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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-08

du mandat que lui avaieut confie
ses constituents.
Pour notre part, nous prions
son inconsolable famille dagreer
nos sinceres compliments tie CON
doleance.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-08

LIE Malakoff Bitter est I'm pre-
ventifinfaillibIe contre repizootie
qui regne en- ce moment. Buvez.
en- lie natin, a midi ct le soir ct
vous etes certain de ne pas ayoir
de ces quintcs ennuyeuses qui
vous rendent incapable de rien
faire qui vale
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-08
Nouveaut6 culinaire.

Sur la carte dun restaurant
l'ai VII fgurer cette mention
Macaroni caissier.
Comme je ne comprenais pas,
le garcon ma mis- an conrant.
Csest parce quill file.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-08

lie Ferry Store a reeu cette
semaine un grand assortment de
groceries fraichss. Qu'on Sc L
disc.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-08
LA DERNIERE LIsGIsLA-
TURE.

nous ne le croyons pas; meme en-
Pannoncant, la semaine derniere,
nous en- doutions encore. La LIE
gislature est bien decidement
ajournee, ajourn6e an jour dit,
ajournee plus dun mois avant le
terme qui lui est assigne par la
loi, sans quill y ait Ell autre chose
que quelgues timides tentatives,
isolees ct vite reprim6es, de pro-
longer la session meme de quel-
ques jours.
C'est chose 81 rare parmi nous
que de voir une Legislature Sc
rogner ainsi son temps, quand
lant d'autres mont jamais ira
vaille qua pTolonger le leur ct a
sc laire adjuger par ruse ou par
force une session extraordinaire,
que ce fait seul restera sa plus
grande gloire, surtout a cause du
motif Qui Ia guidee en- cette cir
constance. LIE pays await mani
feste le d6sir d'ayoir une Conven-
Ition Constitutionnelle, ellie a etc
au devant Gle ce desir; ct, grace
a son abnegation, Pepoque de la
eonyocation de cette Convention
est plus rapprochee qu'on n'avait
Ipu Pesperer.
Allons, malgre lie regime de
|fIaudes, de corruption ehontee
I;luquel nous solnmes soumis de-
pl.is tant d'annees, ct qui etait
bien fait pour gater lie pays lie
plus sain, il ) a encore beauconp
de bon chez nous, ct nous valons
Imieux qu'on ne le croyait, que
nous le croyions -memes.
La Legislature en- du reste
Idonne une preuve assez frappan-
tie. Depuis que la loterie de la
Louisiana existe, ct Ton salt par
aueIs tristes moyens ellie etait
parvenue a prolonger son exis
tence, c'est la premiere fois que
la corruption ma pa mordre SUI
lies legislatenrs ellie ma meme
pas essaye d'entamer ce corps
Elle await compris quill ny await
rieu a faire de ce cote, ct, tout en-
rongeant son frein. il lui fallu
accepter lie sort inevitable qui al
llait frapper l'institution.
Quand il NY aurait que Get actt
/ a l'actif de la Legislature, il suf
firait a lui meriter les remercie
ments du pays.
Ellie MA pas, du reste, perdu Ii
lpeu de temps qu'elle a consacr'
Iaux affaires du pays; ellie beau
coup travaill6 ct fait de bonn,
/ besogne, snrtout au point de vu'
(economiaue ct en- commenean
par exercer sur elle-meme sou es
prit d'economie.
I. Ellie mons a, de plus, donn6 III
excellent senateur, NJ. Jonas, VI
tres bon democratic, un homm'
fort habile, ayant du talent ct dl
patriotisme, a l'abri jusqu'ici de
lintrigues du politicianlsme, ct gu
. donne lieu d'esperer en- lui u
, fervent defenseur des int6r6ts d.
La Louisiana a Washington.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-08

Une fillette de cinq ans est
tres savante /; ellie salt deja Il
Pater ct pAve-Muria, plus une
fable de Florian.
Un jour que l'enfant s'ennuit
ct ct ennuie sa mere, celle ci lui
donne un chapelet en- guise de
jouet.
Que faut-il en- faire 2 deman
da-t-elle.
Sur les crosses perles. In
dit sa mere, tu diras ton Notr
p6re, ct lie Je Uous salite Mari
sur les petites.
-EJ sur lesqnelles faudra I'll
dire: lie Lapin ct la Sarcelle :?
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-08

