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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

L1z ls1lG lls-:aIsia Li1EI-v LEt-srT n san
Francisco has been the means Of la-,ll1r u1s5
-uuIue-f1is and scurvv -g5 CT auizi11uz tlr al
zlrrs CT purposes I'd -ILlgrullL Tire 1lfirers and
must srIIlca z-suis CT -laz Institution lavu, since
the s,E1s las l-,.u 8r4urar q. sI,.esssf1I r.rul-
1a-1u- condemned rs immoral Influence II IN
measured 5sr-us. L has been -lle rlse. rlu- I'll a
1IVl wIl- Is=is,I1rs, Wis cnal-F u leat. On. IL
dlgt EIs any scHsgr n 7i.v vld.a vas nut l--i-1-
Ilis lg llr AMI ..-auI-- means. a L1tz.rg. ca che
samg grlEigs IS -ie E-l1d Library scheme laz
been stI-rssL TIH hst z.hsmts FrlPuz,.t ms 6eaa
lus @ Ea- IF the tsh5 Of CLa-er1s CauurT,
ImluuHur CO IaGuz Illr1sraf "a -Iuu Ct ilIIl-z
lf wllrl Tie >lerausn1s -li1t sEeIlz as f.I-lvs=
"a Econ EEI1uL-4a lzlauurs. IN Motoring
Irrarv =.lrns srsggz.d BIZ persons II Cl.a7af=z
CaaHrr- means CT paying lf tle ceGu-T flhr
sl-s '-l.l7srss owes gTHsr nl-l-Gu Ct tllars AMI
Is lGElii.szT Isgl7gazf Il Is 1sr 4Iirs 50 lui as
-iiz bur bad slrHl-i. 70 BE- s1-s- Tie E4ud.f i.hc
CT Cl-l7g-Is Is s-l5.i-L= dmi5HE 5za5 1c5 yet att
determined, ssJMi-sd &C 50 .gg zirI. S4zzII
On the iI1aHd ii.l- lltareas Is Eu-alli ar lld ID
per ctlE- luG wlaE 1a-s az Ill D ~. 1-. l1al6.
Cd slT z WE s-trIrs II 1t PER CAN'T the I1z1n-
interest WI l s--5-. Tins uurn muz1 BIZ r1isati
by z-I-llu svsrv PEAR II lltfltllu Is the -u--.ut
szleEses "a Tie GRUMPY rI-srlnllr, 1ssiIss ,ia-a
-I-az 1t -7 CENTS On -Is SIM The -Irl- Iszassai
7a-rus or properly m -ls 1s1Hr7 IL SIZE ECO. AMI
tile rita Ut -I-as Is 8 per -auL I'D lrLIiHt L IL
sarsrs AMI almost I1ata1ii.. lu, ueVsrt.lsIas5 .1
Inns bean llrue CIR sererI wears and va 5ii1f -l,.
wrist b over Caa7srzs IlG al THE mGau1Iln
.Hu1Ces must slGu -.ggrsr arm tlai- snla--ls4-
maurs By -il l1ti1z If 5aF1a-5au 1Vau r-e -lu1ar
a.ih a7li- -r-ivluE lIHds- ami ia lIvs xuieH hare
aar slazrt dlr -l sl-s lr -ls l-ll.r AMI Eliea an.
Is.E % lg 1aszei CIR tie st- IE lie 51r1uer Tla-s
Il IL slgd r=ssu dlr r.zsir-n-r "a tie Iasper-1-a.
Isi1al -Inli-lr usfIut CO -siisf tlr-suuI Tie
lIt--HT system wlie1 sar-llra Tic WINK geugis
AMI rsiu,.lF &C List
q s zlileeE lf -i--sr LiHl tlia lrsaz 1al-s1t 70
rleze gambling z-i=iues lad l1r lesu is lsi n i.-
aHuucEi lelra lr islt scnlu Is.ief tile aB5.ar Eli
Viicl z WIS Instituted, -lesa Is -..iTlual-s o.
spring Irs. wien Il Is pertin1s tn Iart
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

