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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-11-18
.Honor to whom Honor /. due. .

MR. EDITOR: We are justly proud of our
Honolulu Fire Department. Composed as it
almost entirely is, of mechanics and men
who get their living by the sweat oftbeir
brow-most essentially 50 in this sweaty
eountry-men who have without exception
proved themselves prompt, energetic and
skillful, whenever We have been threatened
with the devouring element Very few of
our active iiremen have any personal interest
in the property which they thus volunteer 10
protect, devoting their time and Fisking life
and limb without hope Of reward for the
public good Now hold that the public
pres, should be the exponent Of the public
feeling in regard TO our hremen, and give
them praise whenever they deserve it. An
alarIa of IRE occurred the other day-No, l.
Company were promptly on the ground, got
their hose, and proceeded to play, when
their hose burst; though fortunately in the
mean time, several not one buckets Of water
had sufficed 10 put out the fire. The 4dpsr-
user, thus fippantly dismisses the matter
"A ars alarm WAS given on Monday forenoon last
but it proved to Be 4 small ire. which put out
with a bucket Vi water
Our hremen are not greedy of praise, but
one must be either more or less than human
who would rot rather have his exertions TO
do good acknowledged than Ignored.
Yours, Az Ex-FIREMAS.
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Licenses Expiring in Nov. 1868.
DETAIL, Honolulu wa.srh

DETAIL. Honolulu I Waterhouse
III 9Th, II segsiken 9Th, II HolIisier 9th.
Along Aekuck I'd, To Tin 18th, " y Iadd
18th, Akean 9Th, Cleghon 24th, g Nc
Gregor 18th. Ahuna Apo 9Th. Maui-La-
hama, Ahiona lat, Wailuku. J Halstead 9Th
kean4e, Kaahaaina and Co 2sth. waiohinu.
Teen Kahn 10th.
Wholesale, Honolulu-J I Waterhouse
9th.
Retail Spirits, HonoIulu-Lou1ada and
HoNland 9th.
Eictualiing, Honolulu-Ah Tin IIfh, II
Niera 10Th HaHaii-Hilo. Nape 9th.
shipping, HonoluIu-Aarkham Lewis
IIth.
Boat, Honolulu-Kikaha, No 2 18th, XII
kaha, Nos 4 4 18th, Mahele, No 18th, Ke-
ola, No z0th- HID Upa 1st, Makea sth,
Ka1ipeie l1th.
Horse, HonoluIu-No q. Saukana End,
No p, Kainapau End No p. Kaoi 9Th, No p,
ksnuela 5eh. No Is, Kamaka sth, No &c, Jose
Araisa sth, No 9th, J Keaa 3tb, 10 ~. Ohu-
le 9th, Nc %, KAPPA 9th, No 81, Kapaumi OH,
No %, Lulea I1th. No %. Eamakaa 18th, No
"a. Kok0 l4th, No IS, Aa1nakiaa 18th, 10
80. Ksopuiki 18th. No 81, Kaiazai 10th, No
80. kaBsEahino 18th. No 80, Kaki Igth. No
80. Ella 10th. No 81, PImzi 18th, No ~, Kai-
Epahee 18Th, No 40, KalaHe 18th, No ~ Be-
lsbola 18th, No IS, Kaonohi 18th, No 20.
Alana 18th. No a., Kamakahi I'D, Nos fs
~. Aalons I'd. No 20, Aalaa I'D, Nos 81. 81
4 %, Jesss Aimo0 18th, No 81, Eainaina 25th.
No s. Anans 18th, Nos So Z 81. Wright Petu
18th, 10 SO, Nakelii 9th, No 50, Akapa 9th.
Sos 90, 81 . g. Kaaahiokal1a z7th.
Billiards, HonolaIu-Louzada and How
land 9th.
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o. and after MONDAY, the Isek pruxirae,
The View Buildln z erected Al the foot Il Queen
>-r~st- = hereby set aPart fur the storage Of
heazoie. kerussas. Perolsuu1. ece. etc. IN
a.--ardance With secrigz u OF NJ Act suritie.i
IA Act or the protection u life and proper
y against explosive Substances cther thau
6uHpsw3er
REeClArioys fog the storing u Beuzo.c. Pc
truleuEl- Kerosene OF. Ct any OF. of = hish
the component part Is Petroleum, Naptha,
% SPIRES q Turpentine. In the Stgre-isuss
FruVided By the Government.
ne C1leetur-tisnsral q Cus-suls vi have
e01tr0l u the Building and the Goods IL IL.
and Al orders for Goods must be drawn On
I'm IL ths sane manner Is fl- Ro-fed Goods.
he perscn n charge Ct the S5ore-house
III Dc found At the Custom House. where tie
storage accounts XII be kept and VII Re p-e-
pared 60 deliver Gogds trun- 10 &c IA N
---h E--
The st0rsge VII be three cents per month
Per case u ten gallons larger cases vii be
charged IN proportion
Mex less than enc months srcrnrs % be
charged, aud after the srst uouth7 If less
than twelve days, nothing over twelve DAYS.
full month FrUu the date u each tran ser
storage commences anew Storaxe bills VII
BE rendered every quarter.
The above regulations to take eject from
Nv- le, 1865
FEED- " HrrCEIs0S.
H-ma O.sra " IA rsss ~ "a 81
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Proposals for Fresh Provisions,
UsIrrn srArss Naval AsEsca.
Honolulu. Nov. i0th. lSdS. I
,EALED PROPOSALS will be T

