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The New York herald., 1879-03-29
SUPREMACY OF THE FEDERAL LAW.
THE VIRGINIA COURT OF APPEALS ACCEPTS Tm
REVERSAL OF ITS JUDGMENT By THE UNITEl
STATES SUPREME COURT.

TIE VIRGINIA COURT OF APPEALS ACCEPTS THE
REVERSAL OF ITS JUDGMENT By THE UNITED
STATES SUPREME COURT
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
RICHMOND, March 2s, 1870
Tho States rights doctrine received q severe blow
to-day in most important decision rendered by the
Court of Appeals. In the year 1874 in the case Of
Hunter vs. Martin "A Muenford's r. I) the Supreme
Court Of Appeals for the State of Virginia refused to
enter upon its records Judgment of the Supreme
Court of the United States reviewing Of its udg
mcnts under section rs of the Judiciary act.
upon the ground that the constitution of the United
States did not authorize Congress provide for a
peal from the highest court Of State 10
the Supreme Court Of the United States. Although
judgments Of tho highest courts Of other States
since that time, il has reversed the judgment
Of the Supreme Court of Virginia since the case of
Hunter Va. Martin. until within tho last twelve
months IL reversed 1t in the of Neao Scruggs
Having reversed the Judgment of the Couyt of Ap-
Last spring ordering the Virginia court to enter it,
Tho Court of Appeals for Virginia has taken nearly
twelve months to consider what il would do with this
mandate, and to-day. by the action Of four judges
against one (Moncure, p. dissenting), IL decided
enter order Of reversal. This ends the question
which has been very much mootcd here. whether
the Court OF Appeals of this State would obey the
Supreme Court of the United States. 1t n another
most serious blow to the reajustcrs since IL is an
announcement that whatever order the Supreme
Court may make in respect to the debt viii 30 en-
forced by the Virginia courts, and the Supreme
Court has many times decided that the State must
perform such contracts the State OF Virginia naado
under the Funding bill.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Charles E. Lewis, M p. of London, and Fulton
Paul. United States Consul at Trinidad. are at the
Park Avenue. Ex-senator William II. Barnum of
Connecticut. and Judge I. G. Sears. of Kansas are
at the Fifth Avenue. Assemblymen George Il.
Sharpe. of Kingston. and L. n Van valkenburgh. of
Lockport. N. ". at the Gilsey. T. s. Lathrop.
receiver Of the Central Railroad Of New Jersey is at
the Brevoort. Ex Congressman Milton I. Southard.
of Ohio is at the Astor j. N II. Patrick and George
L. Miller, OF Omaha. are at the Windsor. Judge
Samuel F. Rice and David Clopton. of Alabama. are
ut the Union Square. Professor j. H. Thayer. of An
dover. Mass, is at the Everett. Lieutenant Onabze-
witch, of the Russian Navy and John s. McCalmont.
Of Pennsylvania. are at the New York.
ONE HUNDRED DEATHS PER WEEK IN NEW
York Brooklyn from diseases of the throat and
Is 1t awfuls And yet HALEs HoHgY HoREhoUNp
TAR taken In time would prevent cighths OF
this frightul mortality No cough cold resist this
balsamic remedy CRITTENTON'S. 9Th Sold BY all
druggists.
PixEs ToorHAcmE DROPS cure in one minute
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
CABLE NOTES.