Eg IT E1alz1zHz1. 5aal aa tia 1-i iay If Nag
A. D. Is-I- Jain AElr Hrssz1.,gr. Of H1us-llr-
laa1 n IscuriIHce v55f sea- 9 u An A-z % en-
lua-1-ss learning N THIS EIlg.ilu By seezr-uE the
iuFiss az CHRIS Mans InE BlaEs To The Anchors and
Perpetrators Of sIrl saFdz- approved tie glzr ilE
It Dgaan5gr A. D. 1sds- iIs deposited -h5s Office
the -za ls lia bnes, e. HIFlzua Tlraf lai Digest Of
the Laws ami EairIll=1z az taa Clssauz. Pine AMI
HIr5dr E-srllHlnuz- PazliuH aud Eea-fars af Li.as
ElHsis- CI-rsnrT Tables Postage EIass, Et- Ei-T
II vtz1a=s waargdf 1ara Isrsu1sl sec ny a.rlE
I1,i .aIzsd tDs SgaI at TIN la-lrslr 1,.1I--usaz
ID be Iiilaii- n EmlIIlI. .al4 I'll lay Of
Nh T. Is-1-
FzH1- " EErrH1sag-
Ml.sra.r Il tiis Interim
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24
1 Rare ChaaGa-Tha Golden Opportunity
FOR SALE!

s=zz. THE HONOIPU SUGAR 80.
Es5zE PLANTATION, North Es- sissslsses.sss
efSs HaI- EaElI- si-Ta-s.t WIN eFs@JS
- = milss as the E1za=-u Lad -,
ny -ll-l1E fls Isras q lHt Tsl 1iI7c.i. ~ s1s
-'gInr u f4rI- sIns- ~ lc-zs enclosed E1f 11ts-
anna - lErss ~ r1ot e1ns alF rs1lT r. tie
uI-l- VIA a mdl II z-E-I4rss FHEsr- Su-tr House
;1u1a5a1l- sar-riI rII4 sdrrlum raas- sual.rs be.
&C. Gzt al lzz.ssz flr 11f51- f1r1r q re
sesz Itrl1-tZa- good sIasr1u-aII S11us DEsIlzu-s
Iuf rllas EsusesT "a IE-ss l1ls' 1l rae 15oFs bui-
= Ira ansislli stone VA tTltsi 1-l f- l1-s,
also ~ wiring ll-ass- u1l-es ssZf q alrleas .
F1aa a ta-zla F--s FsIsa ant saa5zs. Tbs rlau-l-
-nu 2 rar- II tie -Eu's .st-i si aeiT All sn BE
purchased fsparl1s Ir Fi-a tie raals rr71ea-
The rrHa1 saa1Ias ass ae-z4 II sas best -sll az
az --1z5ar LEaf- lig Esad q srt -llss 1da1c $40
shsspr gas llf uarua drsst VIeh VII ss 4al5 VIA
H. lad- alE FlGtsu lluss- sIcrls ll.i ElesB 5euL
Tie 1aa7s property VII is sllf a. I1a-dlu On
p EDEE1D4E. zsV1s1s her fcE- 1871 4 zsr r-sT5-.f-
= i-aEaas'i % Fsr Fa--afI.a-s l1FlFas
j. 7 WATEZH1C -E. Hlzs-1i1
- y TIE s-lr-segr-
u n Ga Ll=lE - ~ $ AZ. -f.s $500
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

SclEcrrE cE EE--szs ->l-17.lilss s-S s-g7~a-,y
-l4ls ials arzs-, = tae sly arg slc sgza- 3, t1e
ten8HL Eaz1 Is s-r5yi's Asr- cio-z s-st-5 ..scu-=
-l es-ll1 >szeleis res5z-1ce, I ~czlt sszsiissS
F--rs rsct arve=rsl-rs t-r persons sVu-ss rial
.--lze In ts. cly rc sg5 Acz--- szca 81 vczl1 a.
..1l---tl-. u1eGz-s-. s5--5 E-1-Ir.S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

