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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-25
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August 90. : Flour 90 Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat Excited and
higher but irregular, closing at cent OF
on best prices OF the day; No. 1.spring
81 23a1 24t; No. 3 do closed at 194
cash or August No. 9 old 81 10t; fejec-
ted 95a90c. Corn-No. 2 mixed 89ta30!c
cash or August; rejected 36ia37c; high
mixed 30ia40c. OAts-No. 2, 274c cash
or September; rejected 28Ia94c. Rye
NO., Csc. Barley-No. 2 fall opened at
81 ID and sold up to 81 50, closed at
81 80 bid cash or September. Provisions
Market steady with q moderate de-
mand. Mess Pork-$10 12a16 26 spot;
SIS 95a15 90 September. Lard-7iaec.
Bulk Meats and Baeon-Qllst and I'm,
changed.
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DalllmOio Iate Blo6l Market,

b.. BALTIMORE, Thursday, August 81.
CATTLE.-rThe arrivals Of cattle during
the week amounted to 2 258, against ], LEI
last week, and 2,4Q3i the corresponding
week OF last year, and thesRles during the
week amounted 10 1926 head, against
1925 last week and 2, 100 the correspond.
ing week Of last yea. and were as tolIowi
BAltimoTe butchers ! 1886; Eastern spec.
ulators 248; York county, Pa, dealers 490;
Washington city and country dealers 1853
Total sales l ,026.s There has been quite a
heavy run Of cattle on the market this
week, rather more than were req uested to
supply the demand, the arrivals showing
marked increase over last weeks re-
CeIpis. As might be anticipated with such
full market operations were very slow
from the OutSet, and 60 continued 10 the
end, prices falling of ! cent; or, according
TO some operators, cent, since last week
The quality differed very little,eiE any,
from last week. Several hundred head
were lett over unsOld 10 be shipped east,
perhaps at their owners risk Quotations
2faOt. :
Hoss.-The receipts of hogs vary but
slightly from the number reported last
week, and.the market has been steadily
active. There has been.a shade advance
in quotations, the demand absorbing the
receipts IS, fast as they. soames 1in.-EThe
prospects look now as though our present
figures Mill vary little, II any, for some
days, unless heavier receipts shonld come
tohaAd than 'onr present adVices lead Us
10 anticipate. q The demand at this time
10 most active for light, smooth corn hogs,
which command our highest quotations,
while heavy ones and stillers are dull and
sold at low lest rates, Quotations '7a7fc,
net. co.. ne
SHERp.-There were few more sheep
on the market thi5 week than there were
last, and the demand on the part OF our
home butchers not very active, but eastern
and country buyers absorbed most Of the
receipts, and the market was more active,
chiefly Tor feeding and stock sheep to go
TO the country, the demand for .Btockers
being wholly limited TO thoseiof open
wool. Good lambs have been 10 good
demand also. Wequoie sheep at 4fa8c,
gross; lambs $9a4,, and. stock sheep sea
$50 per head. aL#-. s.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-25
schenck,s MANDRAKE Pills.

These pills are composed exclusively OIL
vegetable Ingredients, although they en-
tirely superSede the use Of mercury, do
not leave any Of its injurious effects
They act directly upon the liver, aud are
valuable remedy in all cases Of derange,
ment resulting from q disordered state Of
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache
Typhoid Fevers, &C., &C., all succumb "a
the free use Of SohenCk's Mandrake Pills
For sale by al Druggists and Dealers
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Hardware, &C.
StallrFoundry
BENJAMIN FISHER.

