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VARIETIES.

The spring style Of bonnets Is de-
scribed as something Ikea sun.tlOwer on
the peak Of hay.stack."
The newest style for dressing the
hair Is called "the Cleopatra" The hair
is brushed high off tho forehead and
braided low in the neck, surmOunted BY
a largo imitation snake, which Is coilel
around the head.
The New York Tribune, like Hll the
rest Of the country, Is anxious for an end
to what 1t calls tho "RecOnStruction be.
devllment."
Flowers ore In bloom in the Capitol
Grounds at Washington.
1t Is noticed that all tho severe storms,
this year, have como on Sundays.
The biggest shoes for women made
in the Philadelphia market 60 TO Utah;
the smallest are ordered from Havana.
The Maryland Legislature, having
solcmnly considered the question, have
decided while passing bill for tho Pre-
vention OF carrying deadly weapons, that
an oyster knife Is mott be included In the
category, since It is not "dcadly."
The New York Maa says that tho
new fashioned parasolS arc SO large that
only one lady Gun pass under an awning on
Broadway at time. They have tho ap-
pearance Of perambulating sky-lights.
The Southern States are cultivating
Chinese grass to be used as a substitution
silk. A machine and process for its prep
aration have already been patented.
.-Atherd Of q, 600 buhRloes arc now on
" a short distance west Of Laramie City,
and stray animals arc frequently seen by
passengers on the Union Pacific Railway.
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Land and Labor in philadelphia.

Land and Labor in Philadelphia
II IL estimated that from fifteen to
.,,,.,,.,. n,,I,,ons or dollars. oorn;nr an
'"'"ES "l'i'.on' =" "'' ,' ' ~,
average Of sixteen per cent a year-arc
employed in Philadelphia In the business
ot orcc,irv bouscs for sale The usual
:" S.tSe s.,',SS 49, = ~ =, r1I,o,,,.. A con;,o
uOuc OF PROCEDURE s"S 'o''o"s' A ""P''"
list buys three or four acres IN the OUT
skirts OF the CITY, hus streets run through
,ho n,onor,v .HJ tbor advances 10 n me-.
'"O P'ol'S'Hy' '"I s''e'' Nv wv. 80 80 49, ao,. ~
chanic aDout Sixty PCT CcIl' ol tLlo tu'' VI
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Liz. E.. COLUMBUS, March 81.
Joint resolutions relative TO the death Of
Gen. Thomas, providing that the flags Of
the State House be displayed at hNlGmast
during the remainder Of the session, and
directing tho Governor TO forward copy
to Mrs. Thomas, were unanimously adopt
cd by the Senate, atter the delivery Of m
eulOgy by Senator Jones' W
Tic House bill relieving the Supreme
Judges from Circuit duty, IL they think
best, passed the Senate today, In pur'
suancc Of this act, tho Judges have
decided TO remainin session al Columbus
during the Summer . 1- !.
Bills also passed the Senate repeating
the law Of last winter providing for the
payment Of the Morgan raid claims. .'T
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New YORK Produce Market.
NEW YOnx, March 81.

NEW 4oAlSt MAtCu OLE
CorroN-MArket Arm; sales . 900 bales at axe
for mlddllng uplands.
FLouR-Aarkot closed steady with q moderate
demand, chiefly for low grades extra,
GRAnj-WhGat-Qulet and without decided
change Nc IPF9g y SSl IS hS GtAsF rsS and md
changed. OAts-Quiet al &c In store: 67H65sc
afioGt for western, and 6i663c for Ohio. Corn
Dull and rather heavy a. 81 O96l O5 for new
mixed western.
RoyIHoNs-Pork-Qul and hFm at $99 GO
% Is for mess cASh, for sellers option, May;
S28 90 bid, and $26 IS asked. BeeF-ActlVS aud
hrm. Cut MGAtS-Steady with iAlr demand.
BAcOn-QuIet and nominal.
LARD-Quiet At 14K@lAKe for fair TO prime
EGoS-s,cady at 07a2sc,
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The Latest News.
XLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.

