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asBgRsoS-At the residence Of Mr. C. Hardy. wafmea
Hsrah, on Sunday, July 23d. JoHs ANDERSON. after a long
nd psinfUl Illness, aged s. years The deceased vas a native
q srckbom. Sweden, and has been 3 resident Of thSs isl
s16s or the past IS years.
NFrSER--A Cleveland, Ohio, U. :. A on the I7fh Of July,
Aesr dsease, JAccB HEeK HTLLER, aged 50 pears, .
N1css md - 6sge.
HAsrzs-In uis city July 10Th KowARD 2 HAzPzz,
WzfH ESot q yeaB. a native % England
Laasrt-In ths CRY. Iugy 2sth. GTBE0z r. LaAsuL agai
e sez> srr 3 H9nFhss SO - NJ hss e1de5s Easltni-
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NOTICE

TxHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
q HOOK x LADDER CO No J.
=iIi take p5scs - their u0zs 81 MONDAY EVENING AEAL
AnE- :, al - aicsock- Per o-deT q he KoEsnzn-
Il EHAESELDEE- Szrsz-T-
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To LET.
TO LET OR LEASE

- THOSE VERT DESIRABLE -
IL PKEMI2ES on the Plains known AZ CLr- Hl
~ LAM &C present occupied by Mr.. :. b.
- Dole The Dwelling House consists Of a large Par
lor, Dining Room. Three Bed Rosns end Pantry, two large
Store ROOM on basement there is also. on the land a Cottage
containing two rooms, detached Kitchen. Servants H0nse.
Stabiez, &c, DE, with a well Of good wafsr. Possession
given On the hrsf OF July next For funher nArirnlns
1y2a appig % JAMS 3 4
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srgaz-HzrEef s1irs ~ HsEsian EEa1e- 1tth sais u
- -. r - e r1rent rates We quite Cahfsrma
~ rsr Gree 8 cr1saa1. 1870 Grzuuafed- lr Pm
ur- lGc- ri ts7r and lf ~ r. nE1er- HeIgw COn@ aE1
Gdeu q. -c = p HaEzisu -lGllec
arrE-T1s I-zuzrf has continues lsr ICrnE De razf week
ri Eggg mate C1l-z I'M frf- ufTa1- We Il1fe China
sG7tc= 49, ssDIDc ? p san. JtGofr-
CaFT-z-Tae rsrksz ra1a7ns drn. @8ies- 10 ct. q 90
q CentraI Aunadean. - csrr-lt rates 80 - JaT1 private.
: r1ate CasFa Ria and Bgatemslaz 20 L5sc Eio- ISiNI5sc .
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PRIDAY 4CGUsT 4 ISL

ID AUGUST III
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y. srsu sufrI- f5oe or at isTe 5e1o-J1iy SHh-
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OAHU COLLEGE
THE NEXT TERM OF THIS INsr
TON. viii begin on
Wednesday. the 9Th day of Septg

