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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-27

JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE.
and speons I sskSa B RuS e se m
dozen STOVE POLISH, of superior quality
We have the goods, call and examine '.'S@
John T. CREIGHTON &.SON.
dec IL So, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-27
New York City, dec 5-1aw9m

MOT IC E ta4-A ,..% =,
IN Alexandria, January IA, 1868.
The undersigned have this day entered into
aeopartnership under the firm name of 4:
33s ALBERT T. SKINNER 81 co,
for the purpose of carrying on general
COMMISSIONS BUSINESS,
at Nos 10 and IL, south Union street. -.
ALBERT r. SKINNE
ian l6-1m j. N. HARPER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-27

Cloths for Workingmen's Suits, Cassinets,
tull Cloths; also, nett Wooden Over-J sckets
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers, heavy Buck
skin Gloves, and many other desirable goods
for the present season. Call and examine az
the corner of King and Fairfax SITS.
dec q ROBERT l.. WOOD
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-05-02

was also felt at the Society and Navigator Islands,
and was caused by an earthquake at Valdivia
in Chill, 6 .0C0 miles distant. But we need not
go beyond oar own shores TO seek for the cause
Of the former. IL seems to have spent most of
its violence on the southwest coast of Hawaii,
and was undoubtedly caused by the fitting up of
part of the coast.
In the present instance. as in all similar cases
of which we have read, the retreat of the sea from
the shore preceded the arrival of the earthquake
wave This can easily be explained in the pres
ent instance by the upheaval of the coast, but this
explanation will not apply to the wave of 1887
and to many other cases. For instance, in the
Lisbon earthquake, the sea retired first at Lisbon,
and also Mt Madeira, 2,i00 miles distant, and at
several other places where there was no local up
heaval. Mr. Mallet's explanation of such eases is
that there is both an earth wave and a sea wave,
and that the earth wave moving, with greater
velocity arrives first.
1t is TO be desired that correct measurements
should be made of the height of the late rise Of
the sea at different poinss along the coast, while
its effects are still visible, and the facts are fresh
in the recollection of the inhabitants. We have
no doubt that in this case as in that of the great
cH'HfuaAc ~ Sihoua' Japan, iOof' III oce'nic
waves Produced by it will be detected by the self
registering tide-gauges of the United States Coast
Survey in California, furnishing data from which
to calculate the mean depth of the Intervening
ocean.
When we consider that a magnificent eruption
OF Vesuvius has now been in progress for two
months up to March Nth, that terrible Garth
quakes have just been felt at st. Thomas, and
Porto Rico, in San Salvador, Central America,
and ON the 9th of last month in San francisco, it
seems to be more than an accidental coincidence.
The earthquake which destroyed Lisbon in
1855 was felt in Switzerland, ON the coast of
Sweden and in the West Indies. As tO the nature
of this mysterious sympathy between distant vol
canic regions, we leave it for those better versed
in geology To explain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-05-02

Hon. ID ksuksha introduced IA resolution that the
Minister of the Interior be instructed to Immediately
provide buoys for the harbors of Hanalei and Moloaa,
on the Island of Kaui. Referred TO Committee on
Internal Improvements.
Hon. Mr., Kaiue introduced a resolution that the
sum of ST. 0 be appropriated for the erection of n
Court House and Lookup on the Island of Molokai.
Resolution tabled; to be considered with the appropfi-
alton bill to amend Section 91S of Civil Code was
given notice of
Hon. j. W. Kumahoa introduced a resolution that
the sum of So GOO be appropriated TO repair the
roads in Puma and Hawaii
Hon. Asa Hopu introduced n resolution that ST.
! 600 be appropriated for the repairs TO roads vt Opu-
ola, ia the district of koolau, Maui
Hon W f. koakanu introduced n resolution that
81 600 be appropriated for a Court House at koloa.
On motion the House proceeded to the order of the
day.
AN Acr to transfer the police and executive officers
of the law from the Department of the Interior 10
that of the Attorney General Bill passed its third
reading.
AN Acr to provide for an additional term of the
Circuit Court in the Third Circuit Bill passed third
reading.
Report of Committee ON the bill to enlarge the
jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and amending
same was next in order and bill passed second reading,
Report of Finance Committee and resolution re
garding the relief trip per Eiiauea was considered
in Committee of the Whole, Hon c. j. Lyons in the
chair, and passed.
Hon. W. +. koakanu was the only member who
voted against the resolution
Bill to amend Article 90 of the Constitution of
1864, was read by its title.
Hon V. knudsen moved to table the bill, ms it was
hardly the duty of the Representatives to increase
their own pay, as provided for by the Constitution
Hon. Mr., Hopu opposed the bill as the people were
burdened enough as it was, without increasing the
salary of their Representatives.
Hon j. Upa was in favor of tabling the bill, and
spoke at some length. .e.
The previous question being called, Hon. E Jones
moved that the ayes and nays he taken ON the bill to
amend Article 56 of Constitution. Question put and
carried. tl.l .et 3-t
Motion to table bill put and lost, Is ayes and %
noes The bill accordingly passed its second reading
Bill to facilitate the settlement of boundaries by
the appointment of n Sole Commissioner and TO ex-
tend the term of the Commission of Boundaries es-
tablished by An Act approved 23d of August, 1862,
was read the, second time and referred to special
Committee.
Bill entitled AN AcT for the protection of life and
property against explosive substances other than gun
powder was read for the second tune Referred to
Committees on Internal Improvements and Commerce
AN Acr to amend Sections 422, 423 and 425 Of
Civil Code. read for the second time. Referred to
Committee on Revision. :
Bill to amend Section 1888 of Civil Code, read, for
the second time. Assembly adjourned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-05-02