nonutNius NV ANNus ANNHt
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
- eeived al this Office UNTIL NOON ON
MONDAY. the seth instant, for supplying
FRESH BEEF and VEGETABLES 10 the u.
:. SHIPS OF WAR in this port, UNTIL
JUNE 50. 1859.
The Beef to be good. fresh marketable meat.
in equal proportions Of forc and hind quar-
tiers. and free from bone or gristle; and the
Vegetables to be sound and fresh. aud assort-
cd ; one half Potatoes. one fourth Onions, and
one fourth .CahbageS, Carrots aud Tomatoes.
The articles 20 be delivered AZ such hour
and place, and in such quantities, and On such
days as may be required frcm time to time,
and 70 be subject TO inspection and rejection,
if not equal 10 market standard. by the cticcr
appointed 10 receive them on board. Requi-
sitions will usually be made IN the proportion
of enc and quarter pounds OF Beef 20 one
pound Of Vegetables. Payment will be made
ON the Slst Of December next. and quarterly
thereafter.
Bids viii be opened At Noon on the seth
inst. and bidders are invited to be present.
The right TO reject any or ak bids is reserved.
FRANK c. COSBY,
ASH Paymaster in charge.
Offee in Adams Lane.
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SrABBING AFFRAT. On Friday evening
last, at about O'Clock, stabbing affair oe-
CURED in the yard of the Eureka Hotel prem
ises, on Hotel street. II seems that Robert
Akin, an Englishman, carpenter on board
the British bark GarstGHg, recently arrived
from Liverpool, and John Scale, Welshman,
seaman, on board the SAME vessel, had some
words together, resulting from an nl-feeling
which arose on ship-bOard during the voyage
On the evening in question, several persons
away, not being present at the assault The
next heard of the affair was that Akin was
heard to say. Tn stabbed - and went into
Thompson's barber shop. Thompson, think
ing the man was drunk-it seems that he
and Scale had both been drinking-ordered
him away, when he went into the French
BARRIERS, near by Here he was followed by
Mahiai, a native constable, who, on exami-
nation, found that the fact was as the man
had stated The constable proceeded to
the StatiOn-House, aud informed the Marshal
and his Deputy, who went at once to where
the wounded man was. There was one stab
on the right side, which might have been
fatal had not q rib turned the knife; one
flesh cut on the right forearm, received in
Earding OF the blow; and cut down the
back, Of several inches in length, which,
though evideutly well-inieuded, bad only
gone skin-deep DR.. Bufum having been
sent for, was promptly on hand, and dressed
the wounds, when Akin was conveyed to
the Queens Hospital BY the Police, on the
Station-House litter. During all this time
nothing was seen or heard Of the party who
had committed the assault, and Akin was
too much confused and excited to make any
ineligible statement. But Deputy Marshal
Dayton, in his search through the Eureka
House yard, found 4 shesth-knife, with blood
upon il, and Immediately surnised that the
azsail2ut vas ashipmste Of the injured man.
Proceeding to the bark, which lay at the
wharf, some Of the crew were called, who
Identified the knife as that Of Scale. He was
found on the forehatch, apparently asleep,
and on being arrested, was found TO have =
new knife in his sheath, which had never
been used On Monday morning, Scale was
bro1ght before Police Magistrate Nonfgom-
cry, and reman6ed until the physician shall
give certificate that Akin Is oct Of danger,
when the examination viii take place
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IxroETAIIos or sHEER--By the British
bark Garsaas. Captain Grifafhs, ten MsrinO
sheep, four rama and six ewes, were shipped
at Liverpool for this port They were from
the Imperial farm Of RambOufIIsi, and have
been obtained BY His Majesty the King for bis
farm on MolokaL Unfortunately 2 Of these
valuable animals died on the passage out,
and the remaining eight have suffered good
deal during sea voyage Of one hundred and
fifty dzJs- They are however, recovering
rapidly under the skiIlful care and attention
Of Mr.. ReDond, a French shepherd, who
cane out With these animals, recommended
to His Majesty, aud who i under contract to
take charge u them durfng four JesFs. We
hail with pleasure tLis accession to the choice
stock Of our Islands There are many loea-
tons that might b~ made available for sheep
farms. which could not Be spilled to any other
parPoses, and he tine nay not Be far distant
when weshaIl rxEori enough wool TO psg for
all or riothing Of that description
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Nr.G-vou Gossuttz having taken charge
Of the Government Press during the ab-
seace Of Dr. J. Mott Smith, al business
communications are thereby requested TO
be sent to him
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Notice to LandhOIdsrs on Maui.

