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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09

How Many Little sufferers are wasting
away effects OF Cholera nfsntum or summer Com
plant And a remedy prompt and thorough READILY
and entirely safe with reputation esabusbe
nv ia merit and the whole country Tor
series Of years az standard for Cramps, Dtrhga
Cholera Morbus and all Diseases OF the Bowels can hi
resdily obtained in DR.. JAYNE'S CARMINArIVE BAL
SAN " Ly NOT give Il trial! Sold by all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09

Tiffany & Co., Uainn Square,, Importers Ut.
tine WAlSAsS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09

Royal Havana Lottery. The Hig'acsf Rates
paid for Douboons, all kinds Of Gold aud Shver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wal ssrc Il. New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09
nles-r-. .NicoI & Davidson are Now Exhihit-

inc AT their $50 Broadway the various rich AMI
SPLENDID services Silver Plated Ware Cutlery China an
Ont glassware and Chandeliers &c, which they have ~
fnjshed for Metropolitan HOTEL shorty TO be opencd
Messrs Tweed Garfield: The public are respectfully
vited 10 and this most magnificent turoish
which what has supplied to hote this
rapyo other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09

A.-PhniOn's Now Perfume.
1 LOVE YOU.
I LOVE YOU.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, u. g., August :, 1911
You are hereby suspended from the Office Of Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue in accordance with
the terms OF an act approved April g. A. d. 1869 to
amend an act regulating the tenure of certain civil
officers passed March 2, A. d. 1867 and subject 10
all PROVISIONS OF law applicable thereto.
U. $. GRANT.
To Hon. A. PLEAs0NTON.
A NOTE FROM GENERAL PLEAsoNToN TO HIS sue.
CEssOR
ON receiving the notification, General PleasOnton
vacated the Office, leaving for his successor the fol-
lowing note:-
To j. W. DOUGLASS, First Deputy Commissioner, In
ternal Revenue Bureau
SIR-Having this day been suspended from this
Office by the President, turn the to you.
Respectfully, A. PLEASUNTON.
TEXT or Mr.. DOUGLASS COMMISSION.
About two O'Clock Mr.. Douglass entered upon
the duties or the Office ana received the congrasu.
laons OF his friends. The following Is his COM
mssion:--
ULYSSES ). GRANT, President or the United States.
To al ,cho shan SEE these presents. gfeeijng:--
Know ye, that by virtue OF the authority conferred
upon the President by the second section OF
the act of Congress, approved April s. 1869,
entitled. can act TO amend an act regulating
the tenure OF certain civn oncers," | do
hereby suspend Alfred Pleasonton from the ONCE Of
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue until the end OF
the next session OF the senate, and hereby desig
nate John w. Douglass TO perform the duties OF
such suspended officer III the mcantlme, he being
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01
Licenses Expiring in March, 1871.

RetaiI.-HONOLULU. Oabu-5d. All Huns, Sd.
J. h Hopper. 5lst, Antonio Manuel. sth, Grun.
valid 4 sehutts- 5ih, J. Widiifsld- 10sh. P. II.
Fosbrooke- 14ih. L Richardson 18th, Thos- A S.
Wills. 18th lung Fat 2eth. Fischer Roth. 24th,
Daniel Montgomery. 18th. C Brewer Co. 18th,
Pse Shun- HASAI.EI. KOloa. Kansi--Isth. Ahnaa.
TAIANAE, 0ahu-lstb, Al Chong- LAIB, Oahu
I7th. Nsbsker LASAI-16th, ". N Gibson KEEL,
Sozth Eons, HzEzii-23a, John Grace HAI0HISU.
Kau-3Sth, Chung Hoon-
WhoIesaIe.-HOX0LULU J. Widdi6sId-
Sch. c. Brewer
Wholesale irit.-HoNOLULU-13th, n C.
ChailAn=l. s1sf, W A Huuphreys-
Horse.-H0N0LULU-let Alex. Kelly, No. 1856.
2ssh, Ezpahukapz, No I27. 29:h, Kahsnu, No. 1875.
soth, KaPiPilani. Ne 49,
Lapaau.-HEEIA. KoolAHpoko, 0aha-I4ih
Uni ~. EALIHI-l4th. Okule- NUUASU-Isth.
KahAlehIli. EAIALUA-l5fs. Nehskuln- HOSU-
AULA-l5th, Espono- EASOA-Isfh, Mahos. KI-
PAHULU, Hzni-21st. Kz.2ns- WAIAgEE-zsth.
Kelnkoz-
CLU-sth, George Risely-
Boar--HOEOLULU-15th Kanekoa, Nc. 81.
17th. Wzivai. Ne ST.
BilIisIds.-HOJ0LULU- James Dds
Public ShoW.-H0E0LCLU-2et Lee BY
Lad, per Lsnon-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01
COMMERCIAL.