AOOSE4SI
WASHINGTON, March 81.
The bill reported yesterday by 3Ir.
ARNELL from the Committee on EdClca-
ton and Labor, relative to tho Bureau Of
Education and disseminating the Freed
mems Bureau, was taken up. The bill wHS
discussed by Mcssrs. MCNRRLY, DoCKERY,
SIIANKs, ARNELL, HOAR and other men,
bers until the close Of the morning hour,
when discussion being closed the bill went
over until tho next morning hour.
Mr.. PAINE, from tho Election Commit'
tee, reported that the credentials Of the
members elect from Texas were regular
aud tllat they were prime taciO and entitled
10 seats. -Four Texas members were then
sworn in. Their names are ". 7. CLARK,
]. G, CoNNoR, f. D.,GENNER md G. w.
WHITMoRE. '. y T
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the tariff bill, and was address
cd in support Of It by Slr. ScHENCK,
Chairman of tho Committee of Ways and
Means. The Committee rose. .nn
Mr.. LOGAN introduced, at the request Of
friend, bill to incorporate an Irish
Colonization Society. Referred 10 tho
Committee on Public Landsy y r.4
AIr. STEVENSON introduced q resolution
of inquiry similar to that introduced by
Mr.. Wiley in tho Senate, relative 10 the
practicability Of tho James River and
KanawllA Canal. Adopted. , N-'
a SENATE. q; 4.a! r.
Mr.. DRAKE presented tho credentials Of
Messrs. MoRGAE @. HAMILTON, and !. W.
FLANAGAN, as Senators elect from Texas,
the former iorEhe term ending March 4th,
1871, and tho latter for tho term ending
March 4th, 1876. he asked that the gen.
tleIncn be sworn into Office. The credcn.
tials were read at the request Of Mr.
THURMAN, and then tho Senators elect,
took the oath and their seats OH tho Re.
publican side ofthe Senate. 'm ~
House Joint Resolution Of sympathy
and respect for tho memory OF General
Thomas was passed. ..
Mr.. WILEY offered a resolution direct
ing IN inquiry by the Committee on Com
merce into tho Gxpeliency Ol c9uslng a
survey and examination, under direction
of the War Department, Of the line Of
water communication between the tide
water on James and Ohio rivers ut tue
mouth Of the Great KGnawhA, by way Of
James and Kanawha rivers and tributaries,
with view 10 ascertain the practicability
and utility Of such water communication
as ulay DO required for the transportation
Of military supplies in time Of war and to
meet the commercial necessities Of the
Mississippi valley, with liberty to report
by bill or otherwise. Adopted. l0r
At l o'clock the case Of General ASiEs,
as Senator elect from Mississippi, came
up in order, and Mr.. VICKERs argued TINT
tie alleged declaration by AAtEs to be.
come citizen of Mississippi did not
amount to anything, as no voluntary act
on his part could be shown to make his
intention valid.
Tho discussion was continued by MesSrs
SUMNER, CARPENTER, CoNKLINa, Nor
RLL, Of Maine, DAVIS, SALISBURY,
DRAKE and THuRMAN, until adjourn
ment. No action taken.
Adjourned. ...-
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, March 81.

LONDON, March 81.
The flow OF specie to tue bank of Eng
land, this week, has been unusually heavy.
The amount on hand is greater 9559. 900
sterling, than At the corresponding time
Inst week. ..... III .
The cargo Of horses, cattle, and sheep,
which arrived a day or twoago from tho
Argentine Republic, sold at Falmouth,
yesterday, the prices realized being very
unsatisfactory. The arrivals were sound,
but iu. poor condition, on account of the
long confinement. Tho voyage was u
mere experiment las.l.l4'yG
Tho P1If says tho departure Of the
troops and steel battery, just organized for
operations in tho Red River country, will
he delayed few days. The reason for
this Is that u delegation from that settle
mcnt Is now on It's way here to lay un ex-
PLANTATION Of their situation and affairs be-
fore the Government authorities, and no
action will be taken until the delegation
can be heard e.. ...r .r.
The steamship IIibqrnian, from Port
land, has arrived. MT. ,a,-. .., /.
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[signedl HAMII'
The Spirits Of the Deep-.A Strange
Tale of tho Sea.