VlHE UNDERSIGNED, by the au-
Il tborify Vestsd in bin a. Commissioner u
BoaHdAries for the 2nd Judicial Circuit, ae-
epfding . The iaE approved June ia. 1868.
hereby gives notice % all persons Who have
had theif grants allowed them and no ssttls-
nent q boundaries made, 70 send 10 their ps-
titions FOR the adjustment q the boundaries
q said la11s, a. the Court House 10 Lahai1a,
Island q Maui
P. EAHAOLELUA,
C0umiIsioner Of Boundaries.
Lshaina. Nsf. 4. Isss---fs-sf
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ArroRSzl GESER4L's DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. Donaid 4. Fyfs las bees Szly corn1.is-
sioas6 - SheriT II Ha,szi
STEPHEN II. PHILIPS.
Attorney General
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All PERs0SS taking Powder f-vm the Nag
azine VII Be required 70 reeeips for the sane
~ he Magazine Al the time q delivery.
A NcDUEF-
ksspsr u Rgwisr Mszazine.
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PUNAH.uU RICE.

MO. and CooLIE RICE always
~ On hand ard foF ~aie by
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-11-18

-TESTIMONIALS-
We the undersigned. Ship-Masters, have
used Nichols L Co.'S Hard Bread for the past
four years. and find it superior to any we have
had ~ Ss- TssavisuV- rUr she f,.-t twv go
sons we have taken their Bread exclusively.
aud do oheerfully recommend it as the best
for long sea service that We have used on this
coast
(Signed)
JAS. r. HUNTING, Master Bark Fanny,
y. b. WILCOX, Master Bark Massachusetts
W. y. BARNES. Master Bark Eugenia,
L. n. HEEESDEES. Master Bark Helen Mar.
D. R. FEAsER, Master Ship Florida,
II. Co0Tr, Master Bark Harrison,
A. WHELBos, Master Bark John Howland,
and others.
SAN FRAScIsco, Nov. q, 1865.
Ny owners have been using Nichols 4 Co.'S
Hard Bread FOR the past three seasons and can
rscominsRd it as being A No. Ito keep on
bcard ship eighteen months-also that it is a.
crisp and good at the end Of that time as when
first put On board
ABRAHAM W. PIERCE.
Agent for Swift Allen, y. b.
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
Honolulu, Oct ls6s.-3s-2m
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The Treasurer OF the 81. Georges
BsnevSlen, Society. hegs to seknewiedge a
donation Of any dollars from Chas. Brewer.
a. 5. cl.gGHORN.
II Treasurer 81. eessxe nencsoirnt Sscieiy
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CART rHos- L0Ns has this 5as been ap-
Eoiased Superintendent Of " atsr Works and
Clsrk 9f The Heuelula Market, yiee Il. PREM
dsrgzst, rvsixued-