EGTa-rE-- FEEErAETS ISL.
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ttt -. buzus sa- Hszs Kaag. sas b. hs- We 70
r.rrz So ns7e-sl viia Slz Frsasisco dates Up 6,
t.. til i-s-
-al tz-k a. Nsi arrived O. TIE "a. Afse7 sho-i
passage 81 -l5 iayl f-sz Ll-Gaz. ui.A merchandise
r- U- E--ta,l q Cd,
--r w-gz wa--n u-svc5 oz shc ssh, bringing
E1--alz- tr-cs -s -5s -Ist zi f-1z Sysucy. aad Of
e. -l. l-st- f--z A--tlzuE. vrh he uszAl szouH;
& -1--- -rz r-ss--rr-s- O. VI. T. Gresu. Arsat
--- E-s- -zsla- arrived o. The zoruirs Ct the
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a-l r--r la--t z-ate- % rzssszre-s % Il. Hack
Co. L-ra.L
"a --E ErEzzazz arrived q shc sen. - DAYS
l-- -a--a. riiA za-oaaaiise Aaa FasssaEs-s to
Wa.ss- a AKA.
-= san E-z--is-, sssss -, CO 20 tie IssA iass-
ca E.l alr.1el 60 INA. Ihe szrz- market vAs
--as. sals lF -.si-r a. IlElIs,s sa-k. rot 80
=-l = s-z1-z- a o.rra &C Ps-uriaz Sad - re.
Erl-- s-5 --s-s d-c1Fz-. Nsl.sses ana Pziu.
al sale
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@ ttaz ltz uszs- a--zrt 90 5arEc, ovizg % the
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lzt. e. L- -z-r1 az- q lz--s auz5sT % passengers
"a lz-t s-u-1 E1l--ts III SAL fc- San Frzzc5s,1
- s-r -r-z ---z-
-lr E.lr-s -rz- u-- e'cz- s-- Ti-;zria ca the 81.
a-- d. Er5 tr be Eyszu,5zz.
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Cd. ras t--t zee Iu,ri Si.tcs senate On tie l5.h,
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

VlHE UNDERSIGNED having been Only
i appointed Administrator Of the Estate Of MauEel
SiIrA late Of Honolulu, Island Of Oahu. deceased,
hereby notifies sl parties indebted TO said Estate
make immediate payment to him. At his once in
Honolulz; AMI All parties having claims sgairst the
said Estate zre hsreby notified 70 present the same
daily autheutiestei aai With the proper voucher at
the oee Aforesaid within six months from this date,
OF they VIII be forever barrel
T. II. HARRIS.
fS71 =.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01
EXPORTS.

