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The New York herald., 1879-02-10

the almost broken hearted parents. Is the Ill conduct
of their grown up children. son and daughter. tho
latter being married woman and the mother of two
| children.
| Oscar sueke is the son. young man twenty three
years of age. He is now in the Essex County Jail.
sent there few days ago by Judge Otto on complaint
of the father The latter appeared before the Judge
snd in voice tremulous with emotion. made afii-
davit that his son was fast becoming an habitual
drunkard; that while under the influence of drink
he was wont be very violent; and that as late
last Friday while in his cups he new at his mother
a carving knife in his hand. and threatened to scalp
floor by her hair SO the father further stated, and
only prevented from doing her great injury per-
haps killing her, by the prompt interference OF
others.
THE MAYNARD DAUGHTER.
Meanwhile another complaint had been made by
Mr. Suelke, one against his daughter. According to
the fathers affidavit and other testimony the duagh-
ters conduct has been almost as bad as the sons.
her tenderly aud provided her with excellent edu
cation, but soon she betrayed disposition to 90
astrsy. When but fifteen years Of age she
married young man named Knab. BY him she
has two children q boy three years old and girl
year and halt As a wife her conduct became so
bad that her husband. who appears to have been
very decent sort of person. could not live with her
and year or so ago he abandoned his home and is
Now the young wife gave free reins to her love OF
gayety and pleasure. Last summer she abandoned
her little ones and started of for .Coney
Island. Her parents sought and found her
and prevailed on her TO return to Newark. She be-
haved herself for WHILE but four weeks ago started
off again on another round Of dissipation When
arrested and brought before the Court. as she was
few days she said that she had been out to SER
vice in East Orange. In appearance she is tall aud
slender Of figure. has fine features full dark eyes.
wealth of splendid black hair and is altogether de-
cdedy attractive.
While she was before Judge Otto denying the
facts in his possession her mother sat i'll an ante
room listening. Finally she called out and,
upon confronting her wretched daughter the latter
broke down completely, stopped her dcnials
fcssed her SINS her brother had done and. like
him, begged pteously not to be sent to Jail.
would turn entirely leaf,
take care of her children and behave herself. The
sobbing mother and the imploring daughter pre-
sented in the court room intensely DRAMATIC.
After administering the young woman severe lee
ture and warming her not to trnnsgress again. tho
Judge bound her over to keep the peace for
year and let her go, her mother going her ball.
The New York herald., 1879-02-10
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 9, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

wuITEsIoNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Johns %r Feb = with pase "s to seap Bsp"nd ad s eon a.
tnnaton cf WV and sw gales. with heavy hoad seas;
ssame! li;egl. Mime, Antwerp "a days, with
steamer wyanokc. Conch Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk with rI-e the Old Dominen steamship Co.
Old Dominion Steamship Co
steamer AlIrm"ro. ,h,-, Lcwcs, Del with mdse to tho
steamer Fana. smith Philadelphia. with mdsc TO james
steamer San Domingo new Chester. Pa. in ballast to
snip Giemeairn tof Glasgow, Tarnock liverpool ~
days with ssc 70 Henderson Rros Made southern pas
Mark Marianopoii ts Bcnvcnuto. Bristol 81 days. In
srss nrs dsa,Sr e %. sscy b. omc 9.
days with coffee 20 Gossisr Go: vessel 20 Ballsy
c'sf s n%.sss jay !" 'sH % sa. fro" lon
sss fisE fss.s ss
heavy northcrly gales
orSr1 srs 10 Co.,
With strong NV gaics' was blown OF to Nantuckct south
schr Ineils SNOW Grcrory ola rIarsor. ia 20 day.:
schr An!orn port. rercira Trinidad 2, days with
ssses 20 lIngcmeycr Bsnnn Had fresh NV gales lost
4 days with % order: vessel snow Burgess
sshr israsio xi"Sois, pcpsw, Richmond
schr u Anthony. Davis. Baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Of New Bedford Fish. Nov Bedford for
Now York. with mdsc and passengers to Bariing Davis
steamer Thcts Young, Providence for New York; with
mdsr and passcu gers 10 Isaae Odell.
steamer Boiivcr. Gccr. New London and Norwich for
Now York.
schr Chandler Br,. Borden, CORVALLIS, Ms for New
York. with potatoes to order.
schr Gray Eagle. Adams Portland, Me- for New York.
schr Y l. Adams. Nickerson. Boston for New York.
Schr Adcibcrf. Tookcr. Boston for PhiindcphiM
schr Hannah Brown, sackett New Bedford for New
York
srhr II Foster. Robinson. rali River for New York.
Schr Flight, Adams. Providence for New York.
Schr Lady Ellen Gardiner. Providence for Now York
schr Charles Carroll Denikc. Providence for New York
srhr John Wentworth, Hale Providence for New York.
Schr American Chief, Snow Providence for Now York.
scbr WIN Freeman. Rogers. Providence for New York.
srhr JAS Parsons. scul Providence for New York.
schr Alexandria. Faukingham. New Haven for New York
schr Anderson. Anderson. New Haven for Phiadel
schr Ida Palmer, Palmer. Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Annie currIer C, Mclaughlin Nov York for 81
Pierre. Mart
schr Pointer Dill, New York for Providence.
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r Kruger Thomas Thomp son. Woods Thomas Danveny.
II Mnton Charles skinner. Robert Jones u kenner,
syveren Nj Allison. q Glover. Bauer Thos Roadore
ScnR RENO Ackcy Wiscasset arrived at st Angus
tine = inst and had bad weather the passage was
blown nearly Bermuda had her decks swept lost galley
but remained tight
sc BLuk JACKET OF Sheburne NS Is repofted by cable
from Barbados London, having been burned at sea;
nothing is known of crow.
SNACK WrASpASx before reported lost entrance OF
Charleston harbo had her rudder give way before the bar
reached when the vessel became unmanaecabie ana
anchor but the wind and dragged
ashore the breakers ut or
near Pumpkin Hl The boat being washed away Robert
Grant the captain jumped overheard aftor her and sue
ceeded getting her but forced to the leeward by
the and could back TO tho sloop with
the boat After nights adventure Grant reached the city
The consisted of three white and two coored men,
whose uncertain. The Wyandanx of the
bar 18th with her and IN sinking condition, but
there signs OF any on board
Tho cargo of tho ship Andrew Lov r before reported
abandoned valued at 80 l6l and insured in the
North American Insurance Company and tho Union
Marine Company. of Liverpool, for 27o,2OO francs.