fzE Rev D. : Kup4hg has been daily
hesassd t. pSrfsrs the saarrizge eersmgny "a
tx Island 0i H4saE
TEE Rev. J. h. Alokz has been duly iieeasei
& perform tn marriage eereueay "a the
Isznd u Maui
ne folio~lng gentieuen hzve bsen sppo5nt-
e. Inspectors - Staliisus en- tie Island of
Hawaii; H. Barrett. fsr the district q N5rth
and South Konz; L E. swain f.r the DIS.
triet x kaa; 7. l. ElIscs. FOR tie district Of
Puna J. y. Gilman. for the district Of Hilo.
FgED- " HrrcE1SoN.
Ni1isssr u tu-eri.r-
Eeu- oSice. Ncvsmbsr Is. lssS
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NOTICE.

rTNuE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
i notice that he viii pay no debts contracted
in his name. from and after this date. without
his written order. rHko. WALLER
Honolulu. Nov. n. lSSS. "a %
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Campbell & Co.,
TESTIMONIALS

(Iate NICHOLS & COZ San Francisco. which
be offers for sale at the lowest market rates.
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Just Received.

HEIDsICK CHAMPAGNE--Pints
Ii aud Quarts. Also-direct from Paris,
One Freezing Machine.
43-5t GODFREY RHODES.
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PE0PcSALs VII BE received a. the osice Of
the Road SUPERVISE q Oah1. whsry plans
End specifications caz Be sesn-f0r the srsijr 2
CT Llihz Strset, Hs1olzlu-uH.1 the LIS. day
Of Novensbsr Of this wear said proposals %
Be marked u the envelope 81 Ts1dsrs f1r the
grazing Of Lillhs Street. zaS they xii Dc
sgsss s "a ne y s sas q r I H
sac. H. LICK.
Eeaolaiu, Ngy. L. ls6s Rad Sspsryissr.
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FRIDAY. the Ilth day Of December. Is
The BrErHnsY OF His Msissty, KAvEuAxE-
Hs V. and vii De KEEP, as holiday Al
public Offices vii be closed on thar day.
FrEB. " HurCHrSoS.
Hons o1sce. Me-. l. isSS Niuistsr q Iuieri1r-
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FOR SALE!

ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
Honolulu. Oct. ls6S.-3s-2rn
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By AUTHORITY.

SsrrE3AY. the 2s,t day Of November
being the anniversary Of tie Recognition
Of The IR6epshdeaoe o. tbs kiuS6on.
VIII be observed Is = pubic boIdsy. and
all Government 05ices viii b closed On
that day,
FEED- ". HrrcElSoS.
Huns e1scs. N1T- =. ISIS. Master x Ia,rcieS.
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Home once, Nov. 10, 1.ss. --''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-08
PROCLAMATION Rx TINE ssAxoR.


