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Local Intelligence,

Presentations p. II Irwin, Esq, of
this city, late Superintendent Of the
Western Maryland Railroad, was the
recipient of handsome silver service,
on Friday evening last, The set was
purchased Of Messrs, Kirk q Son, 172
West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, by a
COMMITTEES Of the employees Of the road
aud consisted OF seven beautifully chased
picces--an urn, tea aud water pots,
sugar, cream aud slop bowls and waiter
Each piece has engraved on it, in old
English, the initials I" p. II l., whilst
the waiter bears the following inscrip.
ton Presented to z. IL. Irwin by the
Employees Of the Western Maryland
Railroad Company, as token Of their
esteem, July LIST, 1870" Mr.. Irwin
was not appraised Of the affair until
few hours previous to the presentation,
aud when about 8 o'clock some twenty.
five or thirty men walked into his par.
lor and took possession, he was 50 much
surprised as to be almost unable to
divine their object, when the service
was exposed and presented in short
speech by Mr.. Meredith, one of the
employees, towhich Mr.. Irwin responded.
The party were then .avited to partake
Of refreshments, and about 10 o'clock
they adjourned, No public demonstra-
tion was made By the men, but in Il
quiet aud unpretcnding manner they
took this way of showing their oppre.
citation Of the plau who had been for
years more like brother than one
having authority over them. Such
evidences of high regard and esteem
are very fattering to Mr.. Irwin, and no
matter where he goes or TO what station
in life he is called, the evening Of Fri
day, July s, 1870, will always be bright
aud fresh in his memory. We append
tbo
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flour friends will use preparations for re-
storing gray hair they should use the best in
the market. Our attention has lately been
called to an article which has an extensive sale
aud a very high reputation, known as Rings
Vegetable Ambrosfa, and we are inclined to
think that Il possesses more desirable aud less
Objectionable qualities than any other in the
market. II restores gray or faded hair to its
original color in most remarkable manner
and by its invigorating and soothing proper
ties removes all dandruf and humors from the
to like it
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MAR II He ID.

8drrtdges or Deaths inserted free. VI hey
e1eesd flee lines they teM be charged for at he
rate cfFIyg CENTS per line.
On the 9th ultimo, by the Rev. Mr.. Tit.
eel, at the Parsonage in Emmittsburg, J.
II. Bowers, Of raneytown, and Miss Long,
OF Frederick county.
On the 23d ult., at the Lutheran Parson-
age, in York Springs, by Rev. j. b. An.
thouy, Mr.. David A. Davis. of Papertown,
and Miss Sarah Ann Day, of Adams county.
In the Lutheran Parsonage. at York
Springs, by the Rev. J. p, Anthony, on the
9Th nltimo, Mr.. John b. Nell and Miss Leah
Firestonc, both Of York county.
On Thursday morning, June Both, at the
residence Of the brides father, by the Rev
Dr.. Huston, @. W. Selby, of Baltimore,
and Miss Sophia e., daughter of John N.
Selby, of this county.
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A FULL ntter dance Of the members of
1 Salem Lodge, No. 60, /. o. o. r., is
requested on next Monday night, 18th in.
slant, to determine in regard to building an
ad ition to the Hall and other improve.
ments. BY order,
july li-lt Ii. l.. NORRIS, r. S.
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Five thousand Chinaman are on their
way to Memphis, from which point they
will Dc seat TO plantations in the inte-
rior Of Tennessss
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Nimrod Richards, colored, one Of the
murders Or Colonel LyIes, is to be ex.
ented At Upper Marlborough on the
lob Of Anenst
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DIED.

Az New Windsor, on the 9th instant,
John s., son Of YIN. Hoffman, aged s
months and days.
At Hanover. Pa, on the 9th instant,
David Slagle, in the Goth year of his age.
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Assignees' Notice of Appointment

