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WEDNESDAY July 9th.

WEDNESDAY July 9th.
Mr.. Kamakau, from the Judiciary Committee,
recommended tabling the petition from Waialua for
$500 for q court house for that place /; also the petit
ton from Makawao that the jury term Of court be
held at Wailuku ; also the petition from the eonsta-
bles for an increase of pay.
Mr.. Smith minister of Finance) moved that the
salary of the clerk Of the Governor Of Maui be taken
ND for a reconsideration in Committee of the Whole.
Carried.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
The Bill to amend the Statute regulating the sale
of ava, was read the third time and passed.
The bin to amend an Act repeating Chapter 10 Of
the Civil Code and inserting certain new sections to
regulate the Bureau Of Public instruction, was read
the third time and passed.
Bill to provide a permanent settlement on Mr.. C.
Kanaina was read, and on motion indefinitely post
poned.
Bill to ascertain and afix the mileage of the king
dom was then read the third time, and on motion of
Mr.. Hutchinson minister of the Interior) action was
deferred till tomorrow.
Bill to amend Sections 483 and 4S4 of the Civil
Code regulating the property tax on personal and
real estate increasing the tax to one-half per cent
was then read the third time. Mr.. S. M. Kamakau
moved it be indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Lyons spoke in favor Of the bill as the only one
that was proportionate and just to all
MIR. Wahine, of Hilo, opposed the bin in strong
terms.
Mr.. Hutchinson minister of the ~Interior) considered
much, optsof place when his petitions for money ap-
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GB- The premises of Mira Won Pfster in Nuunnu
avenue were entered on Saturday night, and a email
quantity of jewelry stolen. 1t was probably the work
of some one familiar with the house.
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u Messrs. Adams and Wilder hold a credit sale
of newly-imported European staple goods on Thurs
day and Friday next, to which the attention Of the
trade is invited, "a
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~ The schooner Annie, under command Of Capt.
William Babcock, sails for Micronesia next Monday,
and will touch at all the various missionary stations.
She will be absent three or four months.
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q The roof of the Bethel 7estry room was dis
covered on fire on Monday noon, but was soon
extinguished by the application Of two or three
buckets Of water. 1t ia supposed to have originated
from a fire cracker or IS double ender.'
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MAsoNIc.-A special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge,
No. 81. F. g. A. NJ, will be held at their Lodge room,
Makee's building, Queen street, Thursday even
ing next, at "a o'clock. Sojourning brethren are
cordially invited to attend.
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y The Mission Children's Society will meet this
evening at the residence of Mr.. H. A. P. Carter, on
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NEATLY DoNE.-At Messrs. Dickson & Bolster's
paint shop in Fort street, can be seen the Hawaiian
Coat Of Arms, very lastly executed on glass about
two feet square. When framed, il would be q fitting
ornament to any public hall.
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BENEFITS OwS, in its account Of the doings on the
fourth, says the editor Of this paper kept open
house for all Good Templars and other Americans -
q singular statement. We like the institution Of
Good Templars, but we don't believe that the infer
ence held out that they are composed of Americans
only, will hold good.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

Napoleon Compliments the ArmJ-The Emperor
and Empress visit the Scenes OF the Late Dr.
turbanccs-slight Demonstrations CoRtlnue--
The Vote on the Plebesoite.
PARIs, May 12.-Marshal Canrobert has Is
sued an order Of the day to the army, which
contains letter from the Emperor addressed
TO the Marshal. The Emperor says: "such
absurd and exaggerated rumors have been re.
peatod concerning thevoteo Of the army In PART
that am inclined to beg you to say to the
generous officers and soldiers that my CONF
dence In tho army has never been shaken"
The letter concludes with thanks to tn,
troops for their nrinness and sang TtOid dur
ing the late troubles In the capitol.
This afternoon the Emperor and Empress,
in an open carriage, visited the quarters Of
the city which have been the scene Of disturb.
ances for the last few days.
symptoms Of agitation arc still apparent in
the Faubourg du Temple. Detachments Of
troops are marching to Bellevillc. ....
A crowd In front OF the cdssrne Of Prince
Eugene was dispersed to-day by the police.
Pierre Hyaclnthe Is at Munich with DR.
Dolllnger.
PARIS le, o p. m.-The total vote on tn
ploblscitum Is as follows Yes, 1885, 4S4; no
1850, 100.
In Algeria the following Is the result: Yes
10, 791i no, 1881.
Army Yes, 80 1875; no, 6,O29.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13
THE NEWS BY GABLES.
GREAT BRITAIN.