800 10y Va wv
and continue Tee sseka.
CaudidAtes for admission Oil he exarninad "a No
Tu-dEy next preceding TIE opening of ne seioA
Glasses EIl Be formed Ia al the c9Inrnua Enrfn
ana IN he higher Mathematics. Including AlgalrA Q
rrignn0metrv, ana surveying AZ he wants ~ tbf
mEud
Latin and Greek CLASSES will be formed 10 meet DE-
Stages % enhancement % t1ase desinng r0 sau3Y q
guages.
Vocal music and Drawing win he taught Eithuui en-
The Boarding Department Of the fnEituuol El
such perrons - both sexes. ~ can snow s~MaisfacOfI
Il good character such a price will he cnsrred r.
70 cover cost only, whieh w1l pronabiy DN eEnoed q
lars per week. exclusive e washing. ruiiabh N
gwen &c the o1anierE. rent free. each occupant mM.
own ruum-furniture tights and bnddiur.
There EuI be- a Marion vino Eil ave special aruu
wants and manners ~ the buGrdefa.
Alterations IN the buildings hAvc rccrndiy hs-n al
iEdv baArders.
Parents wishing TO place tbeir children Ia M hull
well 10 make immediAte application. a. they cf tn.
an advantHge IN the choice q usuma-
The Trustees take pleasure IN assuring The putE n
have a corps Of competent taach-rH employed ~ o. n
that they viii spare no eff0rt 10 make he lnstig1
respecs thorough. vigorous. and Wcil orlernd- :
The tuition IN the classics and IN me higher EnEnN
viii be AZ the rate Of One Dollar r@r Eeek In hN-
iiSh studies. IS cents per week a brink uD1HnN
no allowances viii he made IN cnHrre for tuiuoa y q
absence for a period less than half q Term. eqk
sickness.
Z P CBTBl
sam. G. DnX
8 n. CASH.
y22 Educztiun Cnminittee q 0hna K
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ASsIGEEEg NOTICE!
ON THE 4Lh OE AUGUST.
w LsI-J N CroEea and T A LCFd d5iuK ouSi8=as a s
Gn1eS zu1 Bakers uua- the 1zEz ao1 arm q GBUWELL
& CO. made an assignment . ne unes1Egnd, o AL -hslr
proDeay. t1T the pzyrDsot q th%r descBs 1aios : hereby
EEF-n % Al destoTs % szIa estate 20 make z1sdfzfe paFu=E
70 The undersigned ana creditors are sisa requested % sead
their Claims 70 tie Undersigned
HENRY NAY.
BENZ Z 8oLLES-
Hos0suiu, 4h AuEus.. IszL aus I'm
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AsEIGEEEg NOTICE !

THOUSAND L o LOAN
" sc1r1y required s1 real @-szE
aus Il Applyt 70 las : LEMON
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ARRIvALs.

Poa7 OF aonoLULU, z. I.
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TyHE CO-PARrNERSHIP "a z "a EHl
n fare existing nefWeen the lnde-aEnrd and Wm. Cd
a. General BisckEuiths- having terminated bv the dc
the sid Wn. crncke-t- ON ne 10Th ~ July. al r~-.aA
INK Gains against the GDoTc arm. are herrAv nolth a
seut the sane f1r adiusttneB- and an lndctasd ar -,
70 make immediate pzyurnt 70 the nuderrignsd. who ~
time The business "a ms own Name, a. the 90 sta1a
WI DUNG z
Hunoluin. July n. ISL u.
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To

TIE. PREMISES AT THE ENTRANCE
Of Fanna Valley lately occupied BY Mr. Young
- YT22 Ia zpegH g Il CgfrxR
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q SALE!
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY
KNOWN As
The TOREY SUGAR PLANTATION
KoIoa Farira Mandatory!
SITUATED in KOLOA, ISLAND Of Kauai.
Together with ali The
BUILDINGS, LANDS,
LEASES OF LANDS,
TOOLS, UTENSILS,
CATTLE, HORSES,
MULES, CARTS,
&C., &C., &C., &c.
As PER FOLLOWING sPECIFIcATlOH,
Consisting q.
\ ID WELLING House, 36xIs
with } Sleeping Rooms, Sitting boom, Eating Room
Pantry &c.
ONE RAM HOCsE.
2axI6, containing Kitchen, Bed Room ana store Room
1 Frame Horse. 20XI2, a spare Sleeping honse.
ONE CARPENTER SHOP.
ssx16, set Of Carpenters Tools. ami set Of co0pers Tools
1 Frame House, with Carriage Room and
Dairy. and all IA. appGiances for The
One Blacksmith Shop and Tools,
One Frame Cart House, 3GxIS.
Three Frame Native Houses,
Three Grass Houses,
One Frame Boiling House, 60xSO,
with rruEu az Il cities csmpIeIe-
CARTIER. new Sorghum Pan, neEer been used, = Try Pots
y pArateT- .
One Store House at the Beach, framed,
S2xI6.
Frame Dwelling House at the Beach,
Containing sitting Room, ? sleeping ROons- and Once
ONE FRAME MILL HOCsE. 4Ox3o. FOR
Grinding aaniOe and manufacturing Fariua. with every
thing complete WATERSHEDS - drive the Mills
ONE ME BAKE HOUsE 24xI6. FOR
srJing and making rapioea and Parma, with 10 acres o.
Aanios IN the ground ready Tor grineing-
ONE FRAME SAW HOCsE. s4xI2.
One Turbine Wheel.
three Circular saws, in g Cd order,
Ten Riding Horses. Four Mares; l Entire Horse,
One Carriage Horse and Harness.
six Mules. One Mule Cart and
Harness.
Thirty Yoke Of Working Oxen, with
Tokes and Chains,
Fourteen Ok Carts. 8 Of them new,
Two Low Wheel stone Carts, One OK Wagon, new,
Spades ShOvels. PicE-sxes.
Telling Axes, Hos CrOWbzTs.
Two ClIuvators. One Harrow,
Seven Flows. about
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"YOCLD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
70 his friends ard the public, that his DkoTAl
ROOMS viii ne closed from J~Ev 29sh 20 SePseabei
ISrh- ST.. fy2=6t
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
STREET QUOTATIONS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