Dams un duel. nn des combat
tants the une vacb De, qui passait
tranquillement de l'autre cote de
Ia frontiere.
-Quelle boucherie, mon Dieu!
sIecrie l.un des t6moins, quelle
boncherie /!
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-08
LAURENT LACASSAGNE.
= COMMIssIONNAIRE E
~ ET-
rmportatear de Wins ct Liqueurs.
go. o RUE DECATUR

No. 8, Rue DECATUR
4 GENT pour Ia vente des Wins dune
s "a des nremieres maisons de Bordeaux
es de Ii celebre marque de cognac Gabriel.
1sadard & Cie., de Cognae, ct de fincon-
narable Balzanique des Pyrenees.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-08
Bayril.


grossiere. est sortie de In bouche
Tie Madeleine. Mon mari a bondl
sur sa chaise. 'Qui TIA appfls ull
mot pareil sLJe l'ai entendu dire
"a Therese, repond fenfant trem.
Iblante.-C'est bien, laIsse-noils."
Ellie sort, nous restons senls. "Ma
lchere annie. me dit mon mari,
VOLTA nn mot qni dot vous eclal-
rer. Cest nn $, mpt0me. Made
leine MA repete que celui-la, mais
Therese hi eil a appris probable
ment plus d'un autre. Jheslte
,lepuis quelqne temps d yous dire
mon sentiment ct ma resolution,
mails il he NEST plus perlnis dhe-
sitter. II faut couper court aux
rappoIts de Madeleine avec Ia
file de Julie. La Reorganization
ties domestiqnes est mauvalse
lponr nos enfants, surtont pour
lnos files. Elles NY apprennent
Ipas settlement des paroles qn'elles
l.ioivent ignorer, elles s'y inltlent
B des pensees, a DIES actions don't
Ia connaissance senle est deJa IN
]mal. Vous ne yons doutez pas,
Iavec votre naturelle elevation de
sentiments, de ce qul SO raconte
]souyent autour dune table de
cuisine. Or, la file de julie, con-
lfinant a la fois II cuisine ct au
salon, est CONNIE l'intermediaire,
le I'll conducteur qul porte AMOUR
d'hni a l'oreilie de Madeleine, ct
'lporterait demain lnsqua son alne,
ce qui pourrait Ia troubler, plus
: que la troubler! Ii fant eioigner
la file de Julie. LII faut la METRE
en- apprentlssage.-La separer dc
sa mere I'll lie faut." Sur ce NOR,
julie entire, ellie etalI pale, ses
llevres tremblalent. Ellie yenalt
d'apprendre ce que nous repro
Ichions d Therese. "Je vlens par
Ter 4 monsieur, dit ellie en- entrant,
monsieur accuse ma file d'ayoir
FIappris une vilaine parole d Mile
Madeleine.-Oui .je Pen accuse.
Qni seraitce 81 ce n'etait pas ellea
sI-Ce nest pas ellie !-Cest ellie.
Ellie Ia dit innOcemment, Je ie
crois, mais ellie Ia dit.-Elle ne
Pa pas dit! Ellie en- est Incapable! ]!
Il ICe nest pas ellie !----" repllqua
Julie; ct, CONNIE des quill s'agit
de sa file, ellie. nest pas plus
maftresse de ses paroles que de
ses sentiments, la VOLTA Qui s'irrl-
lite, qui s'empOrte H.. sOn en-
veut d ma file! Ii me scmble
lpourtant qn'apres ce que .j'ai fait
pour monsieur ct madame" Alors
les reproches, les determinations
SO terminant par ce mot: Tout.
( <lcela c'est des menteries- -. A
peine cette parole pronolicee, ellie
: ls'arrete court, pale de confusion,
j, ct puis sort precipitamment. HE
+, bien, ma. chere annie, me dit mon
mari, VOLTA qui est clair: ce nest
eEplus settlement de Therese, c'est
ride Julie quill faut nous separer.
Pour un mot m'ecriai;je yive-
ment, mot inexcusable, j'en con.
; viens. mais don't ellie a dela,
: sOyez en- sur, regrets ct relnortls,
don't ellie vous demandera pardon
a genoux.-Le mot nest rien, le
lfait est tout. Or, lie fait, c'est que.
par vos bontes pour Julie, vous
l'avez gatee. Tentie a distance,
ellie serait restee I'M excellent SER
vlteur; tfsitee CONNIE une annie,
eile prs uaIs Ia nalson nne
place qal ngst L''s ID sienne. EiIe
se croft SUI Maoeielns les memes
. aroa.s . que s,o souS' {. .is slle ca use
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-08
CONDITIONS DE D,ABONNEMEFT !:
PRIX DIES ANNoNCEs:

~ Les abonnes du Pions,ier, qui ne
receyraient pas Requirement leurs hume
ros, nous rendront un grand service en- nous
signalant sans delai toute irregularite.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23
WRECK OF THE HOMEwARD BOUND.