GLoucrsrKR, Mass, Feb 9-Schr Lane, at this port
fm Georges reports that she Lost sailor named John
Clancy.
NoRroLx Va Feb a-Schr Ella Long. from Boston for
River pnt this port this morning On sccount
u the sickness Of Captain Solomon Bnrnard OF Wcilhcet
Mass. who died soon after his arrival here.
SAN Francisco Feb Accounts received yesterday from
the Empire state that she Is still ashore They
heaving the overheard and the tug Alexander wa:
hor to and her off, The weather s fair and
smooth. The Empire valued at S5OUO, and Is In
sured for over two-thirds OF her value .
Tho scr EvcnIa s reported ashore 1T Crescent CITY, NO
particulars received: she IL wcll insured.
The New York herald., 1879-02-10
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb s-Clcarod, steamer John Gibson
BALTIMoRE, rebs7Arriycd. steamers Geo II s,ou.
Ss poc. CHAPMAN "
INor. Andrcasen Cs.iis; % Noel lB', kn9wton, London
:fS5 Sass LsSs u
dro.s, Martinique; Ann Wheaton dBr,. owen. canar,
ClearsdaBa,ks TOwy Br'. Althowo. United Kingdom
Il William aanr DSSs G
s,hArriyea steamer chsrls.on Berry. Now York; sch'
ssiied-Bark iiiiSa lB1. Dublin brig Flora csp,. Bar
'PoSssrREss MONROE Feb s-Arivcd. brig "A John
SON. probaby Eva johnson, from Earranqui'la; sch'
othw2rrived ship .Weiiington.r Havre: schr Canton
cney Matanxas Tor orders with sails split and loss
ssied-Brg "A Johnson for Now York; schr. Ella
do; Bailey rn.Se,esa; also nscs 81 coss,ers
Indies.
BARK Pnnoa from Rio Jancro, has proceeded for New
G1LyEsroS. Feb 4-Arrivcd. brig Johanno Anderson
Clcsred-park Ruth cSor), Andersen, Bremen; sehr
EyT ssns 'io M ss%y rs Lee sy.ns s.r Clark
,EENxTBUNkPoRr Feb 7-Arrived, schr L Warren
new oRLESSs: Fob sxAr!y.a .a'g Ardsncs cB,r,,,
brig Jolund ,Nor. Kruse st romns schr Clara Bergen
clearcd.-Seir Chicftan tTr,. Wood Cicnfuegos.
rhArrvsd s'ss%sr ,r's i'huric Br 2ains Tamreo
:, Thoms,: schrs Chaac. Beers, jamaica; Clara
o,S"Arrived. ship Yorkto~n Blair London, drsdgc
boa, EssayonS. from :'abiac Pass.
city .Br R.scnorsc Nor; bark fSis seirs sullivan sawn
ToRFoLk' Feb 7-clcarod. bark chas Cox tBr,, Cox.
f% ps6Foap rs, s oss s:s ss1 rc5 ga.
sSffs sn.'is: s y. .ssr. Smith
wcci'".hcn: sdrianma sncwmnn Now Bedford for New
rssa a as'r Henry ,'s s Asy %
FOR l'hiade,ph'a; Robert Foster R"sinson Boston
Mivsr Tor X.w Ysri Rraso. bushnell: Provaease Tor do
pi.acm. Mil,, Now York; Abigail Haynes. MAsrcii. Wee
NEW HAVEN. Feb s-Arvod. steamer Lancaster. Mills.
oRiKST. ii. Jan sl-.Arriyed, sehr. Sarah A Jones,
dilo. Rackc,i. Port johnson.
;s ss is' ''e sPsss s'ssTsa Jordan
ssrs S. Ks
sss ws%ss deer: Srs H%Sas G"as k"SsrP
Isasc Carver Gray Havana; scIr rive Sisters Iachings
PiiiLIbELPHiA.. .pes e-Arrivcd. bark ran,orc M.
ns%"i .ssr ..s sss rss.1 S"i Ses'n: ..
sis s1i ~ :s ss.. %l S.:
ES sss =, s.,e s Ills
.c,ssres,csshrs ssnfcr' Berry, Baltimore; Ellen
ii. SS Sis Ssls :s s::.S cs.: &.s.s :,. '".
sshmssed ;sh,. s f:.l Thompson, Brown New York; J
v wellington, Hirh. rcvth An,bov.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb l--Cicared. bark J ID Pessvs.
Lame, Sidney; brig Tavern (Btl. Leslie, Tahiti
Sacd-ShpH County vi Kin Ross tIlrl. Cnmm ming Coyk:
Carrie CLARK storcr Departure Bay bark Kacksaa
ST AUGUSTINE, Peb i-Arrived schr Reno, Aek.
sAvANNAn. Feb o--Arrved. steamer Geo Appc,d r.ovo.
land. Batimcre; .chr l. Hickman. Evans. do; also
schooner unknown -
ssiled-s,eawers Nelson lBr, Baltimore Wyoming, Phil
:SsDs ship s S.G%sy ~,. carss.gsn. .srh s;A
,,SiINiSGLox NC. Feb 7-cicsrod, steamer Regulator
/ WILMINGTON. Dcl. Feb 7--Arrivsd schr Adds X wsr
nor Philade phia, 10 load for 81 Thomas.
wocDs li3LE, Feb 7saicd, s,eymer Seminole, II"I
The New York herald., 1879-02-10
BROKEN HEARTED PARENTS.