There has been no great amount OF activity in the
dry goods market during the past weeE. The lead.
ing jobbers have Dcen moderately ousy, but In gen.
eral trade has been quiet, with prices steady in the
market, al home and abroad. The disturbance
continues to have its effect upon the dry goods
trade, but the advancing season and the necessity
1or duplicating stocks must also have It's counter.
acting influence. The Indications for lively trace
next month are good considering the loss that
parts or the country nave sustained
r# tf. COTTON GOODS.
Nothing OF importance has occurred in the cotton
goods market, prices remaining frsn, as they are
likely To De Tor some time III the future.
Brown sheetinQS and ShirtlngS In the standard
joDbers In hight fine brown goods the stock Is
rather low. nut IN the heavy hGe grades there is
better supply. All the low tickeis arc in demand
and prices are firm.
81 acled sheetings have been called for in all
styles. Prices strong and the supply IL limited
JoDbers are looking FOR low and medium grades.
Drs have been sold we'll 10y joDhcrs aud stocks
are well reduced aud prices unchanged.
Crashes are considerably OyerSold 10y agents IN
the low qualities and the market Is wen reduced III
the medium qualitles.
Canton nannel improves with the cool weather
and All styles being selected. rhe trade Is gen-
orally good, with prospects OF Improvement.
Corset Jeans and sdtteens are IN good supply, and
the movement IL moderately good.
Slecias are called for to supply present demands,
but the trade Is not active
Prints do not seem TO reach any assured level.
The stock Is not large, and there VIII probably bc
reduction in prices while printing c.otis are 80
hign.
w0bLLKN GOODS.
Chinchillas are sold ahead. Beavers aDd Mos.
medium grades scil well. Fancy casslmeres IN tne
new styles called ior.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BoyD- GIBBS.-On Weunesnay October ls 1871 .
at the residence Of the bride, by the rev Isaac
Wescott, WILLIAM j.. BOYD To MARY NJ Giggs, 9th
Of tals city.
--COcHRASE.--On Thursday October 10
at ~. James church, Brooklyn, by the Rev Charles
youngest daughter OF William Cochrane
JAFFE-MAEKS.--On Wednesday October Is 1871
AT the residence OF the brsie's parents by The Rev
James h. Guthem, LUDWIG LAFrE to HrNgIgrrA
daughter Of Joseph IT, Marks, all OF this city.
. kENkEDy the Cnurcu Of 81 paui
the Apostle fty.llintli street, on Wedncs,iay dc.
topcr II. by Rev. J. =. Boansh ass,sted bv R,v
Fathers Dwyer, I'm and Young, PATRICK j KIN
HEpy 10 MINNIE IT, MAGINS eldest dalgni er OF r. y
Maginp, Esq. both OF this Guy.
sf MoRIARry-OCo Tuesday, Octoher II
~ SIS. Peter aud iauls church, Brooklyn n. D.. Nv
the Rev. Father Malone, assisted by Rev. ra,ner
Pagan, WILLIAM V. MORTALITY 10 MARY a nniy
child OF Mrs. Mary OConnell and niece or lbe InIe
Peter Murray, Esq all OF Brooklyn, Il. d.
PuMAREs--Mu SoL.--Ou TuesdAv, Ociober H. nv
cuurcn Brooklyn MAsfNo PoMAnrs TO An.
daughter of Manuel Munozy Castro all OF brookl
Died.
ByrNE-On Saturday, October Fl, AGNES ByRSr.
widow or Huan Byrne.
RcIatiyes and friends Of the family also of her
brufher IA Jaw James Byriles, are respertfniiy rc-.
uueste,l 10 attend the funeral from her late resi-
acnce No. s Hamilton street. on Monday, October
2S al two o'clock +. NJ; thence 10 Calvary Cemetery
BosAsr AT Elizabeth, N j., on saturday. Octo.
Der n, ALEXANDER }. B0GAHr, IN the 9th wear Of
his age ia t M 81
Notice. OF fnnerai hereafter.
BuRNErr.-Aner short illness, W. J. BURNETT,
The relatives ami friends OF the family are respect
Inlly invited 10 attend she funeral. from S. Aarys
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
THH CITY BANK STOCKS.

THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the BIDS for the city bank
shares:-New York, l32; Manhattan, l5o; Mer-
chants, 1l3; Mechanics'. $50; America, 14o; CITY,
225; Tradesmens, 15l; Mechanics and Traders,
100; ,iailatin National, l16; Merchants Exchange
"a: Leather Manufacturers, 1s0; Seventh Ward,
LOG: Commerce, ITO; Ocean, so; Mercantile, 100;
Bank OF the Republic, 49, East River, ll2; Nassau,
lOO continental, 93 Marine, 155; Commonwealth,
s21; Central National, lO5; Fourth National l0s
Ninth National, III; Gold Exchange, Ss.
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK
The imports other than dry goods and specie from
the port OF New York, for the week ending October
20, 1871, were $5,32a,lo
The imports Of foreign dry goods at New York
during the past week and since the beginning OF the
year were:-
For the icepk. 1859. 1870 1871.
Entered at port 319,45s $2,25903l sl,7el, s27
Since Jan. /.
En,ercd at port 81 962 4so ss46a9 $40 ll4OO2 14O
Thrown market. &c. l72 40 9o3O60lO i2,653, 7s7
The total imports at this port for the past week
were ST. 03s against So 2 ss9 the previous week
and So, 3l0229 for the corresponding week Of last
year.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The exports OF specie at this port during the past
week and since the beginning OF the year have been
as follows:--
Total for the week Observation-Disclosures. $601, S43
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
GOVERNMENTS FIRM.

GOVERNMENTS FIRM.
The government list sympathlzed directly with
the buoyancy on the Stock Exchange The ease In
money and the strength OF the gold market. The
following were the closing street prices :--Unlted
States currency skies, 1l0si Ill; do do, 1881
registered 1lis l14x; do. do, coupon. 1leT. a
l16; do nve-twenties. registered, May aud Novem-
Der, 1924 ITO; do. do. 1862, coupon, do. ia q a
lI4is; do do, 1864, do. do, l1slS ll3st; do do
1860 do. do 114ia ll4s; do do, registered Janu-
ary and July. l12a4 l12K; do. do 1865, coupon
do l12H l2@s; do do. 1867, do. do, 1Ia5. Il3;
do do, 1865, do. do 1l2A ll25S; 40. ten-forties
registered, 107sl Ios,4; do. do., coupon loss. a
i10ol4.
STOCKS BUOyAST AND HIGHER
The stock market was buoyant and brimrul OF en-
thusiasm on the 'bul' side. The .bears- were
rurnlessy handled and competed to part with the
pronts OF the recent break TO retrieve their losses
they deserted to the "bull'' ranks. and .bcar''
became a. rare a sight as was "bui- two days after
the chicago ire The brokers were In ecstas,es
over the plenltude Of orders and the activuy OF
business, IL was Held day on the bul,' slce and
the advance IN prices ranged from onc-half to two
per cent. The southern Stale bonds were steady
Rpd strong. The South Carolina July ponds ad-
yanccd 10 43l:.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRIcEs ra
The following tape shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during The day
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

T ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE
IL The FIRST class steamships OF line will be despatched
for London direct follows:-
Pier North River,
PARANA. Tuesday Oct II PARAGUAY Sat Oct. .
Rates of passage, Ia currency
First cabin go; second cabin, r5D steerage, SO
For freight passage apply to
ROWLAND AsPINwALL, Agents.
"a and b5 South street
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN FOR BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON.
The steamship DONAUi captain o. Erns- will sail
THIRD street Hoboken 70 be followed BY steamship HASsA
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAVRE AND
BREMEN,
Payable In gold or its equivalent In currency
s. cabin z.
~
For freight or passage Apply to
OELRICHS co, Agents,
No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

An analysis OF the above figures shows that the
actual loss in legal reserve has been $4,000. But
She liabilities being reduced $i1,43o 800 they could
Afford 10 lose s2,s54. 200 more Last week they
were 81, 425 behind their reserve Now they are
4l,5A,ss5 ahead.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was easy, and the highest rate
paid even on stock colateras was seven, gold.
After Two O'Clock there q pressure TO lend bal
nnces At SIX and five per cent, and at the close OF
banking bours the rate was whatever the borrower
chose 10 make It.
Prime commercial paper was quoted 10 a IL per
cent discount. t
Foreign exchange was strong, and the leading
drawers advanced their TO I0s. for sixty days
sterling. and 1O9s for sight bills
GOLD sTRoNG-l12 ll2as.
The gold market was unsettled early IL, the day,
under the efforts o; the bear clique TO cover their
short sales and relapsed to 1l2; but on their sue
cess in doing and their efforts to place them
selves on the bull SHE OF the account the price ad-
vanced to 1922. Did at tho close. The course OF the
market IL shown In the table,
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
three per cent for carrying 10 1872 Tor borrowing.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were
foi1oD
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
EUROPE.

A FRENCH LADY, OF SUPERIOR Ed rCATION, RE
N siding In Paris wishes few young ladies'
ID IL OF their which
will herself superntend They viii be treated
OF the family and will have the advantage Of mixing
best society. Masters for anguages music aud dancing
For particulars address Mr. OLIVIER BEAUREGAKD, So
Rue des Saints Peres Paris.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.


THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY's NAIL
CALLING AT BREST.
splendid favore for the Continent
viii sail from pier 30 y Aorth River AS foliows:- .
ST. LAU RENT Lemarie saturday, NOV.
MASHINGTON, konssan .--SatuTnav, NOV -
WILLIE DE PAki5 Surniont. SATURDAY DEC.
PEREIRE, Danre, Saturday Dec. ID
Price Of passage in gold (incudng wine, to Brest or
FIRST cabin .......... Tl25 Second cabin %75
Fxcursion tickets mt re lnced rates
These steamers not carry secrage passengers.
American travellers going returning rom the CONT
Europe taking steamers OF this avoid both
transit Engisn railway ana the dscomfos OF crossing
the Channel besides time, trouble and expense
GEORGE MCKENZIE, Agent. So Broadway.
/ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Royal Mail steamers appointed to sail foows:-
CITY VI LoNuuN Saturday, Oct y, 5P. N.
lII1 Of LlMEkICk. Thurs lay Nov z, A. NJ.
CITY OF Saturday, Nov 4, IN A. NJ.
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from l5
North River.
Rates of passage.
Payable In gold. Payable In currency
rlIht Sanlh steefese .sbjU
10 LONDON ~ TO London. ~
Passengers forwarded to Havre Hamburg, Sweden.
Norway Denmark reduced rates.
Tickes be bought here moderate rates
wishing to send for their friends
For further information apply at the companys Office
JOHN q. DALE, Agent
10 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
ihe 'oho"'ns sa''S s"""' NV "'s"S's "u" io"u
prices or the principal stocks during The day