Royai Assent to the Naturalization BIll-Emi.
grants for CaRada-Proceedinss In Parlia-
Hent. ..... ..
LoNDoS, May u. English engineers attach
great Significance 70 the speed OF tho steam
step Nemesis, az experiments have been made
in her machinery for securing the utmost
economy Of coal.
The House Of Lords to-day received the
royal assent to the naturalization bill, and adj
lourned.
LONDON, May 1.-TWO hundred emlgrants
left this city to-day to embark for Quebec.
The new steamer Caspian, fthe Allen line,
for Quebec, has been detained here in conse-
quenee Of defect In her machinery, and the
North American takes her place.
LONDON, May 12-The second yacht race
between the yachts sappho aud Cambria IL
postponed from Friday until Saturday to cna-
bic Mr.. Ashbury to lengthen the Cambrias
bowsprit two and half feet. Two tons have
been added to tho Cambria. Mr.. Ashbury
wishes to reduce the distance Of the merit race
thirty miles.
Mcssr. Bennett and Douglass have been
invited to meet Mr., Ashbury and sixty or
seventy leading English yachtmen at a grand
dinner TO be given In their honor June 2, at
the "star and Garter" Richmond.
LONDON, May 12.-In the House Of Com
mons this evening, Sir J. Pakington gave no
tice Of his intention TO press an inquiry Into
the loss Of the steamship City Of Boston.
Mr.. Bruce, Home Secretary, denied that
tho Government had received any demand
from France for the extradftion Of Gus
tayo Flourers. He, therefore, anticipated
that the popular demonstration which he had
heard was to take place in Hyde Park against
the surrender Of the exile would now be aban-
doned.
The Irish land bill was then considered In
committee, and various amendments debated
| without result
UTho Metropolitan poor relief bill was passed.
Mr.. Bonverie moved that the consideration
Of the bill allowing women to vote be post
poned slK months
Sir Robert Austrahcr supported and Lord
Carries opposed the bin, but the latter ad.
mltted that his constituents urged its passage.
Mr.. Nevdegate made speech against the
measure Mr.. Gladstone denied the e1is-
tencc Of a demand or desire for the bill.
Jacob Bright replied, and the House divided
on the motion to postpone which was agreed
to by 1876 majority. This virtual defeat Of the
bill was received with loud cheering.
The House then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13


NEW YoRK, May 12.-Tho anniversary Of
the American Congregational Union In the
Brooklyn Academy Of Music this evening was
attended by crowded audience, the exercises
being more largely attended aud enthusiastic
than any others held thus far during anniyer-
sary week. -.-...
Henry Ward Beechcr prcslded, Dodworth's
band furnished music, and Rev. Drs. Ray
Palmer, and Theodore Cuyler, Rev. Z. B.
Crane, Of Hartford, and President Merriam,
Of Ripon College, were the principal speakers
DR.. Palmer announced that more than $50, 0OC
in aid OF feeble churches had been raised during
the past year. This evening an additional
gift Of $4,000 from Henry c. Bower was made
on condition that the former amount be oh.
talned.
BALTIMORE, May l2.-The session Of the
Methodist Conference to-day was opened with
the usual religious exercises by Rev. c. =
Harris, Of North Carolina.
Tho conference then resumed the considera'
ton Of the report Of the Judiciary committee
disappearing rebaptism, which was discussed
during the entire forenoon session.
A motion mado by Rev. w. NJ. Belts to
postpone the subject indefinitely, was lost
10 ministers and IL laymen voting IN tho AZ
hrmatiye, and 20 ministers and ID laymen In
the negative.
The conference then took recess until 8
pm.
In the evening session the report above
mentioned was adopted.
Rev. James r. Nichols, D. D., was APP
pointed fraternrl messenger to the General
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

