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The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03

TEE Auuazl meeting q TX Hawaiian
EvS-Sslicsl AsSacszssoz commenced % Mo-
say lasi. Moss Ct TX Esssio-z-ses f7oz TX
o,Ae- Islands hsvs already arrived, SAo IL
tcn5 70 X T-escn; during * session. WAieA
VII co1si-as sso-s Eo-szs.At
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03

TEE Cosce-s sjySz n tx A-z1.ez-s q TIE
Elsau.ss- Al * Taex,rv q T2z-s3sr oySz-
~ las wzs l2zcs,y sIsSz5c3. z73 resulted
II Ssoo ere- expenses. veicA Is hsSz v&ss-
Il - TX kzz Rs-ses FsaE- >oze q IL
sozcs Ard TseSSz q ~ STSzizs rejected
crvz. e-cGl1 g IL Perso-ze-s. a2& Ec-s
iozG,y zp-lz-s5s,5 ~ * 415se7cA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
Cottons.

Very szpsrs1r ers;uo eI;h Sizchs vile q the hes:
AEzsriczz ttcscrteS. verT t1e white NairScok and
Nsc;oria lawits hisAcp lawns hook uzzstzs Ser DIFF
fsras s-Aiiriss> vsry 6ze white tSEi4-sas Slso in
Gus. rszk- 1z1 k11. ErCSs had E1zSli1s. E-e j1o-
rsEs also fne White brlakzts l. Gs1srsnz patterns
tI-cs sssaCrz1szt e cu-taiz EEsii1s. uhits pilk
and elre e.eAt7@ss ul<szisro >sftizS lQC-i1 ut3e
b11- hs-s AID pax CtH7bCs~y l~zs. cpsrc1 tuEsis
All seSsilL- klEs xaf esvvE epstga tiIlias Azics-
keds ce-izzs. very szrSrt1r p1futet FrS2ch ie11st
AID rri--S R-oS<' white aud ccAcre1 sEooi cltto1s
czveA<s knitting xzf zenli1c eusteu white cc.ro1
and SsrTe1ts1- hrz5ts. wtits AT h,Eck fzn3kfSc1
vers 1as White vkSA net. ss~er-l hsoai7s.r it,s.
Nod l-=- al claaCs q EaFr cx1,trte Sn& slscix
81 ilzs5sS a<~ z1sliz d-sss patterns, canvass Sc
s1sron5Sry-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
SSENGERS.

Pa Szl F-z-c5sc-. 7l- C-1l,ss. -1as r-F-I1k
caS,T- wss. r1li AZ serTaEl g l,-sz1E Az
10. P : Ealsrsr- NJ 1ats5ds- iz,5 2 q Ava.
n Cha-fr. NJ G-1-u;c1--r 81 2 E.z--as n
Cz7s Ifsr- IN a1,f Z chlh-sr. NJ 1,-z---a-
r-azR Esa. Z ss-a-n- --slF Nzs1-E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03

TlEr Csuass ~i.s Tx rails. arrived O. Mon
asy. Thc nsxt iuu1ra zazH viii * das Por
EszAa. On TacS.ssy. The ssh in<1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03

lrcryEE-Tae leeszre ~ TX Rev Z Cos~
VII, VII cozae % o. Frsasy sveaizs sexr,
hsfo-v tss O,y1pse OzA S=sices-'' TAe
Mister q NC.io-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
WANTED!


NULL FILES OF THE FOLLOW
IL ing Publications:
Hawaiian Spectator, 1889.
S l. Mirror and Commercial Gazette, 1852.
Vol Of the Polynesian.
Hawaiian Cascade and Miscellany, ls44-+5.
The Monitor, tmOnthlyl lS4S.
Oahu Fountain. lS4T.
Transactions r. II. Agricultural Society,
1S50-56.
The Amateur, 1850.
New Era and Argus, 1855.
s. 1. Monthly Magazine. 1856.
Vol. Of the p. {. Advertiser.
Daily Legislative Bulletin.
HAWAIIAN:
Lama Hawaii, 1854.
Kumu Hawaii, 1854.
Nonanona, lS4l-45.
Elele Hawaii, lS45-55.
NGheu, 1855.
Hae Hawaii. vols. I, 2, and 5.
Hoku Loa, 1889.
Hae Kiritiano, 1850.
Any persons having in their possession full
files Of the foregoing publications, can dis
pose Of them at fair price BY applying at the
Interior Department.
Office Of the Minister Of Interior,
January 99th, lS6S. 3-6
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03

TEE ANIMAL zaoS;las e KoAzb Sugar O.,
foT election q otise-S, MI * Asld a. tAe q
scc oCS> y Castle, Fsiazy, Tx 81. =; ! P n.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
Boots and Shoes.