EiENENih a hpih cN-
The Assembly met at the usual hour.
Hon. W. 7. Martin presented a petition from Kau,
signed by ~sixty-four persons, praying that the Cir
cult Judge, provided for Kau and Kona, be instructed
to hear cases of appeal every quarter. Referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
Hon. C. r. Bishop, of Committee to whom was re-
ferred the petition praying that the heads of families
only pay school taxes, reported Recommending to
table the same. Also, that the petition reducing the
horse tax to so cents, be laid ON the table till the bill
introduced for that purpose comes before the House.
Hon. John Ii, of Committee on internal improve
ments, reported in favor of the petition to appropriate
a certain sum for the improvement of Liliha street.
The Committee on Government lands reported in
favor of granting the people of Kau, patent and pa
pers to their lands, free of charge, and
the adoption of the resolution.
The same Committee reported favorably on the bill
to facilitate boundaries, &c, with the exception of
the 18th Section, the compensation there mentioned,
being in the opinion of the Committe too large
Hon. II. r. Hitchcock gave notice of n bill to amend
Chapter ~ of the Penal Code.
The hill to authorize the Governors of the Islands
of Hawaii, Maui and Kauai, to administer oaths was
real for the first time and passed to its second reading.
Hon. ". =. Wood introduced a resolution that the
sum of 8 ,00s, be appropriated for the Major of the
Hawaiian Cavalry, to provide the members of that
body, with proper equipments. Referred.
Hon. W. t. Martin gave notice of a bill to amend
Section 527 and $40 of Civil Code; also, to amend
Chapter IS, Section =, of Penal Code.
Hon. ] Nakila read for the first time n bill to
amend Chapter 81, Section ], of the Penal Code.
Bill referred for translation, to be re-read tomorrow
Hon G. J Lyons gave notice OF n new rule for the
House. relating to the translation of bills, before being
read before the House.
Act To provide for a permanent settlement for Queen
DoWagcr kaiama.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-05-02