From tkG BoStOn Traveller, March 25,
About u year ago last month the
schooner Andy johnson, Mcclellan, mas
ter, OF Salem, started for Georges Banks,
on fishing cruise, and has not been heard
from since. About that time the schooner
Haskell came in collision with q vessel in
the night timc on tho hunks, and sunk her,
leaving Il large piece Of the rail Of tho un-
known vessel on her bows. This piece
corresponded with the Andy johnson, and
/ Is supposed TO be tho last relic of her.
The Haskell Started last month for tho
banks, and the first night OH tho fishing
grounds had bad weather. -Four Of the
lncn were ON deck, when suddenly there
appeared 10. them four Of the missing men
Of tho crew Of tho johnson, who ordered
them home.
They were frightened and called the
Captain and the rest Of the crew, told
them what they had see, and prevailed
upon them to givc up the voyage and re-
turn home, which they did, leaving the
schooner on her arrival. Tho owners then
shipped asnew Captain and crew, Us not
one Of The former crow would 60. IN her,
and she again left for the Banks, where
she arrived in good time, and they again
tried their luck. Bad weather NgNin mot
the schooner, and when all hands were on
deck eleven mon appeared to thGn and
took their lines from them, ordering them
to return at once, which they did ulenext
morning. NH - .,f5s
2 Arriving oil tho llarbor Of Gloucester,
they anchored the schooner and took the
small boats to land, giving us a reason that
they were afraid to take tic vessel 10 Glou-
cestcr as they were ordered to Salem. The
owners sent n tug-boat and towcd the
Haskell to their wharf, and now she Is re.
ported as returning the third time empty.
'Thisis q strange and curious tale, butt Is
vouched for by reliable parties as true. 1t
has created great deal OF excitement In
tho ports ot Salem and Gloucester.
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CUBA.
New YoniKs, X Alarch 81.

.r New York, March 81.
Late Havana correspondence states that
two battles have been fought in tho Los
Tunas district, both of which have result
cd in the defeat Of the Spanish. 1t was
thought that General Jordan commanded
in the last fight Tho report of these Gu.
ban victories was not credited In Madrid
yesterday.
The text of the address Of the Span.
iRrds in Cuba to tho SpaniaNls at home,
mention Of which has been made by tele.
graph, Is published. 1t opposes vehe.
mently the transfer Of Cuba TO any foreign
power, and concludes with this tlcclara.
tiOn: "The Spanish who Gin Cuba shall
remain Spanish or We will abandon her
when converted to ashes" ..-..
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DISASTER AT SEA.
Probable Loss Of tho Venezuela.


New YoRK, March 81.
The steam fruiter Camille, which ar
rived here yesterday, having on board the
passengers Of the steamship Venezuela,
Of tho West India and Pacific Steamship
Company Of Liverpool, who were trans
ferretl to the Camille on the 18th Of March
in latitude 33 degrees 80 minutes north,
longitude A degrees 10 minutes west or
about 1000 miles from New York and
between 800 and 400 miles to the west
ward Of the Azores, brings the following
particulars of the disaster. The Venezuela
Is n fine iron screw steamer Of 1877 tons,
with engines Of 200 horse power, Is brig
rugged and plies on tho line between
Liverpool and Aspinwall, touching. at
several OF the West India islands and at
ports on the Spanish Main. She sailed from
Liverpool on the 9th Of March, with q
full cargo OF general merchandise, e, 600
in specie, the mails, thirteen passengers,
and a crew Of forty-Six persons, bound to
the West Indies. From the date Of sailing
she experienced fresh gales, but on the
18th she encountered very heavy. weather,
which continues until tho 18th, when she
broke down at 81 in the morning. Itwas
a moderate gale, with q heavy cross sen
running; and without any warning or
shock the ruddor dropped of. AT the
same time the stcrn-post broke of, leaving
a large hole IN the vessels side. The
water rushed in the aft Store.room, which
In fifteen minutes was full. Measures
were taken at once to conflne the water In
the after compartment The next day
the Camille hove In sight, and took on
board tho passengers, Tho captain, all
the officers, and thirty-tour Of the crew Of
tho Venezuela remained with tho ship
In few hours aIter tho ships parted
company, heavy gallo set In, and the
captain Of the Camille fears the Venezue'
10 could not, In her crippled condition,
weather it There Is a strong feeling
among the passengers also that the VenC-
zuclian did not survive THO gale Of the
10th and 17th instants ;.IT .-,
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY GRAPE GRowERs
AssocrArIoN.-Thr officers Of this asso.
citation have issued n call Tor the third an.
nual meeting, TO ho held in St. Louis,
April 9th and 9Th. One OF the principal
features of the meeting Is to be tho pre-
scntation and discussion Of statistics for
1850 from members and other grape grow
crs. These statistics are to show the
number Of acres, or number Of vines
planted In tho year and their distance
apart; tho number in bearing; tho total
number; the amount Of grapes sold and
their average price; the number of gal.
Ions OF wine made; extent Of injury slls-
tanned by unfavorable weather, insects,
birds, &c. A full collection Of statistics on
these points annually, cannot full 10 be Of
immense value to all interested In grape
growing. They will show the npidlty
with which this branch Of industry Is In.
crcasing. They will afford u basis on
NulEu " CSkulhLC AuO tloALS onA t4SS
pects Of the business. They will be the
means Of gathering important information
concerning the best methods Of culture,
as we'll as tho diseases and enemies OF the
vino, and their remedies.
Another interesting feature OF the meet
ing Of this association Is the full exhibition
Ofvarious vIntagcs that Is promised. Last
year, a much larger quantity wine than
ils,lal was made In the Mississippi Valley,
and not a little Of It by new processes.
Much Of tho wine thus manufactured Is
claimed to 10 Of superior merit, and 1t Is
hoped that proper testing committees will
be- able to reach some satisfactory ConClu'
sion on this point.
One session during the meeting is DO
devoted 10 tho discussion Of the mode Of
treating tho must PaperS on other per.
tinent topics will be presented; and the
third annual meeting OF the growers
Of tho Mississippi Valley promises 70 be in
eycryftspect moro than usually interest
ing and profitable, ays, sAsa
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SPAIN.
-

