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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-07

Reporters CRUMBs.-It is said that Mr..
Parker of Kalamazoo, Michigan is dcsircus of leas
ing the Mills House, with view to open il in eIe-
CANT style.
A dray came in collision with an omnibus loaded
with passengers from the railroad on Anson-s'reet
yesterday. doing some damage to the latter vehicle
The Theatre Commt tee and the Directors Of the
institute, will confer ou Saturday evening on the
subject OF new theatre.
NJ. Pasquet, of the Partisan Photographic Com
pany, has made o picture of st. Joba'f Lutheran
Church and its beautiful decorations.
The Commissioners of ,the Market to-day elect a
public wci9her for the Calhouu-street scales.
E. Montague Grimke, Esq, has been appointed
notary public for Charleston.
The shares OF the Savannah and Charleston Rail.
road were not put upon the mlrket yesterday, as ad
vertised.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Northeastern Railroad Compans takes place at IL A.
to day. at the hall of the Planters and Mechanics
Bank, Fast Pay.
The Charleston Presbytery assemblies at the alebe
street Church this evening.
The extract given in The News yesterday, from
Daddy Gains paper, the Record, of Saturday as
cr1bing incendiary language to Senator Corbin, has
elected deal of rather lively c5'nment.
The treasurer of the new German Church, King
street, is calling for the third instalmen, du" OF
| subscription for building the ediace.
We noticed fellow yesterday wearing very large
| ring with o brilliant setting bat he wore it IL
rather queer place for rius-around his eye.
Tbs trouble about the vault opening, referred Il
in lHH NEWS, occurred in St. Philips and not St
Michaeps Church yard.
The Templeton troupe gave the slim audience II
attendance last night Brougham's musical eItrava
ganza, Pocahontas, in toerable style, and conclud
| ed their brief stay here for the present.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIation.-THED DAILY NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
coGNIZED AS HATING THE LARGEST CIR
cULA7IoN IN THE CYTY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
INC IN THE PoSToEFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoVIS-
IONS OF THE NEW POSToFFICE LAW.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
salesroom, Meetings. street. viii key, notions. &c
G. McBRmE SMITH will sci, at 10 O'Clock, ut bis
salesroom, Broad-streef, horses, mules, &C.
A. a. ApRAHAsss & SONS will sell ut 10 O'CLOCK. In
HOLMES 4 MACBETH will sell at IL O'Clock, at
their office, Broad.sreet, iron safes and platform
scales. ..,s...
r. NJ. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell at hat-past
10 O'Clock IN front of their office, Broad-street,
horses mules. &c.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, In bis store,
corner King aud Liberty streets, clothing hats &C
salesroom, 4eeting street. boots, shoes, &c.
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SUMNER TnR TABLE SAVANNAH AND
CHARLESTON RA1LRoAD.-On and after Monday, the
18th instant. the tri-weekly trains this road viii
leave the Charleston depot on Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 6 O'Clock A. NJ, and return from
Coosawhatchie on the same days ut half:past IL
O'Clock P. NJ. and reach the depot this side at
O'clock p M
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APPEAL IN THE MANDAMUs' CAsE.-Mr. Cor
bin counsel for Gilbert Pillsbury snd Others night
before last gave notice Of appeal from Judge Car
penter's decision IN the late mandamus case On
writ of error, to the Supreme Court the case to be
heard on tie third Monday in this month.
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MR. GEORGE H. GRUBER, hitherto the pro-
prieor Of the well-known Kipg-street grocery, for
melly kept by N. II. Porter, announces in to-day 8
issue that his business at that eand Is discontinued
and that he will be found in future at the store OF
W. s. Corwin Co., No. 275 King.street, where he
will be pleased to see his old friends and customers
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CLUBS AND STARs-The following are the
few cases heard before the Mayors Court yesterday:
London Rock. colored. held subject to magis-
trate's warrant.
F. F. Dorsett white. arrested by Officers Coates
and Reed for larceny Of $25 in currency from wo-
man residing in Beaufain street. Turned over to
magistrate.
Jacob and ohm Bailey. colored, held for sa:ekeep-
ing, turned over to the Sheriff.
Susan HudsJn o notorious drInkist, was found at
length IN alebe.street; .'went up" for ten days.