Az s-raur7ir ,ir-zau az sr Lauia iieI -s-auflT
ant Ltt i'm his VIII S-11g q man, VIM, ten years
leiFs aii I'M lTI- V.ili ills VIE CUE az tin IIs1
-liIlEs la 9ilt WIS -lar le NEVER afrr1r slrlr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

pOVS Erm slyDF1-E lsL4yls raa
IL L - 1-a-a VIZ lE sal-sia.s aa7azE flT-i1r
-i,sr EHara uumsH1z- slaiE AMI vi1lnaz titaI All
SCEELT- send EEur uii-szH % 4lnsrieaH Stamp
-a-- 1Esrazu- Cum e. = VS. rsfsr to tina Buaaaa-
err at lia pager. VIM laaEs la aazlrl sf sur BUSINESS
am
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24
Lost,

ON THE ROADS BETWEEN The FRENCH
" C1asuE's rszairz-e- Szaazr Avszzs- lzI Dr.
Hlls5raaIs Cottage At W4iziti. 4 Qli-s ci PAPER
sI-lsi 81 Nala paPerI -1usalurr the Ez..1rials
year Is-1-
Reward OF $50 win hs GIrsn-
ET Iaarias II At IIr- r L SCE4EFEE'S C1uzti1--
-rC-r Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

@IAT e rla difference ierT.zH iauIIsT amt
7'Isi-si.suE 3lus IA -irE WIN 4 51-ei AMI Tia.
atIer rua sf1lE vf14 frE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24
NOTICE.!

THE UNDERSIGNED. Administrator OF
i tie WA Of Wl-z1ar q EsczssF. ts-sazs,i- ts-e-
by HGciss al srgil-1-s % sI5i deceased to present
tislr claims ;a hu duly anthem .cI-si ard Eish the
pruge- v1uchgrs Wiliu 81 months trg date 1r they
WI Be fl-srsr barred. aui he hereby requests al per
s11s fnislts,i u SAD deceased % make tzasla;s
FaFueu.
FRED. " BECELET.
ElalLEI.. Mlg %. Is-I- ia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

VIM Is the i-fsraHra lerF zen laulsr an ar IN
llItriau mir and ua-zsr zJue sasz liz safe and
1le at-igr zlia tis sea
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

TzE EB-izsa girls cal Princess Louise tl. --1Fer1-
-lizs Of Ezlisl- now, becaaze she has ullt- /
L1ru-e1-s CT herself
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24
Z Hew and SPLENDID Work-

nICTI6E1ET o. TzE KIsLz, II
~ Aa1glsrTs kiez-z5agI- Geography azf Naz.Efzl
AsflarTr sr1 aI-ner1at al1sr=L=sals lai mrtI, 81
E-lsst aIrssfig aar caa wsgE- Eisosi 81 " s1zi11
Classical zr1mizez sf lae E1sgs-s.1ys % Leafss.
Vow = tie -ms - aIsseras. az 4 ssEzss ss 3D.
rz-.lsaf g Az szs sax ia 1zzIr Fs- zzs.-zz~
siaa E59iF -I-5uE1 tis sssc GlHes -
John g. WOOD.
ia-sn SPECIAL 4 gag Ss zaFaiaz L1lznss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

WH1rH Gan smell ri ne gli.fsst- the nan who
knows taa INST. CO tire 1. wll has OBJ. must s1ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24
no. ioI No. 10! No. 10!