A NEWARK BAKER CAUSES THE ARREST OF HIS
SON AND DAUGHTER ON THE CHARGE OF
LEADING prsoHDERLY rIvEs-DnsMATrc SCENE
IN COURT.
Christian suelke ia we'll to do Newark baker. re-
siding tho corner Of Holland and Gold streets, in
that city. BY energy industry and the closest atten
ton to business for many years no has accumulated
acompct,nce, and with his good wife. is greatly re-
spected by his neilbors and acquaintance OF late
years Mr. suclkcs home has changed from it's former
state of happiness into condition OF lamcntstion
and sorrow. The cause Of this change, as stated by
The New York herald., 1879-02-10

VICTORIA. Feb I-Arrved, bark scawfcil tBr. Evans,
Liverpool.
iPrn STEAMER CRY or NEW yoaxl
BARCELONA, Jan af-Arrived Janita Marstany. ssvan-
2. DcT"s o. B.s.ns New York
Put from the ghtbousc .:'d Bremen, Mocr, for
HoanSsux. Jan 25--sailcd. Amy Ross. Rosario: Con.
santia Knudcn. United siacs Orontes, Ruddcck, New
Sailed from Pauisc Jan ~ Esviva pharo. New York
BAvoSxK. Jan 2a-Arrived, WILLIE Wood. Philadephis
Boxnsr Jan 2s-Arrivcd Alicc buck Hartman. Liver
sailed Jan i.-2uccnstown, Pnrinsion Elephant Point
CAIN, Jan aa-Arrivcd,, Laurctta. Jones. Baltimore.
CssTlTowS. !. Jan 2i-Arrivcd Hans Tedc. Nielsen.
Psdsn. via gr so5s, r.n
horn Isnd cleared sad for reasas's, 90.
York; i:i,n sisnc. iaar,' Do 18th. Carlo. Mare.es.
do s,h salvatore Roman, do; Eman"cs. Russo dol :,d.
,c,isss. "a. ssailca Earl q I,nrsslS o. MeEenna
Ysr sd s sss'Gn Tuscany @ Cough d
Drfs , ss SUSAN Mari. 2 Nssgy'ss % fro" % %
Iyo Ella More re,s do 's % syss" Sa.
sn Ms' 2" % cs soSs s s. saI Ling %s
do DO: 21.l', 2r,c.s strange; d, for peboy
Palermo. MIanshn. Do: ehampion Moses. Philadelphia;
Esnorrm Jan sS-Arrivcd, sasor. Prcmuda. New York
frrsnse Jan as-Arrivsd. Kosmos. Bruins. Wilmington
s. 80 s% Rss ss:. York
GEtnsnr Jan 25-,ln the roads Lndwig Hsyn schupp,
sailed from the roads s7sh Emma c. Gro,.i Ihis-
d,ss 9rsc SSs s,rss xss Sch IRON "'o
Sailed 2ah, Eircnc s Portland Mo land from Grcsncck
Gsnssiraa Jan isArri.ed sc,o 90. wndburn. Alicante
cleared lph tor rysss 10Th wssteSr,ne e. @ 0.fE.
Francisco Pasorno PhiIndclphs; 10th, strconshaih
sss sss cleared %s. si Nov ASEsR s
Ms.. .%d .ss-s S or fsS s'.1s Sy
sn ss.. snd cleared ;! MN S+S y'r % sor,s ,, m
Eastward sss' rock ,s,A cruising SvBr .rt
flowed through straits 18th, xsnuce, Bot,on. from
s;sros p,na s"ceSprd rcrens blanchard MessiuA
Ii.Ew,cr Jan .,7s.i,sa Angela d'Amoro s'ssno,
iismsune. Jan a4-Arrivcd, Sncvia tD. Prsnscn, New
iiolynpAp Jan as-or Eulomcno. Menmur, from San
mayns Jan s,-sniied Jan xayn. chrstonsen, Phsdel.
PHI. Alfred Gibbs Relmers lIa,np,on Roads 2eh Res'i-
Isvsarooi Jan 26-Arrved, Batavia ts. Mouiand New
SS @ H7 sss:n M::ss sS. ssn s
CesIsS 27,h Mssaals Tr,ms,ns. Galveston: A'sssnde'
sailed ssI: ssyo E,S.% KS..:r Nov Ts,. r::s:.
ss,s;.s !i:iifss g. ci.y .! drs.s Bay rS;sa %