The bark Homeward Bound, wrecked at Ocean
Beach. March II. when visited by HERALD reporter
yesterday. found lying in the breakers few
yards from shore. with her bow headed northeast
and badly listed seward having changed her posi-
ton from that of Friday and presenting broaisdc
TO the strong southeast that breaking
against her Ice side. sending the spray completely
her decks. The wrcckcrs unable to
lay the cables set the anchors account of
the violent which prevented the surfmen from
going off to the steamer Relief to bring
in the hawser. The vessels upper yards had been
taken down and the spars were being lowered. Cap
tain Merritt of the Coast Wrecking Company, stated
that the vessel had suddenly filled with water this
morning. and that she had about eight feet of water
In her, but that IL impossible during the present
state of the TO discover what caused the leak.
Unless the present storm should abate before another
hide IL is doubtful IL the vessel will be hoated. The
captain OF the bark started in company with seven
of the for New York last evening, leaving the
steward and second mate In charge OF tho vessel.
The steamer Relief was anchored about mile of
from the bark yesterday, but finally compelled
to proceed to the shelter of sandy Hook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23
FOREIGN PORTS.

BARE mos. Feb 27-Arrivcd schr Lydia Y Crowell
Allen Baltimore.
CURACAO Feb 2s-In port bark Kestrei (Br, Lockhart
for New York. whiting briggs Curacao tBr Faulkner from
do arrived: Orbit Nash from Philadelphia dischg
GUANTANAMO, March 2OSalcd, bark Evening Star lBr),
Chick, Now York
HAIirAx March 2I-Arrivcd schr IIibbard DR. Can
Ming New York for st Johns NJ. put In for harbor
Arrived 22d steamer Sandman (lsr Dutton Liverpool
for Baltimore.
Sailed 22d steamer Moravian Br, Graham Grom Balti
more). Liverpool.
LrvERrooL. March 12-Arrved. steamer Athens OBJ,
Cookery. Philadelphia.
PERSAMBUcO Feb 17-Arrivod, bark Zulma (3r) Peter
Rio .JancirO.
Sailed Feb 49, brig Beaver DR. Williams West Indies
PoRr SPAIN, Feb lO-Arrivcd brig PEARL Brightman,
Sailed Feb 13 schrs Lizzie Lee Peterson Morant Cay;
Goth, Mary Lord, Smith Cuba.
III Feb Is brig Garnet HASTEN for New York. load
ing.
QrrKSsrowS March lo-sailed. bark Inga (Nor. Olsen
Dundee
from Fayal, o sail March IL for New Bedford.
ST THOMAS. March ARRIVED. schrs Henry Whitney,
Sheppard Barbados and sailed 18th for Arroyo) 4 Adde
lon Davis Ceara tand sailed 7h for Cardenas schr Ed
win Morrison Lavender Havrc and sailed 9th for do;
s, brig 2nanse r panse St kitts schrs Chas
Farnham. Gcy Martinique.
Sailed Feb ~. schrs Warren. Smith Raracoa March
. Ida Annie, Cook csrenas g load FOR q Hattsrss
Ercnsors do do brig LILLY tBr Sharp. SMgnn do
In port March bnrk nrissn DIR, FOR Zaxa load for
for Of iIatteras ommandcr Chase do do and others
March 22Arrivcd brig II Jones ,Br,, Fancy,
ST JomS M. March 2o-Arrived schr Noye. DD,
CLEARED goth: schr Henry, Alley. New York.
YARMOUTH. Ms. March a0-Arrivcd, bark Eta Stewart
Orr Smith, Liverpool
ZANZIBAR Feb Gin mort bark Geo Moon, Sawyer. for
New York, to sail 18th in ballast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH %, 1879
