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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-17

THE Bostonans observed with pain that the Grand
Duke was inclined to sneer at their Bunker Hill
Monument. \ large assemblage present TO
how he would be impressed with tue big shaft when
It was noticed that he "gized steadily at it for
about quarter of minute, surveyed it from top TO
bottom with his lustrous eyes, and then"-smpIy
smiled.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-17
ATTORNEY GEsERAL's OFFICE,

Honolulu, April :, 1877.
Mn. SAMUEL WHITNEY WILCOX has been duly com
missioned as Sheriff of the Gubernstoria Division,
consisting of the islands of Kauai and Niihau, in
place Of Nh. WILLIAM o. SMITH, resigned to accept
the appointment of Sheriff of the GubernStOria Di-
vision. consisting of the islands of Maui, MOlOka,
Lanai and KahoOlawe.
STEPHEN II. PHILIPS,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-17

insuraca
and gilt edges ;. with silver Cases and diamond point"
the above celebrated
Mourning Paper
hand handles Of rich and beautiful imported
Ivory tablets PaprC tudc
EaameiSd suraea pear surhec Porcelain
Tissue aoi Papers
Morocco n
ssdP eJe.fma u Pencils,
Engrsh NotaHn Waters ~ aok Wanut 700 Bak,
EG f ss Sn. 65 f9a R Gss p & brss Cards
Ciob.To and Brushes
M n "fif51 sbnis Envelopes % @ variety
Writing Deksf from to mches
Rosewood heoarHm' Books
Constantly SCHOOL, all kndsn IE.TTER eoons
ormntnan
Ppr we stamp Albums
Junie and TOY Boo o eeryd
English Drawing Paper, to BLANK BOOKS
4 psror
and thickness quality
anknis
Sst sable % @ & 1s9o Ba S ns sa..
superior Draw nnd Ls,eo,a
Pencils Writing Books Of all
Mathematical Drawing Instruments in cases and broad
akgammn ian Chest ards pan He6rium Books
patterns Pine
nd Wokmnl
N BAH New Articles of FANCY STATIONERY received by
earliest arrivals from London and New York
ACCOUNT BOOKS Banks Companies Companies etc.
with despatch
Printing of Bill Heads, Circulars, Cards, &C.,
Executed Despatch a
New Stock Received by Every Steamer.
sss Country 7aude
HOsAaIu November Isl,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-17
NOTICE.

II EGS OF Oregon Dried Apples, received
N per "FalSinbuTg" and for sale by
As B0LLEs 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
nEFonE LIE .rPREliE. cornr Il

HDEFOHE THE SUPREME COURT - 80
- Hawaiian Islands in rrutst1 m IT,
E-tate q Its late llirhress r. kstu1u1sa fsrra
Chambers AZ the Court H0use u The cry ~ Haelir as
hos. E-ha ~ alice Chirf Izstl1s n -aerrs
Court. probate this sth day ~ April A 2. is-1
Upon reading and slug ire retr1u q r. EralltliI1I.
praying fsr order n fstfitufdn ~ srr srrs n ~
q hts bate Hirhn-ss " kekua1ada tereasl s tl
By ordered that q hesrinz ~ s1id rrfran 81 rrr
By publication IN the HsEtuax 1ir1rz asi A. or1s
papers printed in Hnoius fr three aeresirE HTas a
date % IN persons interested slll EstaGs D. -
pear Probate Court ere Cd1rr Hose
tIouolulu SATURDAY. the l.th tsy q Nay o ia
II uciock u ihst daF, tleu 80 tAers = 49,
Il any th-r have. Why ths prayer af lhe ssil rst I
not Be- ranfe1 and 1rer q isfF1utinl ~ Esd Est11a
a. prayed i1r. should not Be- made.
Dated al Honoluiu his sth day - Anril- a. p ls-l
ELISHA u kEEEN
Attest. ChisfIustire ~ he slrrsu,s Can-r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-17
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED
Notice Of Assignment.