sSSssss Sssss sslxs.r. ss,In ssssss ss fS. s s
New Orleans: Dartmouth. Raymond Delaware; sunbeam.
i iissi. rhopsss s eIsism, i% !. msiifss; ''
the skcrres nd Harriet TIusscy from Liverpool for
New Orcana .
on the Ormshead 23d zppora from Liverpool FOR New
York vaiac do FOR Hampton Roads; 24th fawn do for
| New York -
LospoS, Jan 27Arrivcd, GienesFes to. mcBein. New
York Italy Simpson, do land euercd out for dol
Cleared 1sh Alert Drcl,ck, Hampton ROADS, Rcsolute
Lawrence, Wilmington.
| Boston.
I'ssnrcK Jan 2s-Arrivcd. Gum. Hansen, Now York;
Lowrsrofr Jan y7sailcd, Kong srcrrc, Nielsen Philn
| dclphia
lfcAra, Jan cO-Sailcd, Flora, Hagusin. New York.
MkLrs Jan l7Put back, y Potter Pendle6n, for Fal
mceth mnd sailed again 2istk
The New York herald., 1879-02-10
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM Feb S-Arrivcd bark Sorfurst Constantine
Rus. Grabe Now York via Bornuda brig Rama (Nor,.
Larsen, Galveston
BREMEN Feb S-Arrived. chip John Mann, Gibson, New
York; barks China (Ger) Jordan, Baltimore; Maid Of
Orleans r Houston, Savannah; Flora (Br. Mcneil Nor
folk; Blaney Brothers CBr). Symons, Wilmington, NC.
BOMBAY Febs-Arrived ship Raphael Sherman Liver.
pool.
CARrHAGESA to Feb s-Arrved, bark Rosa (sw), Odman
New York.
FALMOUTH, Feb SSailed, ship Tsernogora Br), Hilton
(frcm Antwerp. New York.
GipRALrAR, to Feb S-Arrived, schr G Bayls Heycrs
Palermo for New York.
HILL, Feb s-Arrived ship Corolla (Br) Messcr. San
Francisco Queenstown; barks Ansio (sus, Uppman
Bull River; Crag (Bp, Jonos San Francisco via
HAvRx Feb s-Arrived. bark Emma Paysant CBr), Dex.
ter, New York.
L,yERpooL Feb s.Arrived steamer Eduardo (sp) Echc
vcra Baltimore bark Fresno Leach, San Francisco via
Queenstown.
LONDON Fob s-Arrived, ship Kslliope CSor) Christian
son. Beaufort. sc.
Lospoxpxnnr Feb s-Arrived. bark Autocrat (Br,
Keneaiy, Baltimore.
LIsnox to Fob s-Arrivcd bark Sunbeam, Hand, Phila
dclphA
Castanhiera, New York; hrigs Alice Ada Br) Clubhouse
New York Corunna Galathea Csw), westcrburg New
York; Olindn tPorD, Cunha, Philadelphia
PLraourrI Fob a-Arrved steamer Gecrt (Gcr) Kuhle-
wcin New York for Hamburg (nnd proceeded
QugxSsrowN Fob s-Arrived ship Gutenberg (scr)
Mclchcrtscn San Francisco; bark signct r), Yco Now
York.
Also arrived sth 030 PM. steamers Britannia (Br
Perry New York for Liverpool and procecded); II PM
Ccltic ,r, Glcadell, do for do tsce columns,.
Loxpox Feb 9-Steamer Peace (Br,, Kirby from Phils
dcpna sunk in dock at lIavro yesterday supposed to
have struck pile. workmcn werc engaged pumping
her out .-,.i....s t
Ship Raiah t jenkins. from San Francisco win Quccns
town Calais France has grounded the entrance OF
the latter harbor and lies In dangerous position The
discharge of cargo Is about to commence. ~ '''
WEATHER REPORT.
HoIrHEAp. Feb o. 5 PM-wind W. light; rs Pm. thick
foggy.
The New York herald., 1879-02-10
SPOKEN.