I now Orsr u tho Luds my now arSt-claSa Cool
IStoHe-VALLEY BTAR-unequAlled by AM
Cook Stove In tho mArRet, having extra lArgl
anOS, thereby conaumss any kind Of coal, and Il
point OF Beauty. FfatSh, Durability and Genera
RGcallGncO cannot be surpassed. Having all TIT
modern improvements, Dumping and Shaking
Crate and Paint 6IciHg Hearth H1IS; cast Iron
or 1re brick lIHingg for each stove. Also iron
clad low Copper Reservoir for extension tOpS
All btoVeB Warranted.
COOK STOVES.
Valley stAr, 8 sizes, wood or coal, plain top.
valley Star, EZes, wood or coal, extension
top.
Acorn, 8 sizes, wood or coal.
Eureka, 8 Btzeg, wood or coal.
IOrchliGht, ) BiEeB, wood or coal.
Iropc, sizes, coal only.
National, BtZeR wood only. H.I.
Improved Olive Branch, Tor wood, siZeS,
Improved Olive Branch, for wood, 3 sizes, ex.
La Belle, for wood, 5 sizes.
KontucG[y, for wood, ? aizes.
PARLOR & DINING ROOM STOVES.
Wheeling franklin, pArlor, 5 sizes, with tile
lining,
Model PArlof, GsIzes. No. Iand9.
Bachelor, 3 aizeB. n.
OFFICE, WARE ROOM, SCHOOL
AND CHURCH STOVES.
BeliOnt. coal, : sizes. burnside, coal, 9 BIsso.
Sunshine, coal, 8 sizes. Equator, coal, sizes.
Ironsides, wood, sizes.
MARBLEIZED IRON AND SLATE
MANTLES. d.
A complete assortment OF MarbleiZed Iron and
6lAte Nantes, Slate HearthB and Ornamental
Castings at manufacturer prices.
JOB CASTINGS attended toprOmptlY.
MACHINE SHOP at Foundry.
l1B- Orders respectfully solicited.
Au22
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TOLEDO, August 23.-Flour--D Demand
fair and market firm Whest-Firm aud
1c higher; No. l white Michigan 81 IS;
No. 2 do 81 40; amber Michigan spet ~
seller August 81 a: No rINd T. 9Sf i NO. 70
ton and Michigan red 81 4StSt 4St No; 3
ia !, EsjsStod d 10; NO. l amber ILL
nois $l62a1 SO. ,Corn-High mixed 45c;
low mixed 444a44sc; white Soc; no grade
4Stc. 0ats-No, !, SIC; No.e2, Bic; re-.
jeCted CSC. y... .,.. u r-sS ara. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-25

STATE BoNDs-Quiet at nominal prices.
SToCKs-Railway and miscellaneous
speculation dull, except in a few instances
There was q unusually slim attendance
at the Stock Exchange, which presented
dispirited appearance most oil the day.
With the exception Of Pacific Mail prices
declined / to t per cent. The bankstate'
ment did not affect the market materially,
but at the closo the leading shares were
weak. Pacific Mail advanced from 429
10 49,, and lost the improvement late in
the day. Western Union declined from
90 10 SGT, leaving of at S0lAs9i. Rock
Island fell from 109s to 1851, and sold at
the close at l0SaA1Osi. Lake Shore sold
ut 93A92R; Northwestern common at O4s,
O4t, 04EA641; 81. Paul common at 81, 6ltA
sos, and Erie at 59Ea59. The other
changes were tat per cent.
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New Yoyk DIV (,ood. Ainrket.

NEW YoRk, August 23.-B nsIness con
tinues brisk with manufacturers agents
and package jobbetsg Cotton goods act
eand steady. .BrOWpBheGtings and mo
dium and tihe bleached; shirtings in spir.
tied demand, and many leading brands
sold ahead Of production. Grain bags
higher and very scarce American Eagle
plaids reduced to 13tc, and Manchester
plaids to 12tc. Prints very brisk. Wool
ftanlelA blankets and shawls selling
iairly..,t sgff 5.glJ q. lI,sfF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-25

BALTrtoRR,0 August 2S.2Flour and
wheat-Steady and unchanged. Corn
Mixed western firm and in good demand
at 69taO0c. Oats-Firm; western mixed
44a45c. Rye-Steady at S5s95c. Pro
visIons-Mess pork, sis GOALS 3D.. Bacon
Less active and unchanged. Sugar
cured hams-16a10ic. Lard-Nominal
Butter-Steady and unchanged. whisky
Market nearly bare; 81 90.
, 1873-12-28