Pr Ruzts Areas Pc Wa L L4ossz1, Pei -
cs1es, rs 81 Ns-chkzsse ETC. g
F1s A1skiEsz Gas syaaey pe- Sisazssz WczEa woagA,
FeA XXI
Bccks II lerAsein s-zusitu f-uz 5
Ola. rk1 :.
szr.E. rs Il27E Hlzuts q
Salrd-- hhls lc
Nai~s frsisu rroauos 80 2iAo
Ysiue d1-l-<ti- r-.suce ---..-..- .---.-- SSosl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

o. --<H- e. Ua.--ea 1-1 Ar-le o. Ezual
Ur o. -a-l.e1- Las 81 Pasta Ara1ls
49, d lsaHz. F--a-. O. So F-zua-1a A. SIR
Es-a.. Er NHEH.
---. Ezr E.--- - Esz- F-la-- G. Ea-zl- AID
So - u.-1. vl-z7- sirvu-s, So Au-E-lz- AID
49,. r--r Ne--.- s- Ez-- Hassr f- Eau1L
H1Hr1E g. Llla- zl- szz- klaut- o.
E.aarl raH--s
s-- E61 g. D. BY E.- E,-1zz Ksz- ana
I1all- o. Haa- a-- Eal-y 11asz. o. ksuaL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

We lean that Rev. CbAs. 6. MsCally, lately Of the
Fori Street Church. has accepted invitation to
preach for tEo months II tie Caasreg4s1uEl Church
Of Oakland Cal, which Is a. present without SET
tlas r.st-r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01
Phases Of the KOoa for March, ISL,

We no;ise iAAi the lev Missionary bsig Morning
S,ar uas lazaeasi Boston OF the 26.h Of January
last
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

NV PosTAsE SrANrs.-A supply Of the rev
postage s;anPs-oae, siz and eighteen eeats-have
boea received. They eaa bs obtained al TIE Pest
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

Eii.0r HzaaziiGa Gzsls.S.
SIE: By this steamer have received letter from
the French Government dated Bordeaux, the 9Th OF
January ISL, ~ which the Delegate OF the Depart
neut CT Foreigu Affairs Acknowledges the receipt Of
the different sums OF money collected in Honolulu
for the French wounded, their widows and their
orphans M. dc ChaEGordy adds that be requests
me 10 express 10 the syers and 70 those persons who
have contributed by their cooperation 10 effect so
large a subscription, all the gratitude Of those for
the alienation Of the sgferiuEs Of whom, even in
50 distant county, they have Contributed Up 10
to-day, l have forwarded ), $3.50 fraaos.
To assure the execution OF this commission with
which ! am happy 10 Be charged, and in which I
request you to take part make fresh appeal 10
your kindness by the insertion o; this letter iH the
next number Of yoar paper.
With sincere regards I remain, TR- BALLIEU,
C5sisli za5 Commissioner = F5sHos.
Honolalu, Fen =, ISL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

IzE lovers of the fae arts have N opportunity Of
--atfyinE their taste Il this respect, By visiting
Chasss Fhotosraphis Gallery where hs has
portraits in OF fro the brush Of Mr.. George Z. Bar
ress. of san Fraasiseo together viii rs;oushed pho
tor4pAs-t-y sustaining TIE high reputation Of NJ.
Burgess as Al Irtiss q great merit.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

THE weather has been very chan eabls during the
past Fsck-oue day NC; AID cod. and the rsxi the
suz shining and warn. TIE result Of these changes
that csids 1re Trevaleut snoug our population
he winter has beoa severe one, ard It Is to be
hoFea hat The settled weather vhish usually e.
j7y Al this tine of the ysar. VII seen set Il.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

FA-AI AccI1EST.-DurinE TIE last triP 70 this
fatal accident occurred 70 0ns Of tie frsusa- From
EAzs have been able to lean, TIE unfortunate
vas engaged in oiiing tie uasaiasry, AID aPFro4sh-
ls too close, he resolved violent blow Il the breast
from the c5ects Of which lie did shoTtIy Afterwards
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

THE Nan for Sun Francisco By the steamer Moses
Taylor, closes At the Post Once tomorrow Affer-
noon II tao O'Clock The steamer leaves at four
The next nail VIII probably be dispatched BY the
bzrk Yioetie, which Is advertised 70 SAL positively
on tie Gu Instant
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