~ tie District Court Of tic United slaa.
for The District Of Maryland, "a Mi M
Ter Of Samuel HUI, Bankrupt, ~ Du'''
fppfey.
TO WHOM IT NAY CesczRE ~ ns an
dorsigned hereby give not ice Of tns,, sof
pointment as Assignees Of the es.a'v AZ
Samuel Hull, of New Windsor, y no
county Of Carroll, IN said Dislricti am b
was, TO wit. on the llth day OF May, n a,;,op
1870, adjudged Bankrupt upon me pss
Of his creditors l,y said District VoutF
Datedat Westminster, the 9th day oi''V
A. d. 1870 .,,npp,
CHAs. r. REIESNIDkhr
SAMUEL COVER
+ July "a 81 Ass's"s'
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Tickets good from July 9TH, to 3lst.
These rates do not include transfer
through Baltimore.
Elected Professor II. L. Brockett,
Principal Of Clifton Female Institute,
near Jessop's Cut, has been elected
Professor Of Bellies Letlres in the West
ern Maryland College, in this city, and
viii commence his duties 10 September.
Fiaished. The Bridge over the rail
road on Green Street is finished, and
workmcn are engaged in grading the
bill so as to make il passable for wa. ons.
This will be great convenience when
completed.
A train now leaves Calvert station,
Baltimore, for Union Bridge and inter.
mediate stations at halfpast FIVE o'clock
IN the evening" and arriyes here a;
eight o'clock
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The Radicals say, let the Dutch GO,
we have the negroes
The Radicals say, ''let the Irish 90,
we have the negroes"
White natnraIized citizens and
Americqn born-let us join hands to
defeat these negro worsbippers Let
White men rule America.
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Hon. Thomas Swami, of Baltimore,
has been elected treasurer of the Dem.
ocraiie National Executive Committee.
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PUBLIC SALE.


RY virtue ola decree the Circuit Court
~ for Carroll county. sitting as a Court
OF Equity, the subscriber, as Trustee, will
oiicr at public sale, on
Saturday, Me Gh day Of august, 1870,
at one o'clock +. NJ, on the premises, the
real estate deereed by said Court TO be sold,
u being the same land Of which George
Hess, late Of Carroll county, deceased, died
seized and possessed, situated in Middle
town, on the public road leading from Union
Bridge TO Uniontown, in said county. Said
lot Of land is improved with GOOD new
frame Dwelling. good Stable,
well OF excellent water, and AM -,
. quantity Of fruit trees in Htlff&
bearing order. Said property -
is situated in n very healthy part 81 the
county, near to schools, churches, and the
Western Maryland Railroad.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree
are cash. to be paid upon the day of sale,
or upon the ratification of said sale by the
Court, and upon the payment Of the pur.
chase money the Trustee will execute to
the purchaser n good deed for said premises.
The time when possession OF The land
will be given will be made known on the
day Of sale.
JOSEPH DAVIS, Trustee.
GEoReE WINTERS, Auctioneer.
july l4-ts
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Collectors Of Taxes for 1870

A RE hereby notified Tint their books are
IN now ready for delivery, and they are
by law required to proceed TO collect the
Taxes for said year within thirty days from
the date of said delivery.
BY order,
JAS. BLIZZARD,
july IA Clerk.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

white at i5aS IS; Loco bushs prime to
choice red at 58aS 81. Corn--saies of
700 bushs white at 81 IL. Oats-sales Of
5000 bushs at GOaGS cents.
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A nice selection of Lace Collars, at
j Iingliug 4 Sons. 1t
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sidcraIions ofeeouomy weigh but lightly
against the desire Of leading Radicals
to maintain their party Osceudancy;
they viii vote the negro, maiutaia an
army Of Office holders, or DO anything
else, which promises to give them a
further lease Of power
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business Locals.

Notices under this head TEN CENTS
,er Inc for each INSERTION.
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A full assortment of White Goods, at
j. Yingling & Sons. It
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Mr. s.T. Eek, Of Taueytown, has
obtained patent for d grinding mill
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THE TARIFF AND HIGH PRreEs
If we thought the Sentinel ignorant as
to the operation of the Tariff, VIC would
commend it to the study of Commis-
sioners Wells reports for 1868 and
1869, The logic Of his facts and fig
ures eannet be refuted, aud our neigh
Dor would do well to furnish its readers
with certain extracts from these doou-
lneats bearing upon this subject. Mr..
Wells is a Republican, aud perhaps, on
that account, his truths would be re.
ceised by the readers of the .Seatiaei,
or at least, accorded as much considera.
ton, as the arguments addueed on the
subject, with school boy simplicity, in
the last issue Of that journal If the
Seatiaet will not publish anything upon
the tariff from Commissioner Wells,
perhaps we may, at some future day.
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The National Cdmp.-Thc Gfth Ma.
tional Camp meeting began at Wilton
Grove, Hartford county, on Tuesday last,
the l2instant. Arrangements have been
made with the various Railroad Com.
panies by which round trip tickets will
be issued at reduced rates. Round trip
tickets will be issued on the W. NJ, N.
Q. and p, W. and BALTIC. Railroads, as
follows:
Via Western Maryland, Northern
Central and Philadelphia Wilmington
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'~Ptrs 49, tfaoitj
q well Of excellent water, and
. quantity Of fruit trees in
bearing order. Said property
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COMMERCIAL.
HoNoLrLr ZEE. 5. $50.