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BILL OF MoRrAL1TY.-The mortuary report
of the City Registrar. for the week ending on the
Sd inst, shows seventeen deaths, twelve of whom
were colored persons. Seven under years, one be.
tween 10 and 20, three between so and 40, one be-
tween 40 and so. one between 60 aud 10, and three
between 10 and 80 years. There is one case Of
death from neglect. and that colored male
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TuL-TApPINa "A colored boy was detected
yesterday in the act of robbing the drawer Of ba-
kerry in St. Phlip-street. The police gave chase,
and, after long run, the thief was overhauled and
taken into custody. There are number of till
tappers aoat in our community just LOW, and store
keepers will dc well to keeps sharp lookout.
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SOMETHING GOOD CoMINa.-Manaser John T.
Ford. of the Baltimore Theatre. will shortly visit
Charleston with fine company, Of which the cele-
brated Chapman Sisters are the stars. We risk no.
thing in telling our readers that tue entertainment
will be of very high order. The new American
opera, Abou Has:an, will be among the attractions
nreeeptod
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, April 6.-Pao,lion Hote'.
WI Trim, Shepard, Febrenbach, city;
Ha,nes, North Carolina; Utsey. Georges Sta
tion: Mrs Crawford. Miss Crawford, New York; c
shaffer, John Jerry. Miss Terry, Walterboro'; ID
Levi Joseph Rhame, Manning; coskery,
Clarenaon;J NJ staggers, Kinsstree; chandler,
Lynchburg.
cbsrhston Hotel-Mrs John Garvia, Mrs h c
Jopes New York P Gurniss, steamship Cham
MON. " Stewart, Glllisonylile, South Carolina;
Hutehiuson, George Street, Buffalo, New York;
NJ Drew, Wilmington. N G; George Lummey'
Alexander Lummey, " q Mcdowell, Darlington;
VITO woodward, South Carolina; Hitch
cock. AGENT Brignoli Troupe;J White, New Or
leans. John Demerett, Boston; W Castle and
wife. cleveland, Ohio; L Dawes, spartanburs;
g DANNY, oraag,burg; C Denny, Bay City, Fla; W
Iimsn, New York; Theo Cook, Boston; De"ine,
conneeicut; George " Packard. E Post and WIFE,
New York; Elias Titus, Miss Titus. Miss A
Titss. Dr. Hopkins and wife, Poushkeepsie; Captain
Baker, wie and three children, New York; A Will
liams Georgia.; Little and Son, Lexington, Geo;
IT Dearins, Augusta; James shearer, Bay City.
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DISSOLUTION OF CopARTNEnsHlP.-A change
has taken place in the firm of Uferhardt, campsen
Co. Mr.. Brunipg retires, and the business is con
Quoted at the old stand by Mr.. William Unerhardt
and Henry Campsen. under the firm name OF uffer-
hardt Canpsen. These gentlemen are well and
favorably known, and we doubt not that, in renew
ing their partnership as established nineteen years
ago. they will continue to do large and remunera-
tive business
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OPERA OUrF1Ts.-Neckties and kid gloves arc
essential outfits for the beaux who attend opera.
Those in the trade, and have samples of kids
and neckties should let the public know something
about their select stocks of the kind Don't oil
a
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PEasoNAI.-s1r. F. N. Hitchcock, the bu-
siness agent of the Prignoh Opera Troupe, reached
the city yesterday. BE comes to perfect arrange
nsnts for the Saturday night opening he is staying
at the Charleston Hotel.
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The STATE CoURT.-His Honor Judge Car
penter was engaged yesterday on the equity side OF
the court, hearing motions of course, and such
causes as were taken up by consent No cause OF
general interest was heard.
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NEW BOOK ON MAsoNRY.-A copyright was
granted DR.. A. G. Mackey, yesterday, for new Ma
sonic work, entitled "The Symbolisms of Freema-
sonry; illustrating and explaining its science and
philosophy, its legends myths and symbols"
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E1Ecr1oN.-At meeting of.the Corporation
of Zion Presbyterian Church. tGlebe.street held
the evening Of 9th instant. the following named
officers were elected to for the ensuing year:
Jos a. ENsLow, = President
GEO. A. TRENHoLI.t Jr, Secretary.
o. A. BowES, Treasure
Executive Comm,ttec.-W. Geo. Gibbes, Henry &.
Sihman, J. E. Adser. j. R. Robertson, George W.
Egan.
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The state agricultural Convention.