II Is noticeable, as a peculiar feature OF this
municipal contest that the warfnest, most
Outspoken opposition TO the Bowen admins
tration comes from the cOlOred men. This
detection Is shown by thousands at the various
ward meetings. At the Seventh ward meet
ing the proportions Of Bowen and anti-BOwen
cOlored Voters stood 50 to $50; In the First
ward the Bowen colored vote Ia In about the
Same innnitesimh proportion. And In all the
wards, where there is any considerable col
0red vote, tho same state Of things exists.
The Boys In Blue, mainly colored, last night
voted In body 10 repudlate Bowen, and sup
port the candidate Of the Reform Republl-
cans Mr.. Emery; and 1t Is n fact beyond dis
pute that the best and most effective speaking
on either side has been by eolored men like
Hatton and Henry johnson, In open denun-
citation Of the Bowen rule.
The great mistake Of the Bowen ring has
been In undertaking the intelligence and self
respect OF the colored people. Nothing could
be more contemptuOus and insulting to the
colored men than the theory openly ayowed
and acted upon by the Bowen party that they
Che colored people, are 40 much merchant
able voting material, to be treated with super,
cllious neglect for eleven months OF the year,
and then bought by the drove by q few days
work az gutter cleaning Just before the June
election. The colored citizens feel keenly
this insulting estimate Of thelrmOrals and self
respect. They realize that their interests are
lutntlCAl WIN Lubcc vi tue uuhluteh llCl Vi
Washington, and that their permanent pros
perity must depend upon that OF the city In
which they live. They arc, therefore, not dis
posed To be placed In the attitude Of having
any responsibility for the enormous waste Of
corporation funds involved In the dlrt-pie,
gutter-cleaning, yote-buying business, by
which an amount of money that would keep
a large number Of industrious labOrers en-
ployed through the entire year Is squandered
In few days on few lazy, Idle persons, and
fresh burdens are thrown upon the Taxpayers
without particle Of return.
The cOlOrod men aspire 10 something better
than election jobs Of gutter cleaning, and they
are Intelligent enough TO appreciate that II the
same money so shAmefully wasted by the Bowen
ring duringits career had been expended In car
rying on great public improvements, In build
lug up manufactures, improving our nayiga-
ton and our railroad facilities, &C., &c, they
would be afforded steady and honorable en-
plOyment, and the opportunity toenteT upon
useful and hopeful career. The Bowen policy
Ia TO keep them living from hand TO mouth,
80 Us To he always hungry, and always ayaila-
BILE o. voting material. But they nov have
their eyes fully open, and have entered upon
The reform movement that ls 10 sweep out the
City Hall ring in june nexL-Sidr, yesterday
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

Important II Trus-Ths Plans Of a Red River
Campaign.

Important II Trus-The Plans Of a Red River
Campaign.
CHICAGO, Ill, May 12.-The St. Pau
says that large body Of armed Fenians had
arrived at the latter place en- rotae for Red
River to aid Riel Each man Ia armed with a
breech loading rife, pistol and knife.
Their first strike will be the capture OF Fort
Frances or Rainey Lake, which will be gar
risoned by few men, while the main force
will harass and dispute the passage of British
troops through the riyers, swamps, and noun
tAlns from Fort Williams to Rcd River. At
the proper time they will march and join
Riel's forces. One party has already started
overland by vermIllion road; another will
soon follow, and third Is preparing to go to
the same destination via the 81. Louis und
Vermillion rivers.
Another party Ia reported at Superior river,
which will march directly West to Red River,
The forces at Duluth are said to be com
manded by distinguished confederate officer
who fought General Banks In the Louisiana
campaign. The men are nearly oil CI-soldiers.
Many French Canadians accompany them,
and they have secured the services Of several
Indians and half-breeds, besides one or two
old employees Of the Hudson Bay Company,
who arc perfectly familiar with the country
TO be operated In. The Press does not vouch
for the truth Of the above intelligence, as
everything Is quiet at Red River and Rlel Is
expecting favorable news from Canada.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

Election Of Oalcsn-ProrIslOus for Educating
the Orphans.

Election Of Oincen-ProvlslOus for Educating
the Orphans.
SAN Francisco, May 12.-Tho California
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows to-day elected
G. A. Daniels grand master for the ensuing
year and J. D. Harmon representative to the
Grand Lodge Of the United States. Congrat-
ulatory messages were interchanged with the
Grand Lodge Of Ohio Grand Sire Farns-
worth will deliver an address tonight.
The California Immigrant Union has de-
cidcd to appoint agents In the principal cities
Of Europe, and a travelling agent for Ger
many.
The Grand Lodge have resolved to establish
Odd Fellows colleges, and have appointed a
committee to take the necessary stcps to carry
out this object.
In the billiard tournament yesterday kald-
ing beat Mott and Wright beat McCleery.
Gov. Stafford aid party have arrived at the
new mines In Arizona. The reports Of their
richness arc confirmed. Similar lodges have
been discovered southwark. Rich gold places
are reported In the vicinity. There Is an
abundance Of wood and water. Tucson Is
nearly deserted.
Columns, ONO, May i2.-Tho grand
lodge I. o. o. +. adjourned tonight The
subject Of orphans was discussed at length,
and the grand lodge agreed to appropriate
$4,000 for a home provided subordinate
lodges appropriated go, 900, making the fund
for the home $4,000.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13
NORTH CAROLINA POLITICS.