"HEHEAs. ST y " Art Bnmrrrn~
" C9OrEk. % neuaiuiu o. au tts si1tre ~ 1.a
n1fg, A d lslL convey a1d ID ne 1nI.fa.rs 81
bis Estate in this Kiazul tsh f-si l-l easF y. i|.
Dr. the hsuent q biz ces1rs az rrrrf aariHs
azrinFt saad Latats uaffHl
uudersgned and I'D parties a-nai De aaI 5000
htmilton Cooper required 81 make nllasla asrasr
q the amounts dus BY ihsu 20 ths anisr,irurf
Haaalala Ianaary "a ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-17

by MS Attorney W. H. w eoo'
Executed and delivered in presence of
STEPHEN II. PHILLIPS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-17
Reception al IOIanI Palace,

Attorney Gener.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-13

ODsce thtc StfH0S CdSce Il
WASHINGTON, d. O Jan. I3, 1872, 10 a. m Z
rsYNoPsIs FOR The PAST TwENTYFoUR HOURS -
The high pressure, which Friday morning was
ever the southern states, has diminished, with
pleasant weather very generally; Of dimn-
lshed pressure has moved eastward over the north
west and the lakes, with fair and cloudy weather
and lowest over por heTn New ork; northerIy to
westerly winds, cloudy and threatening weather
with o6casiona! light rain and snow now ported
from Lake Michigan to Lake Ontario; cloudy
Heather very generally over the middle and New
England the barometer has risen very rapidly
since midnight oven the northwest, with nOrthwes,
eTly winds, clear weather and decided change of
the temperature.
PRoBABILITIEs.-The barometer probably con
thue falling Tor time over the New England states
to-day with cloudy weather, followed by rising
barometer, winds yeerlng 10 nprthwestery, and
clear and partly cloudy weather; rising barometer
winds yeerIng TO northwesterly. with partly cloudy
hut pleasant weather for the middle states, except
possibly along the lower lake region; she area Of
rising barometer, falling Temperature northwest
cry WHO'S and clear weather, extend its influence
>oui ne stward and eastward into the Ohio valley
and middle states northerlY winds and rleass ut
states. 80.
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n arketa To-day.

BALTIMORE, Jan. I3.-yirRna s, I35i, 50 bid 81
Nirginias s, pa bid, 3l,t asked
BALTIMORE, Jan. B-CCtton unsettled and excit-
cd; Low middlings are quoted at 2I4a2l1s. Flour
dull and weak. VIII, at dull: Pennsyly ania, 8 Goa
81 81. Corn du l: White southern, 63a66; yellow
southern, 6Sa6s; miXed western, 6ss7O. Oats dull
and nominal, 53a56. Provisions unchanged Butter
unchanged. hiskey dull and nominal, a3ae3i,
NEW YORK. Jan. l3.-Stocks firm. Governments
strong and active. Gold firm, g. Money firm, T.
Virginia sizes, 81: new, Is N 5, 81; new, i6,,
Exchange, long, ga: short %.
NEW YORK, Jan. l3.-Flour dull and heavy
Wheat dull and declining. Corn a shade firmer
LONDON, Jan. l3-ll so a. M.-Consols opened at
% fer money and as4 ag2's for account. Bonds of
lS62 sl2z; 1855, old, 90; 1867. 90; 10, 9lZ.
FRANKFoRT, Jan l3.-Bonds opened at 96 for the
Issue of 1862.
PARIS, Jan. 1s-Rentes opened at Sc francs, So
Confines.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY:
eATU January lS, 1872
Some of the dealers in oysters and q h seem

Some of the dealers in oysters and q h seem
FESTIVE under the inspection required by the
Board of Health of the articles they vend, and
they especially object to the publication of the
Inspectors reports Neither do they want the
wharf prices of fish and oysters published.
This seems very odd. The prices OF other
tdibles are published daily, so that consumers
and retail dealers know just what is the market
Price. Why should there he an exception for
fish and oysters, unless the design Of the dealers
or "brOkers" il, by concealing the wharf prices,
TO obtain from their customers higher prices
than they are justified in doing? The publica-
tiOn, also, of the facts concerning the condemna-
ton of stale fish Is in the direct interest OF the
public. The Board of Public Works, through its
inspector, has done good service in this way. In
one month the inspector has condemned us
bushels of oysters and ,345 punches of fish On
Saturday night over 2, 500 winter shad found on
sale at one of the markets were condemned as
IInsOund. Tainted fish is a prolific source of
disease and the inspection of this branch of pro-
visions should be particularly thorough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-13