In the Constituent Cortes yesterday,
Senior Rivege, in reply 10 question, as.
sured the Deputies that no kilograms from
Now York in relation to the war in Cuha
were to be trusted, us they were founded
OH Galsc information.
+ Tho Government has officially announc.
cd itsintmtion to abstain from all inter!
ference in tho affairs Of the Pope and the
Ecumenical Council. :
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market,

MONEY Market more active and closer at ths
close. Call loans h1G per cent. Snow & Bur
gGss, petroleum merchants, HrU reported suS
pended. L. Lewis, q well known opeFator In that
branch OF tradG Ut Pittsburgh, Is also said 10
have failed upon ContFnctS OH futures, with la.
bilitiGs amounting to $120,0O0. A Philadelphia
arm, extensively engaged In tue shipping trade,
is also announced 10 have iaIiCd. There was
considerable gossip to-day In regard 10 the next
election Of the Lake Shore Company. Deliveries
Of stock wcrG irregular, and Z per cent was
paid for tho use bf stock hVC days, which covers
the closing Of the transfer hooks.
FoREtuN EXcmARGE-Very weak under llml.
ted demand and ircc supply Of ofSouthCrn hlllsand
Of bills made aGaInst securities; primo l06lS6
1O8H.
GOlD-Wcak In sympathy with tho Vague M
mors that the Secretary OF the Treasury made y
favorable impression on tho Committee on Ways
and Means In behalf Of the Funding bill, and
with tho weakness In foreign exchange and thc
further increase Of specie in the banks Of Rngand
and Franco. Dispatches also say the public debt
statement for March will show decrease Of s.,
100000. The price opened at ll2H. and closed al
INK; carrying rates 46SX ncr cent; ClCarancrs
Slb 100000 .E ..
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FRANCE.

h' PARIS, March 3i.
The amount Of specie in the Bank Of
France to-day was 1000, 900 francs greater
thnn last week.
!" Olivier has received the Grand Cross Of
the order Of Charles III Of spAtn-his
only decoration.
The first number of the new religious
Journal, la Conc0rde, Of which Pere Hya-
cinthe Is chief editor, appeared to-day.
~ Tho police arc actively pursuing inves.
legations into the alleged conspiracy
aEainst the Emperor and State, Nearly
M the parties lGtterly arrested in connec.
tion with this aflair are workncn.
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Raltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 3l,
FLouR-More active and ArmCF; western Sup0r.
AnG q 62XQ5 %; extra IS 1905 20; family 50 009
675.
GRAN-Whcat-Qu PennsylyauIR q 80
/ 30; Maryland 81 S5bi Is. Corn-Actlve and
higher; white 81 000I o.; yellow 9Se9&l 90. Oats
Quiet at 6S8S1c,
PR0VISIoNS-Mess Pork-FIrm At 81 0O69760
rib sides l5c; clear sides Ice; Hhoul
deFs l9C; hams l962Oc.
I4ARD-FIm Of ISE0l6c.
WutBKY-Dnll At p6G97c.
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n.j..a r. ROME, March 81.
At tho meeting Of the Council today
the scheme Of De Eide WINS promulgated
Tho Holy See granted three days for
the dissidcnt Armenians to submit to Its
authority. That time has expired, and
as tho Nrmcnians have shown no sign Of
yielding, q MAORI Of accommodation
will be produced against them.
u 1'.''" '- PARIS, March 81,
II Is asserted here that the Ecumenical
Council will Immediately commence the
discussion Of the scheme Of infAllibility.
Ip That Case the French ambassador will
not return to Rome. .a..
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NEW york CITY.