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED DY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERAI.
wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED DY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
US Steamer Fern. Wright Charleston, to tho United
steamer oder GER Leis Bremen March . and south
Wan Dc, J1sep ss NAPLES
March I'd and Gibraltar 9TH with fruit to Phelps Bros
steamer Hsdii sD, Fairclo,h, Curacao Fob % Porto
s sn J%sn a "Sd s with mds ana
passengers to y Outerbrdge 4 Go.
10 With mdse and passengers to Geo Yonsc
ss.%G HsrTy Charleston March 10 with
steamer Beneiacsor. Jones. Wilmington, NC March Ie,
Steamer RstIesmase swain Philadelphia for Boston
sS IN hs r"cs o fo john
Is days ballast to order Anchored in Gr"vesend Bay
Ship Meta Ger. Irorres. Bremen "a days. in ballast to
Ship Doris Ger, Herbert, Bremen 30 days, with empty
barrels % II i Koop& Go, 6, ,., xu, su,,, -, 80
days. ballast. to5 " Ei~oi { Co Anchored in Graves
Ship Bona Fdes SSor Nielsen, Antwcp IS days. in bal
BARK Chapman ,of Dorchester NB smith London
- days in ballast, 70 Punch. Edge Co Anchored in
Bark pvico Nor Jorgenscn. Galway 25 days. in ballast
Bark Gcrmania e;cr Culver. Bremen "a days. with bar
an ss'i BALLAST s. G.s Robins 50
Bark Nimbus r Conl, Antwerp 35 days in ballast to
ssrs Mary Virgins sf w,.a.o, Ss Lawrence. Havro
Bark Alfred Gibbs NoD. Rsimcrs, IIavre via Tybce 81
Bark Whitney IBrl spcer Bordeaux IS days, in bal
BARI Ajax or Apencs. Bordeaux Al days in ballast to
Brig The,is spakhaycn Curacao 20 days. with salt,
Bris Jonathan Weir OF Mcnctor NIB. Edge,t Caydena.
sSir Havana Meyers, caiearon II days. with to
Brig Americas Hooper, Trinidad 10 days with sugar
ns.S ss ssEs. r Rio nsssc via Key
sshr willard Eyan. Lasasyra Feb 10, Porto casello
Boaon Co. Had ane weather ali the passage
Ley Sfss ssF's
p9 scn H. 'c "rd soi Ellsworth Baedon Mon Bay ~
days With guano PIN, Forwood Co.. vessel Parsons
schr harvest Home tof Ellsworth Me- Hodrk,u. Mira
gcanc ~ days, with cgwood to order vessel TO Brct Son
scbr Annie Willard Cof Wilmington Deb Bacman. Car
Wieeser. vessel 10 Evans Hall Co.
sehr Enshani5css, Phillips, ssyannah z dav,. with nrn
r. % the Ne. Have" s"." Coz vessel to Evans ''
schr Bsbeock, Lee savannah days, with lumber to
schr Eddie Henry sandcrson, Newbern nc, dsys with
schr Carrie Holmes, Lyman. Georgetown. DC
By Bark Martha Mcneil. from Havre, which was
Rrrunsrp 2is,. pM-shp Cavalier (Br,. Carey hence
nsnt miles ~ BY = o SANDY Hook With sehi Vim
Cavalier 2er Side With" four pn"ss of s
wacrs edge, besides damaging sails, rigging &c The
did any lights until the collision was immnc
The latter arrived here 2st before reported with
Of jbboom. bowsprt and headgear, and leaking badly.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Grant Us revenue cutter. Fcngar. Boston.
steamer Franconia Bragg Portland for New York with
rnd.e and ps Essen gers TO- barring Davis
YORK.
schr Pearl, Goldthwaitc. Boston for New York.
Schr Henry Senvy. Boston for New York.
schr Oliver Ames Bsbbett boston for Now YORK 50
bchr uclen Ferry. New Bedford Tor New York. -r,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23
OBITUARY.
JUDGE WILLIAM FELL GILES.


William +. Giles lately Judge of the United states
District Court for Maryland. died at Baltimore on
Friday evening" the 2lst inst in the seventy-secoh
year of his age He born in Hartford county
Nd. April s. 1907. and was descended
from some of the earliest settlers OF the
State. his mother being of the well known
Paca family He was educated at Dr. Barry's acad-
envy and at Baltimore College. and completed his
studies at Belair under Rev. George Morrison lie
studied law with Judge Purviance was admitted 10
the Baltimore Bar in 1929 and was elected by large
majorities to the Maryland House of Delegates
as n democrat in 1897 and 1899. He was elected
to Congress over John p. Kennedy in 1874. bnt de-
cined denomination. He was prominent in politics
until 1858, when. on the death or Judge Glenn, ne
was appointed by President Pierce justice of the
District Court. and held that high post until few
weeks ago. when he resigned account OF advancing
age and infrm health In his judicial position he
was scrupuously non partisan, but adhered firmly
TO the Union during the civil war; Judge Giles
was early identified with that important movement
for African colonization which had its nucleus IN
Baltimore. for thirty years an officer OF the
Maryland Colonization Society, and for twenty years
of the State Commissioners for promoting the
emigration of free negroes to Liberia. He never
owned any slaves. and gave expression to
dress published as long ago as 1885 He also printed
many political addresses and speeches delivered
in Congress. especially those on the Wimot proyso,
the Oregon question and the Loan Oill Other al
dresses Of interest Fourth of July Grafton in
1s40 dedication address at the Washington odd Fell
lows Hail. May %, 1896 he being Past Grand Master
of the l. o. o. f.. an address at the commencement
of the Baltimore High School in 1854 and an address
of welcome to President buchanan at Baltimore in
May, 1885, He was gentleman OF unimpeachable
standing and elder i'll the Presby terrain Church.
He was twice married-n 1881 to Miss Sarah Wilson.
and in 1s47 to Miss Catnarinc Donaldson. He leaves
three sons and daughter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23

Schr l. Hatch Fitch New Bedford for New York.
scbr Phil sheridan, Lindsey Taunton for New ~ DIRK.
Schr James Warren Adams. Fall River for New York
Schr Haze. Bishop. Westcriey ri, for Philadephia;
Schr Kate scranton, Pond. Providence for New York
Schr VIM T Elmer. Tribble Hartford Tor New York
Schr Wells. Boarsman, Hartford tor New York
Scar Eva Holmes. Holmes. New Haven for Virginia
sehr Iiggins Higgins New iayen .op ,rgnia'
Schr Morning Star Higgins, New Haven for virginia
schr Gust, Taylor. New Haven for New York
schr II Wainwright, Small New London for New York
schr Warren Gates. Smith. Mlston Point for New York
Schr sunny side Nichols, bridgeport for New York
Schr Escort Hawkins. bridgeport for New York
Schr Ocean Wave. llnrd Saybrook Tor New York
Schr X Hull, Smith. PORT Jeferson for New York.
Schr Orlando Smith, Ferris, Portchester for New York
York
schr e Raynor MITCHELL Cold Spring for New York.
Schr Peck, Bunce. Cold Spring tor New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Glaueus Bearse Now York for Boston.
Steame. Electra. Young New York for Providence.
Brig Pathfinder iBr Thurbcr New York for Bilboa and
anchored In Hart. Island roadsl
schr Chancellor Terry. New York for Providence
Schr Onward, Gorhan New York for Nantucket
Schr Haze McNamee, Now York for Greenwich.
Schr Palestine, Lowe. lioboken for Providence.
Schr ID Britain. Hoboken for Boston
Schr Martha Innis Coombs IIobokcn for Lynn.
Schr Searsvile. Hawthorn. Hoboken tor Providence
Schr Texas, Davis, Amboy for New London.
Schr Jas NJ Flanagan. Flanagan, Port johnson for
Boston.
sehr Sarah Wooster Deliver Port johnson for Provi
dcnce
schr Olive Elizabeth Lindsey Port Johnson for yinal
Haven.
Bark Rio de la Plata Br) McQuarrie New York for st
Nazerc. which passed 2ls inst is at anchor in the
roads above.
Brig Alice bradshaw tBr, Sanford, from New York for
Counna before reported in the ong opposite the HERALD
telegraph station at milestone, LII, went to this AN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23
SOCIALISTIC REvELS.