New ORLEANS, March Z, 1858.
To the Citizens Of New Orleans;
The recent depreciation of our city cur
rency has caused great suffering among the
poor and labOring classes of our people, and
has also seriously inconvenienced the retail
trade of the city, especially in the public
markets. This gives me great solicituds
and calls forth this my proclamation. And
l hereby .solemnly express the opinion
that there is no good cause for this depre.
citation Of our city notes and for the alarm
which has been thereby created. A few
plain facts will Justify my assertion: The
total Indebtedness of the city of New Or
leans is, In round numbers, only fourteen
millioRssof Nsilars, which is less than that
Of any other SitA0f its size, in the United
States. THMfoufteen millions includes the
amount of city currency now in circulation,
which is only about four millions of dollars,
showing a reduction of a half million
since November /, 1867.
Now for the security of this four millions
of dollars every house, store, and foot OF
land within the corporate limits of New Or
lions of dollars according to assessment)
stands pledged for the redemption of the
same, and the city treasurer informs me
that the amount in circulation is being
rapidly reduced, and not increased, as has
been falsely stated.
The causes of the present depreciation of
the city currency are not difficult to deter
mine. 1t is well known to me that class
of designing men, who have been disap-
pointed in their political aspirations, have
sought to injure the city credit, and
thereby bring the present city gov
ernment into disrepute, and who
are resolved to ruin the city If
they can not rule it. Nor can the fact be
disguised that those designing men have
worked upon the fears OF our marketmen
and retail merchants to accomplish their
wicked purpose against the poor. 1t is also
equally true that there is a large class of
men in every city whose business it is to
promote fluctuations in the currency
wealth. Nor can refrain from the express
sion of opiaion that the recent
Reputation OF state notes by mill.
tary order has had a depressing effect
upon the finances of our city, and created
the fear that similar order might follow as
to the city currency, but in which fear l do
not share. And am informed that the gas
company, cotton presses, foundries, ETC.,
demand national currency for what they do,
but pay their employees in the city notes,
which they purchase at large discount.
Having glanced at some of the principal
causes Of our present financial difficulty,
now assure the good people of New Orleans
that the finance committees OF both
branches of the common council are
maturing plan to relieve our present EN-
barrassment, and now call upon all mer.
chants, grocers, and marketmen who are
willing to aid in the laudable work by re
ceiving the city notes at par to inform me
of the fact, and | will officially announce
the same to the public.
e. HEATH, Mayor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-08
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 8 1868

Louisiana. General Grant has had the
good sense to reverse several of his orders
displaeing Union office holders without Just
cause, and fer this Hancock desires to be
excused. We hope he will be excused, and
allowed to ego out.
The Chicago Journal says:
The Second Washington " has asked to
be relieved from command at New Orleans
because General Grant ordered him to re-
instate Union members Of the common
eounoii, whom he had turned out.
The Nashville Press and Times says:
General Grant has decided that General
hancock's action in removing the oolored
members of the New Orleans city council
can not be sustained, and he has ordered
the revocation of the proscriptive order.
Go9dfer Grant. Like the old Theban Gem
eral Epaminondas, he says but little, but
every word he speaks strikes like we'll
aimed sixty-pound shot
The New Orleans rebel correspondent Of
the St. Louis Republican says;
Although General Hancock intimated at
asking to be removed, doubt whether he
win do so. Many see in General Grants
order desire to drive General Hancock to
this, in order to make room for General
Sheridan's return. Under these circum-
stances General Hancock may, by remain
ing, sacrifice his personal feelings for the
good Of this community, to whom his de-
parture would be subject for unfeigned
regret.
The Chicago Joc-naj says of General
Hancock:
We would be slow to ceusure a general
whose military record is coed, although not
brilliant; but it is evident from his course
that he is incompetent to withstand the
wiles of the rebels, and that change either
in the command OF in his conduct is ur
gently demanded.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-08
uIRB WARD nEPUBLICAN CLUB