The Republican Convention MOTe Harmonious
:. 7. Phillips for Attorney Genernl-The Plat
form.
RALEI0H, N. c., May 12.-The Republican
Convention harmOnlEed better to-day. s. +.
Phillips, of this city, accepted the nomination
for Attorney General Resolutions were
adopted endorsing the administration Of Presl-
dent Grant and Governor Holden; plcdging
support to the public school system organized
by law; inviting immigration from all sections
Of this country and Europe; and In favor Of
encouraging the mechanic arts, agriculture,
and other productive industries.
The convention adjourned sine die this
evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

We OPEN TO-DAY now styles OF Men,
Youths and Boys Clothing. Our stock of
Clothing cannot be cqualled in Washington,
and our prices have been reduced 10 gold
rates. 1000 Dress and Business Suits from
$40 TO $50; $50 Boys Suits, 44.50 to elO; 100
Youths Suits from e0.to els, at Oak Hall
Clothing Rooms, Seventh street. opposite Post
Once. J. II. Smith, Business Manager.
Just received, the latest styles Of piece
goods for ordered work. Oak Hall Merchant
Tailoring Rooms, Seventh street, opposite
Post Office.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

U MAJ W I7TT
Disirtot u 65iiiabfa, WasLhlgtoH niaHiV, 10 Wif'
10 tho case u WILLIAM VAN MAhrKh, AdminlstTa
Of samuel Smith. deoqAsed, tho administrator aic
said has, with tho npprObAtion Of tho OrphAna' %
o. WAahlnEtnn county AftFaaaid aI,poihtsd III ESDA
ylst day Of May, A. u. 1870, for the hna aottoment
& ~ oi We M o. sna SsSs ~
COLLECTED and turned into money! when and who're
the eredltog APd hoir o. said DECEASED are noihe1
may Otherwise BY Law DO oKolud ed IRON all benefit
said deceaAoda estate provided copy OF this order
RFPUBLIrAR previous 10 mo aid day. Test
myi2. rh9W A. WEBSTER. Register Of wills
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13
ORPuANs' COURT.


Disiriof II C5fuu.bia, WasAiagfoa CbHHiy, % Ntii
In the case Of WILLIAM VAN MAiyTER, admins /
tor Of John D. Bellingor, deceased, the Adminlstsa
Aforesaid has, Viu the Approbation Of the Orphi
Court o. MAshington oolnty aforeaAid, Appoln
SATURDAY., May -, A. D. tb1O, for the final sol
doeesssd, and 81 the assts In hand as far as ths
have boon collected And turned into money; when
who're al tho creditors and hslra Of aid deceased
notified 70 attsnd with their claims properly youeh
or they may Otherwise By law DO excluded from
bensht 10 said dsceasodI estatei provided a oopg
this order be published ono9 Wook for three week
the NAIioasAL REPUBLICAN previous q the aid dA
Tosti A. WEBSTER,
myiolTu9w Reslster o. WIN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

Disfriei u csl,anbia, Washingtoa CoSafV, 10 Wii'
In tho case OF WILLIAM VAN hARTER, AdmlnistTa
Of John hFuoe, deceased, tho administrator AZORES
has, with the appreciation Of tho Orphans Court
washnEton county Aforesaid, appointed TUESDf
the Hrtday Of NAY A. ID. 1871. for the final settem
and distribution % tho personal estate OF said deooas
and OF the Assets In hand far the same have b.
collected and turned into money, whom and where
the CREDITOR and heirs Of said deceased notified
Attsnd with their claims prOpary vonohed or they
otherwise By law be excluded from ali benefit In
dsoeasods estate provided COPY Of this order bo
llahed once week fOf three weeks In the NATiOH
RHPUHLIcAR, previous 10 the said DAY. Test
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