The following were the bids for the railroad
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

90 FULTON STREET, NORTHEAST CORNER or
ia william srectPure Old Brandy. ~ per sallon Port
Wine, x2 Sherry DO Hook Wine, 81 so old Rye Whskey
81 30; bOc per bottle. All warranted.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

T,EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PMN.-FoURTEEN
Il years. bennriong application gas administered; beau
tfui ferth, Ni set Pumpcrs for hollow cheeks
paired j. JAY ylLLEhS, i5a Grand ST., Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
MATRIMONIAL.

A MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN GENTLEMAN or
unexceptonablc character refinement means and the
M nest respectabty desires to with a
ad, cqua quaiiaed object mstr,mony. Address HONOR
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

A TTFNTION--COXsULTATIo ON BUSINESS
~ losses, enemies, lawsuits, absent friends love- mar
rage sickness and death paw refused Unless satisfied
Madame sIN0HI, Clairsoyant t3l sixth avenne.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

~ KLABER 4 CO., MARBLE WORKS 2i7 TO 22g
-. West Ffy6rst street, between Broadway Eighth
avenue--Marbe. Marbeized Maniels, Monuments Head
stones; large varieties eheapcs, city designs appca
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HOrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. STARKWEATHER (Rep., Comm intro
duced a bill to amend the Patent laws so that the
requirement that the application shall be made and the
specification sworn to by the inventor or discoverer if
living shall not apply to patents issued and assigned
prior to the sth of July. 1870 Referred. ;,
Pr. STEVENSON rep, Ohio offered resolution Ill
rectnc the secretary Of War to- communicate information
relative TO the late fire nj the West Point Military Aelu-
envy and the conduct Of the Cadets on that occasion
late misconduct OF the First Glass. Adopted.
Mr.. MORGAN Dem, Ohio, from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported back tie senate Dill to provide
the disposition OF useless military reserNatlos Win
amendment -, ,
1t utoz the sale Of the military reservations a. fots Lane ana
waa-Wsa Oregon; Fort Z Kansas Camp hc'Iarry Neysd.
wse AMI Arkansas; such portion Of Fort Abrcomle As hes
Wgomnc as are no longer required for military purposes
The House then proceeded to the CONSIDERATION OF DIS
OF a private character. 800
large number Of pension and other private DIS were
passed. - - =, -, .,
ton Of the McCarrahan fixed for next Saturday
PROHIBITING FURTHER TREATIES Win iNDiAhs.
Mr.. ARMSTRONG (Rep., PENN introduced JOINT res
olution declaring that hereafter Indian nation or
tribe within the United States shall he Acknowledged or
recognized as an Independent nation, tribe, power
and that all contracts or agreements hereafter made by
aud between them any them and the United states
shall be subject to the approval Of Congress- not to be
construed affecting mparing the obligations OF
On motion Of Mr.. CONGER CIsep, Mch.), the consid-
Grafton OF the bill to protect life steam vessels was
Mr. HOOPER Qisep.. Mass9 gave notice that he would,
next Wednesday. move 10 60 into Committee OF the
Whole the purpose Of taking up the bill to repeal the
Income tax.
The SPEAKER notified to the House that IL now re-
quired to constitute quorum, there being
al names tine roll only two less than the total
number OF Representatives.
The House AT 300 proceeded 10 the consideration,
special order Of "A bill reported from the Committee
Public Lands extending the land laws of the United
the Territory OF Alaska After discussion
the bill was passed
SELLING TIMBER LANDS.
Mr.. SARGENT rep, CALI, by unanimous consent, In
trodueed for action bill for the sale Of timber lands IN
California and oregon and Washington Territory.
the Of timber land quantities not exceeding $40
minimum pre 81 3 the alternate
within railroad grants which be sold double minimum
lands
After discussion the bll passed
Mr.. CALKIN (Dem, y. " presented memorial OF the
citizens NewYork and Brooklyn for appropriation
to the American Printing House for the Blind Adjourned