meeting of the Third Ward Republican
Iub was held last evening, which was ad-
hessod by several gentlemen. Colonel
gnon Jones presented to the secretary of
NJ club the pen with which he signed the
sv constitution Of Louisiana, and made a
4psech replete with burning eloquence and
Attriotism, Hon. W5am Murrel and Hon.
N. Wicklife I'd essed the club in stir.
4 sug speeches. "
4 Resolutions Of the following import were
,sopted
Expressing a belief in the integrity of the
oyaI masses in upholding the congress of
6e United States.
q Expressing the thanks of the club to
General Grant for directing General Han
sock 10 revoke his orders displacing loyal
Eosaeilmen, and the street commissioner I;
Niscaring the latter to be a staunch friend
s the Union and friend of poor men.
ypelling Mr.. L. Rodriguez from the club b
.bf bis bad faith to the Republican party
md for endeavorlng to dlsorganize 1t by in
lorsing state ticket that will not and can
0t receive the support of the club. Pro.
iiing that the proceedings of the
ieeting be published in the New Orleans
PUBLICAN, CltristianyAdooodte, and Free
SHih.
The Third Ward Republican club numbers
70 members.
], A. CRAIG, Secretsry.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-08
NUMBER 27S.


nola, with merchandise and passeugers IN
y. a. whitney & Co.; schooner Catawan1
1ygak, fourteen days from Matanzas. TO II.
" %. Demeza schooner w. L. Burroughs.
M WMuugei master, five days from Havana, IA
~ ". y. Buddendorff steamship George
Ws1 WWaS1nlhgton, eager, master, from New
4 Moryto Tton merchandise and passengers, to
0aiieo' Steamship Reindeer.
financial Matters In New York.
hEW foRK, March z.-Money easy, with a
I lnousrate demand on call which was met az
on governments and G on collateral.
prime discounts quiet at Z; gold fell off fo
avg. The very general impression that
government was selling caused inc decIins
Loans 507 for carrying. way 'AAe'
The bank statement shows an iucraaaa oF
loans OF Sl,9l5,O00; decrease Of gpecie.
$I,317 ,0OO; increase of circulation. All 0fsss
increase Of deposits, S9lA. 600; decrease III
legal tenders, Sl,5O0,cooi governments
steady stocks active.
River intelligence.
VIcEs3URG, March Passed up, Quit.
man, at II NJ. The Lady Gay, at P. NJ.
Passed down, Olive Branch, at G P. M.
River falling.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, March 7.-Cotton opened
quiet but closed very firm, o good business
oelng done sales 5000 bales. Middllngs
20. Flour-Stste So 75@l0sS. Wfsst Wft,'t5. de.
cldedly more active. CorH-Mixed 4 t.rt a.
81 26@l 80. Mess po,k so 75@24 SyS.
Lard dull at l42@l6c. Naval st3feg c,ist
sAa hrm; Groceries Quiet gaa 5te,dy.
trelghts dull and unchanged. lsof4lfjF,
The bank statement is unfav sr ir here
being marked increase ia |4ss Rhile
the deposits aud legal tenders q de-
crease.
Yesterdays Evening Disp shesl o.
LIVERPOOL, March z, Noon 1otton firm
middling uplands on the SPOT q 19ld. to
arrive, ed. middling 0rl III. 9E6lOd.
Market animated sales wis zach l2,50O
bales. Corn higher, z25. Tie other mar
kets unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, March Z, Afternoon.-Co
active; sales $4,000 bales midnling up
lands on the spot, 9l6D9Sd. to arrive, g3d.:
middling Orleans lJt0l0id. corn AIS. Cd.
wheat active; beef 1l4s. pork II lard
SIS. cd.
LONDON, March 2, NoOn.--Consols, 9Ss.
LoND0N, March 7, Evening. Securities
steady.
FRANKFORT, March 7.-Bonda 75t.
CHARLESTON, March 6.-The convention is
nearing its close. The president to-day an
nOunced that all ordinances reported from
the committees had been acted upon, and
the division of spoilS would occupy theic
attention the remainder of the session.
RALEIGH, March G.-The convention pro-
several days.
The report on education passed its second
reading by q strict party vote 1t opens the
university and all other public schools alike
to blacks and whites. II c0mpels all per-
sons to send their children to a public
school for sixteen months, between the ages
Of hve and eighteen years who are not able
to educate themselves.