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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

The total area under crops in Great Britain in
1870, taken from the agricultural returns, vas
3O,40s,0OO acres, of which 100000 acres we're
held in farms averaging IS acres; 100000 in
farms averaging 35 acres 2225,OOO in farms av-
eraging Is acres and 4O8,OOO acres in holdings
not exceeding acres. There were 529,l5O
farmers, only 93,O7l Of whom occupied holdings
above 100 acres in extent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
WILLIAM HUGHE
VOLCANO HOUSE
Crater of KIIauea. Hawaii.

- This establishment Il open for the flA
Ell eepton Of visitors TO the Volcano, who may l..
~ rely on finding comfortable rooms, good M
table, and prompt Attendance. Experience -
ed guides for the crater always on hand
A0- steam.and Sulphur batbsi Horses graned and sta
bled II desired. Charges Reasonab1eT 430-Iy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
YORK HAMS.
POLAR OIL.

A Few Of the Real Article, just rsssivod
n and for sale By BoLLE5 3 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

hHrt bern shoEa manuscript collection Of
7 r-ital b litils girl nine CT ten years Of age,
1la Iu-T Ban oT Hartford, Com, which certainly
-uua-lshis far a stiid- Fn- CuIleu Bryant read
aHu- ~ F'aoDE, and wrote fy leaf. :. DO not
ana taa huEe Esea any thing prodaced at the
saur HEt a. al comparable 70 them" We copy one
4uues. o. shor the lHuguage and sentiment Of
=. -.E.t..- -. "a. Cal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

II ER0sENE OIL. A SMALL Lon LEFT. AND
" For sale By
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
CHAIN GABLES.

CIZEs PROM IS TO I 5-8 INcH. SMALL
- Chain In quantities 70 suit For s1is ~
BOLLES 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
PITCH.

OTOCKHOLM PITCH IN BBLs AND HF. BBLs.
- Wilmington Pitch in bblS. For sale BY
6 B0LLRS 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

CTocKHoLM. IN BBLs. AND HALF BBEs.
= A-'' - = ''''' i BoLLEs : GO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE !

.ff& Q. Brewer q co.-Agonts. -hER
S4&E Favorable arrangements always b -1.S
made Tor storage and shipment Of OIL Bone Wool Hides lnd
other Merchandise 10 New Bedford Boston, New York and
other Eastern Ports. So Cash Advances made.
SLY @. BREWER co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
CALIFORNIA RED RRTCK

A NDA Few OF THOSE SUPERIOR NORWAY
Cement. For sale By (D B0LLE5 . co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
DOWNER,S AND DEYI

A FEW CASKS OF VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY
"A For sale By (6l B0LLES . 0c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
CORDAGE.

ITEMP AND MANILA c0RDAGE,
6 80 BOLLEs 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
HEMP CANVAS.

. UssIA DUCK. HEMP SAIL TWINE, COTTON
IL Duck, assorted numbers, Cotton Sail Tains. a.
sorted sizes For sale By
BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
ANCHORS

FNGLIsH IRON-sTOCK ANCHORs-WEI6HT
II from 100 lbs. 10 1000 lbs. For sale by
BOLLEs 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
SHIP CHANDLERY AND SHIP STORES |
ALARGE ASSORTMENT.

COMPRISING ALL THE ARTIcEs USUALLY
" wanted By ships or smaller crafs, all Of Whish
will be sold
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
s BOLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
SPUNYARW.

H0UsELINE, sEIZING, MAR
BoLLEs / co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
SPERM or.

WARRANTED PURE, AND VERY LIGHT
BoLLEs q co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
SPERM CANDLES.

A ssoRTED SIZES, PUT UP IN CARTOONS,
n and warranted the genuine article.
For sale By (0 BoLLEs CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
COAL TAR.

en CASKS COAL TAR FOR SALE BY
BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

81 Business Cards. when prcpcid for one yeur, are
allowed discount from these rates which tor transient
advertisements, when paid or charged quarterly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
SHIPPING.


9CEOONTR FAHK QUEEN
"a WILL RUN REGULARLY To THE
go above port. For freight or passage apply 10
4503m WALKER / ALLEN.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-27
MISS ANTHoNY's DEFENSE.