THE GREATEzT VARIETY OF
Il La'i-ef llrlilsa'i 5asf % ne saw=is r7lsf.
Iiss fssaisi y las f1alHsr 4slrlala- Alsas a.
1srrl,l1 q -sis 2. le-alsla. SIX z-.lsaEs zlt1ss
Llas, 8fllrs.s Lax, Caz4r1rT- Fs.1s-za aaf ssss-
Fri.Enr-
= In F1EE TE1s- WATEkH0TsE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24
Notice to Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED. Administrator.
L wilh shs VII azaszei, e shs Estate II WONG
Roam TEEP. deceased, hereby ucsiiss a. ersii;1ss
% Frsss1. ;hg- claims y1iuss sahi deceased % hu
a. El1F1kuga. H1F1ii. O. E H S-11leg. S1.c5s1r.
HszqIll1 duly authenticated and Wish the necessary
rsu.1e-x- Fi-nEr slr =cr-hs FROM the date = tbs
publication. OF they VII &c Forever barred
". :. AEANA Administrator.
Ei-h tie VIII Izz-1ss. u Wcz- H1au Tec7,
lg-ts Deceased, E1uga1gsa P-1a;a-igz. H1H1ii-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24
Returning
FARE.
- = - - =

EGzz1 u LID aid zss1-z s25 o.
~ " szzi.5 ssr P1ssars nazsy- 81 E-szzzs
Bills FIAis 6sssae.iT-
Il z4NE g EILBzR, 4gsnr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

IT rs s=,luaa.,t -la- -ls zuEz- -rIg q Cu1a slia
Tear WI ae l1lg sliry pr zaE =lart OF last -eirs
s-lH- When Fl b .izsifier=i -laz -iis filling gd
means z-lu -7l ll1luc 70 lu.llllll lf 7c1ads. iz
WI BE- Eu1sun -lHz the zueE- q =zgar - Eligl
Cula So ArceiT sguril1-ls VIA l.- slGr1 st zIs
usual i.lla1L Consequent li.-l PRICES ulsr Frs-
vl.i-a E1lI7 %. Ilii -s Eastern Slhas wll FiI ;.
-s-u- lgt be iH.-ill-i- l iu Supply lf lsgr sIl--r
WHICH has las.a SO lr-1sir gr-dIgel ne -Iuca, bur
Flcii, ewing 20 lie 11Es1i.i si.-s 1f l-iiil-s Ia -lr
cuGItv VIII Bee Imitsd fur -Is cunning wear This
sars Il Ifllls WI -zHd % Ifacr The iI-ae1Gn If
sugars H-iu SIG Fgei1G AMI 1ldill Ocean slllr
Er-s,iIuiH.- eaultiz. Iud laEs -I sf.Gl, gu-lali-
If enhancing ms ID III llIucilIus.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24
Cottage to Let.

- A COTTAGE TO LET. 14rnfsEea az
- Isiill-1-iissi. iIl5is fir ZInlg- Fsr "a 1rll-
1an T5UiF ss tins sHia IGrf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

Special Meeting OF the Company will
n be hsii AZ tasi- Rooms THIS tWEpNES-
DAY. EVENING. a. o'clock. All members are
respectfully requested atsezi. bzsizeSs q in
psrtizcs vii BE 5-gusts bSssrs iae meeting
Per Order gE ia TIE FOREMAN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

TIETOKIA and CailEsru11 Ksa BrSeas.-
' Ear nle y y HisLLEz ( ca
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

a LWATs sa hand- $50 wiII V ssId -
n ~ lsFes gEsssss y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

VII vary zrlra --z-.z -lz- our IccslHE az -ls
a--l 5ii-alrg- In v4lea -le >,=ss9r s-s15sr
tlgld i-u-air The stler .lr was. 10 stms ESSEN a
gGI--s. IGg--sgL = vas lll German sl1ellazzr
van Ellu be lal the -gEe.1r--- ana be came CT
ssclGL best Is Was Simply s.gc1si i-1u -i--lr5s
slEF wIgrs be lad ,geH i5aii1r " i -cV- We
I-a. lgRsFzr- a tlss e. lgv any s,-s-n vim
had ls-lilr 20 IL VIM the affair cgGt have -Ii.u
=is la--r 50 szr1gsr 90 l.H-- as -1 have sa7EC=ei
w means laI Is being tia za-r-llIr shoemaker b
yuss-11. vlsH -lers vzrs several 1t his zilss 4zE
la.5ula--zg n -lFl-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