Ship Brcmcrhnvcn Ger. wohlt, from Bremen for Now
York. Jan Z. lat 40 80 Ion 10 - .
Ship Gartconne (I3r), Mctrydc from Calcutta for New
York. date lat IL N lon 81 by arrival at Madras
Dec n9).
Dec - lat 81 16 =, Ion 16 DIV
ship showing WT.Pk, from San Francisco for Liver
pool, Dec ~ lat IL 40 N. Ion 35 80 w.
Bark Kanada or). Jcnscn from Bristol for Sandy Hook,
Jan IL, lat Is ION ID.
Bark Frate Gnggino 1tnD Gaggino from Cnglinri for
Now York, Jan IA, lat 80 ~, lon32O
The New York herald., 1879-02-10
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

wAsnxcroE, nc Feb a.Thc Lrhshouse board gives no.
tcc that and after March 1879, the FIRST class
buoy placed ut the Junction the Main Pumpkin Hill
and tho south channel to Charleston @ harbor
will RING by motion of the wavcs and be heard
sufficient distance from the buoy enable vesscls to
t a turning point.
Also after the opening Of navigation in tho
spring OF 1879 rod light wfbc exhibited from tho
lighthouse Monroe the north pcr nt the entrance
the River Raisn Mich. instead OF the hxcd whitc light
formerly shown
The New York herald., 1879-02-10
A SANGUINARY ITALIAN.

An officer of the Fourteenth precinct saw man
last night crouching behind. wagon in Mulberry
street. As the mans movements were mysterious
the officer arrested him. At the station house. on
being searched a long sword found hidden under
the prisoners coat sleeve. He said his
Jose Ammonds He had been lying III wait for
countryman of his Italian and meant to turn the
sword to practical account on thebody OF his enemy
but luckily restrained from doing by his
timely arrest.
The New York herald., 1879-02-10

snrr DAvIs-1t will be remembered that the ship
s Davis Capt Ford, from CnlIno. waswrcckcd Cape
Henry Oct ., and that oy scamah Of her was
saved Mr. Wilbur berry. whose brother her second
mate. obtained the following list Of her from tho
American Consul. who cleared her at Csliao Among tho
bodies washed ashore he failed 90 find that Of his bfothcr
who unfortunately was on board q hor Capt. Ford
mate. Vunn: second mate Berry; carpenter John
Thompson steward. John Burr cook Henry; scamen
The New York herald., 1879-02-10
wHALEMEN.

or Chatham Islands, Oct 2s bark Triton, Keith, NIB. 100
bbs oil sin zee last report.
letter from board bark Mary Frazier Dexter Of Ed
gartown reports her Dec 4. having taken
whale days previous which slowed down los bbls
Bark Catapn Chase NB In at dac OF letter.
oil 20 reported
The New York herald., 1879-02-10
SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamers Marlborough Orr. for LivcrpooI Colombo CB)
Barcelona; Oranto ujr Hull mot stb; ship Boanist (DD
The New York herald., 1879-02-10
YACHTS, sTEAMBOATs. &C,

E0R sALE-A sfExNB0Af. S. -fEEf I.0yG;
water abundancc power; not quite hnished lying AZ
Captain Van Sehaacks tonimunipaw Basin price ~ Ji
Address WIN. EATON. 352 Blceckcr St
1NANTED-A SMALL STEAMER W To- ~ FEET
w keel 10 feet bca. drawing 10 feet water must
DO soId reasonable. Address wM. II. BEDEbb sayvc'
The New York herald., 1879-02-10
DlIsCEI.I.AyEOUs.

1nURiSa TIE PAsf 30 YEARS ifyATTSS LIFE BxL
Dsam has been verified BY inrumerable tertocntcs of
great curys In rhsumstsm scrofuls end diseased blood
The New York herald., 1879-02-10
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM YORK THE MONTHS
OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
The New York herald., 1879-02-10
AUTHORIZATIONS PRIZES.

Tho OOItickets ending with ~ uhe snme ns tho two
terminal units OF tho number drawing tho capital
xlayHsD each entitled to ~. -
Witness hands Covineon KY. this day Thursdav
February q, 1873 n RAMSEY, tc~...,.-,---'
l. ID. CRONfNGER. J~o""'ss'ohcrs
Prizes payable IN fnll without deduction
Class will be drawn February -; capitais&14 OOn
esUs, $s.UU, two Of $2JUU four cf $i,UO &c Tickets
only ST. ~ . N
agers. town gtoh. KY. OR THE EASTERN AtjEXT9.
WILLIAMSON i CO.. 800 BROADWAY. NEW 9oRE
The New York herald., 1879-02-10

Sttosnr sails I)estination.I ONcc
The New York herald., 1879-02-10
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-02-10

vrcroRIA Feb 1-Arrived, bark scawfcil (Br). Evans
Liverpool
The New York herald., 1879-02-10
FOREIGN PORTS.