The Committee authorized by the Board Of
Directors of the South Carolina Institute to invite
and name delegates from the seabosrd districts to
attend the Agricultural Convention Of The State, to
convene on the twenty.eishth day of this month ut
Columbia, respectfully nominate the following gen.
tlemen.
1ho,e who may be prevented from attending will
nlease authorize alternates from their respective
sections.
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TIE COLUMBIA GUARDIAN.-Mr. G. P. Pei
ham announces that the publication of this journal
which was suspended at the close of the war; will be
resumed about the first Of May next.
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The CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE.-This
young hut usty society, which celebrates its third
anniversary to-day, has now about one hundred and
sixtyfve members, including Representatives OF
every department of trade and commerce. Meeting
street. Eing-stree, Hayne-sreet. Broad-street East
Bay aud the wharves all fairly represented with
in its ranks, aud our railroads. steamship hres and
workshops and factories have voice in its debera-
tons. For society Of so recent date. the Board
of Trade is doing remarkably welt aud although
LAWYERS are excluded (by its consuton 1t has con-
triysd 10 make some noise in the commercial world
1be Board of Trade has been, from the frat mo-
ment of It's existence vigorous and able vindicator
of the trade and commercial reputation Of Charles
ton. The members, most of them pushing men Of
business are mercantile reformers; not extremists,
who would cut down our tree of trade, but rational
business men, who would top ane prune until the
sap crculates from the roots to the croWD and tne
whole is instinct with vigo- and with life The
Board have always been ready to aeitate for -eason-
able amendments of our mercantile code; but we
know ofno instance in which they have not been
guided by caution and practical wisdom
II must. however be admitted that the Board still
fs far short of the full measure of its usefulness.
There is no Board of Trade reading-roon, no libra
~, no place OF rem devious where the members may
meet at any hour of the day and obtain the latest in
formation in regard to the arriTa and departure Of
vessels, the prices of produce and all c er news OF
intres affecting the trade of the port AL this IN
formation should be regularly recorded, and could
be turned to good account by the secretary in pre-
pairing an exhibit OF the whole trade OF the year The
of the Board Of Trade could be made the busi-
NESS centre of the city the exchange 30 to speak, OF
Charleston; and in issuing annual or semi-annual
trade reports, Charleston would be but following in
the path of other cities which have achieved their
wonderful success, not by their natural advan-
tages than by their pertinacity In making these ad
rantaoes ,uixely and generally lsnotca. We under
stand that movement is afoot looking to the erec-
ton of suitable building for the~purposes OF the
Board, aad hope that it will be promptly carried
into effect.
During the past year the Board Of Trade wns ad-
mitted to membership in the National Board OF
Trade as one of Its constituent bodies and the dele
gates, Colonel NJ. L. Trenholm and Henry cobia,
ESQ.,, assisted in the formation Of that organization
| in July last.
The election for officers of the Board for the ensuing
year takes place ut the Hbernian Hall this afternoon
between the hours of two and four. collation. will
be served at O'Clock, and after the elections the
business meeting will take place. at 8 o'clock P.
M. an address will be delivered by Colonel W. L,
Trenholm, the President of The Board, to which the
public generally are invited; and We see by the ad-
yertisement that the ladies particularly requested
| to be present
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New ENTERpRIsE.-We omitted yesterdayte
notice that in the advertis .ment OF Mr. Bernard
oNei 1t was stated that the -four offered tor sale by
hin was direct from Chicago: This we are told, Is
tie rst direct importation from that city in direct
course; freight only 81 60 per b'rrel through Thus
We have opened to our city direct intercourse with
tbe teemipe Northwest, whilst We are in daily COM
munication with Memphis, Nashville, Louisville
and Cincinnati. We learn the above firm has the
credit of being pioneer in opening up ana intro
ducing this invaluable Western trade the inca'cua-
bile benefits of which must rebound to tho recon-
strnction Of our City BY the Sea-
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Iiowndes Grimball
sold yesterday the building and LOT, by one
hundred and seventy feet, No. 81 spring-street
for $1,000 In gold; half cash. balance In one year.
A. g. McGillivray sold the building and lot. twen-
ty.one by one hundred and ten feet on south side
of Henrietta-street for sl22s;. onehird cash. bal.
ance in one and two years.