-esa5.11s "a -Is ..T lars dz.-l 40 l.ii--ss e. -s
Mliessr cls Emperor Of Germany and A1-g sl E-us-
sI. c11--i-Il-I-g lllI GU -is lclas-sllguzs -t H.
Is, and Tie szcvsssiI' -srulla-.Cl CT the r1-
q WILL .u f1-Ea-iaE sT -ls 1ez- z4- rls -a-L-
--a-lic ase-s eE A- J. y Tz1szs- ca the lti-.ss.
ana 1L E- Z g. rl-ln On -lg l--scd-ls Cf IL
.sgle. b. l-.l-- .--.L-L--l-.-.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

rzz Eianea l-ls Ills part dlr Ezlg at H-s -..5c1
ca glIniiar 1utsr .gmuaIt CT -le 7-1srlu -.lEgs.u
Me5-srlr sue -lGz -lir lll.rti- Ili I-uuHIher or
Passengers u9r Irsrsrr gurz- Una Ia-na--ss s'Is-
-sgairsd. ana sue siIr-s Iz lcr WICK IrIn IN
s--saur -slrllrlnu- The appearance lt -is E-.alaa
ls InlsrIzus -IGzilizs-llir eiunr= sirIca azr
la-is- Sin las 1esH 7alrsI liaca lgtsiiia AMI --a
-I-l. houses al7sl1s. sls-- Al aak rrgund lr iIf
zsiGi vlilsl llI anu 1aii.s her l.ii
liza lIltigr zs-sI. saa Fis lliH-..i gIrIgsiilu- "a
lne .i4 "a q Hniz1 1iar-iu-r munurE FliEl reflects
ID -is eriir OF TIC suuzr-lr ar -is -ua. Il -.Ir-
LIE Elui. u -is Rlii1 Ilua By snip sal1eurars -H't
ltlans. Jas leaH -lurlul.Lig and lIla.-i-luzi GER
i.r-rrai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24
To Let,

Why DESIRABLE WV
E~@I c1IIAGE. snl.zsliiIr Al slszzns
as-E- karifrs gArss - fsar Esfrssalf, Lsi1.-
81 III my As1uE5 Esfzfsn IaS PaasrT, BAH
- hfGss- .srT4ara' Eaiss srs- Tia
Eausa su-z1aaist q asz-fsn aad Plazz-s lsrs-s..is
az,E FlssltaasT Asczef "a szs e ne zsss Eaa-sT
paF-s AZ ia cry AFEiF %
- n EEGo eTAEgEEuGLB- ND.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

SriiEf 5 Cd -lr .EiIl41 tlas l.zllG-l 1I1gr,zs
CO sFgr-u oil. 7,r .le 1=s u gI41lllary and a. U1g
la1s anything co d. WA lIg usellsr~ VIII sTgH1-
lalT csGIs % -lls conclusion sperm Gil gu1 az IN
suaI l1Cles d-r tie use Of slw51E machines has
egco1s q large AMI Frs4-lli. business. ana .1 Is
g=-u l-ld- lla- % tlg manufacture and running Of
-lez- -l--a -ig1saat barrels VIII be azgd u -le
-1--.l Sans f1-51- -le present. zz4-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

g. egl1- l4zz a. -ls E5aslI-1 --s1 Esrzz f.r
Al.zsrs C-ruvg- 1. ca a. a-i-slg1 EEi1--Gr, is
l-v l,a-r sgzu .ls.- r-s s1.. 1. ~ sTs-y respect
rs a1v s,, IA 5s I1 zllea have been imported and
tle -graet1n OF workmanship -zdssEs great srs.lE
-7c1 cur islisstl zla1l5is11-s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

n EA--z-, Commissions ana Cczsl--lzs1srz-
s-s Falcy. leo s-vu . N-uiay morning. asso-s-
za1a.s ~ his aiazv ss- a --t- a-vlli The Island
rse party g III -ls way e tlg Par ara rs51-u
- EEl, ara la-sz5 Go &c s>-ea- 1cc1- zen tlys.
y El-1.l Is a1cr5 -ls t.w was 1Ivs undertaken
~ e-ss -rer tie PA . 3 .a--ia.sa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24
Attention, Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1

~
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
INVESTIGATING THE MAREET ABUSES.