Horrnr.D. Feb o. PN-wind W. light; S As Pm thick,
, 1879-06-08
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
THE PITTSBURG. PUDDLERs.
nuec{di Dtsp1ech to The Tribune.

THE PITTSBURG PUDDLERS.
special Dtspasch to The Tribune
PrrrsBuRa, Pa, June THE iron manufac-
turers held meeting this afternoon and adopt
ed resolution to sign the scale This ends the
lockout. 1t was generally known before the
meeting commenced that Painter d Sons and
Carnegie Bros. had signed last night, together
with several Cincinnati mills, and this, no
doubt, had more OF less to do with the action OF
the manufacturers.
In conversation With several men after the
adjournment they said the fact that SO many Of
the outside mills had signed the scale had has
tened matters. The action Of the workers 1p
extending the lockout among the steel manu-
factu1er6 was unexpected, aud the latter we're
not In position to resist. They also said that
they really could not afford to pay s., and that
the success of the p11ddlers would inevitably
iniure the iron trade OF the city. '
On the part OF the pnddlers the action does
not cause any surprise. Mr.. Bishop, President
of the Amalgamated Society, has all along
stated that the lockout would be Of brief dura-
tion, and .tnat the workers we're satisfied before
they took stand that: the reduction was not
Pittsburg. It is likely the mills will all start up
again On Monday, and it is said there are orders
enough to Keep them running steadily.
TO the Wtster1l associated Press
PrTsBuRG, Pa, June 7.-At the meeting OF
the iron manufacturers this morning the follow
ing resolution vas adopted:
ResoEo<d, That, under existing circumstances.
we deem il sxpedent to further resist at the prea
ent time the unjust demands OF the boilers.
To-day number of firms signed the IS puu-
d1cr scale and it IS thought the majority OF the
mills will be in full operation Monday. Several
firms have taken advantage OF the strike to
make repairs, and will not be able to resume
work for some days.
, 1879-06-08
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
NOTHING DEFINITE AGREED UPON.
4neefnf Dixnsa1ch II 1.ha 1..A..A


Special Dispatch to 7he Tribune
WASHINGTON. D. G., june 7.-The Democrats
we're not ready to proceed with the appropria-
tion bills in the House to-day. There are dis
sensions in the Democratic councils, and the
party is not able to agree Some favor passing
the Jurors Tcst-Oath repeal as it came from the
Senate before any action is on the appropria-
ton bills. Others insist upon Immediately pro-
ceeding With the latter BILLS There we're traces
OF this disseusion in the proceedings OF the
House this morning, when Harris, OF Virginia,
called upon the AppropriationC Committee to bring
forward their bills, TO which Atkins, Chairman OF
the Appropriations Committee, anerily replied
that that Committee chose to receive no 1n-
stzuctions from anybody, and would attend: to
the bills =. ~.
IN IT'S OWN GOOD TIME. .~s.
The prospects now are that the Legislative bill
wilt be brought before the House for passage
under the suspension Of the rules Monday. The
bill has been printed, and is exceedingly crude
and imperfect in form, but it is not probable
that the Republicans will make any serious OBJ
lection to it. : t.~-.': =, = =
There has been no agreement among the Re,
puaicans as Jet as tp The policy to be pursued:
on the Army Appropriation bill. Some Repub~i
, 1879-06-08


CAFE Town, June 7.-The Zulu King, Cete~
uayo, on the 18th ult, dispatched an envoy to
Col. Crealock, asking him to send European
to discuss terms Of peace. John Dunn accord
ingly went to Cetewayo's kraa}, but has al
ready returned, negotiations having failed, be-
cause the British refuse any terms but uncondi-
tlonal surrender.
Cesewayo's good faith Is doubted. It is
thought probable he will shortly throw his
whole strength against the Lower Tugela col
ump.
The contemplated rapid march against Cete-
wayo7s kraal at Ulupdt has been abandoned.
= TRANSPORT DIFFICULTIES
are increasing, owing to the scarcity OF grass.
The health Of the troops Is improving.
It is reported that Mai. Chard, who dis
tingulshed himself at Roark's Drift, has died Of
fever.
1t is rumored that the Zulu Commander
Dabulmand while on his way 10 surrender. to
the British was intercepted and killed.