THE Detroit D1sy JT4ioa Of January 18Th, publish
e he account OF the saginaw disaster from the GA
zETTE Of December ssh, and acknowledges the &c
eeipt Of tue same in twenty days from here, which
taat psper eonsiders ouiek tine
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

BUssT AocInESr.-0a Monday affe-assoa, NJ
c. :. Barlow E.s driving n his buggy AID tzrniag
a-auud the eo-as- q Be-rtzui1 z-d Suuzuu Streets
tae hs-ze Vas tA-1za q is feei and he bassy upset
ne are happy 70 SAY thGt Mr.. Bz--9E escaped with
only few bruises, q seri0as nature The axle
sres q tie bsggy vNs broken and other damage
suz-.i-.s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

EXopCs OF THEATEIcAL TALEST.-We understand
that BY the Moses Taylor, which leaves tomorrow.
the following members Of the theatrical profession
vii take their departure for San Francisco: Mr.
and Ms. Charles Matthews, Mr. Joseph Rayner,
Mr.. and Ms. BAndmann, and MT. J. Neil. Mr.
Matthews, as comedian, has long since established
= worldwide reputation, and IS 4 favOrite in the
United States. Mr.. B4ndmann has also established
: wide American reputation. while Mr.. Rsyncr goes
there comparative stranger. However, comparing
his sbitie> With other trAgedi&us have witness
ed and knowing him to DC an old fsYoriie, both in
EngiAnd and Ausiralis, We have no doub; that be
will soon succeed in making q name fer himself in
the United States Mr.. Nell, We understand, pur-
poses leaving the stage for the press, which be
was formerly engaged. Frank Jones, the popular
negro comedian, took passage for S4a Francisco On
the Comet, which sailed on Friday last We under
stand he intends returning here in the fall with a
frst-eI4Ss troupe. Miss Maggie Knight, with her
parents, also lei in the same vessel.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

CELEsT1AI ODDrTT.-Tbe Chinese, generally,
sre Of Z retiring disposition. ther chief ain aPpar
emily beng 10 attract As little sttzation possible
Bat there are exceptions, even among CeleSilals
On Monday afternoon shsre night have been seen,
riding through the priucipzl streets. mounted OF
lean and hungry hooking ho-se an equally lean and
hungry looking ChinAlan, and On the ChinAnsn's
lad was psrsicuiariy lean and lankr stove-piPe
hat Il Was one Of the most comic speciacles we
ever Witnessed and excited the attention and rzible
faculties Of the boys who rsn Alter the fauiasfcAy
looking borsenAn, yelling viii delight
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

THE Australian LESE-Ii IS rumorod that the
Australian Slezme-s, zter the next arrival. vii
hereafter rui through to San FrSncisoo, instead Of
oonneeiing here with the other boats Mr.. Hail.
the originator OF the line arrived by the Moses Tsy-
Ior, having, ii is reported, completed arrangements
to that effect He returned 70 the colonies BY the
wongz wonca, which sailed on Sunday afternoon.
SCnDES DKArH-A man nsulcd Henry SehroeeF,
who MAS employed s, whitmsn's hArnessshop died
Suddenly on Saturday noraing last. BE went to
work as usual that morning al seven o'clock, and
about halpsSt nine left the shop and went iuto the
yard &c was found about half hour Afterwards
quite dead The deceased had been Suffering from
severe cold and il is supposed that being attacked
with a di o. coughing he burst blood-vesscl
which caused his death Al fonr o'clock on tho
sane day he WAS buried This Is truly startling
example Of the uncertainty Of life-si work, dead
and In bis grave, al within few hours The de-
ceased came here short time ago from California,
where be has relatives residing.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