Wien Col. Dev0c, the new Superintendent
~ MARKETS. assumed the duties Of his position, he
his determination to put stop to the system Of
b!arklna hy which the owners OF stalls who lad re-
fused 60 pay money ~ the members Of the Ring
had uiusty deprived Of their stands He accord
fngly examined the papers at the Auditors Office where
ti protests had been flied, with allavits bearing
removal. The fret case that came to his
notice that OF Henry Cow. who had been sunmary
removed and Henry Warner appointed in his place
According TO the adavs, Cow had been appointed an
Inspccor Of Eection and had detected noted criminal
th act Of voting Illegally and giving his place OF resi-
ece az Pagc- Hotel, in Springst at which place Cow
himself residcd He was told on the following dav.
tat he must surrender is stand and dispose Of his
stock hours Not being able to sell bis goods within
th. sIrrined time he suffered much loss. and
ne led 70 rctigu t. lucrative business.
MI Cow who had appealed several times without ehtct
the Edent Of Markets and Controller Connolly
10 x anine his case submitted the facts to Col DevOe,
who appointed Wednesday Of this week as the time when
ne would consider the Wrtn the time arrived and
the testimony the had been submitted Cob DeyOe
to Controller Green the ground that his witnesses
could not he ObtaineL until Friday. The matter
came up yesterday before the Controller, and
thc 1Iainiif proved the facts substantially
stated above. Warmers defense was that he knew
nothing the facts III the Lad expended $500 in ut
ng 40 hi- stands, which had been assigned him by the
proper authority, and that he would suffer greatly by
o removal. No chert was made TO show that Cow had
committed any act that justified his removal BY Con
roer Connolly, and the WAS adjourned until to-day
stated many changes will probably BE- made In the stalls
the markets as great number OF persons have been
appointed 10 stands which were formerly occupied ny
pefeont who have been removed without cause.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
FRANCE.

,ro,c.S,7ArIoN OF THE ARMY-NC ARRESTS OF
CrrIzrNs BY THE GERMANS - THE BANK Or
FRANCE. 49,, ,,.;aor nac 10 ,s-,
The Committee Of the Assembly on the he
-,p,,aton Of the Army proposes to make he term OF
rbta-y service Eve years in active duty -FOUR years III
N. serve and years in the secondary
The O~c,al journal denies that the "'r''"i' ."'o
made any arrests Of French citizens, TO DC heIu as
bostAsrs
TIE Committee on the Rank Of Franco are disPoSu ~
,,eoca. the circulation Of the Bank s6n"n"" nS'eao VI
n :, or 100 a. demanded by the Government
n Gauhetta who was last at Versailles, mas gone 10
rouion wlfle at the former city he addressed the Fa
cal. counsellng patience and moderation
I.rER.--An attempt was made Sunday nlent In the
town ot Charlevie in the Department OF Adenn's' 10
,>sassinate a corporal and trumpcter belonging 70
R.yar.,n regiment quartcred in that place Inc
xcuu,s received by the corporal. 1t ls pheVeo'
oil rcsI!t in death. Tie German mih'arv
,a:hoyts have commenced o searching investigation
r.n the II r Ia the OBJECT Of discovering and punsh
a. tsc Uorli.,c assslns The repeated outrage nIon
he G. -uaa troops in the occupied dcrartm'nts nave
,Au~4d the $50, ~ ordvre providing for the severe
tssst:>cHc:, @, all persons guilty CT such oH'nses
Tn master u collage in Witty le FIauCalse Las becn
x.e1 and A,,d az hostage because som" o! the .tn
s,t. unlrr his charge nanfest9d their disapproNa o
tie rres,Ite q TIC German soldier
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
SNEAK THIEVES EXPOsED.