We have bus little 20 note in a commercial way.
TIE Idaho sailed to-day with fuIi cargo, and the
Ethan Allen to-norro=. also with fun cargo, ths
greater part q vhieh is sugar
weusti-s ,bar Adams a Wider. assisted by J. 7.
wa.s-ssuss aEer Tomorrow. and for some days
thersaasr. sboiss 10, Of soods ex NiceyA-
The Br.ish bri- Arue Porter arrived on the 4th
inst. = days froz stroug's Island. bringing the
passenger ana crew % the brig Morning Star, which
~ wrecked iB Oetsber last.
The vhaier ALASKA Is in port She is some 50
mouths from home. and has on board some Loco bbls
Of sperm oil.
TIE bark D Murray. are told. vii sad for
san Franeisco on the 25th inst vithou; fail.
srsAR-1a tts Uu-i states tins article hs csssi % bs
iuEuy. au b ulu one q prime necessity NoF-rsqu how
ever Tr- lives vha' the c1uuTJaa e m7re s les 81
lss- i---e guatiry afrha ares REQUIRED BY me
s1-s alllut .i 17-ar We arr ASP ltrssiy extending
49, -. ..s,,gl1- n i,---,...- 5..-4r5 it
= Ira- I'D dr-tf char Llsi1ul -upply
rs fa- a ihr regular siut u1r cau the Interests 4 her
planters su-- i-l. t-eu ,t'ai a. sugar 1sn D. rl'e
49, --i 49,. t-.5.s- III ~ 49, e.,l,-r1 "a
L. ca-sazin q ,ris -Fssiiy is-l cannot Ar
anusat ulsur.su- luTullshiuEou r Anrusl Rsvirv
rt lstt inst stated that cur stock q hraned cn hand
ira-.Hc quite -esl shat the active demand during
a. f winter H1utls bad up b the css u the year
tr 10 The ctrr product Il all the
rrfuia- cauiauits This f,ct being uade known aud
irr-- n tIls Ncu N1rk Crushed having retchsd
~ pazter eary In ODE present mn %. has hs depressing
iufuru- ur1r rta market >al-e ri GO ke-s Hawaiian
lots ih irl De- uss within the rzuse o. ~
s-1a-ilur o. quality
CllF Ef-rs sfass lfC11 remaining hand 90 the 1t
q J1uua-r ls7U- 4-0N1 lt which. with 5el0 H.
90 sIr fi sl BE- enough fr months
suanrt.l uirc1leut being >tsuo rs
b. sri~i of considerable p1rre purchased In
Ceu-rl Amerii- ttis market from which it may Tea
st d. -fr-i -la tls pricv sill rule low during the
year f-sl- t.- llt1lnt.y unfaEu-alle condition
~ tl l-se ulty Hlf o. iujur1us afrr an Last year
I'll, src rl15 - IN ths Atlantic and srls Eur1in
ks.- uhr the gi-a ry low ths cs Its
ci-ar has Oh .le- cities and towns inru1ius ChicaSu viii
md their a1Fauta-c tarir supplies trun san
Fra1s1. u-h furnish them with the article ~ rates
below rh.- .rElu New York Do also b. remember
81 thar Population and ta af al intervening districts
has larn ly Elgl1eEt-. extending the hrd q cuuSumF
tlHl W. ryer.llr cQ-riH King Feaple. and II
abundant supplies and lv Fres terminate iu giving Gun
an Iri-f making this city f1-fid
ate c1ritgr with Neu Ar much Eiil D. gained. II
but lrfe immediate nisry gain he the consequence In
the rslituie. prices alto
re-ler ua1l .1l' 3 Nrr-ct Ecri-i- Jan. q
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mission was 10 rescue these people from an op-
pressive servitnde. rhebblecis Of the mission. as
it happens. are of a far more important and prae-
iical character. Hawaii and japan can mutually
help each other in more ways than one each can
teaeh the other something, aud alliance between
the two nations viii be a happy event.
We should not have revived this rather worn
out subject. but for what We could not but con-
slider an attack aud a most unfair attack upou
an energetic philauthroie. and excellent man.
The conductors Of this journal only know Mr.,
Van Reed as all those who have lived six OF sew
en- years IN Yokohama know him. as the true
friend Of the Japanese and the author Of some
remarkable letters in American papers signed
Opening Wedge in which he shows that he
knows the true way to help them The atten-
ZION Of those Of our contributors who have written
on the sn9ject OF Hawaii was attracted to it
SIMPLY by he accidental circumstances NE have de
Seribed h no sense do We write to-day as a par
tiSAn, hut we write simply in defence Of trade
which is good. and of its promoters who are per-
fecJly honest and straightforward and trying 10
do good in their generation. Such deserve all
the encouragement that foreign Ministers and
foreign journalist can give them. instead of oppo-
sitiOnr. And where the former hold aloOf il is
dOaby the duty of the latter TO come to their aid.
From Japan TINES Nov. 18th, 1869
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-09
From the japan Times and Overland Mall Nov. 18Th.
Arrival of the New American Min
isIer. MIR. DE Long. AT Yokohama.