NJ Tenaile do vaulabelle. the French historian. is
dead
Dr. Karmarsch. author of the 'History Of Tech
noogy." is dead.
The final appeal of Pasanantc. the would be assassin
of King Humbcrt. has been rejected.
General Blanco. the new Governor General of Cuba,
starts for Cadiz tonight to take steamer for
Havana
Queen Victoria arrived yesterday at Baveno. on
Lake Maggiore. where she will remain during her
stay in Italy.
the British government has sailed for New York to
embark mules for the Cape.
The Hungarian town Of Devarangs. which few
days since was threatened with inundation by tho
bursting of dixie. is now safe.
Much Importance is attached in Vienna to the sue
cess Of the whole Austrian constitutional ticket
that Of the Italian party in doction in Trieste.
Justin Mccarthy has been accepted by tho home
rulers Of the county Of Longford, ireland. their
candidate for Parlament at the next general election
The National Council At Bcrne yesterday finally re-
solved to adhere to the decision of the State Council
in favor OF tho re-establishment of capital punish
ment
In tho Rcichstag yesterday Deputy I.cbknecht &C.
cused tho authorities Of violating the secrecy of the
mails. Dr. stephan. Postmaster General. denied the
charge.
M. Henri Rochcfort writes 70 Geneva paper that
he has not authorized the appeal which Deputy
Lcckroy recently made for his Rochcforts) inclusion
in the amnesty. He is quite Indifferent a to tho
result.
despatch to the Necs from st. Petersburg says
the namo or the man who attempted to assassinate
General Won Drcnteln is known -Four councillors
of state, with their wives and The son Of ono of tho
councillors have been arrested.
At meeting OF wcavers st blackburn on Thurs
day delegates reported that the masters had resolved
to enforce the proposed reduction of wages. Much
angry feeling manifested. which II was feared
would eventuate in the passage of resolution in
favor of a strike on Saturday.
The Duily Nccs In its financial article yesterday.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., \
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFrcER.
WASHINGTON. March 29-l A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE TIE CHIEY SIGNAL OYFrcER
WASHINGTON. March 29-l A. NJ.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States. increasing cloudi-
ness followed by rain. southcastorly Winds vecring
to northwesterly. stationary higher temperature,
and falling followed by rising barometer.
For New England. increasing cloudiness. followed
by rain. variable winds shifting to warmer south
erly and lower pressure.
For the South Atlantic States. warmer, partly
cloudy weather, followed by rain areas southeast
ery winds vecring to westerly and In northern por-
tions. lower pressure
For tho East Gulf States. partly cloudy weather,
with occasional rains winds mostly from southwest
to northwest stationary lower tempcrature and
generally highcr pressure
For the West Gulf States, colder, partly cloudy
weather, with frequent rain variable winds shifting
to northcrly. and higher pressure
For the upper lake region. Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, clear or partly cloudy
weather, winds mostly northwest to south west sta
tionery lower temperature, and generally higher
pressure.
For the Pacific coast region clear or partly cloudy
weather.
The Ohio River will rise.
Cautionary of-shore signals continue at Indianola
and Galveston. and cautionary signals are ordered
for Sandusky, Cleveland and Section g. Erie, Buffalo.
Cape May. Atlantic City. Barnegat and Sandy Hook.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
OHIO DEMOCRATS.

COLUMBUS. March q. .Is79
Tho Democratic state Central Committee and
large number of Representative democrats met here
to-day and spent five hours in discussing the,time
and place for holding the next State Convention.
Bishops friends all favored the holding of
the Convention prior to June l. while the friends
General Rice and General Thomas Ewing favored the
holding of 1t here, june 4-that being the day the
State Grecnback Convention will mcet here. The
State Committee is now in executive session consd
ering the matter.
The committee have decided to hold the State Con.
venton hero ON the Attn of June. The final vote
stood Il for June 4. q for May % and SCATTERING
The New York herald., 1879-03-29

sad:-"we understand that the second statutory
meeting of the new French Cable Company M. Pou-
ycrQuertiers entcprise) held in Paris on Thurs
day. when constitution unanimously passed.
thus finally establishing the company.
The Berlin correspondent of the Telegraph vouches
for the correctness of the following:
cording to the present form OF the
governments bill cotton will be
exempt from duty The whole tariff is considerably
below what was expected and by no means justifies
the recent scare.v
The Italian Chamber of Deputies. by vote of 24l
to 81, has passed order of the day. proposed by
signor Carroll and accepted by the government af-
frming the determination to abolish the grist tax.
The is considered to show an understanding be-
tween the Ministry and the various groups of the
Left tending to modification of the Cabinet.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
CUBA.

PLOTS AGAINST THE PEACE OF THE ISLAND DIS
CovERED-ARREsT OF POUR MEN.
HAVANA. March e. 1872
The authorities OF Santiago de Cuba have discov-
cred plotting against the public peace by issuing sub
versive manifestoes and procamations, seducing
people into rebellion and collecting mms Pour Of
the principal conspirators named Flor. Crombet.
Beols Rodriguez and Martinez Freire have been ar
rested and their transportation to Spain has been
ordered. There has been no disturbance.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
DISSATISFIED BONDHOLDERS.