6szts' szTzrscr os< sSs eocc> a. half vsfei hooss
taseS s-FSrSas h11ck F-uzsIk cPSrz CATERS q the
best satsCy i. The Uusod >sassS. very lss variety
& trs5S' CHA CATERS sACrs and hiSh h-sis hess
rks. b cAsA xise- ties. d bi1k KID xzd nto-ocr,
CATERS IL osNck esf-oo szisers. d sSFersor Max
Ind siiF7srS eAii7ezs aakle ties r,f.ses Slippers
ASyss zrrocea Farent lssther ae1 calf ska skoes.
hahses shes Az1 Azkis sses. Eisses eioth Eozoooo,
r&-sas is4tArr All e.5s skia s1lfsrS-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
Licenses Expiring in June, 1868

IL Ms Eslk- 81 Caste 4 Cge&ss sch " JoSz-
S1a- rttA ; Hssrs- rszh- kzz-1es Z c1- rszh L
Lssas- - A. saw - c 2 Esl.srs i1st- ! Bz--
ksSrtz= -ssA- Fszae- 4 "a i4zA- Al Chz-- K1sszx
Cs1A1- Niz5-Ssh- Et1lzzzhs1s. Hasa. 14sh kAB1-
k.a - krz-c- Ii r Il Ptraz. E1sAs~- HtE1is-
sre- Al - a On. kH521E- &rA- Ara L Ceus1s
HzEZsAAss ia Am NAA1kz=t11. VGigil. rSzA 7
Szszrsr. l4sz-seIlels-s-
UHlL - ALE-H-c-lz,z-5L Cssris cssse.
rzzh- 6-zzazz-- a Co. II CEE-c Hacc 1 &C. lsSh- 4
Hl7s-alasrsr : Ok zssA. Levers 1s-e<gos alzA
Ia I T-raerT - 4hizz1 A Ar..
WE1LESALE SETEIr-E 1-tzlz-tsEA H1E
,Ali.s-sr o.
-Hs1s1Enz--2zh- Ch1z-C f.,u 4 "a
IrTUALLLStf-gE1slll z,z-ls-5- Sel-< a Srz.rs--
Il Lrilsr-
BCTCHEE- EE-r.i-l1-Si- : Esk-L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
NOTICE.

AM PERSON HAVING IN HIS
II Fsszssz5s1 IL = Fse1zs & Csu7z'5irs
EEksz' Z : E1Fl1-zzE EEFssi5-isz Chart
ssi.sz,EizE q rke PIlnee Lisr1rT- vi sszs.r n
sIEgr y r-rz-zzE liz SINE @
D EAEAEATA
4 N-s Chazte-lzzz
Ez-rtzI- N1F l. EsSs-lssr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Phases e re Nss. fsr tie =ozsA c. Tszs,
rzz-AkI- ~ e,rs. aSS'x SxzrG
wAN'H I'M

THE Eaau.sa- sAile2 o. Mo-aAy soS Tahiti
Sac Aas heez in po-s siase Nay Ia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
MEMORANDA.

EE-k C1nns1 ssit-E E-rn 81 F-1u-ssc- My Ia
Nd Ia .rrs1s e. la-- ~ auf -ts- - l-nis=.
Etr a. - p n aai I--1r-E q linisri Eshf a. =
? n co - N1r La-sss.f a. 2 Do 6 ru.sssnrsrs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
Cloves.

