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NEWS AND GOSSIP.
London has $50, 900 houses.

Z-London has 350, COO houses.
There are 224 cadets at West Point.
There are 6OOiold clothes dealers in
New York city.
There are 1850 students at Harvard
University.
lone million postage stamps are
daily used in the United States.
Forty dollars per dozen is the
Texas price for COWS.
Fifteen inches of snow are reported
from some parts of Maine.
The Detroit river is to betunnelled
at Detroit.
The Prince of Wales was twenty
seven years old November 9sh.
-Isabella's personaI fortune does not
exceed 81 ,000.000 -
Mrs. Schuyler colfax has dark hair
and brown eyes.
-"Billiard Breakfastsu at z a.. m. are
given by a fashionable Washingto
Nearly all the Spanish railways are
said to be insalvent. E2
The Yieksburg Herald advises its
readers to "forgeE politics and build
factories"
The csnsuso Of 1870, it Is said. VIII
show the population of the United
States to be 42 O0o, 900.
Kansas has female candidate for
clerk OF the State House of Representa-
tives. - go so
louisville papers complain ofmuch
drunkenness among women In that
] city.
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KEHTUcKT.
Lou1svrL1E. NoYember q.

LoUIsYILLES November "a.
By the accidental falling In ofa brick
arch yesterday, in the lower portion of
the city, i've men were buried i'm the
ruins, and one OF them, named Thos.
CoWan, wasinstRntly y killed. The others
were badly hurt, l5- -,.4
"a prisoner named Johnson, bound
for the Frankfort penitentiAry, broke
his shackles on board the Morning Star,
Jumped overheard and attempted 70
reach the shore, but was drowned. -
"A woman named Mary Hayes, of the
frafl sisterhood. has fallen heir TO
$500, ,O0O In gold, bequeathed, by her
grandfather in England. f1b-{ ~ -
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PENNsYLHAnIA.
Pn1nAnrnpa1A Nov 5

FHILADkLPHIAI NOV. a.
The coroner's jury, in the case OF the
murder of Mrs. Hill, rendered a ver-
dict that the deceased came to her death
at the hands Of Geo. Mitchell and his
wife. They were committed for trial.
The evidence to-day destroys the theo-
~ of robbery and murder by outsiders.
PTrrsBURaH, Nov. "a.
The Bolt and Nut factory of ]. w. &
w. Gaskill. near Lawrenceville, was
burned this morning. Loss not yet
sscertained.. Insured for S24 900.
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EU URoPE.
RrpIIN. Novernber q.

BKRLIN, November q.
Bismarck makes no secret of bis de-
sign to leave the federal party and Join
the liberals.
LONDON, November %.
The funeral ofthe rioter shot at Drog-
heda was the occasion of Fenian dis
pute there on Sunday: great crowds WeIe Q
In the streets and fully 5000 men in the
procession. The Fenian demonstration
at Dublin and In Hyde Park, London,
on the same oecasiOnI were trifitng af-
fairs,
Mr.. Gladstone. in a pamphlet enII-
tied "Chapter Of an Autobiography" !"
just published, defines and defends his
changes or opinion on the subject OF
Church Establishment. All the Liberal
journals review the book, but appa-
rently copies were not furnished the
Conservative press, as they are silent
aboutit.
The Times regards the publication as
voluntary and hazardous confession.
Elections were held to-day in 10
counties. The Conservatives carried
the larger number of fthese elections and
have somewhat reduced the Liberal
majority in the House. The totals now
stand as follows: Liberals S4S; Conser-
vatives 2l2. Liberal majority Is.
LONDON, November 24.
A rnmor is in circulation that Joseph
Mazzini. the great Republican leader,
died on Friday last at Luzano. in
Switzerland.
All the great powers sgree In con-
deming the course of Wallaehia as false
to Ehe obligations of the treaties.
s MADRID, November ..
The advocates of Republican institu-
tions gain ground in the city. BARGE
Iona favors the Republic.
80, NAPLES, November %.
The eruption of Vesuvius ia auhsid.
ing. No fears now for the adjacent
d 1 DUBLIN, November "a.
The corporate authorities of this city
have petitioned the heGovernment for the
pardon ofsthe Fenian conVicts.
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-,,5-,-,-rs AZ fgL.EaRAPH.