FTpnt tho G0tQt71 dgt. i =.
Ono popularity Of tho fashionable woman IN
Franco Ia that aho must havo drcsaos for every.
thing. 1t is hardly ilguro Of speech 70 sny That
al,o would not approach lor Croator without be-
ing attired com.ne 4 Gat It ID part OF hof ro'
1iGon always to DO perfectly we'll droasad. Some
people Bay that 1t ia tho whole Of her religion,
but NO arc not so malicious as that And this
mania for perfection in costume ts just az In
tenao among tho members Of the de1ni monde "a
in Legitimate circles. A curious story which we
hayo hoard told Of tho notorious Conltoaso DO
Ii -. and which we bolioye llag mover rappoaroa
in print, is fair illustration Of this point. The
naraon whom we havo mentioned ia n very we'll
known member OF that fair, frail, aud brilliant
sploro known as tho dem1 monde. She Is oqual-
" celebrated for t}le homellness OF lor features
and tho perfection of her costume. Ono fno
day lor carriage stopping for few moments in
ono Of tho lriYos Of tho bois do Doulogno, was
presently surrounded by a oriticlaIng crowd such
az only Paris could muster. and to all Of whom
8he was known by reputation. Comments wore
FREQ upon her personal appearance, oil Of which
nho Ignored with importurbablo sang frold. Sud
donly ono Of the crowd exclaimed, loud enough!
| for oil 10 hoar, " Mon Dieu how ugly she ia u
"Yes but how perfectly vol dressed" Of.
claimed tho Comtosse, without tor az instant
losing countonanco, md with TINT ininitable chic
| which ia iuborn, not acquired and Of which tho
| true coootte ~ perfect miatress.
, 1873-12-28
EXIT HOFFMAN.

The brief career of Francis 4. Hoffman, Jr.,
Is a suggestive Quo to other young gont1emon Of
yaultng ambition, who mount into dangerous
chnriota without knowing how to drive. He
has bud Just ono little wook Of public notorioty.
Az d public man, ho was born last Sunday, and
died to-day. Ono wook ago Saturday: Mr. Hoi-
man was dolving away in tho obacurity Of o law
office, like thousands of others. making, wo hayo
no doubt, m honorable competence, but unknown
outBtdo his little caroso. On Sunday, there was d
sudden commotion and stirring up Of various
elements, and, In some mysterious manner, Mr.
Francis A. Hoffman, Jr., appeared upon the
surface aa tho organ Of the unintollgent md
uusystematio demand upon, tic municipal
ity. Monday morning, the whole com
.nunity WAS made aware OF tho exist
ouco Of Alr. Francis a. Hoffman, Jr.,-of
which fact before 1t bud hoen profoundly iguo-
. rhnt,-and read with moro or less Of oonaterun-
tion his rapacioua demands, Ills startling
theories. and his Hanguinary propositions. Tho
rocket was 80 dazzling that It blinded ut first,
aud oyen tho city authoritios shiverod little at
this sudden vision OF tho international. typi0cd
by n{r. Francis A. Hoffman, Jr., begging With
ono land and threatening with tho other. Dur
Ing his little week, nfr. francis A. Hon.
nan, Jr., has becn large In bluste.
md capacioua in throat, but ,at the same time
.uarpanimous. He hos not 1asaaored tho city
fathers. rayagod tho store-houBoH, nor burnet
the city, aa no wero lod toinfor ho might have
done Ind lie but advised differently. Ho has NOR
cifully held auoh catastrophe aloofi but, upot
tho strength Of this roBorvc, las talked long an<
loud. and dictated to Mayor and Aldermen, II
tho press and to tho citizens, and to tho Varsoa
, 1873-12-28
l8GT44ua

A German trayolor, writing Of England In
1886, contracted tho deafoning noise iii London
stseots with tho Stiffness Of tho City Of Berlin,
whero the crios Of children ut play were tho
most ohtrusvo sounds which mot tho oar. All
tl,is, nays the Pail Afall Gazette, is now changed;
and K will aoon ba necessary, according to
traffic in the ntroetB Of Berlin by underground
railways. Il il cnionlntod TINT In Berlin, d city
containing population Of 100000, there IL q
duly oiraalatton Of no fower than 19,800 horses
employed in tho opnyoyanco Of goods, and Of
i.230 riding-horscs, 5000 droBkfoe, 105 on1ni-
bugos anil 500 trnmway omnibuses md car-
1iagon, Which provide moann OF 1ocomotlon for
tic inhabitants OF tho oapital and Of the a. 900
strangers who daily arrlyo ut aud start from the
soyen railway stations III Dorlin. besidos these,
1900 carts md 2,200 trucks drawn by dogs pass
through tho gatss Of tho city twice day.
, 1873-12-28
THE CRIME AND SENTENCE or. BAzAlNE.