LH.sss Az1 goats sFsSS1r JC1vriss white ki3 risvss
tteS hs,k krt gloves. d szuzEiess IN ESIs ksi ooC3
eSckSSzz. iH.5e< chsis-sas tlHck SIX ni.ts SeEtS
uhitz xzi eusscri cuc-11 SssVss l1-sssf Ka5 gents
vhirs Azs Max SIX Ssc-ssS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
FOR SALE!
DOKNKR,S KKROSKNR

T'EN THOUSAND GaIioz< sr the
Il 11.lEx Csisir8s-i O.. - a---re Esr s5iiHzl
SErs1- izszr t-ua E.lzzE1- En1zr. e
El-1- 61I1ES : o.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
Pianos Tuned.

DIASOs AND OTHER MUSICAL IN
Il SHIPMENTS Tuned and Repaired, BY
CHAS- LlERBY. at the Theatre.
Lessons given on the Piano and Gzifar.
Best Of rsferenee given. 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
NOTICE.

MRS II. H HATHAWAY
"gTLD zESPEC-7C ANNOUNCE
w &c tls Las5sz -E-EF-1,lzf1 tH1z Sc III
- EIEEF -s - SsEzE A. Ezr CsrzLEs. Hsszl
Street. cE-sz5-s IL -zs5fsz.E q tsz iscs CEzs-
4 2 Saw Iz-lu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
CIRCUIT COURT.
FOR SALE

A COTTAGE. - rs. NEW. BUILI OF
u ClIz-B,dzss- E5-h S.Ezris -.cE-ee1-
s5s1i-r e rkrss -1szs Z ts removed f-u11
zas F-szzSs<- AFrlTr -
Il-1 "a SCHAEFER 4 Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
FAMILY DRUG STORE.

y. W. SMITH 4 CO.,
HAvE RECEIVED PER LATE ARRIv-
III ais, New Assortment Of Drugs and
Medicines.
Sands Sarsaparilla, Townsend's do,
Ayers do. Bristol's do, Shakers' do,
Root do. Ayers Cherry PectorAl,
Balsam for the Lungs, Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, HypophOsphites Of Lime Soda,
Compound Extract Of Buehn. Capsules,
ThOrn's Extract, Crossman's Specific,
Pills and Ointments. Of various kinds,
Liniments, Plasters, Pectoral Fumigat0rs,
Sponges, Hamburg Tea, Lily White,
Fumigating Pastils, Trusses,
J. r. Cooks Nipples, Nipple Shields,
Lubin's and Pinaud's Extracts,
Toilet Articles. Lip Salve,
Indelible Pencils, a New Invention,
Hair Restorers and Dressings,
Syringes, Leeches, etc, etc, ETC.
Drugs Of all kinds,
Corner effort and Hotel streets. lift
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
Linens.

Very szFsrslc zzs vise IrSsh linen No aud Ii.sa
rrEsls k1,t r1ssisz white Azz br'1En Eaea -1riIl
TE-ksG tAthi1s sGuess~ Csl-s' z1d ls.issr Inca
ka1s.ksrSAizks. Easa 1kz1.ESk s1hle oaEsrx-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
Silk.

SEysr51r c,t-r~s AL sEia tlsck siks iirs1tesirrs
- E1i1E r.. kilck Hzi Enire SIX isEz.5su b-1rk
rirsE h3u-k T-lszIa ci1sh wtfrs .iIk rrs-s -
ilz- Al sie 1zr-cf ct-rS & ssEizz siIS 60 syaals
80. AID f-szh vs-! sa7srs-r E1- Ehi1e AL oair'S
Ladies' French Made Corsets.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
Perfumery and Toilet
Articles.

C-l-r fzli esErs r-zEss- rsi-lsszr zl-r,7E -.1ls-
1ss- 1H-n,AsS Sc tie tIir AZ hszr1 Pre- / c.
k-s1 4E-ii.G 5errzz-F. tzilzs Ei1egEr kesz saz 4
t61-zs- s7scs9r &c tie a1mrl-I5o1- r1ze bar Cd
-slf hEzli si-rvrE. rs 18th All E-szsizE ca1Iis
less kz-l.1 tsz- eE-s1-=. 1tl aa.i t1erh t-zs1es.
slscA F'-ss- nd ras-s- ar rc~5-r- ane15rzl skiz
sr-zslz- ssEFs- t=sssa-lry rus3er fr r-zsFi1E
zsr11-us aa5- 7izErs 4srz-1 sz--es saasizE c-szz
All s-aFz. sE1rzE hrsrzs szzzzs, &C. zz.1rs
-alck IrSs eEz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
Wooiens.