In the case of the United States agt. Susan
b. Anthony in the U. District Court for the Northern
District OF New-York. the Hon. Henry r. selden pre-
sented elaborate argument for the defendant claim
ing for her the rights of a citizen and voter The fol-
lowing extracts will show the line Of defense adopted
Beyond question. therefore, the first section OF the
Fourteenth Amendment, by placing the citizenship OF
women upon par with that OF men, and declaring that
not be abridged, has secured to women, equally with
men, the right TO suffrage unless that conclusion
oyerthrown by some other provision OF the
The opinion OF Justice Bradley in regard to this
amendment corresponds very nearly with what nave
here said The learned Judge III part OF his opinion
says ut Is possible that those who framed the article
we're themselves aware or the farreacnng character
of its terms They may have had III mind but one par
ticular phase OF social and political wrong, which
they desired to redress-yet, IL the amendment, as
framed and expressed. does, In fact leave broader
meaning and does extend its protecting shield over
those who thought OF when II was conceived
and put form. and does reach such social evils Wnc
were never before prohibited by constitutional amend
ment IL is to be presumed that the American people, IN
irving il their prindfr understood what they were
doing. and meant 70 decree what has IN tact Deeh
done.
haye said nothing upon the second groundof defense
the absence OF criminal intention, and do not design
10 present any argument on that subject, believing
V in the sOnndness OF the first ground OF defense. III
termination OF your Honor without argument on my
part.
At the close OF Mr. Selden's argument the Judge stop
ping the DistrctAtorney mr. Crowley, who was about
10 reply decided that the writ Of habeas corpus be dis
missed and prisoner remanded to the custody OF the
Marshal under the original warrant.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-27
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

The Brooklyn Committee of Fifty has pre-
pared review Of the three reports recently made by
committees OF the East River bridge directory the
management OF the work They claim. in part that the
majority report shows that superintendent Kingsley
had been overpad jan l. 1871 $4,000, and that he
has virtually the dangerous control Of the Company's
funds The minority report shows, the committee
further claims that 10 hide certain transactions Of
Kingsley and Keeney in bridge stock erasures had been
made In the check book ledger, and minute book, and
that In estimating the cost OF the bridge at s9O00O or
sOOOOo0 the great additional cost OF aDchorages and
had been ascertained The Committee OF
Fifty removes the credit OF the undertaking from Kings
ley to John A. Roebng aud his sou and successor as
Chief Engineer Washington A. ROebling who have re-
ceved $4,000 year salary, while Kingsey's compensa
saon was for two years and nine months at the
rate Of ii5, 600 per annum.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-27

II ia not their fault if the British public has not
acoured an exact acquaintance with the nature OF
vesca calculus in general and Of the particular stone
which killed the ex-Emperor
Upon French politics his death seems unlikely 10
have any great immediate influence; upon European
politics still less The Bonapartst party Is weaker
much weaker, than before, but it was not very
strong at bestIan its strength lay chiefly in know
ing how TO wait. There was no chance Of an lmme-
date restoration; not much, probably, during NJ
Thers's life ; and of this the ex-Emperor is said
20 have been convinced. His time was TO come
when Thiers had died or resigned, when the
ferocity of party factions had been again let loose
when their equality of weakness had brought an
archy on the scene and he who kept France under
his feet for twenty years might once appear as
the Savior of Society. Very likely he might nave
All things are possible in French politics, eN-
cept common sense There seems less chanoe
of bis son playing the same role SIMPLY oe-
cause his son cannot inspire the shopkeePins
boHr0eoisis with the same CONFIDENCE Ill hiS
ability to keep order and keep the shops OPEN
The peasantry might prove loyal to the mere h"ine
as beretofore but there must come time when even
the French peasant will find out that the Empire
has ouadrunled his taxes and cost France two prov
inces and that the Republic does not mean Conhsca-
+ion As for European politics, time was when the
Emneror was a great figure but there came greater
than he. and the man who of late years decided
whether Europe should have Peace OF War was not
NapoleOn but Bismarck. G' W. 8
New-York tribune., 1873-01-27
SOUTH CAROLINHS STATE DEBT.
AN INVESTIGATION TO BIZ MADE.