INrUpENT RezsEKY.-one Of The most impatient
rooberses We have heard o; ia this town, PerPe
iraied last SATURDAY morning - the jewellery s;ore
Of Mr.. Tanuati, OF Fori Street Tia; gentleman
having opened his store retired 70 the back part Of
the premises to perform his customary morning
asiuilons- On returning, be found that some auaa-
cious rascal taking advantage Of his absence, bad
entered the store and distracted from the glass
on the counter. several watches The perPeirator,
whoever he may have been, evidently must have been
thoroughly acquainted with the movements Of Mr..
Tauuxit. otherwise be would never have ventured
on such 4 daring robbery in broad daylight, Up 70
the present time clue has been obisned either at
TIE watches or the ;hei. bat As the number Of the
watches are known, It Is more than likely the offend
e. VIII be broughi to justice
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

A cCICE PAsSA6E-The Hawaiian bark kamoi
arrived on wednesday last, cne hundred and I've
days from London This Is one Of the quickest
p-sslEss that has been made 20 this port from the
Atlantic side she brings cargo OF European
goods 20 Messrs L. Hackfeld & Co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

TEE kLkUEA--The travelling community and
AL Who arg interested il the movements Of the
steamer viii bear 10 miud that she vii be laid up
next week for the purpose Of cleaning her boilers
Sc wiz rasame her tEils On Moaa.y. Tie 18Th inst,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-01

LAsT EvESISG, Mr. Charles Mathews. Eho AZ
rived BY tie Australian steamer Wonga NougS- En-
route 10 S1n Frrucisco. gave an entertainment a.
th= theatre before = very large audience Il would
Be useless q praise the actiug Of one Who has been
the had q the comic stage for over quarter OF
century Those present OF the above occasion
VII rot sooa forget Mr.. Natihsss' finished and
nirsh provoking deIinesiions
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-16

alton is the act of the City Council, au-
thorized for the purpose by the State
Legislature, just as the City Council is au-
thorized by the Stao Legislature to levy
taxes for other purposes. If the argu-
ment of the Times were worth anything.
then the school tax could not be levied
unless the Legislature were to hold ses-
sion for the purpose. Yet it is fully in ac-
cordance with all legal precedent for the
Legislature to levy tax by delegation.
All police juries as well as municipal
corporations are invested with a right of
discretionary taxation, which right is be-
slowed by the only authority having the
power Of taxation. In short, what is to
be done by the City Council of New
Orleans acting upon the exhibit of the
Board of School Directors, has been done
ever since the State was in existence.
And there is no other way in which a
large portion of public taxes could be
levied without an amount of public in
convenience not to be thought Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-16

subjects requiring their decision but on
the contrary every matter will be fairly
met and promptly adjusted.
From the tone of the conservative press
of London it would appear that the Eng
lish people are willing to make any sacri-
flee which has been entailed upon them
by the past errors of policy, SO long as
the nature and amount Of such sacrifice
are determined by reason, law and good
feeling, and not by popular passions.
No price, the payment Of which does not
involve forfeiture Of self-respect, would
be regarded as too heavy to pay for plac-
ing the relation of the two countries upon
a footing Of permanent cordially. Let us
nope, then, that this peaceful commission
Of the two great English speaking powers
may bring to an early conclusion all ex-
listing differences between them, so that
hereafter they may, in concert, prosecute
pacific policy and their glorious mission
as the friends Of political liberty, civil
ization and progress everywhere, the ad-
vantages Of which will be felt by the
whole civilized world.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-16
CLEARING TIE DECKS,

New York has been a Democratic
stronghold for long time. The city
has been badly governed, probably worse
than any other city in the known world:
and yet she clung to the Democracy.
although it was plain to be seen that this
was not her interest. The people could
not discover the secret Of this UNMARRIED
success, for they would not admit that it
box Put to their mettle at last, it was
discovered that certain parties who pre-
tended to act with the Republican party
had entered into a treaty with the Tam
many ring, whereby they We're to De very
violent at the caucus meetings in securing
questionable nominations and that this
violence at the Caucus was to be followed
up hy a very weak effort a. the polls and
in return they were rewarded, as they
have been for years. with valuable Offices.
These men were paid 20 defeat the Re
publican party.
Within the las: year an earres: effort
has been made to correct this evil and
although great opposition has deferred
the reform, the victory has at last been
won. Men are excluded from the Re
publican conventions now that hold
Office under the Democrats. And this is
tantaMount to a warning that VIXEN the
election is won, tie faithful Will GO in
over the heads of the doubtful This is
what may be considered a movement that
looks like winning a campaign. 1t is
call to the crew for action, with a promise
of promotion when the capture has been
made. AID it looks Ike a clearing up of
the decks, as if that sturdy struggle was
about to be commenced which can only
end when tie news is told as to tie next
President
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-16