The TKIBUNE's account OF the recent sneak
robberies u the vicinity Of Wast has excited much
COMMENT among bankers and business and while IL
has yet INDUCED the police authorities to take any
additional precautions Or their protection, 1t hes kept
special officers employed by the bankers continually
alert against sneak tn tevos At about lSo p
yesterday Detective Edward Molloy an assaAtsnt OF
Capt Thomas Sampson, absent in Europe on crmi-
nal business, entered the banking house Of Austin
White 4 Co, at No. B wast.. and there encountered
the notorious sneak thieves "Dutch Heinrich" " and
"Rufe Pine" who had sneaked In and were watching
and receiving money and securities. Tho eyes Of
the deeves and thieves met and the Latter attempted
pvcrtaken by the detective, who secured the door
and demanded their business. They muttsred = hasty
apology, and stated that " he would not expose them
they would "squsre with him" but the deterve In
santly called all who present 70 observe the
thieves, and when ell had mentally photographed them
they were allowed depart uttrrng oaths and threats
sgaipst the detective Tue rves 0et The detective on
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ton to the organisation Of the Austrian andwehr
sad that he observed Prince Auersperg on the ap
pointment of that Minister: make OF the austrian
landwehr that which Andrassy has made Of the Hun
earan houvede spare trouble to organize, arm ana
instruct the andwehr that we may not Dlush peiore
the Hungarians."
There was a sharp discussion in the Town
Council O, Bolton England, tho llth inst, on the
supineness Of the magistrates during the "Dke not"
Mr.. Counselor Bromley said that force Of 40 policemen
were assembled within 700 yards from the Temperance
Hail. and he asked why they were not employed IN tWe
prevent the RIOT to suppress the disorder aer IL
had broken 1t that the magstrates had pro
Reinforcement Of men from the county consanu
larry aud Mr. bromley intimated that the bill LOT thc
services" Of these would be disputed Ihe Mayor
replied very briefly to the charges that were
brought against him.
In the Italian Parliament, on the nth inst
npon the discussion Of the Budget Of Foreign Affairs for
the year Is smeo approved the course OF the Italian
Government in connection with differences with Greece
arising out OF the Laurion Mines question The Foreign
Minister related the history OF the affair." and denied ta
that country having declined to submit the dispute 10
arbitration France and Italy had to examine tue new
phase Of tho question which resulted from that dcter
nation. The Government would follow moderate ana
cODciatorv course, but At the same time would hrmy
protect Italian interests.
10, For6o~ Correspondents Stoond Paot
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Loss or TIE SHIP IIEPING.

SIZE RUNS on A REEF IN TIE CHINA SEA.
The ship Scrica, Capt. lnnes Of Greenock,
which arrived at this port yesterday, left Shanghai.
China. Sept Is, with Of tea consigned to G. L.
Wright Co. Capt Innes reports that Oct 2e lat TO-
long ITO 7. he picked up boat belonging to the ship
Teping, Capt Guessing containing the second mate and
six Of the crew. The mate OF the Tiepng stated that
their struck Lad Reef in the China Sea, the
night Of Sept They clewed up all sail and tried to
heave tho ship Of but unable to do They then
lowered the boats and stayed by for two days. in hopes
that the ship might float of with the tide On the 24h
they abandoned the vessel and the three boats started
for Sagon They became separated tho evening of the
second day, the second mate and boats crew being
picked up by the sericl while the other two boats
rived safely at Saigon. The remained board the
Serica until Oct. le when Capt Inncs transferred them
at Anjea to the steamer bound for Batavia.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
CONNOLLY'S BAIL.