A Joint resolution has been introduced III
the House of Representatives authorizing the GOvernor
appoint three Commissioners who shall lnvestlgate
the amount and validity OF the State debt ann stanP
officially bonds and stocks found to be genuine op
proposed to give the Commissioners too much power
None could know who and what the Commissioners
might be and their recognition of any set OF bonds OF
stocks would embarrass the Legislature beside excthg
I'm the mind OF the bOndhoders hopes which might not
be realized The Committee 20 whom the resolution was
referred consulted with the State officers ana WAS
then proposed that the Commissioners should DO .ie
Governor the Attorney General, tho treasurer, tne
Controller the Secretary of State, and the charen VI
the Committees of Ways and Means and Finance. ~ was
proposed TO confne the commission 70 te
four State officers named. Such commission "ouu pc
far efficient than larger one or uncertain na.e
rial and. far concerned, we should prefer
see tile investigation conducted by the nnanclaI Doau
which OF the Governor, the treasurer anu lo
Attorney General This would be botter than ue" Or
ganzati0n. 49,. L.
Whatever the character OF the body TO whoin the h
yestigaton the condition Of the deOt Is lhtrusteu
t IA 10 hoped the scrutiny will be thorough ana
final This Is no time for tinkerng. Whether sne eh
animation take five months five years, let IL De 20
searching and conclusive that the Legislature can auOp
the recommendations OF the board Win Satisfaction "
themselves and justice the people The work cannot
he done In day. Any undue haste VIII only result h
patching up the debt with certainty tat the process
must be repeated year two hence we desire 70 see
an honest and impartial scrutiny OF all the rasaetohs
OF tho Government in connection with the state uty
and we trust that the Legislature will consider iaVorsDy
any practical proposition looking 10 That emu
New-York tribune., 1873-01-27

subjected the per,s, tins imposed and %, sors rn, ns or
the proceeding holug vn NOV upon
imp,, and obnor0us 10 the grant o. vac 49,
power IT'S claimed the ordinances imposing hs t &
ia an invasion the exclusive Of Congress ana must
"a be invalid under the Constitution Of the United eptes
80, b,t Ia rmplr tar ep the business Of the oorporiuon
Sur.i., and o. A. Seward for plaintiff in euofi r. faep' "'
defendant .n. o., ~ m.ima
No T-D Carlisle The 81 appeal hom The tou c ~. =,
This claim nsder the Captured and Abandoned s..,
coyer the proceeds quantity cotton siEe and son
Sens The Court the proceeds amounted 70 s1S ~
Ia tb. claimant comfort to the rebellion
sale of pcer to he Confeteraey was
s. .as held 10 bar IL here insisted that the
Of the President OF Dec 1904 granting pardon and mnesy
dionly and without 10 all who participated
y In the rboon relieves the claimants from proof OF
tbst the iudgment below be reversed The case w"
i,bo runen Carlisle Mcpherson for claim nti tue "o'
az 10
New-York tribune., 1873-01-27
COMMENTS IN GERMANY.
EXTREMES OF PUBLIC OPINION.

OF the German press the two quotations
following represent the extremes OF public opinion as
pronounced in Prussia respecting the probable political
effect OF the exEmperors death. The Spenersohe Zet-
tpn0 says:
This dtnoaement is irreparable loss TO the Bona
partls The prestige OF the overthrown, con-
quered and fugitive Emperor kept his party together
and subdued its struggling leaders under the yoke OF
one common authority. What now remainsf A half
grown lad, the wretched heir TO great name bigoed
woman In the hands OF intriguing PRIESTS and couple
OF COUSINS ambitious as they are incompetent.
France the present. counts family OF Pretenders
the less.
The TagebiaR. on the other hand says:
The deceased Emperor weighed upon his followers like
a mountain He lost all credit among Frenchman once
ALL and his partsaBs could scarcely have dared, for
long time at least TO offer him again 20 the nation as
Emperor. All the greater chance will th0y have with
his young son. whose eminent endOwments, Intelligent
determination and unsOphistcated appearance are
highly lauded by Bonapartists who have recently
been at Chiselhurst IL IA, at jeast, materially 20
The young Pretcnder's advantage that he Is
free from compromising antecedents, and we must not
DO snrprsed 70 hear him forthwith greeted by Bona
pdruss as ihe savior OF France. The peace OF that
country now depends on two eyes, and II those eyes
hhOuId close, chaos would como again. Parties have
learned nothing and on this account the apprehension
iBJustDedthat the nation will leave OF making
per1ments new French Empire s now more probable
than II was during Haposon's life.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-27
CoMAlENTs OF THE LONDON PRESS.
FRANCE WAS TO BE woOED BY A CONSPIRACY