Enfhnsinatlc Emery mcctAma. Tfff
Amsolins q the slIth ward Emory club was reid
last evoina a tho han corner Of Ninth Sflst east sd
sonth Carolina avenue. The vice president W. n ks
In The chair " u 0fiaas secretary Over oahb nAne,
were sdasa e ne Iv The tollouins aunsmsa Ssro
apponted A. tho ward executive committee; y. ~ Bar
ton, Martin Moore, A, n Emerson. o. W. Whits, v.
o. Green y, Ioughran, y, q, Goes, WIN. Price, IN
hoitou Thomss Psag. v B. usinse, and W. Lang
me meeting vas then addressed b. Councilman r.
%, 0ainea who ventilated the corrupt actions Of the
CITY Han ring and the manner In which Bovon's id.
herents had managed AFFAIR." In The Citt oounciis
Alderman Donald MeOathrAn nsrt addressed tho
club, reviewing the history % BoWen administration
When Bowen came into once he psiticuiATJ dsaosnOsd
the oontraetora a pack Of thieves. bet strange 70 ~
they were now hia best suppq.tera and hia earnest
corporation attorney AND Epner.l manager Of The
ncip Affairs. Cook vas the egDo Adhtrent Of Bowen,
who's opinions were not worth nstraw. ~ p
The speaker referred TO the wealth q several q the
vArda Before Bowen came Into ohas the First
Fourth and alrth wards wete numbered among Tho
woalthiest, and their ward Funds were In healthy
condition Nov hey wero thousands Of dollars In debt
oil owing 10 the bad management Of affair At the oiy
Hall. Il was absolutely necessary now that some
ahould be placed At the head Of municipal Affairs who
had honesty and integrity sufhoient 70 guard the vol
ars q the oitirsn. against the corrupt practices which
one Of The most ssapeudous frauds that Bovena i'd
mnia,ratiou had forced upon this city vaa the Dono
van contract twas swindlo from beginning 70 end
dirt removed, for which the Councils were nhksd 10
pay. Butn vas found. notuithstandna the Common
Council had passed the dsaeioney appropriation, II
could not possibly pass the Board Of Aldermen, and
Bowona friends In that Board Managed 10 dodge tho
vote whom II taken II customary tor some Of
the members Of the Councils 70 oonsnlt Bowen as 70
the thor should vote and reference 10 the Jour
nails Of the Councils would show which way Bowen had
dictated. ....... .. ..f.H
Mr.. MoCalhrAn, In conclusion, aid that Matthew @.
Rme5 had boon nominated and would be olscted -
Aha nha IN Sal \ Ne
EmeFy had been faithful friend q the workinHmen
he honest earnest and had beon oobastant In his
political oonrse and would mako an eIoelout chief
MAGISTRATE. With his election the oitg councils would
be ohangcd and mon who understand the wants Of the
city would be selected 10 represent the several wards Of
tho oity. I' "n wa 90
The remarks Of Nc MoCaihran were frequently In.
corrupted with applause, and a.yota Of thanks was
tenderod 10 hesara Gaines and hoCathran for thor
sblo addresses. r |r.f.
The meeting AdjOurned unt1 Tuesday evening mort
when II is expected ever otEen Of the Sixth ward op
posed 10 Bowen and In favor Of EmeU and reform will
10 present. .....H .. H. .F q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

Districi u Colushia, Washington C0VHiV, 10 ,rii
In the case Of Wu.LIAM VAN MARTER, Administrf
OF Lyman Reynolds, deeeased the administrator Al
said has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans Cou
WsshinElon County Aforesaid, appointed SATURDi|
the HthdAy Of May A. ID, 1870 Tor the final settem
and distribution n the personal estate Of aid deoea
and Of the asseta In hand a far tho same have
ooneetgn and turned lnto money when and where
attend. with their claims properly vouehed, they
o,heyvtae by law be eHolnded from all beneht IN Il
Published once a week for three weeks in tho ia
NATIONAL REPunlIcAN previous TO tho aid day.
Test A. WEBSTER,
myiOlTu1w RaaiateT Of Milll
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

An INTERESTING ACCOUNT Of the May
Soirce by the pupils Of Professor Marini''
academy, the report OF the meeting OF volun'
teer medical officers, and other interesting
matters, are unavoldably crowded out this
morning
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

LEIPZIG, May I'm. J. Cramer, vice cou-
sui Of the United States, was violently as
saulted to-day by an American reading in the
city. He was rescued by the police, and bile
assaIlant, whose name is withhold, was ar
rested. No explanation Is given of the cause
Of the attack.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

The LARGEST AND BEST SELECTION Of Neck
Ties Bows and Scaris for the summer season,
Just received at Franc h GoLDMAS's Popular
Gents Furnishing Goods Store, No. 400 Sew
enth street. between d and 4, and Marble
Hall, No. COZ Seventh street, opposite Patent
Office,