WAsHINGToN. April 2.-Samuei Strong, brought
before Chief Justice Cartier. of the District Conrt,
charged with being a fugitive from justice i'm Viz
Fisher. who discharged him on the ground that
Virginia is not 4 State in the Union. therefore, Gov.
Pierpont's reqnisition could not be recogaAed; sub
sequently a requisitiou was received from Gen.
Schofield. asking that Strong he delivered to an
a%ntboriZtd agent, and be handed over - the First
Military District Tor trial. The point was whether
Strong should he surrendered on the acquisitions,
Judge Cartier said a very Important question was
involved. and he desired further tine for considera.
tion.
WASHINGTON. y. O., April 2.-Judge Cartier to,
day discharged Samuel Strong on the. ground that
the evidence furnished was not clearly sufficient to
show that Strong was a fugitive from Justice in the
sense OF the Constitution Of the United States,
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Dr La Porte's Life Elixir,
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COPYRIGHT.
REir REMEMBERED THAT. ON
- lay Of February, A. ID. ls5s. j. W. H. kAUw ALL
-saaina- Island % Maui. has deposited in this onaee the utle
$3.50 The right whereof lac Claims rs author. IN the wocus
"E"Sn my, 70 vi.
~knhikubS o Knnaka Hawaii
xsos terafore, know al men by these presents. that I, L.
r-enameha, VI. r. Ms Minister of the Interior. I'm accord
a,sa ntn resolution % tn King in Privy Counril, bearing
,s~rsaas iNh day q Fetruhry, 1855. and by virtue Of the au-,
ns~et Chapter Z. e thu Act to org4ufz. the Executive De
w%SnS-aws 1855 aud is+S-dO hereby grant unto the SAIL
The a. y AtnSahi, his executors, administrators and assigns,
and :. r'shf and liberty % printing. reprtntine, Publishing
Aiming The sabi book - EartnS in the Hawaiian Islands,
Es years tre" n iSh dsy " re"'u''y' ~
~Aunoay whereof ., L. Kamehameha, His NsjcStys
fl nu'st-r 90 the Interim, have caused thu seal 81 the In
10 once To he hsreunto affixed this 1sth day % tso-
huays A. d. 1858. L.
fses n,menhered thai, on the 3I day % February Al
aa- -" hauwahi, % Lahsina, Island Of Mani IN aceori-
e. - section ii Of an Act To encourage fearnina N thts
the -ss ~ securing the eopiss % charts. maps and bs'ksto
Ala 1~nNss and proPrtstors - such copies" approved on the
aha = Dreemh~r. 1s6+, has DIP sitel IN this Office n copy
~kuHIkUHI o EE KANAKA HAWAII"
L'shts % which he claims as anthem.
am"ny whereof 4 have hereuntO set my hand anil
hs.s'u ne seal ~ the Interior department On h~ smS-a
"n"noiuiu, shis fsth day - March. 4. ID. 1893
nm BERD. W. HUTCHINSON,
Minister of the Interior
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29

OTTAWA. April 25.-Iwo detectives swear
to having overheard a conversation between
Whaen and Doyle iE jail, ia which Whalen
admitted that he shot Niece, and seemed to
take pride in the idea that his name would
be handed down To posterity as a great man.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29

RELIGIoUs.-We are requested to state
that there will DO preaching. this evening,
at j o'clock, at the Methods, Church.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29
THE DAILY APPEAL.
The "INDIAN TROUBLES AT PYRAMID

The "INDIAN TROUBLES AT PYRAMID
LAKE"-FALsE REPoRT.-Superintenaen'
II. G. Parker got back here night before last,
and Yesterday informed us that the reported
death OF Sub Agent NugcIt was without
foundation in fact as was also the rumor OF
the death, by Indian violence, of 1.-THE
rancher " spoken of in yesterdays APPEAL.
The evidence of Nugent's being still in the
land Of the living is letter from him to Mr..
Parker earnestly protesting that he is not a
corpse : and to "the rancher -" Brick
top" by n;ckname-Mr. L. II. Dyer knows
him to be alive, for he has suppcd with him
since his reported massacre. We have Mr..
Parkers word for it that the Reservation is
entirely undi>turbed by revolt and that every
thing is going on as smoothly as usual. As
TO the revolution among the Piutes and the
dethronement of Winnemucca and the cleo
ton OF Na'chey to the chiefship, that part of
the yarn is as false as the balance. 1t is very
strange that this story should have come to
the ears Of the public here2bout in the man
HeE III "AlcA IL d.u Iilher received Il us
patch, on Saturday, from J. c. Lewis, of
Washoe City, telling him of the killing Of
Hagent and - Bricktop;" the statement was
direct and without equivocation-all the re-
sui, Of mistake and transformation, of
course; for Bro. Lewis is not the sort of man
70 fly of the handle or give undue circu-
lation to mere sensational rumors. Some
body-outside OF the NJ. A s." played
the credulous old man, and he, unwittingly,
was the cause of kicking up of al! this bob
berry. The lust of Office that Road
Superintesdency-seems to have fuddled the
ancient EDITORS sconce box.
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SAN Francisco STocK QUOTATIONS.