Since Marshal Dazaine hns been condemned to
death, nnd his sentence committed to twonty
vears' seclusiou on eEalt Island in tho Mediter-
ranoan. many have hayo .saskod themselves
whether tle sentence Of the Court that tried
him ia righteous one; whether 1t was dictated
hv a aonse of Justice, or feeling Of wounded
national pride; whether Bazaine was traitor,
or only acapogont.
It is not probable that tie trial brought to
light any evidence which tho French public woro
not In possession Of shortly after Bazaino lad
capitu1atca; and, Of evidence bearing on his
cano. thero Inns been, since tho 28th OF October,
1870, supply fully equal to the demand. On
that eyidonco public opinion In France had tried
aud condemned him -
LONG BEFORE
lis Court Martial had 60 much as begun its
scsaiopH, OF Dazaines action or rnther inac-
tion, from the day on which ho took charge of
tho Army Of the Rhine, there were thousands Of.
vitnosBos. His denerals, his oflcora his mon,
tho Inhabitants Of Metz, knew enough of his
course, and made enough Of 1t known, to
enable tho French nation to pronounce on It,
and say whether or not ho had done al that Ae
could to aave franco from part, at 1east, Of tho
disgrace that has fallen upon hor, and from tho
loss of her most valuable stronghold.
c,,..41.. r.o$or, &1,o niapo ~ nTotn nayoro
SHORTY ouaoio .ao n.1se " ~ese, H.. o"1ano
was homoo co11taanuof' 1n4ot T!, ~ *uo 1u'
o. 1he Nolno. ~ paso -. AoDo., "a. x.aarito
1no nv ~" ~, - a.,a ,;oo,:,c p ~ :n,oi,t-
mont was universally hailed with Delight It is
pEooao!o tlla'' ~ 'uo 0poD-ns' - Wv "''' 1@'
ZULU "''' monr poru1An...,.,.,
thar, ,nv o+bor t,ranot General. Mao1rahon not
axca,,ta1 >..,....''....,'
: ~ ,sos tanoa for hin coo1nesa m thu f,old Of
u w. - AaH .;s ,,soras., .na oraa;toa ,,it,' tho
pa.slo. los US u.a ,,,,ata nu+ ns.t,ons ~ -
nputs ~. -. T,'asa a,a1i4iaa NJ n,,o co1,ed r.
'atso seAo. .ra not ;on,aa In, ovo, f,o,y
aues,iou, aau sn'' r. stands no,,,,otad mt ho
:uat ~ - ,9 ." b,,4 1,aoa,,sa In ,,o,,17 mt -
eause no soaI eaao,,ga n ~ J@, nat onoavor tr
w 49, ~" wstu rnoso nost 1ntmoto with him, AMI
, 1873-12-28

committees With which he Inns come In contact.
h1r. francis A. Hoffman, 'Jr., wont along worry
swimmingly, aud rodo his sudden wnvo Of popu-
tar uotoriety with ointment succesa, until Friday
night, whom ho driftol into Tho rooms Of tho
No1ief Society. Mr.. Francis A. Hoffman, Jr.,
Ind during tho week. pronounced tho Roliof Co.
ciety to DO tho 1ete noir which stood In tho way
Of assistance to the workingmon; Ind domal'd-
cd that It's fundsshoud bo ;1rnod over to tho city
authorities for miscellaneous distribution; md
hal intlmatod that tho Society had no such
amount aB II clatnoj, tleroby 1enving 1t to DO
inforrod that eome enc Lad boon Btoaling. IL
was unfortunate for Mr.. Tranoia A. Hoffman,
Jr., TINT he won't there and indulged in hts long
aud empty hnrnnguo, rs 1t reaultod In Mr. DoS-
ter's taking him, hgurativoy, botweon hts thumb
and forof1nger aud nnufflng him out. Hc got
into the hantls Of d man who don't acaro vol,
and who could 500 through him, md ho didn't
leayo enough Of him to bo visible to tho naked
oyo. Tho evidence shows TINT Mr.. Franois A.
Hoffman, Jr., WAS satiaaod, and acknowledged
boforo ho loft the room that ho novor hoard Of
caso whore m applicant to tho Relief sociosy
failed to rocoiyo help md, In fact, tint he
didn't know anything about tho Society, and
should from that moment It retro to that privacy
from which lo waH called by the voice Of tho poo
plel" Aftor which, lilo Catalina. Is Abttt, e1-
cess11 euasil, e,1tpit."
And this is tho end Of Mr. Francis A. Hoffman,
Jr. The rocket las burst aud tho atiok has
plunged into tho ground. He Inns had his 1ittlo
day, aud, tho truth must bo told, has cut a very
ridiculous figure Tho most TINT ho can do is to
hold hiH peace hereafter and dovoto himaclf to
diligent study Of tho law. and mako
himself as proficient as possible in thAt
respectable and very important vocation
The only benefit which has resulted
from his andden raid upon tho city Is the dis
covory Of tho faot that tho vouchors for tho OK
pendituros Of tho Society arc in Its safo, ready
for examination, and tho cash On hand Is reaa5
for count at any timo. This, however, is only
an accident Of Mr. francis A. Hoffman, Jr.'a
week OF public notoriety.
, 1873-12-28
a NATIONAL RENEFAOTOh