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 2s 1879.
The following despatch was received by the Amert-
cas to-day
Please insert in your issue tomorrow that the
Tennessee Bondholders' Committee give notice that
IL IL strange your Legislature believe they force
your creditors bill which their committee here
have already protested against aud which. IL passed.
will never be accepted by them.
EUGENE KELLY. Chairman.
Tho billsmentioned provides for settlement OF the
debt st htty cents and four per cent interest
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
RACING IN ENGLAND.
TIoNAL sTEEpLEcHAsE WON BY THE LIB
ORATOR.
[BY CABLE TO THE herald

lBy CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
LONDON, March %, 1879.'
The GRIND National steeplechase, which usually
brings together the crack jumpers Of the season.
to-day at the Liverpool spring meeting and
brought out field of eighteen. among whom were
to be found some of the most noted steeplcchasers
on the turf. Mr.. Harveys Austerlitz, who has done
some good work across country. the fsvorite In
the betting up to to-day but he was
scratched just before the race, whereupon
Captain Machell's Regal became first choice.
and was backed at the rate OF against
l. He failed. however, to justify the ex-
pectations of his supporters and unplaced. The
winner was Mr.. G. Moore's bay gelding The Liber-
ator an Irish horse; Lord Beresfords Jackal coming
in second. and Captain Crofton's Martha third.
The last betting on the three placed horses was
to against The Liberator IA to against Jackal and
SO to against Martha. The odds laid against Aus
terlitz was 4to l..
The following Is a summary Of the race:-
TIE GRAND NATIONAL STEEpLEcHAsE OF 1000
sovs. added to handicap sweepstakes of % sovs.
each Is sovs forfeit, and only sovs. to the fund
declared out; the second to receive 100 from
the stakes the third to stake and the winner to
pay 100 toward the expenses Of the course:
winners extra. Grand National Course. nearly four
miles and half; 81 subscribers
Mr.. G. Mooresb b. 6. The Liberator, aged, by Daniel
O'Connell, dam Mary O'Toole 161 lbs. ......... l
AOru VI. DcreSIOrtlS 3 cn K. J4cKul, 3Beu, Dy "a
terer, dam Maggiore 154 lbs. bs................... 2
Captain Croftons Martha aged. l43 lbs. 8
Captain Mac Machelrs ISL, blk g., ~ Regal aged, by saun-
The Lberator is an Irish horse and was little
known in England until he unplaced at Croydon
the year before last the Grand International Han
dicap Hurdle Race two miles and quarter. He was
then aged horse. He appeared again at Croydon
this year. at tho Croydon March meeting and finished
fourth for the Croydon Hunters Flat Race. two
miles, carrying 172 lbs. the 11th inst The race
won by Quits. Bcllringer second and Foy third.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
BOYTONS PROGRESS.

EVANSVILLE Ind March 2s, 1879.
Captain Paul Boyton arrived here this afternoon
at Ave O'Clock. He met by the steamers Morn.
ing star and Idlcurld. lashed together with about
six hundred passengers. On his arrival here the
lcvcc was dcnsely packed with spectators
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past tweStvfour hours In CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
HERALD Building. No. 2ls broadway
The New York herald., 1879-03-29

PILES. ITCHING PILES. POSITIVELY CURED;
also. Blind and Bleeding Piles. Fistula. Salt Rheum
and all diseases of the skin bv ihe.u.e of run
Sent by mail ON receipt ot duc ROSSMAS McklNSTisf
Hudson u, rropretors. sold b, the trade generally
THE FRIEDRlCHSHALL
is the only reliable aud the best OF all bitter waters.
GS-TOUPEES.-HIGHEST AWARD AT PARIS
Exposition. 1875 g. RAuCHFUSS. Al East 18th ST. y.
"a DERBYS WINE STIFF FOR So 81; SILK
HArs. IS ~; worth 81 Is New Church tup stairs
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The New York herald., 1879-03-29
The HANLANHAWDON MATCH.
GBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1

IUNOON, NHrCI 20 1873.
The Sportsman says:-"Hanlan, the oarsman. is
considerably better since the beginning Of the week.
but the carbuncle from which he Is suffering and his
general health make it necessary to shelter himself
as much rs possible from the prevailing severe
weather. Until it improves he will hardly venture
rowing exercise Hawdon had long pull yester-
day.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29

TyUiI,IdPs' ELITE DIRECTORY. Y.-sPLENDID IDEA
householders by circular; contains 2ta
selected selling like hot cakes price So
81 Nassau st.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29

The remedy for dyspepsia kidney Diseases cancer and
pal Office 80 Broad ST.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29

ISAAC SMITHS UMBRELLAS
the popular demand because they durabosand
cheap 405 broadway.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29

This old established aud favorte hotel has been entirely
and placed In comfortable order. To
rngency Of the times the rate diem has been reduced
81 na respects the hotel will be kept
high standard II s centrally located accessible by
ls,reet from and to all the dcpots
J McKIBBEN Propretor.
, 1879-06-22
TEE CITY-HAII.