SAN Francisco SToCK QCorA71oSs
Reported to George L. Gibson yesterday ::
Alpha, SOC; Delcher, $500; Bsfion, 1924 :;
Crown Point, $2,260; Cholar- Potosi, S24S !;
Exchequer, S56; Gould & Cur-y, $3.50 I'M
perial, 1888 Kentuck, S460; Lady BRYAN,
$50 Ophir, SlS1!; Overman, Si565 Saw
age, -Sl57; Segregated Belcher, Sl9; Vel
low Jacket, ST. SO; United States NJ. Co.,
$50. Gold in New York at P. ~. 1895
lssa! Tenders, 7l3c buying; 72c selling.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29

DIVORCED AND MAERIED.-A decree OF
divorce was granted in the District Court,
yesterday morning in favor of the plaintiff in
the case of A. &. Iabor vs.. Mary Jane Tabor.
BY notice in another column of to-day
APPEAL it will be seen that the plaintiff in
this action was married last evening.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29

IHE MAKkLEEvLLE celebration, by the
g Odd Fellows, is reported by Theo. Hale and
The other bandits to have been a very magn;-
ticent affair. The biggest A.nd of a--mcun-
'aln-procession, lots OF fun, good cheer and
hospitality till you cant rest, and a splendid
time generally. Hale was looking like a
veteran Zoozoo just from victorious battle
fields when he got home; ard he thinks that
Marhleev;lic and MarAleevillc Odd Fellows
are just the choicest Of towns and people
hateser the Odd Fellows had, it is very
evident that the band had splenjli blow
out-hornwise and otherwise.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29

LADIES, CHILDREN's AND Misses SRoEs.
M'- }. Rosenstock has lately received a very
extensive and carefully selected stock Of
ladies, children's and misses shoes of the
D most approved make and quality. He has
also made large addition to his stock of
men : and boys furnishing goods. His prices
are fixed to suit the times,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29

HORSE THIEvEs.-OG Thursday last an
Irishmsn and German hired team at
Benton's livery stable, stating that they were
going to Dayton. Not returning they were
sought for by Nj Benton, and officer Lachey
Of Virginia. A dispatch from Benton at |
clock P. n. yesterday states that they had
captured the men aud stock and would return
to-day. From the Trespass of last evening
We learn further particulars as follows:
WEsTGATE, NEv., April 2S.-Detective
Ben: Lackey, Of Virginia, accompanied by
J. NJ. Benton, of Carson. followed two men
from Carson who had stolen two horses from
benton, and overlook them at Lows ranch,
on Smith Creek, about thirty miles east from
this place. l. was dark when they overlook
them, and one Of them got away While
Benton was following him the other was
scuiiiin5 VITA Lackey. and came near getting
ihe pistol from him. who was compelled to
shoot him through the brain in self-ccteuse
lie Is dc.erI5 d as large, heavy-bui't man,
about tAirty tive Years Of age, al Irishman,
and thoroughly desperate. The ether made
his escape, but was arrested last evening bv
SEeTlh San5orn IN Austin, and confessed II
:Ae theft. the property was recovered. This
IS the third man that has ended his career in
'he same way at this place. The coroner's
verdict was Killed in self-defense BY
pistol IN the hands Of an officer
Lackev drove the same team two hundred
and forty miles in three days.
MARK TwAIN's lecture this evening. Will,
Of course attract zig crowd to the Carson
!heater. L !, announced in the Storey
county papers that he viii return to Caliior-
MIA Immediately after filing his engagement
here. This mean. that this is the last op- |
poT,unity to hear him. Those who missed !
his Sandwich Island lecture, having heard it |
so highly ex:olled, will be solilitous 70 hear |
this one, and it is among the certainties that
hose who did listen to the story of his ad-
ventures among the kanakas viii take good ,
care not to miss this chance to hear him re-
late his experience as a yoyager up the Med
lterranean and pilgrim TO the Holy Lind.
Mark Twain is too well known and TOO gen
rally admired here to need any introduction
t our hands, and we merely alIude to the
'.ct Of his announcement to lecture this even
nS by way Of a reminder to such force;fol
'eople rs need to have ttcir memory wound /
p every morning.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29

House. PLANTS, fine lot in blossom, were
noticeable in front Of Hammers store, day
before yesterday. \ wagon load brought
from Washoe Valley, reported from the
Sandy Bowers place, were eagerly sought for
and the choicest rapidly disappeared before
they bould be taken into the store. Hammer
has nice lot Of geraniums We, on hand for
DISPOSAL
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

At RYE-FURNISIIED HOUSE TO LET; 6TApI,r
N and carriage house. hne garien; fruit
all kinds everything splendid Address D. g. Eaton
Lrooklyn.
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