NEW Y0RK, March 81.
A quiet movement Is understood TO be
in progress here and in Washington look.
ing to the removal Of Collector Grinnell
and tho appointment In his place Of TX.
State Senator Thomas G. Murphy. The
movement Is said to have considerable
strength and to be ardenLlyy championed
by General Butler. Murphy has moi here.
t0Eore been supposed TO be such special
" devoted friend Of Gen. Grant as lie has
been Of E. D, Morgan.
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CONNECTICUT.
Reputation Of COlOred Voters for
sat Mondays Election.
NEW YOVK, Mach 81.

u.. NEW YORK, Mach III.
Advices from Connecticut show that
about 100 colOrcd men have made appli-
cation for registration, and according to
tho laws of the State, the Boards of Regis
tration, can decide on their claims on the
morning Of the election, so that tho an.
nouncemcnt Of the adoption Of tho 18th
Amendment, yesterday, will secure the
right to vote to Ht least onc.hRlf of the
above number Of cOlOred men.
Both Senators Ferry and Buckingham
arc expected home tO.day.
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WILL the Register please inform Its read.
ers once more who It Is that Is frightening
away immigration from tho State, by call.
ing In Federal troops 1t turns out to DO
a Democratic Judge. Isn't 1t awNllN
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A satisfactory Financial Transaction

Ft0h Ms bEAdO AtP'e"s'
A singular financial transaction occur
red in one of the dock Offices u day or two
since. BY some 4ncans or other II hnp'
pcned That tho Office boy owed one Of the
clerks three cents, the clerk owed the
cashier two cents, and the cashier owed
tho office boy two cents. One day last
week the office boy having cent in his
pocket, concluded 10 diminish his debt,
and therefore handed the nickel over to
the clerk, who, in turn, paid half Of Ills
debt by giving the coin to the cashier.
The hitter handed the cent back 10 the
Office boy, rcmrking, "Now I only owe
YOU one cent" The office boy again
passed the cent to the clerk, who passed
It 10 tho cashier, who passed II back TO the
Office boy, and the latter individual
squared ali accounts paying II to the clerk,
thereby dischGrging his entire debt. Thus
IL may be seen how great is the benefit de.
rived from u single cent, ironly expended
Judiciously, r'"
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VIRGINIA.
Mayor Ellison EnIolncd by Judge
Underwood.
NIIloltAtOND, March 81.

I. E-IIIf EluohlOND, March 81.
Judge Underwood to-day, granted an
Injunction restraining Ellison from acting
as Mayor. He also refused m appeal on
the ground that tho injunction was ten.
potaTy, it being to continue only till the
noxt term. Ellison's counsel gGve notice
ofintentionto disobcy the order 0fthe Court
in order tori cause tho arrest Of Ellison
aud then bring his case before the Supreme
Court on b, writ Of Aab4aS eOrpu& The
Judge Ii his decision declares the enabling
net pissed by the Legislature unconstitu.
tional, which decision affects nearly all
tho officers of the State.
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HAGUE, March 81.

II NJ NM IIAUUkl IIHICII VI'
An animated debate occurred in the
Chambers recently on the question of
privileges to one Of the two rival cables to
America. The ministers were at length
instructed 10 make equal terms.
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The Capital Heard From-A Halt al
~. q. PaFkcHSburgs

,FFontAS 7TNS Qr TpGtdGy. " - r.
4 The steamer Mountain Boy passed here
this morning for Charleston, with Gov.
Stevenson and several State officers, nc.
Companicd by several members Of tho
Legislature, and everything connected
with the State Capital on board. This
packet stopped ut Parkersburg for q short
time, a little boy, named DobbIns, stray.
Ing OF delayed tho steamer some time.
Quite number Ocour citizens werG down
on tho wharf N witnosS tho sight. !"
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Troy. Several members Of the Cabinet
will also attend, with other distinguished
officers, including Senators and members
Of Congress. H7
In the Supreme Court to-day, Attorney
General Hoar made a brief argument to
show why tho legal tender decision should
be rGopened. f
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Wilgus Bros store, at Ithaca, N! T.,
was robbed Wednesday night Of $1,000
worth Of GilkG, .
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEw YoRE, NAFehol.
Market steady but lacking In actively although
The weather lg YGFy AnO. rHI
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Tue admission of Texas leaves but o
single state( (GeorgiN1 outside Of Congress
The end draws nigh.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-04-13
supreme court--ln Banco.
APRIL /. 1870.

APRIL I, ISIU.
n. A. p. Garter and T. Daries, Assignees Of C.
n. Spencer e Co. rs. c. R. Bishop e Co. and
l. B. Green. Mortgages. 2isns