The new American Minister. Mr.. De Long,
who arrived here by the last Z. NJ. ). :. Cos
mail from San Francisco, was greeted in fashion
We have not witnessed before in this country. by
a serenade at an Hotel. on the night of the 9Th
inst. after We had gone to press with our last is
sue. We we're therefore unable to notice the
circumstance then, and nov supply the omission.
Who initiated the movement and the order of
proceedings no Que appeared to know. although
we understand that those who went to the place
Of meeting did so under a letter of invitation
from the American Consulate
All met in their ordinary dress, and even after
9 O'Clock were ushered into the presence of the
Minister and Mrs. De Long. arid formally present
ed by the Secretary After this the company
descended TO the dining room Of the Hotel BY
invitation of Mr.. DE Long, and there found abun-
dance of champagne awaiting them Mr. Lyon,
the Consul opened the proceedings by a
few wellehusen words of welcome to the Minis
ter, who responded very happily promising tor
his eOuntrymeus interest in Japan all that energy
and ho-esty Of purpose could accomplish Sew
eral toasts. of euriOusly mixed character, were
then proposed, producing some wonderful res
ponses. but also elicitiug few more good and
appropriate remarks from the Minister.
We know something of the new Minister'S an
tecedents and are prepared to like and admire
him. ami he may feel sure he has a cordial wei
come TO japan from other residents in Yoko-
hama besides his own eounirymen We autci-
pate that be viii prove q most useful and ener-
getic colleague of the British Minister who has
hitherto. had thrust upon him by far too much OF
the work involved in maintaining satisfactory re-
latiOns for all natOnalities with the AIikado's
Government.
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ELECTION OF OEFICERS-At = regular monthly
meeting Of Mechanic Ne. 2 held at their Hall on
Wednesday evening, the 2ud inst, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
F6Tslsas.-James Mcclure.
Is 4or. do.-John Mott
2Hd DO do,-John Duncan.
lSsrrsfary.-D. ". Cartwright
TrsGsuTrT, VIM. Love.
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The natives Immediately commenced plundering
the house. The dsstraeiion Il the house viii be
locked into as being Anne lean property. What be-
lougea 10 Mahoe is not stated He placed there
BY Mr.. Bingham. when the latter lefl the island.
There Is charge whatever, against Mr.. MAhoe
he let B1tAritari. island of the group
(6ibert'sl where the King sbos and killed two Ha-
WaiiSn se&men. belonging 70 the Hawaiian schooner
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-09

We are informed BY the manager OF Isle plsnta-
tion that be has nov under cane cultivation lO
instead OF IS as stated by our correspondent
" Planter last week. Ne believe our eouespon-
dent WIS srriy Informed upon all tbs other points
made in his letters at least 90 the manager Seemed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-09