AT RAvENswOOD, FOR THE SINNER MONTHS
n Gothic House, Handsomely urnishei *i2D per month
At Morisaina Furnished House, $l0o otto ~ NO
HENRY rAPPEN, 81 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

A FURNISHED COTTAGE 9 ROOMS AND STABLE, To
N let, jamaica lawn AMI garden plenty fruit
half mile from depot; location healthy.
GEO SKlDMORE, IS Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

A COTTAGE TO LFT-Sl5c.-FOUR ROOMS; BEAUT
n fully situated the bank OF passac forty minute
from cty nj from Passaic bridge depot Erie Railway
Apply to Mr. ROSE, Passaic trdt depot New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

IcOR RENT-A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT ON GI
avenue West Morisania Weschester county, n Y.
short distance from the noirvard accessible per RAILROAD
house ncely urniie containing IL rooms
rovded with al comforis ten aies OF land splendid
wooded, surround the building lne vcta5le garden AM
cehouse and stable 0 three horses plenty OF oo
raised for lar ,nty OF poultry tIe'
OF the milk of excellent cow Apply at Hf. NAIL
LARD'S, 621 broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

A FARMHOUSE TO LET-FURNIsHED, 80 MILES
N York, depot very healthy oe alton; M
mosquitoes or ague very desirable Tor family seeking
moderate expense rent taken n board n desired
Inquire at No. Neinon place. near Wa.eriey place
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

FRO LET--FoR BUSINESS, THE FIRST FLOOR OWES
store 9s Broadway blocks below Fifth Avenue Itv
i,J, west sioe; inc location; rent s7i0.
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

I AFAYETTE, N. J.-TO RETT, FURNISHED, $101
IL per annuu, for sale Ss,0 three story and base
ment new brick House; nine rn, mocrn
possession Immediately ten minut q ride from Cortland
st eet ferry pa leen minutes. App
TO wM. HARVEY son, Garner Grove and York streess
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

JILEGANT F1RST CLAss FUHNISHtD HOUSE CON
~ iainng "a rooms and bath ruUm with gas throughout ~
four Eve months. IL commands . trc view Of
1rren aud York bay, the ne of the Clinton horse
gog Market street depot and within minutes
walk the street ealing 20 the Morris depot
situate nj Clinton Hin Newark Tie house VII be
with of ground. There stable for
four and large house and Sheds two
and pouy large garden, all planted; all kinds of
fruits and berries In great abundance the whole forming
most and residence Inquire a 30 Broad
|Jeei In tbs INSURANCE. once, Newark, n
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

MOUNT VERNON wEsTcHESTsR CO. rNTY.-TO LET,
M hrs class House, handsomely furnished; fruits Of all
kinds sabe sc.; ne minaes rom depot. Apply on the
premises, corner Firt avenue and Third street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

rO LET-FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, THE FIRs'
tllur OF the house IL Leroy place corner OF Greene
= rccsc streets; "a N store IN No. Whitehall street; a
sne 70 ud fAurth Floors OF house i2b street App
HP n. TEMPLE, Carroll place, corner Of Thompson am
lltecScr streets
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

rro LET--A FIRST LOFT cF BUILDING ls BARCLA'
street lug Dire ia second loft
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

NEW STORE TO LET--CORNER NINETY. FIRST
IN street and Third avenue suitable for bakery grocery
Also Floors, with all the improvements Inquire the
misses
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-Oy STATEN ISLAND
Il mile from ferry; six mont ~ or $eoO
W. A. Col :. NO. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

TFlo LEF-A STORE UNDER ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
l No 5s Broadway; immediate possesaion. Apply to X.
MARhOCK, on thc premises.
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

ANY NUMBER OF FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED
n Houses to et-In the counry send for catalogue.
I. b BLEk0kEk sCHOOLEY, 3 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

CohL YARD TO LET OR LEAsE-wITH OFFICE AN
~ Sea Also two good Horses and Carts for sale Ir
auire of MARTIN SPELLMAN, lSi Mulberry street
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

rilO LET-THp WHOLE OR ANY PART or THE NEy
Store, ~, ~ aud ls Kim street, Canal hcni
boz. AMY " l.. q. BuUOH1ON, No Howard street
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

TO LET--AT METUCHIS, n. j., THREE MINUTES
from station small House, rooms larden and fruit
trees garden made viii be rented to the Is OF April next
rent 40 uer month. Inquire at East Ninth street.