AND KEPT IN BONDAGE BY GRAND PHRASES.
From Ts> Daily Neps tLtbcrdO.
The career of the once great Emperor who
lies dead al Chisehurst viii compel many MINDS IN
despite OF Mr.. Caryles warning, TO speculate on What
might nave been ferhaps II ougnI 70 ~ Oe h, tb
IN explanation not actually in apology tat tue wnoie
enterprise OF the Imperial Government was the applca-
ton personal theory then wholly untested by facts
and thought out In solitude and almost one might say
in the dark. Napoleon Ills government OF
wellprepared, elaborate. and superb playaeing Inc
cate Emperor was hardly what would he called ia the
tiven broOding over IDEAS which, owing lack OF
the bIgheri Imaginative faculty. we're nsuaIy eFOVeu
his exile thinking or how he should play the part OF
Emperor when the fsted day should come. lie
a part for himself TO enact IN ruling and serving her.
he had no chance Of ever submitting his notions
orted mostly with conspirators His peculiar position
cut him OF nom any intimate association and genuine
eo,Iutries aud he saw few Frenchmen but those who
might called his colleagues IN protected enterprise
be saw his uncle welcomed py Parls on his re-
turn from Elba. seemed TO have given him his
throne. The magic Of name and the eneet OF sur.
prisethese were the spells he worked WIN; ne tried
comture changed his views no more han thah the fail.
of two experiments would have convinced me me
gold. The moment OF projection came iQr RIhce Louis
Napoleon when be became PRESIDENT OF tne ispupT , -,
spell would always work with the same eject nc nSd
evidently made up his mind thai f[spce vas 10 pc @
bondage by few grand phrases -..r.
GAN ENORMOUS NAME HAS PASSED OUT or THE
LIVING WORLD INTO HISTORY
I.l . from IN, Tnes (fadpeadsnft
4 An enormous name has passed out OF the
living world into history. II seems as II huge Ioas OF
the worlds annals had Teceded further into the past
and the future itself descending more swiftly npoh
We ali OF feel older IN having survived ihe nsh
who represented not indeed the ardent youth but the
busy middle age OF this wonderful century. As
looks around 10 consider The various llNfests
accumulated round that life. and having their
place Ia It's story must rather ask what
|. aot 10 10 found there What hope. what fear w1t
New-York tribune., 1873-01-27
THE COURTS.
U. 8. SUPREME CoURr-wlsnNoros, Ian. 2s