NEW YoEK, Nov. p.
,corroN-FiFm and more active, sales ,i
Of s 900 bales at 25s25Hs for HAiuuiins
nPsI PFIouR-cIosed dull and n shade
sasier for common and medium grades.
RAINEWheat-Quiet and 1c lower
yy,sSy snrinp 81 sal 70. Rye-Quiet and
arm "a 81 40 for western, 0ats-Steady
AL 71e for western in store. COrn-2uiet
at 81 I4a1 16 for sound mixed westeIn n
.t,ISsoyI - SsSrS SorySIsfftoss-Pork-Duu ct S27 50 for
,,ss.-s Beet-Quiet and Wfth0utid
eIi change. Cat Meats-Dull. Bacon
LA LAnp-Heavy at 1s5Ia17c for good to
prime steam.
Eaas-Firm at S6as7c.
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INV RRUNaMICH.
81. IonNa. n. B.. ROY. !

80, s.. 81. JOINS. n. b., NOV "a.
There is better feeling in financial
circles to-day, aand hopes are enter-
tanned thai the crisis Is passed. st,
StepheusI Bank Directors are sanguine
that the business Of the bank will short
ly be resumed. Scoyillet liabilities are
half a million. s-5rs5s-l -. :.
Dispatches from Halifax say that the
fall mRckerel fisheries haYe been al
most a total failute. IL Is feared there
will be much distress again this winter.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. "a.
The st. Joseph. Missouri, and Council
Bluff, Iowa, Railroad has passed into
the hands of the Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph Railroad Company, and trains will
run from West Quincy, on the Missis-
Autograph line is being
along the line of the road.
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OHIO.
CLRyE1AEp. Nov. .

Lewis Davis was this morning con-
oF isfg fRdependsnce, md % a few W weeks We % SINCE.
The sewer on the corner of Cross and
Kinsman streets, caved in this afier-
noon. Several Workmen were buried
in the ruins. One has already been
taken out, dead.
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NEW IERsEY.

TRRaToN, NEW JERSEY, Nov. %.
The olticTRl vote of New Jersey, Sey-
monr 81, ,725, Grant 1851; in the third
Congressional district Hill Republican
has SO msJority.
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murdered.

ALBANY. NJ Yn Nov. 24,
The residence of Elisha FIero, at
West Davenport, Delaware county, n.
Y, was entered by burglars last night
and his wife murdered. The villains
escaped without securing any booty.
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RIFes.
sonru.,tpror lOvr Nnv o.

SoUTHAMProNJO OST.p Noy. q.
ElkIn's Hotel, situated shSrt dis
tance from this place, was destroyed by
fire this forenoon. Two men were
burned TO death, and the proprietor and
three others 30 badly burned that they
are not expected 10 recover.
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MAINE.

~ AuaUsrA, November 2A
A reprieve has been granted In the
the case of Harris, the Auburn mnr-
derer, until the second Friday In feo-
ruATYs
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
EXTRA SESSION..
SENATE.
TUEsDAY, November u 1s0s.

TUESDAY, NoYemb Der "a lS6S.
The Senate met pursuantto adjourn
ment. and was opened with prayer by
the Rev. G. G. C1rrie, OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church..
A message from the House of Dele
gates was read, announcing the pas.
sage by that body of chapters los. 1O7,
10S, 100 and ITO, of the Code OF West
Virginia, and asking the concurrence
Of the Senate in The same. f
Chapter 64 OF the Code, relative to
Divorces, came mp on the second read
ing, for amendment, and, on motion OF
Mr.. Price, was laid on the table.
Mr.. Wilson, on leave of the body.
introduced Senate Bill,No. SO, entitled
''A bill to amend and rs.enact an act
entitled AN act 10 incorporate the
Wheeling Iron Works, and Glenn's
Run Turnpike Company" which was
read the first time, and on motion of
Mr.. Wilson, the rules were suspended,
and the bill referred TO the Committee
on Internal improvements and Navi-
CATION. -
Chapter 65, relating to Dover, Joint
ure. and Cnrtesy, came up on the second
reading for amendment, and after
change in section s, WAS ordered to its
third reading.
Chapter e6, OF. the Code, OF the sep.
aIate property and rights OF married
women" came up on The second read
ing for amendment. H,sl
Mr.. Carskadon moved the substitu-
tion OF The Goth chapter in Melvin's
Code in lieu of the bill read. a call for
the yeas and nays was sustained by the
house, and the substitution was made
by vote of 10 yeas to A nays. Where!
upon the bill was ordered TO its third
reading. ID ~. ift1
on motion OF Mr.. Dix, the Senate
took recess till Q o'clock P. n.
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Transportation.

AllentoWn-. 6sOOR m l00O 4 m l1;s5 Hm
New York via ..f.
Tickets TO all principal points In the East
and West can be procured At the Union oftics
IN McLure House and at the station at
hfsesePoft' nes General f. iicsiet ha 7 tts assent,
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LATER.

