b5rten Die Rlasen
aut e tpur6e lautlos itia unb bann brdns
ten Iue 0em 4usgong su.
Der fonigIibe Gmpfang mar poritber.
Sbnl9tn Zoo bate iidb Ielbit ibrem WoIte
gsseIst uno batte ben Suloisunaseib ibres
9oltss entgegen9enommen. Die eqnse
Scene mar in uenieen 5etunben poriiber
ulno nahm beoentenO fiiriere Seit In Anl
lpru9. als nur bic 8eihreibuns beri,Iben
erforbert BOT.
Noberto erariif nit beiben SGnben Gar.
reras Irme unb risf begeiitert: .5ie lit
bsrrIi4! SSeber 3o[I cine R5nisiu Bel
Ger Selllgsn Snnetrau. ib m66te ibr Iieber
oIeltell, ME uniernt R6nis pbIlip."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-05-25
pa8 0d0lid)e Dolksblatt

sefst per pea tstht Sonntaesb[asF ss.eo per Sdbt,
stC0 bos babe SaSr anS $40 sas usrtsliabr. nasi
esnntssssIat. sit.ao per sabE $50 bss tssb, Sap'
SAB t7.s8 AAa nsestsltaks.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-13

public printing, that 1t was found necessary Id
this most pious city to assail the claims Of
the State Printer against the treasury. It
was only when q public journal lifted up It's
unpurchasable voice for the people, and
against the rings and monopolies, and against
an extravagant and ruinous governmental
system, that the Blllingses and the Benjamns
were needed to protect the peoples money;
and 1t was only when the New Orleans DEMO
! GRAFT, In behalf Of an impoverished and ruined
people, demanded that the State debt should
be readjusted upon an equitable basis, and
the rate OF taxation so reduced as to relieve
property and industry OF its ruinous bur-
thens, that 1t was found an unfit representa-
tive OF the Democratic party.
And now we hope We are done with this
subject. It Is distastefu to us and must be
so to the public. We have made no COM
plant about the State printing being given to
Mr.. Nicholson. Lord knows, 50 far as we are
concerned he Is welcome to it. We have
fought the battle Of the Democratic party oil
this State for ten years, and In times when the
darkness around US was so deep that none OF
US could see step ahead. We have been In the
lead when the fight became almost q revolution
and when sturdy men grew weak and falter-
ed We helped to hold up the banner OF our
oppressed people and ruined State when the
Picayatae was feeding on loans from Kellogg,
and when 1t dared not do more than chatter
with blanched cheeks about conservatism;
and In all that time no breath OF suspicion
was cast upon our motives, our honor or
our fealty to the State 1t was only when the
fight was won and the kites and the foul
stomached yultures and buzzards who had
squat upon the cliffs and roasted on the fences,
flew down and around the field to feed upon
the spoils, that lying tongues were found to
asperse our characters and the enginery OF the
courts of the commonwealth to whose service
we gave ten of the best years OF our lives,
were put In motion to bankrupt and ruin US.
Thank God, the poor bate OF carrion has
been thrown to bird or beast whose stomach
Is filter for it than ours The Governor has
done us great service and we thank him for
It, And now we hope the idiotic old woman
OF Camp street Is satisfied. For more than
two years, with disheveled hair, with skinny
fingers wrthing and wrigglng as IL to
clutch the object of her wishes. she has hung
around our door whining and bowling and
chattering for State printing. She has now
the bone for which she has hungered, and the
public will be content II in munchng 1t with
her toothless gums she will keep her tongue
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-13

We had yes terday a brief interview with
our friend DIR. Shumpert, the colleague Of
Hon. John G. Moncure in the House OF Rep
resentatives. Happening to refer to the
question of the State debt, Or. Shumpert said
that he was in favor of sitting the debt and
rejecting all bonds Of fraudulent origin, or
II that was impracticable, Of scaling the debt
to about what it was before the war On the
new bonds he would allow four per cent IN
terest DR.. Shumpert at one time intended
to bring this matter before the House, but the
early adjournment Of the Legislature pre-
vented him from doing so. Wehavc notinter-
viewed other gentlemen from Caddo directly
on this subject but we believe that Or. Shum-
pert, who Is a large planter and representa-
tive man, represents the views OF very large
majority Of his fellow-citizens.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-13

THE NEW LOUISIANA REMEDY.
Greatest Cough Strip Of the age, or Of
any age. Product of our swamps. Spleen.
did for children. NO poison. THIR.
TEEN pages Of names of HOME REFER
ENCES, and increasing! Sold by drug.
gists. Depot No. 106 Camp street, N. o.
ia2 am 2dT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-13

Our friend, Major Brockett, yesterday re-
eeived dispatch from Madison parish, with
the request that he hand 1t to the DEMOCRAT,
stating that Capt. Morrison, who had been
nominated by the Democrats Of that parish
as delegate to the convention, had with
drawn, and that Major Hugh Il. Lucas had
been nominated in his place. Major Lucas Is
one of the most extensive planters in North
Louisiana; he is q staunch Democrat. OF the
straight-out school; has never filled or sought
any Office save that of police juror. He is q
thorough going, energetic and public spirited
gentlemen, and il the convention his counsel
will be always wise and practical. as his life
has been.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-13

Senator Beck is of the opinion that the new
Senate will only organize one committee the
Committee on Appropriations. The advisa-
bility of recognizing all the Senate commit
tees at the extra session, SO as to place them
under the control Of the Democrats, has been
already discussed several times. Ii, as Is
generally supposed, the Senate in extra SEES
sion does nothing beyond passing the appro-
priation bills. there will be really no need for
any committee but that on appropriations
Senator Beck's idea seems to be that there is
no need Of wasting time reorganizing COM
mittees that will have nothing to do until the
regular session.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-13

The great walking match In New York has
largely lost In public interest by reason OF
the withdrawal of OLeary. 1t seems that he
was entirely untitled for the arduous work he
proposed to perform, and from the beginning
OF the race showed his inability. When taken
from the track yesterday he was completely
broken down, and the announcement Is made
that he will never walk again. Before the
match began OLeary was largely the favor
ite His complete failure will greatly disap-
point public expectation. 1t does not appear
that he Is in any way to blame for this.
however. His hackers and trainers should
not have allowed him to appear on the track
under the circumstances.