There Is a bill before the New York legis-
lature fixing standard for gold and silver used
in the manufacture of jewelry and silver ware.
The passage of the bill is urged by manufac-
tUrers OF the finer grades of jewelry, but is
strongly opposed by the smaller manufacturers.
who contend that it will seriously affect their
business if they are prohibited from selling other
than high-priced articles. The bill proposes TO
appoint commissioners who shall fix and regu-
late the standard and see that manufacturers
comply with the provisions of the law.
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Stock RepOrt,

,IBs the Western Unter 7sssraph Compamyl
NEW YORK, Jan. l3.-rirst Board 0.O g. M
s. s., 1881, coupon, lls,4: eses, g. coupon, ITO;
Us o., coupon, ll0t; b-@'s, IS, coupon, ll0!s;
sSs, s eoSpon. liz. o., sonpdn. ,dsss
Currency as nsa apeI cents IlS.. MsriPoss, Il
graph, 7lK Quick silver, as': Pacific Mail; So: Bos
ton water Power,-;Adam Express .e1f W ellis Far
go a. Cess Express, tS1i; American Express, =;
United States Express, 6s1s; New York Central ami
Hudson, ga; N. Y. Central Scrip, $50; Erie,
sss..; Erie greferred,,.; Harlem, ~; Harlem pre-
tered Reading, ~; Michigan Cen ll6A; Lake
road, s2s.; Illinois Central, -; Cleveland 4 Pitts
burg. el1s; Northwest, 7O'4; Northwest preferred,
s2I4 Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, and Indian
apolis, a.; New Jersey Central, Ill: Rock Island,
ffe,Isd a.J.; WABASH Western, 7i,s, Delaware,
Alton Terre Haute, -; Hannibal & st Joseph
~; Chicago sDd Axiom, 1929; do. preferred, l254
Ohio and Mississippi certificates, ~; Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Central, =; Tennessee SIS old,
%; do new, 644; Virginia 6's, old, 81; do, Con
soils, g; North Carolina 6's, old, So; North Caro-
Lima new, l61s; Missouri ss, 81; Central Pacific
l09al09ls Market strong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-13

Sunset Cox is getting rasped pref savagely
by the northern papers for his lively reflections
upon New England and the colonial forefathers
IN the late religious debate in the House. The
TACT IL an ounce or two of New England brains
in CoH's brilliant skull would give him the bal
last that he needs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-13

The New York papers notice with setisfaetion
the various reforms being instituted bv Gen.
Sigel, the new register of the city All appl,-
rsnts clerical positions in the registers Office
are examined as to their qualifications by A
board Of which Gen. Sigel himself is a member,
and 10 one is appointed simply because OF
POLITICAL influence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-13

The death few days since at Cleveland, Ohio.
OF one Charles Martens OF tricLiHd sPiralis was
recently noted in the Geographic columns of
The STAR. The very existence OF this terrible
disease has been a matter of doubt with many.
Several well attested cases have occurred, how
ever. within the past few years, and in
the particular case of Martens it seems pref
~ clearly established that he actually died
from the effects of eating pork contain
II 2 trichina. After his death a microscopic ex-
animation was made of piece OF flesh cut from
III, arm, and revealed the presence of a number
al trichina, some being still alive and active.
Their length was about one-eighth OF an inch,
and their color light drab, mar ked with spots of
a darker shade. AS to the pork eaten it was
found to be literally alive with these frghtful
little insects AT last accounts the entire fami-
~ of several persons were seriously ill, and
there was but little hope of their recovery. The
only safeguard in eating pork is to have it so
thoroughly cooked as TO Kill of any of the in
sects that may infeSt il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-13

~The New Hampshire republican state COM
mittee have organized for the ensuing year a.
follows: Hon. T.. III. Rollins, chairman; b. f.
Prescott, secretary; Asa Fowler, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-13