SzP=rsas tIaT hlHsk Ezi ~asis FtIsi shHvts; h-sak
Eas1 shs~ts vucis1 table crEsrs. fI1r E-tts-rs tc
rsz-s' ers<Sasc rwzs 1zi t1ies' zlerui.r urzV7srx
al tie 1.re11 cstlrs e k1s FRESH CLsh1.s-ss -
-i.cs 1z4 tsie~-s- sesris FlIhis. pain Frs1eh d.
1Hz-s. r. klnrk seesr--< ard HlFshaczS ss tErsrs
ghisz ard Ma AZ saos tEzzsl la-s-.s. tEss,3s
csoLkizsss Ea.t Eosls. ros1z fir Fa1ts-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
A REWARD!

WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE RECOy-
w s-T e = PEARL SEIRT-BCTTON.
i1Ss = ths SsrSS.s q HsaS2z,u daEize TIE lkSs
week Azy FSrsca 6Eizs ths sane and -s-
tzrzizs Z . lis sEee. vi be szisabiy ~
varied Inf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
Miscellaneous.

S11sr5lr ssssi s-as-rS- gzh sci-rs r,ssEez kzfTsz
tIl- F61s. tiny -zsz ts-- - arzrs All .sI-i t1--
rCs- Es.rls1 rf1s- rst aI-E-kl-- n1tz11 p z-Ts1-
~ l11 varSs-t az,s.ses- tzr-su rfzzs zz,s EzEs-
tsEz-a- & 5sTies E-s1 t1F-z- tGn-k AZ EElF lzl-
a'1-El-- rzlrT zzs{ sS1Izal Eusrt cd ezss Ga
5st-Esr fs-z- E-ieta-4 h1a-1s kslIz11G tsa-.s
CSizsss WIT Pzrzlez- a.1izasz Es7ss szt szrs
taIss- lDts <ssirF Ez-zs-z- sllia Izf tesss sli-E
esii- 1srs- -ltc-u,E-s- e-E1z Al zser-511 s=--e-
rnr tzsa ti.n-k <-z-s. sEI--1r li1ez are cd z-s
-slE a,st Eairs s1s-sr trzsz AL Ers kl1EE t1-Eis
---Iz1zf1Ez- kib-k E7s Ell-1 -1ue WEz-s -n-tl.s.
tl-Il.rs AID rzrz1Ez- sz-erl-r tGEcE z1f clilre-s
tss-7lrs al E1s-E- pssz- E=E srzrF tsrzer Tiz6scs
I'm - azrzsz We lz-zs1 sE---ls Orr fsIrtsr
cus-srz. rz-r aaEz- sn.es7 EzEtreilas Al 7a1s1is
sblss' rsEzr sh5z. Tslr<r Fitt1z4 tlaEk 1s czilr.
A E1.-h-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
Hosiery.

LAsiiss' .si Nissss' szF<zicr white costcu hoss.
se1ss k-cv1 AID Waite half hCse. es1r< very SupS-
roor hsiS tArs~& saeks all sires. kezes' white Gnd
gray zss=i.o sockS. eAl3re1's wooisa soeks and
hcCt~es-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
Al the Foregoing Articles
and Goods

~ - .aat su@ ss-ssT AZ .zs r-s.-s sd 49,. s.r
-Asa q a7gs.ss. payer
Lars sat Gsa-sznan q Esurt-Es al aEianszs
1ssa'1z Sasa-e e l.f e1zE1zes Jsl=.-iEss & n
E<-
zs..zzszs EzT Il Issz Ea
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
A CHANCE!
FOB EVERY ONE
TO IRRlGATE Their LAND CHEAP
FIRE-WooD.