Advices from Washington inform us
that Senator West has been appointed
upon three important committees: Mill
tary affairs, Of which Henry Wilson is
chairman; appropriations, Lott NJ. Nor
rill, chairman; and pensions, George F.
Edmunds, chairman 1t is understood
that Mr.. West was placed on the Com
mittee on Military Affairs at the special
request Of the distinguished chairman.
This action Of the Senate is gratifying to
US not only as mark of distinction to our
very capable Senator, but also as recog-
milton of the claims of this State to the
position in the national councils which
the results of our last election entitle it
to. Louisiana is one of the staunchest
Republican States in the Union, and is
now both able and willing to assist our
friends in such States as New Hampshire,
where the Democracy have recently made
a desperate rally, and possibly achieved a
temporary success.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-16
EXPELLING CHILDREN FROM
SCHOOLS,

The attention of the Board Of School
Directors is called TO the fact that GER
tain physicians, styling themselves ..sani-
tary inspectors, and pretending 20 act
under authority Of the Board Of Health.
are ordering children to be expelled from
the schools because their parents. acting
possibly under the advice of their own
physicians, refuse TO let the little things
submit their arms 70 vaccination. No
exception is made by the Jealous SAM
tary inspectors in favor Of those children
who have once been vaccinated, unless
certificate III writing is produced from
the physician who performed the opera
ton. IN case this was done ia distant
city, or the family physician has died
within year or two, there is no help
for the poor child but to be tortured
again, perhaps poisoned, or be expelled
from school We regard the action Of
the sanitary inspectors as tyrannical,
illegal, and altogether improper. No
one except proper officer or member of
the School Board or the Division Super
intendent, should be permitted to go
into our public schools and give orders
to the. teachers and pupils. We hope
the board will investigate this matter
without DELAY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-16
TWO WATER ROUTES TO NEW YORK

From the report of the Illinois river
improvement commissioners We learn
that there is bu. one obstruction to a
continuous line Of inland water travel
from New Orleans to New York. The
construction of one lock and dam on the
canal that connects the Illinois river with
Lake Michigan opens up route by
natural and artificial channels from the
foot of Canal street to the foot of Wall
street, via the Mississippi river and the
Northern lakes. 4 seven-foo: passage
way leads from the Illinois river into
Lake Michigan A ten-toot passage
way through the Welland canal leads
from Lake Erie into Lake Ontario;
and seven-foot passage way leads from
Lake Ontario through the Erie canal
into the Hudson river, and thence down
to New York.
We shall never have any particular use
for the Erie canal to assist New Orleans, but
this Illinois and Michigan canal is of vast
AL po1 tduCS ~ US DCdtS Viii lIS tlSuC
thousand bushels Of grain can be loaded
at Chicago, Milwaukee or Detroit, and
sent directly to tie derricks of the Euro
pean-bound vessel by the wharves Of New
Orleans. And since all freight charges
are regulated by the cost of transportation
by water, where the merchandise is bulky,
it will be seen that this Illinois improve
ment relieves us of the exorbi.ant charges
that might have been exacted by the Illinois
Central, or any other railroad company.
Grain can be sent from Chicago to this
city by water in barSes just as il can be
sent from 81. Louis or Cairo. and though
the Illinois Central has never been I'M
fair in any Of It's charges heretofore, j. is
still a consolation 70 know that We are not
solely dependent upon It for our goods
from Lake Michigan.