@GRAND ANNIyERsARY TEMPERANCE
US MEETlNG.-The Anniversary Meeting of
ST PETERS TEMPERANCE SOCIETY will be
held a. 81. Peters School Building street between
81 and 4ih streets ;. SUNDAY EVENING Jan
18th, ls72 Rev + L BOYLE and others will address
the meeting. St Peters Choir has kindly vOlun-
teercd their services for the occasion BY order of
Jl2H COMMITTEE.
nTMAsHlNGTON MARKET COMPANY
~, The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Washington Market Com pany stands ad Iourned
10 SATURDAY. 18Th January inst, twelve o'clock
nOoni at the National Metropolitan Bank
BENZ II. WHITNEY, Clerk
WASHINGTON. Jan. :, ls72 ~ &,
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Come now, one revolutionary legislature at a
time is enough! The legislature OF New Mex
leo. it seems, wants to emu ate that of Louisi-
ana. \ dispatch from Santa Fe, Gated the 10th
instant. says that on that day the speaker or
dCred the sergeant alarms to clear the lobby.
Finding himself unable to accomplish that feat
nnsided. that officer called upon the sheriff for
assistance. The latter refused to interfere. when
the disorder became greater than ever, and the
speaker declared the house adjourned. The
democratic members, however, remained in
session, and proceeded TO elect speaker of
their own; after which. they passed resolutions
admitting democrats a. members vice repub-
lcaRs expelled and deceased. Then they caused
Speaker Rudolph and two other republicans to
lie arrested and taken 10 the hall of the house
They were then taken before the supreme court
On writ of hdJsds corTUs, and were given until
The next morning TO answer. At last accounts
the military had been applied to for guard to
Keep the lCbbies clear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-13

Bleeding Kansas" realizes the necessity OF
political reform, and the Governor of that state,
Ill his recent message, makes some good sugges-
irons looking TO that end. Bribery at elections
being COMMON, he recommends the exemption
Of one OF the parties from prosecution upon his
appearing as a witness against the other. He
also recommends that corporations should be
compelled TO remain neutral in political con-
tests, and if convicted OF expending money that
their charter should be forfeited and their OFF,
GERS disfranchised. These are practical meas
ures anu If adopted will do much towards in
suring fair expression of the will OF the people
at elections. The Governor also recommends
the passage OF law rendering the attendance Of
children at school compulsory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-13

Why does not the Council pass the resolutions
OF Mr.. SolOmons, adopted by the House of Dele
gates over a week ago, asking Congress to amend
fhe charters Of the Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company, and other city railroads. so
a. 10 compel them to pave their roads with the
same kind of pavement the streets through
which they pass; TO collect fare from such pas
sengers only for whom they find comfortable
seats, and when their cars are full TO display
sign with the word '.fHlF' upon it; and further
TO subject the cars TO the sanitary inspection of
the Inspector OF Hackney Carriages and Cabs !"
who shall have power to condemn them when
they are found infected with vermin or other
wise unfit for use? Every man, woman. and
child i'll the District who i not directly inter
e-tCd in the stock of the accompanies demand,
tie passage OF the resolutions, and asks that the
Council concur in the action OF the lower house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-13

n~CHRIsTIAN CHURCH, Vermont avenue
u8 near N street.-Preaching MORNING and
EIENlNG by the Pastor, o. A. BARTHOLOMEW
at the usual hour. Sunday School at half past 1t
~CLOSING OUT SALE-Ths attention OF
US housekes pers and dealers is called 10 the sale
OF Furniture, Bedding. Stoves, &c, 23l4 street
between sd and 2sth. Sale to CON mence MONDAY,
Tee. 18th, at 10 .. n. and p m
1t K n. cox, 1uetioneer.
NJ ST. PAULs OHURCH, corner H and llth
w SITS, Pastor J. e.. BCILER Service at IL q IN.
tnd Ia y m Also, ct MEMORIAL CHAPEL, cor
ith and streets, at IA m Subject of morn
Ihs nscourse CHRISTI coming kingdom and the mis-
t.kes On men IN regard 20 it. Everybody welcome.
SsPlklIUALIsM.-C FAkNIE Allyn whose
~ hnsHA uons are % favOrably remembered BY
III We weIe 50 ortunate as to hear her, has re-
turned 70 this city for SUNDAY only ara iii
tpesk TOMORROW al HArmoniai Hail Mornins
mission IL cents. - ''"' IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-13