The Committee on Gas meets tomorrow at 9
O'Clock.
T. William Whs1en WAS yesterday appointed po-
hce-court BailiH for the West Division.
An order Was issued yesterday susoendinp +ha
police force drilling until Sept. L
Among the building permits issued vesteraav
was one to c. r. Libby to erect q two-storv,'
basement, and attic dwelling, 5o17O feet. nort5.
east corner OF Michigan avenue and Thirtv.
fourth streets, to cost $4,000
The City Treasurer yesterday received 81 $40
from the Water Department; $3.50 from the
City Collector: S137 from the Comptroller: md
$5o'u0 IN cash from the County Collector.
The Commissioner Of Public Works gave M
t1ce to the Fire Department and Fire Patrol YES
1erday, forbdding fast driving across the bridges
and 7iaducts. The Chicago d Eastern illinois
kallroad was also ordered to place faeman At
tae point where their track crosses Saueamon
street.
me Health Commissioner accompanied
deEega1on OF citizens yesterday to Inspect a
ssWer !ettng into the lake in the vicinity of
lrenty street. It Is claimed that the
sewer emptles inside Of the breakwater, and
Isa's Fe1J offensive odor. Some time ago.
, 1879-06-22

SHERMAN HOUSE
Daniel Ripley, Houston. Matt Clark, saltwater.
A. II. Barton. Nashville. C- SponslcY, Mineral IT.
Thomae Walls, Toronto. Nv. II. Courtney, N. Y.
c. c. Fuller, St. Louis. P. G. Ballincafl, Ottumwa
G. A. Crawfort Fort ScottlD. C. Ray, SPRINGFIELD.
50: - FREMONT HOUSE.
D. C. Kinney, Nashville. e. f. Foster, Portland, Nc
J. H. Garrison Cncinnati{L. s. Silva, Leadvil1e.
R w Brown, St. Louis. G. B. Shaw, Eau Claire.
II. W. Nelson, Toronto. G. a. Fullerton, Boston.
WV. Carroll, San Fran NV. .C.Priee, st. Louis.
PALMER HOUSE.
j, N. Burns Atkinson. KsIiobt. Harleu Cincinnati.
Theo Mast, Galveston. ii. P. Walker, n Orleans.
A. M r. Davis, San Fran. Ia s. N'Williams Toronto
L. II, Emerson. Fon1dI. ella Il. Walker Boston.
Wm. Fraser, Providence. NV S. Lotter, Lincoln NIB
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. =
J. E. Sherman. Boston. 10 L. Coe, Omaha.
c. .Huntley, Wash'gton p: A. Sutton, Pittsourg.
G. L. Ircton. Cincinnati. SHERMAN Paris, n. Y.
J. c, Osgood Burlington ]. o. Brown. st. Louis.
J. ". Peacock, Nashville. Ill. d. judson, Rochester.
-: GARDNER HOUSE.
G. G. Crowell, Boston. 3. ". Long, Cairo.
S, G. Peters, Toledo. j. ". Winnie, St. Joe.
Robert Letter. Frceport. j. J. Moore, St. Louis
6. " Struterell, N. Y. ID. Lovejoy. Memphis.
H. Peters, Council Bluffs. il. +. whitaker, Boston.
, 1879-06-22
DEATEdS.