No. 107.-Michigan Central Railroad Company agt
District Of Connecticut read Michigan corporation
Jackson IN that STATE quantity Of WOOL billed and marked Ss
ford Coma and undertook TO Detroit and there deliver
line propees the lake according 10 their usual
business the line Of popeers being the merit carrier the
Detroit While lying the Companvs
liability the clause In the charter Of the provides
that In ell the Company shall be responsible for
post In Of their depos awaiting delivery. usrholse
and not carriers and the Courts u Michigan
they condition be delivered tie enrgnes
,njed merely ou The time when the right
cerued Buhe jnrv charged In this that the
liable the during
Jackson Detroit and arr their arrival Detroit
reasonable according their usual Of
the In the line question
uDdsr ali tbs circumstances Of the such reasonable
elapsed, these goods, before the of
len to the juy 70 determine. This Issue found
sspst the Company ss the umeni for the
The Court hsns reiase charge asreqad that the Company
this snd ooatendsd that -hs N. xoota
remained IN the depot there the liability Of the COMPANY
limited liability OF wnehounen imposing only odDsfJ
also claimed that the Crru. Court accepted oonrun
placed hs heAan sAtais By the Of that
fnd.ht error maintains the heb Of the Court below
ee goods .. tho Garner. station until e onEne reasonable
opportunity 10 Inspect and receive the sood Chmben
IN IN error, A. =. Hyde for defendant -.
No slosborne Ast hsyor ke, Mob-Bnos the sapr,ms
Cosrs OF Aib.msIhe plaintiff 10 the Of Southern
Brpns Copsny corporation sf Georfs having s pnposl ms
carrier he transportation Of within ami be-.
yobi the ai The state ~ Asbsma CITY " Mobile where
had another ohte The CoapsnI dnng b
ofdS'aes Mobile hesaso s ue Sial5 ~a arrested
New-York tribune., 1873-01-27
BLooDLEss PIGEoNsHooTING.
Ins AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE PREvEsrIos OF
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS,
No 6g6 BROADWAY.

Ing AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS,
OFFICE No. 500 BROADWAY.
Messs SCHUYLER, HARTLEY & GRAHAM, No. 10 Maiden
lane.
GENTLEMEN: on the 9th inst caused public trial
to be made on Long Island OF "Busseys Patent Gyro-
Pigeon and Trap" which you have introduced into this
country.
In the presence OF members Of the press the re-
suits OF which satisfactory to those engaged
in tho sport aud especially to all persons absent as
well as present who approve the sentiment OF Words
worth
Ssvsr blend our pessures pride
With Of the meaness thing that feels"
The representative bird. when first discharged from
the trap, ceyerly initiates the uncertain movements
OF its prototype that It leaves the sportsman of the sen
tcnt animal not shred OF argument In favor OF blood
she'd and muatiOn. In this office may be seen speei-
mems of the metal substitute perforated and Scared by
the shot OF the marksnan while gyrating in the upper
air and It IA DO hoped that hencefoth the innocent
and beautiful feathered creature which recalls 80 for
cby To the mind OF the Christian the holy spirit OF his
religion may be suffered live until some higher neces
sity than sport" demands the surrender OF It's me-
Your obcdient servant
HENRY BERGH, President.
NeiC- York. Jan. 81, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-27
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LlVERP0OL-h sfeln'hp AcerSd, Jan. &C. Palmer
MT Psny hr Williamson Mr and hr b wsrds~Orh, Joseph
Sney h. Joseph Sney and child Master Hoppock
Mr. Ruhefott Dr. Behune Macoms Behune M Walls George
OBren Mrs.. Willard. George W. Vail sharpsss H. O. sman
Mrs. Frey w BiiDes Miss Pbsyre Mr.. en A. Kelly W. p Hill
sceade Mr. Edmosdon. Thomas Russell M. Williamson Mrs
o. r. Lesgett Mss Iegge Senior de hone.do
Nome, ,, MA 4 J. t.wsI Mss LoreI w Nightingale. Mr. David
MIS- hner n MAR Low Miss Ida Lowler, RAYMOND Mrs
webb, A. Dsa W. Jones, August sshmd, U. A. Beder j. H.
Anderson, 4. 4. Smith, y. p. Mandell -
FROM DEMBRARAlH stenmshsp Ndndfaoo Ian a. 7 Rieb
mono y. a; Onhan, George Chrsman. g. Winchester
Hos. FnDcis John Pekenhom, w. Plin,ocL ~ ~ "
FROh sAvAsShhTin steamship Hmas LiviAcstoH jan 10
bell A. j. Reiford aud { 10 the steer,ss = P
New-York tribune., 1873-01-27