The New York money market yesterday vas easy
Government bonds were strong, and higher than on
the previous day The stock market also streng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-13

The New York commissioners of pharmacy
APPOINTED to examine and license druggists
have made report Of their proceedings for the
last six months, by which il appears that
although nearly one thousand applicants have
been examined, only six hundred and sixtv-six
have received licenses a druggists, and OF these
not one IN twenty succeeded on the first trial in
Easing the examination i'll all the branches
The most decided failures were in chemistry
toxicology, practical pharmacy, and in reading
the prescriptions and directions OF physicians
which had been written in Latin, to test the
proficiency of the candidates. Out OF seven
hundred and tweuty-eight applicants for
licenses, only three could read at sight the easier
Latin classics. Under the circumstances it is
remarkable that poisoning by laundering and
ignorant druggists is not more frequent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-13
Total Coupon and Registered

CREAT SENSATI0Nl-Fine Solid Gold and Sill
VI yer WATCHES, warranted, TO be had be N
low auction prices st CARO'S BAZAAR. GA eAl
Pa. ave-, between Sth and 10Th SITS, o65-tr ca
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%StLE OF STOCK OF GENTLEMEN
GOODS AND TOILET

ARTICLES.
Ar PRIME Cost To CIosE Orr BUSINESS
The eLille stock in the store go \ street, con
sistlng Of all articles usually found in a genteman's
Furnishing Store, embracing Toilet Articles Gloves
Hosiery, &c, will be sold at prime cost prices 10
close out aad settle up. The business must be final
closed with delay, the proprietor intends to
enter into other business
The attention Of the public s invited to this sale
As the goods must be sold, and great bargains may
De Obtalned - Of
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TTEMPERANCE MEETING.

nFTEMPERANCE MEETING
There will be public Temperance Meeting under
the auspices Of the FATHER MATTHEW CATH
OLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY To
MORROW EVENING, Sunday, the I4th inst AMI, ,
Al Stotts Hall corner Of 2lst street and Pennsyva
mia avenue. Senator WILSON and other advocate.
of the cause will address the meeting The pubi !,
respectfully invited. Reserved seats for ladies
By order Of the President.
IL b. j, O'DRISCOII, Secretary
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CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK
DRESS GOODS.
ALL WOOL SATINETS, 4Oc
BLACK WOOL BELANE at 2Jc
FRENCH SERGES, 60c.
ALL WOOL EMPRESS CLOTHS, IOc
SILK AND WOOL POPIINS, soc.
FINEST ENGLISH SATINES, at Use
BEAUTIFUL PLAIDS, 25, 40 aud SOC.
SHAWIS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS. CASSI-
MERES, WOODEN HOSIERY, UNDER
WEAR AND GLOVES, AT A GREAT
REDUCTION.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
hogan II WYLIE.
jan l3tf lois and 02O 9Th street v W
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u 3 Iect for sermons on SUNDAY Nv I rsr .u0
mendatiOn of the Evangelical Alliance joins %
LILA Ne, Of Philadelphia will make il the subIect
of twOdiscOurses, showing that the governments of
the world must be destroyed before the King
dom OF God can BE- established. At Odeop Hall
corner Of az street and Pennsylvan'a avenue on
SUNDAY, At ii q. IN. and IA p. m. The public are
invited. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-13
It. j. HOWARD BUSHNELL. Sec.