HRAA1E0Ss
H1NDS-at $50 Saturday morning. at the Gardner
House. Capt. Hugh l.. Hnds. OF the rn OF Studebaker
Bros. Aanufacturin: Company, Of South Bend, 1ud.
Funeral at South Bend Monday afternoon.
TAYLOR OF dphthertar June la, IN Lake View. on
Rest-av., our little Centennial Martini Washington.
beloved daughter Of Elijah c. and Agnes Ii. Taylor
al our ltrtc lambs have gone
From this world OF care
To their home III Heaven,
And we hope to meet them there.
PRATT-June 70 Lizzie J.. infant daughter Of George
o. and the 1atc Elizabeth Pratt
Funeral from No. S36 West Fourteenth-st st. at p. H.
to-day.
sPEScER-At the residence of her mother. IS Ash
1and-av-, June Fl, Hattie A. Spencer
June .3
Il ss e. efass esesso x"s:a nss Isl *f'
The deceased WIS the mother Of large fumiy OF
children. all of whom out one, are still living: She
chafeh bo, M e1self % aud Husband 6ene aetiss men a.
bers for many years. ana through years Of trial and
suffering las always maintained lcr unwavering Chris.
MccAFFREY-June Fl, Michael AcCanrcy, aged 48
years.
Funeral his |atc residence 3s8 South Desplanes-
st. sunday, June 2, at 10 o'clock, to Jesuit Church.
BURNS On the .tst inst. Patrick Il. Burns, native
Of County LonEford- ireland, aged ~ years.
Funeral from hia residence 3l Swanst.. at 10 o'clock
MONDAY. June 3. by carriages 10 Calvary Cemetery.
Mayer beloved wife Of Frank Mayer, aged years
he funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon at
rlaEes to St Boniface Cemetery.
- SauEerties IN. VI papers please copy.
McCA CAFFERY-snddenly, Saturday morning.
June -, altchae a n. h1iccafery a1 aEed " years
pll1ucsst-. Monday ut 10 N.
, 1879-06-22

MARIkIAGES.
Observation-Disclosures !. 1t 1873 West Washington st.
BY the Eey; J. Il. Knowles OF St: Panls Cathedral,
Mr. w. H. Fser OF Chicago, and Miss s. Louise BELL.
daughter OF T. j. Bell, Esq. Mt Forest, Ontario
KNoTT-CARLlStE-Byth the Rcy. Pr. Peddie. At the
resdence Of the brides parents Tuesday evening.
JUNG u, 1919, Mr. George ]. Knott and Mics Sac j.
Carlisle. both of Chicago.
~ Montreal papers please copy.
EAGLE-PARTRIDGE-On the 10Th Of this month.
at tle Church OF the AnEuncaton by the Rev. Father
Noonan, Mr George A. Nagle and Miss Nellie Partridge.
both Ut this city. No cards.
. BuLL-MADDEN- June 10, at tho residence of the
BRIDE ~ North Clark.st by the Rev. Father Bowling
G. T.. Bull mud Sadie Madden.
, 1879-06-22

personal property 10 his Division. Inc once, at
Nos. 56 aud IS South Halsted street, has been
thronged every night during the past week with
parties anxious to have mistakes OF previous
years in their assessments adjusted: the Town
Board of Review meets tomorrow tAonday) 10
hear complaints and eQuaizc the assessment
l. CoMAENDABLE SAVING.
: The Sheriff will tomorrow submit his semi
annual report to the County Board, from which
it will be seen that the Commissioners have ef-
fected saving Of over st, 900, as compared with
the expenditures Of the previous administration
for the preceding si1 months The figures are,
cnnte hnintr nrnitfna.
, 1879-06-22
SKIN DISEASE,
4 Remarkable Letter from j. A. Tucker,
E&Q.. manufacturer Of the Bay
State 3upcrphoAphnko.

Hexsrs. Weea:t Il Pottsr-GrNrLEars: think I
ave paid for medicines and medical treatment
during the Iset twenty years al Of ST. 900, without
receiving Any permanent relief.
Last May, while taxing Turkish bath at II Eea-
con-st, young man employed there By the name
OF Vim. Corbetl, induced me To allow him to apply
preparation that he had upon me, ASSURING me that
it YVES perfectly harmless, and for certain consid
Grafton he would me- within thirty days from
the time be commenced. In case he failed 10 do
Twas to puy him nothing 1consented and hs applied
ii nearly every duy for five weeks, when the dsease
entirely disappeared. very cheerfuly paid him
the amount agreed upon. and then .sked him what
this remedy was, aud he replied that it other
than Cutclra.
Since that time have had no trouble from this
disease and have not lad such good health in twcu-
tv years rs have hAd during the last six months.
l hAve sinca my recovery bought Cuticura and
given it to friends suffering with skin diseases xud
in every instance it hus cured them believe 1t 10
be the greatest discovery OF the present century.
J. 4. TUCKER,
13 Doane-st., Boston, Dec 20. 1873.
NorE.--Mr. Tucker is well-known citizen and
has served the city il many important capacities
He is ut present member OF the Board Of Alder
men,. lie is also we'll kuown 10 ayrcul turi1ts aud
farmers as the manufacturer OF The celebrated Bay
State Superphosphate.