White Lead.
4 n0l LBS STIRLING LEAD. In
1.WNW eazs- tIr ~ lHF- ~
Il54 B0LLES 4 O.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03

4 GENERAL AssoR1 OF TRIMMINGS.
The New York herald., 1868-03-20
BROOKLYN CITY.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Case OF John Devlin.
Refore Judpe Renadict-

Since the conviction OF John Devlin and the de-
naI OF the motion made by his counsel for a new
trial OF his his sentence has been looked for
ward to with more than ordinary interest, not only
by the large number OF persons engaged In the
whiskey business, but by all those who have be-
come familiar with the case from the time Of
his arrest by the United States authorities. AS win
years ago and indicted together with Tappan Tilton
and Sevan, on charges OF falsely branding whiskey
aud removing IL 10 places other than those provided
by law Mr.. Devlln was required 70 give bail In the
sum or 100000 during the pendency OF the trial.
As 1t was impossible TO secure two or three
was found against Deviinp, pai in which S'Ge he
was accused with carrying on the wholesale liquor
business Without taking out license; also without
paying the special tax and keeping proper books. A
suit was also pending against him In the civil courts,
the government having brought an action against
him TO recover the sum OF 100000, which
amount be was alleged TO have defrauded the
government out or. lie was compelled to
give bonds pending this SUIT IN the sum
OF 5000 900, and he had no difculty finding bonds
men. Yesterday District Attorney Allen was TO have
moved his sentence but owing to the delay of Dew.
lin In procuring some afiidavits which he was
anxious To present TO the Judge, 10 secure II posi-.
bic, some mitigation In his sentence, the motion was
postponed until to-day. Devlin, at the present time,
appears to be particularly unfortunate. lie Is 10 be
sentenced upon the three counts on which he had
just been convicted. Upon the drst that OF carrying
on the business OF wholesale liquor dealer without
taking out license he Is liable 70 imprisonment at
any prison IN the discretion OF the court In the United
states i0r term not exceeding two years, or line
not exceeding $780, or both on the second
count thai OF not paving special tax, he IL liable
10 the same punishment. ON the third count, that
OF not Keeping the books, the punishment Is a fine
of $500, or Imprisonment for not less than SIX
mouths.
After he serves his present sentence he will then
be compelled TO answer the four indictments which
are stu standing against him.
The New York herald., 1868-03-20

heard it blew its strongest bls nom north to south
In the vicinity OF LawrencsDurg, Indiana
natl Railroad, due heie at 2s0 A. n yesterday morn.
ing had the most startling experience OF tne power
OF the storm. II was approaching the Guy ~ tae @
Whitewater, 1t was suddenly brought to stop. AS
was about to enter the bridge and Just as tne en-
CINE had reached 1t the wind grapped WIN tne IRAN
trucks as though they were pasteb0ard affairs and
hurled them down the embankment, turning them s1a
completely over and right side up again WIN lheir
freight OF men, women and children.
One Of the cars was completely wrecked py the
fall or course the most terrible alarm was ieit Dy
all the passengers until they recovered from tne con-
fusion OF the shock and knew that the worst nad
come. They knew nothing, expected notning untn
they felt themselves lifted and thrown in the wrong
direction, turned heels over head, jammed pounded
and hammered, and then quiet In all KINDS OF un-
comfortable positions When they commenced 10
bleeding profusey, and as they emerged into the
darkness and rain, from the slight shelter OF the
wreck II was feared that many were terribly injured
and some, perhaps, killed. Very fortunately, how
ever, this was not the result. Many were badly
bruised, several severely cut about the head and
face, but none were dangerously injured.
The shock they experienced must have been very
severe indeed, for many OF them were jerked about
from floor TO roof and from seat TO seat One man,
Mr.. I. Luebben OF Milwaukee, who was badly cut
about the head, states that when he came to he was
IN seat far away from where he was when the accl-
dent occurred Mr. James NJ. Hubbs, Of New York,
was quite badly cut about the head as was also Cap
tain George Clark, OF this city. Mr.. John Eagan,
the conductor, suffered in the same way, only more
severely. Nevertheless he persisted in working
In the rain to extrcate the passengers, and assist
the people OF Elizabethtown and Valley Junction,
who kindly took OF them until they were brought
up to this city yesterday forenoon. Mr.. Asa Core,
baggage master, shared Mr.. Egan's bad luck, but,
like him, continued to do his work. Mr.. j. Q. Al
ridge had his wrist dislocated. He was thrown q
distance Of twenty feet One OF the ladies,
Mrs. Murray, OF Indianapolis was somewhat injured
internally to what extent Is not yet known. Several
others were slightly injured, but no bones were
broken. The company did everything possible to
make the passengers comfortable.
The New York herald., 1868-03-20