nS1AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY
Wy The Fifty fifth Anniversary Of the Americ an
.o'GniZatGn Society will be held in the MetrOpoi
ian VI. Il. Churc 1 Rev. Or NEWMAN pastor j on
MINT IT. EsDAI EVENING, January 10th, at
nall past O'Clock. The meeting will he addressed
~ IN" following prominent gentlemen: r ". HENRY
g. POTTER. II. D.. of Grace Church, New York
Hon. JOSHUA M VAN Corr, Of Brooklyn. N Y;
Bishop EDMUN Nj s. JAMS iI3.3ts
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RNo1I0E.-1HSs. ; .n 81 .hs s''tins of the mem
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of the District Of Columbia,
for the election Of SEVEN MANAGERS, to serve the
ensuing year, &C, will be held at the once OF the
company On MONDAY, the 18th inst, between the
hours Of O. N. and p m.
Capital in premium notes and cash. $3.50 No.
Je tn tbs J. WESLEY B0TELER, Sec.
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NJ NURSES SCHOOL AT FREEDMENS
~ HOSPITAL.
The course II Lectures will commence March 6
ioZ, ara VIII continue Tor three months.
MI and practical instructions will be given upon
III the duties OF the monthly nurse including the
proper care Of infants.
The Lying in wards Of the hospital, under the
charge OF one OF the instructors. will afford opportu-
nfty Tor illustrations Of the subjects taught
For circulars giving detailed information apply to
Professor ROBERT kEYBuRN, NJ. D., No. 62s
street sGfe eOn in charge Of Freedmen's los Dit al
Professor JOS. TABER JOHNSON, NJ. D., No
S3J New York avenue, ply stefan of the Lying in
wards, at the hospital ian5- pm
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I AplES' HAIR BRAIDs, &c., &c-A very com
III ~ Risfe a1oItment Of BRkIDS nov on hand q
9lbbs' hatr store Also, other Hair Work, Per.
funery. and Toilet Articles generally
Hair work Repaired. and taken In exc. .anRe.
0IBB6
Hair and Perfumery Store,
decl4Sm 1899 Pa. sve., nesr 18th st,, up Vtsirv,
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The attention Of water takers Is called 10 the pro-
vision Of the Law that REQUIRES THE sGPPLY
OF WATEk To BE GU OFF ER LON ALL
UNPAID At THE EXPIRATION OF THIRTY
DAYS AFTER THE FAME HAS BECOME DUE
dec2s lot TIMOTHY LUBEY, Water Registrar.
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~EYANGELICAL ALLIANCE-A PubIic
~ Meeting of the Metropolitan Branch of the
hsaneecal AliianGa Will be held in Lincoln ii all
- IRENEUs PRIME, u. p. Hon. NATHAN BIsH0P,
LL. p OF New York: Hon. GEORGE VI. STUART,
and other distinguished gentlemen are expected to
speak on the occasion y.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

The ALABAMA ANARCHY. The two legisla-
tive bodies in Alabama continue to fight for
control Of the State. One or the other must
be in the wrong. So far as the situation can
be understood it is this:-The proper authori-
ties gave certificates Of election to the full
number of members The conservatives held
majority of these certificates. The republi-
cans claimed that some of the conservatives
who held certificates were not honestly elected,
or, in other words, the seats Of some half
dozen or so were contested. The democratic
majority, with certificates of election, met at
the regular place-the State Capitol. The
republican minority who held certificates met
at the Court House, admitted to seats enough
others without certificates to make quorum,
and claimed to be the Legislature. Both par
ties are now appealing to President Grant, and
United States troops are bivouacling in the
Capitol Grounds. In New York no such a
conflict could arise, and the situation in Ala
bama is practical proof Of the failure Of our
past reconstruction policy and Of the necessity
Of such change in that policy as we urge
upon President Grant
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

A DENIAL FROM THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT =
1t will be remembered by our readers that
one of the most alarming reports which ap-
peared in the HERALD of Thursday last, re-
garding the situation in France, was to the
effect that the German government had or
dered Manteuffel, the commander of the Ger
man forces in France, to concentrate his
troops, SO as to be ready for certain contin-
gencies. 1t is now, as will be seen from our
dispatches of this morning, positively denied,
on official authority, that Manteuffel had re-
ceived any such instructions We are well
pleased with the denial; but we have no doubt
that some will say that the denial might not
have come if the vote of the French Assembly
ON Friday had been other than 1t vas