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TIE ANs1vERsARY OF THE BOARD OF Trade
The order OF exercises will be begun by music, fol-
lowed by prayer by the Rev. DR.. Hicks; then mu-
sic. and the address by Colonel VIM. Trenholm at
eight o'clock. The ladies particularly invited to
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CoURTENAY, No. 9 Broad-street. has gotten
up handy memorandum book for ready use. 1t is
compact in sizc and so arranged that the leaves can
be removed as needed, and the binding kept intact:
the paper is excellent. and will take either ink or
penciI.
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The SUPREME CouRT.-By reference to our
special telegram in another column, 1t will be seen
that the Supreme Court met yesterday, but trans
acted little business.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

REMovAL.-See the advertisement Of Denny
Perry In another column.
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CoLu,ts1A STOCK AND REAL ESTATE MARKET.
AT public sale in Columbia on Monday, lot on the
uortneast corner Of Gervais-street brought $3.50;
one lot, containing four acres, near Colum.
ola, brought $500; land in Lexington County
brought from 81 25 to s12 so per acre. small house
and lot Oh Msrtonstree SOS; sand at 81 50
psr acre. The following stocks were disposed Of:
Eight shares Columbia Gas Company at sll 90 per
share; thirty-four shares Greenvile and Columbia
Railroad Company, 50; three shares Elmwood Gene
terry Company S. rs; sixteen shares Kings Mountain
Iron Works, 81 10; fifty shares Columbia and Angus
n Railroad at sl2; two shares Broad River Bridge
stock, So; fifteen shares South Carolina haiiroao
stock at s42 5o fifteen shares Southwestern Railroad
Bank stock at s?1 IS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETINGS THIS DAY.
landmark Lodge, at half-past Z P. NJ.
south Carolina Lodge, at P. NJ.
Charleston Doard of Trade, at P. III.
Northeastern Railroad Company, at IL u.
washington Fire Company, at 8 P. N.
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Valuable Plantation at auction,
BY ALONZO j. WHITE g. SON
Brokers, Auctioncers and K col Estate
Agents.
By virtue OF an order Of sale 10 directed By the
Hon. Gerge S. BRYAN, .tage OF tho United States
teurt for the District Of South Carolina, will Of.
fer for saIe ct Public Auction nt the Old Postofce
foot of Broad street, Chnrleston s. c., on TUES
DAY, the 18Th Of Ap.il, 1sG9 at II O'Clock A. NJ,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND.
known as Sea side, containing 1158 acres. moro or
less and houpded on the north By lands tf MIR. Nc
Cants on the east by lnnds Of MIR. Corbett, on the
west by land OF Mr.. Veuning, and OIL the south by
the Sound per plat and survey made BY Robert 4.
Payne, Esq. Said Land being IN Christ Church Pa
rish, County of Charles:o'. The above Plantation
to be sold is subject to lease to one VIM. Hook
ady for period Of FIVE years, commencing on the
arst November, 1867. and ending on the first NoVem-
Dor, 1872 Annual rent $500 to accrue to purchaser
from day Of sale.
Conditions-One- half cash; balance payable in two
equal successive annual ipsslments with interest at
the rate of per cent per annum, payable seni-an'
nually, secured by bond or bonds of the pur-
chaser and mortgage OF Plantation. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps
LAWRENCE ". O'HEAR,
March 20 mwf10tul Assignee Theodore Stoney.
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*Viee c.,,nel j. q. Taylor. declined.
tVice ]. B. Lanneau, declined.
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AWAY

He ia prepared to maks Shirts to order with the
utmost dispatch; and his assortment Of reaay-made
Shirts is 80 full that buyers can be fitted at mo-
ments notice. For proof of these statements call
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he will return the money. His charges ore 30 rea
sonable Us almost to make buyers believe the articles
nre given
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AT SCOTT'S

Star Shirt and Furnishing Goods Emporium,
Meeting.street nearly opposite Market Hall.
January 6mos
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MEETING OF CouNcn.-The regular meeting
of Council was held last evening, at halfpast seven
o'clock present-The Mayor and Aldermen Ged-
dinss, Potter. Lindstrom, Dereef, Cade, Olney,
Honour Whilden Marshall and Moore.
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Bill to create :he Office of Inspector-General Of
Timber within the limits the City of Charleston. and
prescribing the duties OF the said Inspector-Genera
and for otts purposes, received Its first reading by
title and was laid over until the next meeting.
The original bill to inspect timber and lumber
was laid upon the table, and the above subsh
tuted.
Alderman olney introduced a bill to abolish the
Office of City Civil Engineer. which received the
first reading. Adjourned.