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y o. rs' @ s pn.s n.Is sSss
.mD .Hd, % a. sas P%.s HsS9 SS ,s va X, w'
H. Mallory Co ,--,.. o..... D.. .....
steamship Cromwell Cspp sswos'As H. B. Cr'ns'us
steamship Montgomery ParclOsh savannah RoS,r. Lo-den
steamship s,n Jno mi,,na Ss,aShaS cn mI mor1sp O.
steamship yoanss, ScInS PSdep1A LSs S"~p
ship lord .,.; s S9S cS M T"' ST uDs W.
Bari Pah9 SS, B,ns.sn cG5a for o1eIs & ms:'I. Va
Bah alee ksI JsEl O.g, e. ,",i.ons yso Bl.,
Bark N,ysna Nor Se1Sen Ttse .e r9eni y. ws%c
BARI sri ormu: ol1% PssiaSl s,Tssle. j. 2 Henri
Bro. Co ..,.,, p.-,.,,,,o s-.-,,,.a.
Barr Bai T. K smith Howard GspDsai Crsnd BerslaIac Co.
p1S Brg ssTy Comery Groner seville s. G. Loud Co
E van G%sf & KssSs Ss, Siam 5% 5 5''Yfr e IS1 CO
sehL George " Richards 'B'l S''" S' ''0' b" '''''
sc6r t P'B.n RYDER Gsl'sos y N stlcspIl' n.
@ sesI E S. So.sl sSfsns sichnon3 gs Sssht Petty
SeSr Msgic King Salem, R Garrison SoI
81, M,yI F.rrov small, Providence Racket 4 Bro.
scSr scSf saloe P GSasiu SUrsiu steY6ary stamford
''''' ARRIVED.
ogseoS0 os WI. $ md's s.mspscr NE pr Liverpool Jan H. With
and pass to Chss. @ Fr.Dckyn T.. =, ,,...so., ~,
steamship Mandingo (Br spence Denr'r, g,H ~ b'roaos' w.
p... s.'i%i+T io Bsse1 s'''''' ',' m "a .a ~ -.
pass 70 II B Cromwell { Co.
steamship Virgo Bukey Savannah jan e. WIN misc ADJ p~"
Mur FerrsG
sarhp Regulator Freeman Wilmington, With mdse ana p~&
Lorlard Steamship CO. o. 49,. n lin ,.~s
steamship Esen >. Rsrr, . Sry'"' N'"4' ~ '
,,a-s I.~rsnce Sorfolk with mds
- steamship % R ha'sTas; sI La"'.n0e '' WIN ~ ~ -
DS@101 Sse1%,Se ya,Sr. sS cross.u PHILADELPHIA with iss
l'f' s.2s S;'fs.Ss HasSs % Of Portland. Norton d %
, par. ys ypSn c5 5oe pesasSp aSS s,er yJ Ans s' ~
g I,,e yirsop fof Toms River ". IL Beatty CadE Dec h
.h s.i, "
bd1 Rouro tf Liverpool Porter Santos Nov 2 via Hsmpts.
pasds I,n 81 urth coffee
Srhr clara Smith (of Rocndj Csriens DAYS with mei.da
scr Sab,o f Cherryfed Fla ii days with Tsss
nine
New-York tribune., 1873-01-27
A FoRGER SENT BACK TO ENGLAND.

William Henry Morgan, alias Martin, who
arrested his arrival in this city about two months
ago by Detective Elder Of the Central Office was taken
back to England in the custody OF Detective officer
Marsh Of the Liverpool police on Saturday sailing in the
Inman steamer City Of Brussels. The prisoner is
charged with having obtained money forged checks
and drafts TO large amount from the banking
firm OF PIN Co. OF Liverpool. After long delay the
accused was delivered TO the custody OF Detective
Marsh by the United States Goyernment under the
tradition treaty, and has been taken back to await
gratitude for the kindness and courtesy shewn him dur
ing his stay in this city by Capt. Irving and by other
members OF the detective force.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-27
THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The Committee on Contested Seats of the
Republican Central Committee held session satur-
day evening at Tweptythird-st and Broadway, Thomas
Murphy presidng There were three contesng delega-
tons from the LIST District Col Michael W. Burns and
Inspector sculy both OF the house. urged the
claims OF the delegates from the association OF which
q A. stetson OF the Asor House is President Nathan
Kingsley, sr, and Henry V. Crawford appeared for
second delegation while the third s alleged TO be In the
interest of Police Commissioner Henry Smith. There
were also two delegations from the lid District Is
more than probable that the Committee will order new
elections In each district.