P1S'Si:saslPS!s; g foaass .. spsipssr. TaoI5:
hsssS wS9ss ssss%sr Noun. ys
sssS
sSs Ssa * s.1 ss
;sSUD sSSD Rls,I,I CObs!h E.ssshpOT x.o b.i
sehrs Ellen Barnes. CLIFFORD, DO Tor T ElI..SeSport9
akss ssa sYssi. Tss sssss
Norhnp Wss,asd Tor NfSra Amanda Power. Peter. for
PsS. % Snnoa
:ss Ts s &
sih coombs Bristol aai.nsa. Emeins Hctsin, Sleep
River for E.aSshpor Ts Z. AndsTson bsSson for or
18th, AMMO arrivals or departures. Wind sw, thick.
xsIss Arroyo ss sshr jssrd Ssnpss ssn'
Granger, Newcomb Virginia Ds%sei Vaughn, Brook
w fIi ssefifPi N ssi
ss sssa
cj4.sa s s sh s
wSTwpSS ssr ., brig.
aers Dsnes %nses, Brown, ssgaa Anna kash knight
Sc: % Eag
BAKER Pgovidescs; Lady Elem sSoy Rroyidsnss
Ward po,sSd Ns eaior aya see Barrett
aiss siE Romp MITCHELL L
isiS-Arriyed, brig Castilian, shepard, 6aTdenas.
Cleared-Brgs Gem tBr), Campbell, sagua; MARSHALL
DTse Ps5vfScHTow HfHSscHHsfo WAN March s brig peverez.
PR5yipENCE, March Is-Arrived, schr Snow Squat.
lii salisa steamer u Fargo Alexandria Val ssh1s Sarah
s K braps ssesas
o
ill., ;ss; oss. sE
Nellie sg gfss pSs.zsa KsRs .. GILES.
die, Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1868-03-20
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY. March 10, 1868.

.r.~,x, uorcb 10 1890
Ai' ~ - ~
BILLS REPORTED.
Against incorporating the Industrial Savings Bank
at Tarrvtowp which was agreed n. tncornoratino
- A!'o"n' "iion "0' "e.eo1 ~ oo' Pe
tne German savings BANK AZ Morrlsaniai ncorporat-
ing the Rondout Savings Bank: amending the char
tor :, ,h y.h. co,,rn, porL. ,or tna oors.rrc,,or
-. Va 'Ao i'aAoa SAVING D"nn' ioi siio
OF an arcade underground railroad In New YOrk-for
consideration OF the Senate; against repeating the
act for registration OF births, marriages and
Deaths which was agreed to; against in
creasing the fees OF constabes and jurors,
which was agreed to; against the bill for
more effectual prevention OF incendiary fires,
which was agreed to; against the bill to enable
foreign corporations to hold lands within this State,
the bill was laid on the tables against establishing
Recording Court in Syracuse, which was agreed to;
against increasing the fees of SurrOgates, which
agreed to- for the better protection OF persons letting
or hiring personal property.
/ BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. GRAHAM-Auth0riZing the city OF Newburg
to take stock in the Newburg and Waikiki Valley
Rairoad authorizing the savings banks to invest In
any town village bonds to amount not exceed
ing fifteen per cent Of the amount Of their deposits
for the erection OF new market building upon the
site of the present Washington Market In New York.
BY Mr. TwEED-To establish O nautical school IN
| New York.
BY Mr. KENNEDy-Authorizing the Syracuse and
| Manus Railroad Company to transfer property; also
authorizing the city OF Syracuse to take stock In the
Syracuse and Chenango Valley Railroad: also author
| izing the towns in Onondaga, Chenango and Mad
! ison counties to issue railway bonds
The New York herald., 1868-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

A .s-ARsAIP.,A l.. A oS
ano eo ss sSsss V~R
Vss oss s sas
% ire ssss sa
in use possr with ne rs%sd
vehicle sS1ysy sg mS1.
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made in the ordinary way Of the common as ssrsapa-
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BROOKLYy INTELLIGENCE.

DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT sUIcrDE.-John st. John,
engaged in the Ice business made desperate at
tempt put an end TO his life, at his residence in
Floods alley, yesterday morning He eplaced loaded
revolver to his head aud as he was about pulling the
trigger his wife struck his arm and the ball passed
into the wall lie then threw the weapon down and
sprang out Of the second story window, falling upon
the Sidewalk, but singular as II may appear ne
charge by an officer Of the Foriythird precinct and
locked ups
TBE FOUNDATION OF TBH COURT HOUSE, sBrTLrgd.-
The foundation OF the new Court House appears 70
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INDIANAPOLIS, March 10, 1868.
L. p. Milligan, one OF the released Sons Of Lib
berty conspirators who was discharged from the
Court has entered writ against the follow
ing persons for conspiracy, false Imprisonment
and lbel:-Governor o. p. Morton, General A. X.
Hovey, the Commander Of the District OF Indiana:
James 7. Frazier and Robert G. Gregory, Judges OF
the Supreme Court OF the State also the reporter OF
the court and ". h Holloway, editor OF the Journal.
The suit is commenced In Huntington county. The
case will be transferred to the United States Court,
the damages TO be laid ut half million. IL is said
martyrs.
The New York herald., 1868-03-20
NEWS ITEMS.

The woollen mills of Messrs. Dow 4 Baynton, at
Hlnesburg, VT, were destroyed by nre yesterday.
LOSS over 100000 An insurance OF $4,000 expired
O few minutes before the fire took place.
nre occurred at Chester, Vermont yesterday
morning, which destroyed the furniture rooms OF
Messrs. Atherton Hall; also the dwelling or F. w.
Marsh. Loss, $4,000; fully insured.
Alexander H. Stevens arrived at Augusta, Ca,
yesterday morning, from Washington.
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be gradually settling. Ths b moro particularly mo-
cesble at the base Of the two main pillars support
ing the large DOME they having settled about one
even.
MURDER TRIAL-Otto Schade win be placed on
trial In the Court OF Oyer and Terminer next week
for the murder Of Henry Shears. The murder was
committed In lager beer saloon In the Eastern Dis
tricL
The New York herald., 1868-03-20
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY. March 10, 1868.

ALBANY, March 10, 1858.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The Governor sent in the report OF the Commissary
General OF Ordnance. Also a communication from
the Commissioner Of Quarantine relative to the pre-.
vention OF cholera.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
To authorize the city OF Buffalo to take stock IN the
Buffalo and Washington Railway; TO incorporate the
State Line Bridge Company; appropriating $3.50 900
to aid the construction OF the Albany and Susque-
hanna Rairoad for the better protection Of fremen
in the city OF Brooklyn
Recess TO halfpast seven O'Clock.
Evening Session.
BILLS REPORTED.
To provide for the transmission Of Letters,
packages and merchandise in the cities OF New
York and Brooklyn; to provide for the safety
OF life on the city railroads in the city Of
New York: to incorporate the East street and
Buffalo street Railroad Company OF Buffalo
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
To authorize the Blossburg Coal and Mining Com
pany TO hold real estate in this State TO authorize the
exchange OF property between the Commissioners OF
Emigration and Public Charities; TO repeal the
act relative to sales at public auction; to
authorize the sale OF the regmental armory
In Newburg; TO provide for the erection of wharves
and piers in the Harlem river below Second avenues;
the bill to facilitate the construction OF the New York
and Albany Railroad; relative TO criminal prosecu
tioQs
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THE FResueIs IN PENNSYLVANIA

From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1863.
The sudden rise OF the Susquehanna has Interfered
with the running Of passenger and other trains be-
tween this city and Harrisburg. The Pennsylvania
road Is compelled by 1t TO take advantage OF the
Reading road for the conveyance OF passengers
mails, &c. In one place the track is overnowed 70
the depth Of three feet.