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY. NiRCH %.
Int OunrnmfImc :. Amin.

For come weeks r-- population il- Been rife
a- o. whether tte Band uf Health vI1lI -rII
KEEP up The ellis face " i~e-liliH- Ta-au-
-1l- by rhs steamer About o week since
We heard. IN fact vsr- ,l.5. D. q prominent gov
erumeat oz-al. ;ia, tie Ia--ea-er- cxIve;el hy
the Lqt5 wpa.I rl; Pc detained. uu.e-- there
was actual -.ekr,-- ga board.
TIE o,Iwet- gF spite. hate, rage, revenge anil
tie rect 81 ,ls evil passions which af.iet poor
human nature. IaI been swept away from tie
persons Of the celebrated Ha1ri Of Health and
reason promised 20 ibid sway. This wa- good
news. Everybody WAS disposed 20 exercise a for
giving spirit towards tie Isur unfortunate vino
COMPOSE tire BlarI-in fact, were disposed 10 for
get and forgive. Tie I|ghD arrived yesterday,
came b hcr dock and was Immediately under a
guard Of police. H. due time freight commenced
u be discharged. Friends Of the Ta--eugcrs
gathered about tie steamer and cJmiyrJel them
with the assurance that tie Beard was IN process
Of incubation: that It, Ukasc would soon be pro-
muIzatci, that IL was "a mere matter Of form
which had o. be observed. that without doubt
they would al DC allowed % land by ten O'Clock.
Poor dcluded i~nDE-aI-. TIE BJaTj met. VIVA;
they said We know not. perhaps they chuckIel NJ
Sat tA@ Was f"a 'taaf+ wee HA NttAs NIs 49,
decided that the passengers cDulI not land. One/
young lady who was sgIeringf ron some pulmonary
complaint could land, in company with her
mother. who had been allowed to 90 On board to
sec her. but with q knowing, saGaoi,us vag u
tine head. tie Bard informed Lcr she must stay
at home. Another young lady IasseHgcr. equally.
Il no: more 10 need ur g change. j. It'll detained
on board, T~eriaIs for want 81 influential friends.
Individuals could - from tIc shore ON board and
get breakfast. package could Ia-- back and
forth. hicaI- rJ.II -iaLc hands aeTo-- tire steam
raiI or o1t 5hc IDs;-n1ic. but the passengers
not land. 10 .uIeei' they would surely
infect the town. Tie agents Of tie ItalD iu I'm
F%auci-c1 we're informed by Mr.. B,Iluaun AMI
By Captain Floyd, ila- prominent government
officials hal assured them that the ObupxlJus re-
-~trfctiJus would Lc removed before the return Of
steamer, and her passengers were - informed.
We have heard but one expression Of opinion in
% the action 81 thc BaarI-GOsernmcnt
1iH.ial-, their synIathizers, all unite in condemn
M it.. We hear that q prominent member Of
he Board -aiI, I've have been driven u this
Oursc AMI We are not To- DC driven out Of it
Poor fellow. We can only say that 1t J. fortunate
Or some people that the -layers Of persons Of
mall cllibrc are not about.
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shall the nNvaiian Government
Have am Claim"
Presented fo it,

Il j. vel known that the steam line between
this port and ~ln Francisco was established and
s. maintained in part NJ tie expense Of the
American Government. In one sense, therefore.
il j. a National errlrs which that government l.
pledged {, protect.
The Hawaiian Government. through it, Board
Of Health, las sccu tt O. enforce q regulation,
which. however welLnclu; may lave been the
motives that inspired il, have proved 10 be Of
material injury b the line, by lettering Tasscn-
gers from coming to this port by it. The profits
attending the running Of steamers consist mainly
in tic receipts from passenger. Al lines depend
ON these for support. And when, from any
cause. the passenger traii, j. reduced. the perIHa-
ucucy Of the line J. threatened.
The operation of the regulation referred %,
has been u reduce largely the travel by steam to
this port, and thereby to injurc the line. which
result must continue n long as enforced. for pas
scn-crsar given 10 understand by interested parties
in san Francisco that those who 20 by steam are
qua-antineI fifteen dIys. while those going ~
sailing vessels. escape that annoyance. y the
Government makes no efforts 10 disseminate cpr-
rect information. except through a publication
rarely seen beyond the limits Of the Kingdom.
mil a. r1--cuerr- ;hers lrve u,mclu~ Of lc1Tuiuc