CoMMuNrsTIc BUNcoMBE AT GERMANrA HALL
..-.. x -
HEIR 'ohN s"iNIoNs DREADFUL ANNOUNCE
wrxr
-
Pr1ests, kings, CAPITALISTS ana loafersl These were
the classes denounced last night by q flaming red
,,.ard n. cerm,p,a Hall whore tbe soc,.,,s,;o
80 W. o'
party danced. sang and made speeches over the
grave OF the Paris Commune. No casual spectator
co,,,a hav. ,,oss,,,v .,.roctc,, that no U.s. a., -,
.o"'N .'o p''''''' '"'p'eso'' mo- ' "' =" .''o'"
tionary company. HAPPY German families chatted.
knitted and drank beer in the gallery unconscious
NJ a serv mapifo.to M their foot which c,amoroa o.,
- 80 .., ~ ,, ~
the reorganization OF society. Two little French
danes talked chiGuns in the corner ignorant of an
.,ou,. a.,.r,,. ,,.o.,o,r,,,,,, a., ,.,,,... 49,.
oeo ' pe " o" io''orS
below that wealth is social In its origin and must
be social in its destination" Windy theories Of unity
freedom and brotherhood huttcrcd from their nag.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ADELAIDE, March ao-sailcd, bark Carrie Humphreys
Grozier. London
BRisroL, March 21-Arrived. steamer Cornwall (Br
Williams, New York; 22d bark CASTILLO Dragone dtaD
Schiafino, do
BARCELONA, March lsArrived steamer vidal saa (sp)
Ognaga. New York.
DUBLIN March ol-Saled bark Golden Shcaf Thomp son
Savannah
GLOUCESTER, March 2l-Arrivcd, bark Lorna Doom (Br
Iyell New York
GENOA, March 1s--Saed bark Bertha (Nor) Olsen Bal
timore.
LIVERPOOL, March 21-Arrived steamer Pedro (Sp) De
CAIRO, Galveston via Norfolk bark Zcnobia tNor Omund
son. Galveston.
Sailed 2lst bark wacissa (Br) Rogers. Hampton Roads
2,d. steamer tianos O3r. Thompson. New York.
LONDON March 2lS 'ilcd, bark Totens Nor). Jensen,
United States; Abbe b DIR, Hunter. do.
LISBON. March 15-Arrved, bark st Andrea utaD. MAJ
celia, New York
MALrAs. March oosaiied bark Principe Amcdeo di ss
voa dtal Baccagaupi, United States.
POINT GALE, March 19-Arrived, ship Exporter,
Brooks, Cardiff
QUEENsTowN. March 21--Arrved, steamer South Tync
(Br, Harvey. Phladclphia; bark Nuova Savona ItaD,
Buscaglia Boston
Also arrived 22d PM. Nevada (Br) Rigby New
York for Liverpool and proccedeD
RocHRFORr March 1e-Arrived ship Osmo (Rus) Jacob.
SEN Baltimore: barks Romo (,r Carroll do vasa Nor),
knudsen, do: Felix RUS IIuovcn-n. Philadelphia.
SOUTHAMPTON March 22Arrved, steamer Leipzig (cr
Pfcifcr. New York for Bremen (and proceedcdl
Sailed 2ist park Beatrice r Mccallum United States
SUNDERLAND March l9--Arrived bark Mercator Nor.
Gnlikenscn Pensacola reported March IO
SHANGHAI, March 22-Arrived bark Freeman, Howcs
New York.
TRIESTE, March 1e-Arrivod, bark subra (Nop, Otter
beck. New York.
wKsrroRr March 2o-Sailed, bark Iugin Olsen, United
States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. March 23-l A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. March 23-l A. NJ.
Indications.
For New England, cloudy weather. with rain OF
snow, warm northeast to southeast winds, falling
barometer. followed by colder northwest winds and
rising barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States. colder. rainy, fol-
lowed by clearing weather. winds northeast backing
to northwest winds and higher pressure.
For the South Atlantic States, rain areas followed
by clearing weather southwest veerng to
colder northwest winds and higher pressure
For the Gulf States clear partly cloudy weather.
winds mostly light northerly, stationary or lower
temperature and generally higher pressure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. clear partly
cloudy weather, northwesterly Winds nearly station
airy temperature and higher pressure.
For the lower lake region. Of light rain or
snow. followed by clearing weather westerly winds.
nearly stationary temperature and higher pressure
For the upper lake region. clear partly cloudy
weather. winds mostly northwest to southwest. sta
tonary higher temperature.
For the Middle and North Pacific region. partly
cloudy weather.
The rivers in the Southern States VIII rise.
Cautionary signals continue at New Haven. New
London. Newport. Woods Hole Boston. Section
Eight Portland, Section Seven Eastport. Oswego,
Section Six Rochester. Buffalo Erie Cleveland, Sec
ton Five. Sandusky, Toledo. Detroit Section Four
Port Huron, and cautionary off shore signals are
dered for Smthve. Wilmington. Macon. Cape
Lookout. Cape Hatteras. Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry,
Norfolk. Lewes. Atlantic City. Barnegat, Sandy
Hook, Cape May and New York.