Ex.Controllcr Connolly has probably
abandoned all hope Of obtaining hail or ret"s' and tne
Sheriff said yesterday that would bo at ea' seVersi
DAYS before he would be able to obtain bondsnen. Az
one time all but obtained and tho prospects
for an Immediate release were encouraging tn his irends
and awyers who were determined to move to Qussn INC
indictments found against him by the Reform Graho
Jury But yesterday another Of bis friends was COM
pclled to abandon him. It lady who had gone Dali
100000 She Is very prominent LADY, famous tor her
many charities, and who devOtes oil her timo
and much Of her large income from an estate OF
in doing good She has been associated In years past
with Mrs. Connolly in the management OF several largo
charitable Institutions, and hearing OF tho dimcuity
under which her friends husband abored. she went 70
Mrs Connolly and offered to 20 bail for the amount
named Yesterday she Informed by her lawyer tnat
she was liable for tho whole amount when she resolved
10 withdraw. and wrote very delicate note to Mr. Con-
molly Informing him that the bond would involve her
whole estate and did not in justice to Others reel
that shc could do this TO help the poor IN prison.
ard she must withdraw It was said freely yesterday that
Connolly no longer hoped to get bail
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
TUE cTEAMEN III CplNa

TN rrvtpTrEE or THE vrSSFL FRO" st.
ruoi.s AND TIE rUk>UIT BY srANI>H
MaN-6y-WAR.
,yKov OCCASIONAL C0RRr>poNprsr OrTHr TRIECSEl
ST. TEoYAS, Dee. 1.-THE steamer Florida
,,led from here ms morning at o'clock Shortly
,rer 49,. sal shc was followed nv the Spanish man
stwar y4s,o Nuncz dc Balboa which, since the % Of
l.s. uc,.n Las been Slowing relentless hostility
s-a!nst Nor Noth outside and inside or this
ia-.o. asc,.,,cd ono o. the hills surrounding
TIL c- and ;C Fou Ia sailing haad >omely though
VII .a breeze hJut two miles ahead of the spanish
war steamer Which left this harbor with guns loaded
AL Itr or-u. shc loaded the 50 tn gun while leaving
tbe ha.,os IT .i o.ose 20 the United States sloopo
var av a: anchor hcrc The latter did not stir, but
nc.'y a.!i her 0ag IN answer 10 similar courteey
frou the spanish steamer. At $40 a. H. iort sight OF
tst florida behind the highest and most distant hills
" opanlhh steamer. being under eal and steam was
r.,inc o. r,e Florida when Game down the hil and
t,rned ~ ."w1.
On NY Tc;ur, a friend. who wes or a higher hill
w.t.! !ng both s:,aucrs through pOwe<ful caSs In
arur Tat, ~ O'Clock he saw ~" Spanish YES
VI crso u;.oa the + orida. and distinguished Capt.
krAeN. surrounded by his crew on Inc
pr. Lc'.trg the American Gag. Li:cr in the
ely e.; 80. %. :; cock ;he English mail steamer Alpha
nri,, toin fax, aud her commander reported that
b. saw Sra:!sh warstearer fire at the Florida to
s8k .,sl'o.c 20. t." F."l.a ho'' 70 nd waited for
boz vlirh was sent along side ot her from thdt
seau,r T.s .c.ort hss led MANI people here to be-
l-ve a, ;he To1a has been captured. AID Is now in
;eE tcr pCrs. Supported Us cirIs"orthy report
o.CIr' t.; al the Alpha, tho agent o the owners OF
the Fo.'c. has addressed a COMMUNICATION 10 the
Ua.t @.ae- eIl at tins place. protesting aganst the
..aof .1 Slnl-h vessel, and referring to the pres
.uc~ ~ -. -hawit here and the readiness "f her CON
r. :, rro:ect the Florida in case that vtsscl SHOULD
" nol-,,.a As EXPIRE ssed by lin to Capt Mitchell.
ItiCnIED CAPTURE OF THE FLORIDA
According to private advlces received from
s, ,nas on the evening OF the 18th inst, il app"ats
H., ,ae di.ratch vss received Mt that city from 81:
Jns Porto co. statin- that the Florida War captured
and bro, ght a. pr7" INTO that J1rt ny the Spanish
r,ai-o'.var va>cO Nuhcz de Ha5Oa. ST johns can bt
reached ia a,r h"irs from 81 Thonas. ana the distance
{. to greet 20 rste q" corr"ctn"~- q" IN" I port n-
po+sa.r although ,Jt,I tC.cgrain- faL 10 confirm. H.
i.tGi. .-t: