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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30
Responsibility for Crime.

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der q the r1-c-io-s JAMS Flsk. ard N-s
Fz--. 80 vzs 1z5ic-ss & >za FrznciSoo
II tbs ---5a- q NJ. C-l--su5s- Bo.h
have ben soszi-ts.5 by z-z-izo-S vs--
5lc-S So ps-Sols 1zec. q tr5 il the
rs-zsia-s betveen the c-1niuz- sd tie
vl1Gz II ezch Csc 81 zpE3-s1t sxie-uz-
t511 tor lie s-c-Uo1S cTils which vss
c1zZ-ts-i- NJ ere, b5~evsr, who m
Tz-,iz-y o5ss-vs< lie czreat q h1-gu
events ~ stz-s Ills ss--5-s--- Wh.st-
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teoo7= thsr zssSSsl-s q uS--p IL zvsr--
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RsS0oS Eeosz-iy oo1Siie-z.s. % rsp7ess
shs-- iesEu-s q indignation against sch
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g. Sssklss & Wzsii1Ero1 so--s Years
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soci=sy. BIZ Slthozzh s.-h vs-,iiiicss CO..
lz11s % be rs13s-e3, 10 apqls11iHg pzbl5e
Dk@ itssf bez15 throzzh tie Pres
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aol We hops ths- The tzr nz1e Of The
Grez- ReE1bEe I'll ID l0zge- b uz-2ess
b 81 blezisbeS. and 5hzt the fo-oe Il
he p-er-iEag ssa-lzsni III b 3 fruly
i ~ fuy-bor : b The PRES. !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30
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10 TEE E17-1z q TEE i5kZETTE-
Il tie C5zzezviql AdssTiiser Of the 26,b IL
s,zai sPpsass > paragraph ParPOrsirg to Be :
t-sosI1ti91 froz tie Ks5Ea51- IN rsfsrsnee 10 The
5z=s-sat t-ss1usl; q The tEo jsries IN tie cpl
IA ehz-z@ s=zi1z; KzlsP@ AID A1drss Czuseho
Il The hi;sr TIKI ore q the jsross stated 70 the
Nzztzl th.i L fix zzEslL, ard =as persuaded
tbai Il hs bad 70 stay II tie Cozrt HoGss al
night he #Ssii OK b e. TO 81 On ihs jzry the
1e1t day. sad thai bs zished hiz 70 get the per
uissi01 d ib= Bsacb IL tie jurors to sleep q,
tie bo;sl- Tbs ihs Bssst Fe1y kindly permitted,
al I tEiak !; fsstssats they DID 50 for OF The
ssoao5 eTsuiuZ, after arriving a tie hotel e1s Of
tie fz-0-s IS zkso SEX, AID had Il nei been for
TIE care ard a:tsaiioa bs rscsiFe5 there Il Eoaid
Hst- Il Il probability, hTe been abe to
zttsad 70 Is d1iiss the fslioziog day. This
=0zs5 haze retarded the bzsissss Of the Coart
end have Ess5e It ezess5irgly isii9zs to tie bal-
anes q ihs izv- I an persuaded kat bad the
sz1s rszsosz e1s.es Il sss fsrls- trial. AID bssa
z15s knozn 70 TIE Nzrss2l. he EOald have %
ssios5 tie Pe1zzssioz Of he Beasb, sod The jsry
z0-s5 haze recsiEsd tie szzs kisd5ess a5d a.
ts-t5oa- A JUzoz-
HO1olzIu- Oeto5er y Is72
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30


TE rosal q The sszP's professions Of
tbs Kng5cz m The present rear VII
zn5ozb-,5iy tzl sho-5 q tbat q Lzss year.
and probably thzt a TIE Freyi9zs year-
Is7a L I'll b Eo1n5 ,hss The deseit q
this rear VII Be zInoss entirely Il The
sfinzls article q szEzr. zni thzt The filling
q II tn z1ozns q suzzr made II TIE
eousry : mainly owing 70 tie ssTsre
drozght ~tieh prevailed Il certain su-zr
Er1Ei1g districts dznng the sunmsr. o.
Ehzt / hoE1 = The grOE1g sezsoa-
L III b sssa b rsse-uRg % the C1z-
to1 Hozse Tablss uzbEsbei n tie Ca
zru q Ocssbz q, thzs the expo-t OF
szgzr tcr tie srSt nins months q this yezr
fzlI sbo-z q ia. q he P-egiozs year b.
5 rs, SO rs +, therefore, re e0aSds-
tie tx TIKI tss p-lacilzl exports q szgr
dumg tbs Izse gaE1er q The Esz ooDs
fo7 thzt pro5uoad q Man, s1d that q
-hzt sind tts principal dznzze hzs besn
io1s By dr01ght, Se III Be forced % AZ
.sc=p1te : s-U hur.her des-szse Of The
zzr expo-1z-isa q 1872 froa that o.
1871, which Ezs nearly s.eoo.oo9 ES
greater thza the ePort q 1873,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30

Il hNS seemed aos Irlp7ore- thSt vhilo
calling s,tcn1oa 10 the Sglz,ioa q the
pab,ic mind IN the United Siste> ~re
should remin6 our 7esderS oftbe ISSs ozri-
isl trial hieh his tSkon place in Homo
luiu- znd to the di-ui6e6 coarSe q the
bench and he firm couirct az the
Jury. The details O: the E7azt crime Of
Ani0s CAnzcho s7o yoo familiar 10 cur
rcaie-s 70 demand rere;itsou- Sn3 they S7e
el<ewhere e. fo-sh IN shiS newspaper
We z7e Also informed thzt hlS ooEn<el vii
nzke Al attempt to Secu0e rg-hsSring
Tor slle-ed erro-S q lSw. We hsve 10
dozb, thai any such srpEcs-ioa VIII be
T.ssis-tiy zai irapSrria,ly hea7i, and tbs;
the prisoner VII receive the beneS, Q;
evs-y lzwfRl suggestion which cSR Be
made in hjs behalf Ii Is no; Tor II 10 IN
iiozte IN 4nv way the p7obsble 0aSali q
tins proceeding further than 70 expoeSs
cur belief thSi II VII be exactly what laW
ani ju>tsoe re9ai7s- oDe thing, hov7evo-.
Ne u'sy szv with some pride; the neosrs
eo1vic1oa O. C4macho, no;wsthS-and ding
ths plausible defense inte-posei BY h.
oouus3 and The sympathy excited IN his
behalf sa-isie> L sh4s Il either S,okeS @
Mrs Far h2i been triei by s jury en-
hers. they would have been
lastly punished Tor lheir crimes
Sinoe the 6eossioa Of the jE-y in CSmS-
aho's o&se The community his been S-S-z-
ed By The 7epo-E O. ssiL aaoihsr homicide.
L would = hizAly uailss % the zc,z<e5
nz-ry ie P7giuiEe h c4Se By any exp0s-
son q ov1asoa upon Is individual merits.
oui the frequency II 7eoeut oN~eS q rnur-
ie- induces 81 god citizens % coa,e1s-
a-z,s Tx siEaS q the TINES z-i e ON
s6s- carefully the 0alzsioa> between
=ocss.y zad Is members aad their resp
7oozl 7a-zaoa< esch % the o;hs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30

vs. V1bllSh n another column : lestsr
fro2 a JUEoE~ IN the csc a. he KirE
:. AudrsS Cou4,bo indicseS tc- tbe
murder q Roszro q tbe i; ms. vhsoh
t1ly explains tie resSo1 Tor furnishing
he jzry with loissagS - tie HosL L;
RS heretofore besa tie p-se,i,s, when /;
Is bes1 necessary % is=ziu j-rv over
night, ei;he- HSwSIlzn O. forelca. %
pzc then ;o-etbs- II ron n The Courc
Hou~e- without zzy colvs15e2osS to-
sleeping @ any. p7oyi>ioa for tbsir or
to- sxosq- IL 5oo-. tie benches q
Tie ohz-r Sud wh4s they might no
vi3e for themselves NJ distinction
Whatever Is been -S5s between lures
n shy re>pe,;, sid 4ay psSoa knowing
tie Bezca. q Ses1Sin1e5 v-itb tie Nz--
>lz- ms b zwzoe q tbs moral i22o~S-
6l1,v q shy privileges O inia,Se7oe>
bsluE granted . oas clSSS 4 ju7o-S vhsoh
uroz.d ~ b = treely g-za,e5 10 Suo,he,.
And. Ne z-e Sqea2Iy requested By he
Clssf J1>,ics % >-z-e tbs; TIE Mason To-
,ls ir5r,-ezS E1r,e5 tie tc-s-o ju-v.
n lis os>e, ~a< the Sc, uap7sSs-,e5 10
shs CoE-c, sazs ore q The juro-s. bsins
rzs--a-,y weak sid IN poo- health, Il w.
feared thzt Should Il 4 obliged % n
1Sa II tie coz,to-t,eSS rooz s. tie Coz-t
Ho1sa a>uzly SSsiguei fo- that purpoSs.
The p7ohsb1s;seS vs7e RS; he would b
unsble 70 ss-ve CT he Jury The next dsy.
vllis5a v7oali have necssSiis,ej the impz1-
neIaS &aosbsr 5ury sid rehsz-iug 81 tie
evidence - tzr taken n tie cSSs.
Il the Csc q the Hzvziiza 5fury N the
trisl g KzlsPs. tie Coars Ooie1ei the
Mz-shal 70 r-cozrs nSttreSSaS for them.
Is. bs:ng the frS t@e n the his
to-v q The Co1rt when zny o,bsr thsn
ths Soooz-o5z-iozs above stated bzre
r,o2-hs> bsea furnished 2ay jjury. ei,hsr
Havzzza OF fo-s;zu.
We certainly DO 10; II The leaSs blame
uztire HAwSlizrs ~ cri.;ciSine Sn6
S,-ocE.y rs>s1tiuE The Spparelt partially
shown II favor Of tie fous;zu jury IN this
ozse - long = thzy zre un8e- tie
sro1eoz> impression that 5 delibersse IN
tsz-io- existed On tie pzrr 81 the Court.
OF The Mz-shzi. % psy uore regard 70 the
comfort and co1ve1ie-os q TIE fo7s;zu
5zry tlzn % thz- O. the5r oouu.rvnen-
While s1e4Ezg o. Ills szbieci, ne I'll
81 tha- ne eszz9s - why. When !, :
% iSo-zts 5 jzry daring the
night. lzai before the Csc / gwen then
io- 3 Ye-lic-. sbsy should n0s b furnished .
sii.h oo1to-tsh.s Lodgings sch : zre a.
rzyS ohszsnzb,z s, tie Hose. rather than .
being shut up IN bzTea Sni oomfoT1less .
-oo- II TIE Court Hose y-rieS zre
,alls5 uPoz % pe-forln high snd NOS IN /.
7o-rzlt duties 70 the S.ate 3 vel S 10
a5iiliv55zzls. ard Stozl5- ~hea sitting up5a
2por741t and tss5io1z ezssS, eliov every
11SS5b-z comfort and Eos b Subjected 70
iisoo1to-ts % ~hieb they ar 9Haeez~
c-e5. z1d vhicb might se-ii5zsiv Impair
hzzr fitness 70 ~eigh, properly. thz merits
Z ths case bztore thsl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30

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ss~-r E-z--zs- . - Es-s 75lg-zsss -sss5-s q
E--s E,z-E g Es-sf- e. g=a5- 80
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ass E-1-v F1-ke. S1laz Vszse- 1--5r5-S q ~
E---s Of -assr -s-z-s.. ss.l ss s-a-5ss II &c ~
rt-s5-z-. - s g. szzzl-s zs-z--s-y ~ s-srs
a-s rass---s-s a. E szsse5 sa1s - s1-=ss5-zs g
z-5s-arzs El-aazs - -z bs1-5. as sal s=--i -r
-ee Ca--z- cs-zsalzs -r sa1- sssc-- Hz Il 10. s.
slzs5ez he SAL --5s- ~ F-s g E-,s- ~ vszzs-
--ss-5s - Eu-t--- z-z ~ Esz-5 e. Esa-ss e L
--=ses e - sz--s- y F-@ ss1- s-s-s Sssz=
Er-zes =sass tie Ez-a--- zz-- sss Fs-- Fsyss-a-
las --s- zz E5e-r s. O. g..
So -r-- -zs 1--z-1- -s Say Tssss- z ~
z-e Ct -,-zs -sza-zs. r,5,e szs 5ss- a. - sa- q
7e-ss --ss --z- s-s-ss- 5ays tie Fl,s sas- t-E-s-
~ -s rssss- sez- s---v g--z5-g 5-.t sas ssG.s ,s
l-e re~--s 1- ssa-z az sal- zzs--z-i ~ Cazsaz
-- ttrg e. --rr azE rzszs----s =zsss-p5 q ssek
rl-- b ssa- 7s-s--1y -v-5-v. vssz- Z II sAs-
ss- ----ssz-v o. s-t- a-ss- y---v 50 e. e.
e. r-a-5 lie Pa Ftysa,5z- .-- z-,-s -a----rH n
rs=--a=1- "a ss1- aaSz F-osssz Is s-s1-gE x Ess-
z-L
a-z IN s1s eases g S.zi-r Vssss-s s--5v5-s ssss-
--sr- Fz1,5 g. - -aEz s5Se.ss- 5srs s--a -ssl-
-zz5 z-- -s ear - r-oeezl-s SAL - s1ss Is Ass
ses- 5srsS sE-ysssa-s- ana g-ls-yS IN Ssczszs So.
SIS a-s So C5rz Cose.
e. Il a. rzzz rhs-s vsszs- : t7s-ses y -
Pr Ftrszzs=. - So ~ sz7szsss ssa- Il F1ss
e - rssse-
- 1-5zz CT he E-r-s-
Crts :. s----x. Ss---.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30

LoSDoS, Ok E-A--rz-iza viose1es Is rifs Il the
e9zztE q MIRO. Irsia.6 Lzssorue-z II the II
entity q SeEPort hare ben sb0t a. and Otker o1i-
rz-= cozzHrss. bzt Il al ezzez TIE perpetrators
eszFe 6ezsSsoz-
II Czz-oTseh nee va soa b szlTssos, sylvia
ssSo-z, zz1 EzEeld tlir1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30

n @ K. LrynsET. afs = warsa. 3 r.faf. 49,
deceased AZ ctanaers Crrlif falll laIrt laral -.
tTicf. uavaiisu Fsaffs
Propsr apFiieatsu hsriur b~-u nss 81 fls-s l.sss.
day D. affatutet O. re- te1rrr RI 90 af II tIa
thc late Q > Lindsey ar tl tlai si'sfs iaa.alalf q
issue3 e. her,
rherefre SATURDAY tse Oh lrr g T.s-aa-- ..at 81
ths h1ur q Dr. tee Cert Bee Il ga.-s -
kahaia ilasaH, u h-rstv aFfrs-f-f - -. f.I - -.
o. hearing ihs aati lrri-aiaa ga srs ~ 80
De- usils thereto CuAELE- FnErFlfEa ular
September zsrd rs-z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30
(tfacUrT COURT o. TnE ToUnru

- Juiiciai Cir-uIt Eaa1i = f----s - 4 = -
AL, Lihel-saf fr ntslr-s. ~ frNuflu Er--..-i.-f
~ tls itfte sliltlel litsl o. diverse sflea
that decree g trrre FIRM o. lfaf y -stl say
ief p itFar = iae arii Al q tas III tte Il
i.e -at- fl-.ao O. p tlafe nll1sa ~ r-.a.r
TX nllrtls sarr a. late lHss E.-.ts ra
4iil tlf tars merck uaiais sls1f e1rse so arr1r
il TIE crutrzrr
Aba % Afel-ali q ordered 81 1-tfl Etlalal
i-s afef iA l-s @faaaru11uf aar1r-1 arl 81 nEs
~ sli l''iFe Fasss- - rrsf r-tI-siu Fl r-
p pro ita 20 liif e iht eriars Gas f rs1r1 rr1l
. ni14 aliain sin mru1ls taar rfsa rsf go safaa
sno1.- aat E. all-1 =osalz1s p o. Cerrr
A..n.a In ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30
"a Ii.

- A very Convenient Cottage, No. IO7
n S1zsn1 Arsnrs, e9ntsinisg Parkr, three Bed
@Roozs, Dining Roon, Pantry, Linen Room,
Kfrebe1 zsl 5zth Kos9, vita god Eos5-shsd Il
tie yzri- APpiy % J. s. LEMON.
a Is.ans Eithout horsss pTsfsrrsd. 81 2.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30
REFoHE THE cIHerIT o0THT % TEIE

QEFOHE THE CIRCUIT CGrHT 90 TrEx
~ -all 4ala11l r. ~ go lfar.H r.'.-..a
- Allurnafi 4alr lella a q i.l- Larrir 1a.sr1
~ 3 eeFtsulter. a. ?. l.l- nANa ass 81 81 T.fr
EAAUWaL
~ iAe above sasisisi l-ei g. 1fsras E iaaa a-sf
l-llt decree ~ liTcrc1 fI1l INA =
tered 20 iallf 9ftte 81 srT aru Hat Er.rg \ -
es.e 70 sae 1ilt-i i.ssn 80 -ra.f u q. "a
li-tf-ol = - lnfl1 izs-r a. alfs "a.
Pi.l-1e et- i-7 teiHs t-rre1f --es1 r1r - - -
Al nc ii--ist r. a-t.rra q rzll.a ID -t---. r =
-. -lt p - 'flsrr-lalt l1fra1 AZ a. 81 go .~
= l.H- r-t.Iess1H = r.r..r
~ - llia = ass 1fisr tt1f a. rr-os -rIr.f
~ @ii4i4 - slutas s-la ata ...f a..-. .r.r
- y 1adc n1slals y tls C.a.t
hErEF rfrEEr arg
teAtl ezra ll-rat Clrff Us rsII...l i1..ass
re.-l essli7 tlti ~ sl1Ta iraa la
- ester lsi !. a. ID l1I.1l c-.osf r-rr =. 49,
e Nay Ala kilaeli Esalall 81 u 'l,r r.|7. -
ga c-rE oli=-.f c-s-- = -. -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30

N--E 5 a--ssr srsz "a; tAs s-5ls svs- ~
E.za5 s--vaz- zsa- ~ zss-z5 zaszsszs g - Esz
-.ss, - Sc s-sss e s-5s e. Al as.s- N5a5Iy.
=1s - zs- s-- IL F--F1ss &C l-o,a-r ssr
a--r a. -sz4z 50 Ez[ Ia c1zFss-s-- e liz
~
EEc- E L--r- E-Es >rTs-Tls,--
E1as >--<-razl--s l.z,s- Ok - ES-s
A----rrz
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30
For saIe.

A Albany baiIt BaEzY. MA tus seats.
n j. god order Arrly =
ll-Ia d. Mgrr sarrn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30

II DEMIJOuNs OF 4, : ana e eallous
l. Each. For sais 81 D0LZEs a 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30
Tax Collectors Notice /!

Tax Collectors Notice
District of HonoIuIu
ROMA, OAHU.
TIlHR UNDERSIGNED WILL COM
Il msnee the collection Of taxes Tor the year 1872
DAY. the I2ih last, for the f0iovaz dirisisus IL
the sboTs district, and al persons liable % rarzfisa
10 ether o. the szid diFsicas are requetsd % make
i17edizts payment q the sane.
A1znsiua PaHaa Kapaia1a-kzi
hrliou9u keTaio Kapzlana-uka
halups Eniaokzhaa Isieo
hei1ize kaEaiahs5 Eanakeia
feioio Racoa-uka kagigHeia
haA Ranoa-kai P1urui
Waikiki-kai Moaualuz Men.
Wsikiks-Essna Eahhikai Eiofsn.
Az1oa Eaiini-Eascz Pai1s
A1.lki hai1[1ka Nraauu-uka.
O1ss ope1 every Monday, Wednesday snd sst1E-
day from 4 X 70 ( P X GEo- II. LrcE
Tax Collector Honoiain.
Tax Collectors osss, Oct ssh, 1872. ss-a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30

-Hr s.-uEazz Fe-szzs have bss- sa==5szi-7ss A.
'-ss 0,---s--z= F-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25
CHRISTMAS.
TO-DAY's OBSERVANCE.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE HOLIDAY.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE HOLIDAY.
Once more in the ceaseless roll Of years the
dawn OF another holy festa day breaks upon the world
bringing as of old, GLAD tdings OF great Joy Brghs
atoms with visions OF good things innumeraoe'
have occupied the minds OF tho children for weeks,
and almost every ono has looked fofwar"
with hopes ssiow TO tho tokens OF iove
and good will which merry Christmas was suro
to bring To-day these, crysalzing into oyfui 'eante'
win draw tighter tho cords of affection about thousands
Of loving hearts and perhaps TO Tighten the Dnr
den OF many @ weary struggling soul WHO
what anxiety has its coming been iookeo
forward 20, and how eagerly have the
hours, which seemed 90 lolter On leaden wings, been
counted as the day approached!
All day yesterday the tide OF purchasers eboed and
flowed along the sidewalks OF Broadway cold Deem
Der wind whistled through the strees, but from the
shop windows beamed 9 cheerful glow and even the
thnly clad paused and then, with sparkling eyes at
tho sight of tempting holiday device. Every one
had parcel large small and every one hurried along
tho street as only few minutes left in which 70
complete tho Christmas investments Broadway WAS
not thronged In the evening, but In the Bowery
the sidewalks were fringed with eager. good
humored crowds Dealers ia provisions,
candles and fruits were especially lavish
in holiday entieements In shops a plump deer.
nanked with wild turkeys, hung above Chrstmasree,
with pigeon, or o grouse perched on each branch;
again there were wreaths and stars and fes-
ICONS Of evergreen suspended above Launches OF
meat, and generous dishes Of game and hsh, with
the boars head for center piece with Jars OF jelly and
parsley In all the florists shops the display OF Christ
mas flowers was unusually ue. and in the confecton
ers windows candles piled In Inany-tnted heaps
The markets thronged from dawn until midnight
the rich being the earliest They sent their
stewards when the low TO buy, without regard
to price, 80 long the best bird and tho dainticss
sidc-dish was secured The middle classes went
to market at medium hours, when the stalls
were stripped OF the choicest yands, bab
where the substantials remained. The evening
markets were O confusion Of rough manners ana
high voices with undertone OF good humor running
through them. Even late u O'Clock the supplies
for the morrow had not all been obtained, and datory
househoders ebowin their out Of the markets.
armed with lean turkeys and ceerycOored candles aud
Christmas evergTeens. Services will be held In all the
churches OF the oy the places Of business viii remain
closed during the day. and the various benevolent nst
tutons Will provide good cheer for all their guests
Thus Christmas viii have its hallowing influences aud
every one whether rich poor, VIII feel that the cur
rent OF his life has been deepeued and purified by his
Christmas whether passed at tho reside at the places
Of worship the refuges which Charity has but for
the sOrrowing and the unfor,uuate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25
THE SUSAN B. ANTHONY ELECTION CASE.

ROCHESTER, Dec. a.-The examination Of
Beverly w. Jones' Edwin T. Marsh, and william B. Hail.
thu Inspectors who permitted Susan b. Anthony to vote
at the late election, before United States Commissioner
A. p Ely on charge Of permitting women TO vote, was
concluded to-day John Pound, Deputy United States
District Attorney. made argument In behalf Of the
prosecution, aud Mss Susan Is. Anthony appeared as
counsel the Inspectors and made able argument
m their behalf The decision Of the Commissioner Is not
yet announced =
The argument In the case Of Husan b. Anthony con-
cluded on Tuesday bsfore Commissioner etorrs Judge
H. r. seden and John Van voorhs appearing as couil-
ssl for her, aud Deputy United States DetrcrAorney
Pound for the Government The decision was postponed
until Ihursday next e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25
WRECK OF TIE STEAMSHIP GERMANY.
THE FACT OF THE WRECK sUBsTANTIATED-
CONTRADICTORY REPORTS RESPECTING THE
FATE OF THE PASSENGERS.

THE FACT OF THE WRECK sUBsrASTIATED-
CONTRADICTORY REPORTS RESPECTING THE
FATE OF THE PASSENGERS.
LONDON. Tuesday. Dec. "a, 1871.
The vessel wrecked at the mouth OF the
river Gironde, Saturday reported In Paris dispatch
yesterday the Liverpool packet Germania was be-
yond question the Allan Ii steamship Germany which
sailed from Liverpool the 18th instant for Havana
and New0rleans, with leave to call at Corunna and
Santander
No particulars have yet TO hand In addition TO
those received yesterday, reporting that during storm
the vessel went ashore Saturday evening sandbank
at the mouth OF the Gronde and tho passengers and
crew had take to the rigging, nom which so persons
were washed away and drowned The remainder were
rescued Sunday morning by French steamship.
LATER-It ia now known that the vessel which went
ashore at the mouth OF the river Gronde was the Allan
line steamship Germany, from Liverpool for Havana
and New Orleans. Messrs Allan Brothers Co.. OF Liy-
erpool ia response a telegram from the London agent
of the NewYork Associated Press asking il they had re-
ceived any information of the disaster replied, Yes 1t
is our steamer Germany, unfortunately"
MONTREAL, Dee. A-!The Messrs. Allan have received
q cable dispatch dated yesterday, announcing the loss
OF their steamship Germany on the coast Of France
Their dispatch that the passengers and crew were
saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Hon. r. C. Schenck, the United States
Minister to England, has returned to London from his
visit u Italy aud assumed the duties OF his office.
Dispatches received by the Government at
Madrid from the provinces give accounts OF the dis
uersinp OF various Carlist bands by the troops Tho
Republican band In Muroa, under Gayez, has been sur
prised and broken up.
Thursday, as well as Wednesday, of this
week will he strictly observed as holiday In London.
Tho examination, in the London court, of
Mr. Robert Bowles of the firm Of Bowes Brothers has
postponed for one week The prisoner has found
bail for that time and been released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25
SLAVERY IN PORTO RICO.

MEASURE TO PREVENT THE TRANSPORTATION OF
SLAVES TO CUBA-QUESTION OF INDEANlFl-
CATION FOR EMANCIPATED SLAVES.
MADRID, Tuesday, Dee. "a, 1874
During the session of the Cortes yesterday,
se1or Martos, Minister Of Foreign Affairs announced
that the Government had taken measures to prevent
persons purchasing slaves In Porto Rico and conveying
them Cuba Senior Diaz asked II the owners OF slaves
In Porto Rico TO DO unidentified for the property
they would lose by tho passage OF the bill providing Tor
the emancipation OF the slaves on that Island Senior
Maros requested Senior Daz to postpone his question
until debate on the bill opened in the Cortes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25
PETROLEUM PRODUCERS IN COUNCIL.

OIL CIrY, Dec. A.-The Petroleum Produc-
ers Council In sesson here to-day passed tho following
resolutions:
ra That IS Jaly dhas be done except
Of vslh actually drilling at the frsi date. =.
sooed the orpodes beune sEd all
ha increase rodaer DO dseontneed daas che sosvs
time.
TAsrd They recommend As r,s dhSg supssd sosh for
Fo.rn fh Council rsssn 10 district associations rsonDspdrS
thai all vss pumping than ten barrels pr day aspsna ss s's
houu per day .
yk The Ensesvs Committee instructed put into Immediate
operation ME contract between professors and rcfnsv,
eonmies Aa appointed 70 N with rs1aes Ne price
y y paid for nSravity oil produced Ia FIN Dstncl
The agreement between producers and rennefs and
trunk line railroads dated March as 871 forbidding all
rebates and drawbacks IL continued In full force. The
producers dscussed the whole matter thoroughly, aud
will act In good faith with the reneys They win also
do all In their power TO stop overproducton-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25
THE RISE IN THE OHIO RIVER

MADISON, Ind, Dec. A.-The rise in the Ohio
River reached here about 1880 O'Clock, this afternoon,
breaking up gorge the river and leaving huge cakes
Of Ice 10 carry everything before them The steamers
Gen. Buell. and Nat Williams and the ferry boat Belle Of
lfton we're sunk. TIE stssmer Henry Proeasco lying
down shs river when she Yas secured by extra cables
Ihs dsmse va ssht fsvsrAl hsrgss ana Boats were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES.
THE POSTAL CONVENTION NOT YET SIGNED.
PARIS, Tuesday, Dec. "a, 1872
The Temps says the postal treaty between
France and the United States has not yet been signed
The final will be deferred until the reopening OK the
Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25

The Philadelphia Grand Jury has returned Q
t Of ndeinss against all the n<Absn Of The Ceansa Council
sharns them With .si1anaS n.lsane In permitting shs GsasvN
Rhlss V bs ssssss i5 esssl 70 " pysssst sssAhos.