The following are the particulars of
the tragedy which took place this morn
iished in the Soltthe4n Opinios. relative
to the elopement of the daughter OF
VIM. 81. Grant, wealthy tobacconist
of this city. This morning about ten
O'Clock as II. Riyes Pollard, editor OF
the paper, was near the office door near
the corner. OF Main and Fourteenth
streets, going in, shot was fred from
an upper window of the building OPP
posite. Mr.. Pollard Immediately fell
dead, IL buck shot having entered his
body, one passing through his heart.
The police searched the building and
found Jas. Grant, brother TO the lady
named, in a room. He surrendered
and WAS taken to the station. A double
barrel gun with one barrel discharged
WAS found in the room. The. affair
caused great excitement, and large
crowd has been gathered around the
Opinion office since the occurrence.
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Was hlnE.on Toples and gossip.


It remains to be seen what Mr.. John
son will do about filling the numerous
vacant offices when Congress meets
Quite batch of appointments were un-
acted upon by the Senate when that
body adjourned in July, and were re-
turned 10 the President, as the law pro-
vides. Mr.. Johnson's friends say he
will reappolnt all those whose names
were not acted upon, but as several OF
them were objected to by Senators, 9th.
ers think that new appointments will
be made. ~ -...t
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River aud weather.
-. C1NrrNHArr. Nnv. q. =

Fs tLFTrTSBuRaHt NOV. u.
Weather clear and frosty. River
about i've feet aud falling slowly. Mer-
curry 39o
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TaE fayorits phrase OF n leading
iibull's-in Wall street ISL can't 'bear'
it,
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shootlng OF u. RIveTs Pollard

11UHNUNDI NUNs n.
II. Rivers Pollard editor of the South.
eT7l OpiRioH newspaper, was shot and
killed at ten o'clock this morning. while
passing near his office, by James Grant.
lication in the OpiRiO't rejecting on the
character OF member of Grants
family --A a tN ~
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ArrtKen.

The Steamship Russia from Liver.
pool arrived this q. m.
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River risen 10 inches, is feet 10 inches
in the channel. Weather clear. Their
mometer 4so.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Chapter 81 of;the Code, "on the du-
ties OF Supervisors" !" was taken up, and
after an amendment Introducing hori-
zontal, in the place OF surface measure
ment, passed its second reading, and
was ordered to the third reading.
ON motion OF Mr.. Burley,l the rules
were suspended, and the bill was read
the third time on its passage. On the
calling of the roll, the bill was declared
passed. Yeas l6; nays 0.
Chapter 6S of the Code, relating to
grants and repeal of patents came up
on the second reading for amendment,
and was ordered to its third reading.
forfeited to the State" was called up
and passed the second reading, when it
was ordered to the third reading.
Chapter 20 of the Code, relating TO the
capacity of aliens to take and dispose
of property, came up on the second
reading for hmendment, and was order
ed 10 the third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Carskadon, the
rules were suspended TO allow
chapters 60 and 7Of 10 go at ONCE
uponthe third reading, and they were
declared passed by the following
votes: Chapter 90, yeas II, nays 0; chap
ter 20, yeas Il, mays 0. fias4s ~ :.
Chapter II of the Code on "generai
rules as to the creation and Limitation
OF eatateSI anu tnelE quhntSBE was VAL
ed up on the second reading for amend
ment and ordered to the third reading!
Chapter 72 of the Code relating 70
Forms of Deeds and of Covenants, afteI
several amendments passed Its second
reading, and was ordered to Its third
reading. BH+ sIts
On motion the rules were suspended
to allow third reading, and the bill
Was passed. Yeas IS. NaysO. ~ u
Chapter27S ofthe Code, relating to the
authorization OF deeds and other in
struments of writing, came up on the
second reading, and after several
amendments WIS ordered To Its third
c Cbapter ~ of The Code. came up for
second reading, but the reading WAS
suspepded to make room for motion
for adtonrnmentsIefL u - J. =
on motion OF Mr.. Wilson, the Senate
adjourned till ten o'clock this morning
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THE New York Commercial says the
apressnt system of revenue collecll9n
is miserable failure" and demanus
q reform. i4s-a
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LRe1sLAT1oN FOR THE SOUTH.