We omitted TO describe the medal presented BY
the Fire Department 10 Chief Engineer Williams, in
our seeouut OF its presentation; but happy 10
notify the public that il will be Exhibition al
5. K Rawson's 90 Thursday, Friday and Saturday
OF this week, when all viii have an opportunity Of
examining IL
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID made by the Hon. D. MeBryde, Circuit Judge Of
the 4th Judicial Circuit, Island of Kauai. dated the
s6th day Of January A. D., 1870 will sell at Pub
lie Auction at the Court House in Honolulu, on SAT-
URDAY THE 26rH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1870, at
~ o'clock noon the following real estate situated in
Kspalama, Honolulu and belonging to the estate Of
Puhuluu, deceased Apana 1, hoi. hoomaka
ma ka pa pohaku paa lihi mauna o ka anwa Ke
XIII akau keia XIII komo makai kaamauma, a Q
hoo hema 24o hiki Ill pauku me hema 2To, hiki %
pauku, ma ka lhi mauka IA auwai, alaila hema
62e komo I27 pauku, pill me konohki akau 29o komo
70 pauku akau 52o hiki 65 pauku, akau lSe komo 6f
pauku pill ana me Ike alma konOhiki, akaU $40 hiki
IS pauku pill ana Ike Piipii hiki me Ike hoomaka
ana. Ho $4,000 eka apana 2, hoi. hoomaka ma
Ike XIII komo makai kua ma, ka lihi hema ka au-
wal a Q holo hema 27o hki los pauku, pill me Ike
alma KalauOmano, akau 63e hiki go pauku, pill
me mumuku, akau 26e komo lTOpauku, pill me Kau-
mauma a hiki i ka auwai hema $50 komO 275 pauku,
pill me ka auwai a hiki ka hoGmaka ana. He 45-l00
eka apana 3. ho hoomaka ma Ike XIII akau, keia
a e holo hema 35e kikl los pauku pill me Ike maqee
moi hema 62o as komo 2s2 pauku pill ana me Ma
poeha a me Poeuahins hiki ka pahu kokoko mau-
ka tho Ike kalx o ka hale akau $50 30' bih 2S5
pauku pill me kawe hik ka XIII mua. He 465-l00O
eka. Terms of sale cash. Deeds at expense Of pur-
chaser. Deeds and survey be at the Office Of
Messrs. Adams Wilder
D. X, FYFE. Administrator
with win annexed Of estate Of Puhuhulu
Lihue, Kauai, Jan Goth. 1870.
ADAMS 4 WILDER, Auc'trs
Al [3t.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Phases of the Moon for February, 1870,
rEzpAHrB III CAP. pAxr1 sNrrE.

The Stranger Friend Society viii meet At the
house Of Dr. McGrew, in Chaplain street, the ai-
ternoon and evening Of Thursdsy. Feb. 10
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PaeSENGERs.

FIR ssr Fran-zo rsr F7sto Feb STD IS-0-re Love
lz-i wife a-i cit Arthur Gleason and wife v Ravsou "
L1u1 JENNIE Aifs. rhCs Eley N-s Bailey Al Kong Bug
Tk 81 Poster Aprls-lu John Meek Jr Mrs Dua5i, and
sraut Mis- Blanche Dui1lt Ms, Ella Duioit Dr. Gu
La, J b Ls-ll- Burgess " Wis1u. Schvaruz sub
re- p ~ ksr-ey o = 6uiici % Harris Lloyd Andrew
H-f-. A-sl Werner Sheriian, Moody. james Liner
Elaarr WiraI- james Lee. France Lee Il n Weth
Prem Elsi IuEes per -sI1ssl. Feb sth-John Gibbons
u1Fil AKIN.
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VIZ would call attention to the special sale al ane-
tiou advertised by Adams 4 Wilder for to-dsy-to
continue until the public wants supplied We can
the public that the selection Of goods be sold
equal 10 any offered at sDetien IN HonVluu.
Those who DO no; avail themselves Of the opportunity.
will no doubt regret it. when IT Is too late
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-09

PaE1s- Jan. l2-The Nrrs-Ilrise, published in the
morning yesterday. contained the following leader,
Fuutsdin iarEe type. and headed
q. The murder committed By Prince BonApArte up
On Citizen N1i-c- The attempted murder BY Prince
Pierre anon Citizen Ulrich de FonrFille. .
have had the weakness % believe Bonsp4rte could
De other than N assassin. have dared to imagine
that far duel Eas possible in that family where
der and EayiaEnE are traditional and hAbitnal Our
co-zborer Paschai Groussetf, has showed ny error,
ana to-day nsaru our dear friend. Victor ORE
sassinatsd by the ru7an Pierre Napoleon B0uAParte
Fer eighteen years past France has been II the blood
stained HANDS q those ca;-throats who not content
With sresh0ttng Republicans in the streets, allure
then into tAted traps for the purpose Of slaughter
inr them AZ home People q France have you Tot
dccide5iy enough Of this Psapls Fraaeai.e q
&c dscdszsaf O. &c trourss pa qHes rOiia assiss
. HESRI RoczEFoRT.
Pass yau. l5.-The funeral Of Victor More 7eeuT-
red to-6av- The GoEer1ment, expecting cemO1stra-
tons made extensive preparations to preserve order
Eariy n the morning the people began TO gather
around the house where the remains lying, con-
ing from all parts Of the city. Five thousand work
men from the fEubourgz passed Up the Boulevard
Na1y carnage E.h ladies dressed IN mourning join
Cd u the processon In the afternoon deputstOns 0.
ro-kuen visited the remains. The streets filed
With vast thronEs, and carriages containing noted
persouz surrounded By the crowd and the oeeu-
pants cheered-
THE osioe Of the HsTsel7aiss, Henri ROehefort-s
newspaper has been seized BY order Of the Govern
meat