Those members nj Congress who have
arrived here, express themselves in ia
vor ofthe immediate action of Congress
and property in the recently rsDel
States. The way to accomplish this is
uncertain, but further legislation is
urged. AS General GrantgOes with the
most radical on this subject, some ar
que that we don't need any more leSis-
latlOn, but must wait for The new exec
utive. The Forty, first Congress VIII
certainly unsest all Congressman elect.
ed under a reign OF terror. Mr.. Coliax
goes for the moststringent measures to
restore order at tho South. Since Grants
election no fears are expressed that the
Supreme Court will interfere with re-
construction at the South. Away will
be discovered 10 avoid conflict with
CnnOrnsa H
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The government tax on matches
brought it In a million and n half dol
lars last year. -sf. s.z
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The weather continues too iue for
active trade, and prices generally re-
main steady.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

AL the gambling isn't confined to
Wall street judging from the following
item which we clip from the Pittsburg
Commercial OF yesterday, under the
head of curious transaction in Oil:
QSatde-a curious transaction; sales
1000 bbls bulk. TO be furnished when
called for, at 12c, the seller paying q
down; II he falls TO furnish the oil when
called for, the purchaser returns the s.
paid. II the oil Is furnished the seller
FpCaivna kha hOnna rklaCEr
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National Savings Bank of WhseliHg.
CAPITAL 100000.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
MI Interest paid ON Special DepOsita- Sotea
ana Bulls discounted. Exchange bought and
sold. Collections made on all points and pro-
CoeLiH promptly RENTED,
Discount 6AS-HednesdhS-
DIRECTORS.
Thomas n. List Eobert Pratt
Robert Gibson, 4. A. hCabe,
]. o. Thomas, James Mckinney.
j. L. stiiel
THOs. a. LIST, PreGinsnI.
3 Z. HILDRErH. Cashier.
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NOVEMBER 24.-FLoUR-QuJst and
unchanged at 81 50a5 70; for Sdperhne;
Sc 00a6 50 for extra.
6RAIN-Wheat-Ex dun ana
lower for all grades of AlI; spring hrm
and higher at 81 25 for No. 2 Corn
Dull and drOopfDs at sosSSc for new;
choice old while sold nj SOc, Oats-
Lower al 5Ia55c, the later for choice
white. Barley and Rye-Quiet and
PEoytsioHs-DulI and weak. Pork
s13 n1a2S so Bscon-Shoulders lower
nd 1Isfc; clear sides l71<a177<c- Lard
DuIl and nominal at lie.
Hods-In active demand nj 6IzaI1{c.
wHIsKY-LoWeI at 95c.
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Bismarck makes no secret of his de-
sign to leave the federal party and Join
the liberals.
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GRAIN-Wheat-Qui and 1c lower;
sales am ber at 81 70. Corn-Dnll; sales
new rejected at TO. Oats-1<c better
sales No. at SIZE; No. 2 at 53sSc. Rye
So better; sales No. at 81 25. Barley
r.n.,.
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NOVEMBER 24.-FLoUR-Quiet and
GRAIsSwheat-s,eady at 81 251< for
No. 1 in store.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

0AHDO40L4OA OA z ItlL1LI5LSILIEJ-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the TGItnenhip heretofore existlnB IN
Iron Ware. between Reid q koemef - ibis
day dissolved by mutual consent The
huEineas will be conducted In the future by
Reed 4 Jones. nt the old stand, who viii set
tie ali claims due to or owing 70 said late
nrm. Thankful for past fayors the new 6rm
VIII eudeaYor 70 merit and hope 10 receive
liberal share Of public patronage.
oc161 REID q JOINER
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NovEMBER 24.-FLoUR-Good de-
mand; spring at S7a7 so, city ground.
observation-disclosures No, 2
spring 81 95aI 81. C0rn-Car lots q 90
OatssFirm at 60c. Rye-Firm at 81 81.
Barley-Nonninai at S2I2 05.
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9uauriaI.
FIHsH
NATIONAL BANK
or WHEELESe.
DesiEnaisd DePOsltoryu.s-

oArrraI................ sa.soss
.---'-.----. oN0
Money Teesiysa on deposit; Els,aanEe
ooiIeetions made and proceeds promptly
interest on Special Deposits at the nate OF
-FOUR per cent per Anuum where the de-
post remains Etx months, and 1--WE per
AceoInts of Merchants, Manufacturers.
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale I'm sums to suit.
A constant supply OF New Fractional Cur
rency, and i, ? So So colin, kept for the Ro-
eommodation ofdepositOrs and the public.
GEO. Z. WHEAT, PresG
GEO. ADAMS, Cashr.
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The Portuguese Minister, while
walking on the street Saturday evening
slipped in a deep, exposed arealin front
of Ihe new building not far from the
Treasury Department, and was quite
severely bruised,
wAsHBURNE AND GRANT.
The Galena Gazette, published at the
home OF Gen. Grant. and L. b. WASH
burne, states, apparently upon author
ity, that the latter will not serve in the
Cabinet of the former.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
of west vlrrlnln.
cap1taI Pa.d In. 100000.

G-lA41 A41a %oOOHOOoe
HIHIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUsI-
mess Of the HAeIehants' and Mechanics
bank OF Wheeling 1t Is deStgnAted De-
poSitory and Financial agent OF the United
States. and is prepared 70 do q legitimate
Banking busineE-
ReSfdent-JaR. Nelson Y0uca.
DfFectOFS-ThomRs Sweeney, L 9. Della
plain, Jas. O. Aeheson, John Oonlon, Robaft
CranEle, A. Allen Howell, WIN. Il. s1m poon,
james Dazell- 3. BRADY OaAh1er.
National Bank Of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING.
Capital paid In 100000
AEoNEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN.
IIl terest paid ON special deposits. Notes and
bIIls discounted. Exchange bought and sold
Collections made on all points and proceeds
promptly remitted-
Directors
CRIsPN OGLKRAYr THoMAs HUsHxs,
ARTHUR LITTLE, JOHN h AUHBAHn
JAMES MCCLUNEY, NJ. PoLLoCK,
JAMES MAXWELL
CRISPIN O9LERAR,
JOHN WAGNER, President.
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Vacating the orders granted by Judge
Sutherland yesterday. Subsequently
Judge Sutherland issued an order re-
quiring the defendants to show cause
why the order OF Judge Barnard should
not be vacated. It will be argued TO.
morrow. Fisk 81 Gould are entTenched
in the Erie Railroad depot, foot OF
Chambers street. No one Is permitted
TO approach who cannot prove himself
a friend and brother, and even then
there are more keys 70 turn and bolts
to unhar than at the Tcmbs. There are
some deputy sheriffs inside the build
ing; on what business, they refuse to
tell. 49, II L. y.
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says that In his first message TO Con-
gress after becoming President, Grant
will recommend an amendment to the
Constitution, providing that any per-
son who has once held the Presidential
chair shall not be eligible to the same
Office again,
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WEST.
Leaves Washington 5
daily Rt.--.4:90 p m
BalLlInOrl1......6s10 -
Wlncheater s-S20 =
IrTiVe1at
HnIper6 FYa6SI
Cunnbertnnd.l22R m
GnfLon-...---.. E3 "a
Wheeling--... 9sO6 ="
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The newspaper statements just pre-.
Chass came out for Grant, were incor-
rect. He did nothing of the sort, but
remained neutral to the last. he does
not pretend since the election TO be a
Republican, but regards himself as
outside b6th political organizations.
sPRcULATIoNs ABoUT GRANTS FIRST
n
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BALTIHORE q OHIO R.R. COMFY

F---T WaEnnse, May 1B, lSbS. : q
nAsSENGER TRAINS WILL. RUN BY
the following schedule on and after May
n, 1855, Wheeling time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15
AN ACT

To amend Section 3 of an Act to regulate the
carrying of passengers between the Islands
of this kingdom, approved January 10, 1865.
BE 1T ENACTED, By the King and the Legisla-
tire Assembly Of the Hdscdiid,l Islands, in The
Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled:
SECTION l. That Section of the Act to
regulate the carrying of passengers between
the Islands of this kingdom, be and the same
is hereby amended to read as follows:
SEC. 3. No vessel shall carry more than
one passenger for every two tons registered
burthen, excepting steam vessels, the same
being allowed to carry two passengers for
every three tons burthen and in case Of any
violation hereof, the master of such vessel
shall be liable to fine of five dollars for
each passenger so carried, the same to be re-
covered, for the use of the Hawaiian Govern
ment, before any Police or District Justice.
And each vessel licensed to carry passengers
between the Islands shall carry, on all her
passages, secured on deck, one spare extra
cask, Of the capacity of at least two barrels,
filed with water, and under her deck, easily
accessible, as many barrels of good sound
bread or rice, and salt provisions, and water,
as may, from time to time, be required by the
Harbor Master of Honolulu and for disobe-
dience Of the orders of the Harbor Master,
by not carrying the quantity of water and
provisions required and commanded by him,
the vessel, the master of which has so neglect
ed to obey the order of the said Harbor Master,
shall be liable TO have her license revoked by
the Collector General Of Customs, and the
master shall be furtherliable to fine not ex-
ceeding the sum Of one hundred dollars, TO be
recovered before any Police or District Justice.
Approved this 22d day Of June, 1868.
KAMEHAMEHA r.