In those days Of degoneracy, dishonesty, fraud,
and corruption, it is refreshing to road tho rec
ord of thu life OF Johns Hopkins, who died in
Baltimore last week. In his eighteenth year
(1B12), he entered mercantile 1ifo aB n clerk In
tue counting-room Of his uncle, and worry quickly
mastered the business. III 1919, with tho con-
sent OF hia uncle, ho formed q partnership with
benjamin 2. Moore for tho purpose Of carrying
on tho wholesale grocery business. In 1892 the
partnership was dissolved, and Mr. Hopkins called
In to his aid two Of his younger brothers.
Tho business wns rapidly developed. and soon OK
tended throughout Maryland and Virginia. Mr.
HOPKINS romaiuol with the firm twenty-five
years, aud then rotirod, wealthy man. Altar
hia retirement, ho became President OF tho
Merchants Bunk Of Baltimore, a position which
ho held IN to tho time Of his death. III 1847,
being already large atockholdor In tho Balti-
moro s. Ohio Railroad, ho was induced to bo-
come DIRECTOR and, In 1856. he was
appointed Chairman OF tho Finance Committee.
These aro tho principal events in alr.
Hopkins business lifo, but, Of themselves, thoy
constitute no special caims to remembrance,
except in tho City of Baltimore. OF that city
| he .was tho groatoat benofactor. No ono laborod
80 earnestly and successfully as he to open now
| channels OF commercial intercourse md to nc
| commodate tho growing tralo Of It's merchants; ;
/ and, In 1857 when tho Baltimore Il OHIO Rail-
| road Company was embarrassed with monetary
difficulties, he pledged hia whole private fortune
tor the support Of the Company and ro-cstnb-
| liahed its credit on a firm footing. As q bank
officer, ho was close observer OF young NOR.
chants, mud always came to their assistance when
they wero worthy Of It.
Tho most beautiful feature Of his life Ia shown
in tho fact TINT, during his struggle for wealth,
lo did not forget tho claims Of bononcencc.
For fifty yoars Johns Hopkins has beon dlstrlb-
uting his great wealth In charity without lot
ting ONO hand know what the other Tas doing,
Although liH name was scarcely heard Of outside
Ills native city, ho was constantly engaged II
works Of private charity. But he did not confint
himself to private charitioa. 10 waa large
hoarted nun, cosmopolitan In hls tastoa ant
interests Of humanity aud education, to which III
determined to devote tue bulk Of his fortune
, which, at tho timo Of his doatl', amounted tt
over $8, 900 900. III hi8 will ho 1laH Rot apart al
, h!s interest In the Daltlmoso d Ohio Railroad
amounting to s2.500,oo0, In addition t
, 400 acroa OF ground, to the establish
I mont Of tho Johns Hopkins University
Which will havo tue largest endowment Of an
! college IN tue United States. The Unlyerait
, 1873-12-28
THE RAFFERTY, CASE AND THE SUPREME
> COURT.

IT, ~. ,7aau ~ -. @aa.aoc c gri;,.a. s''ep'
s,n. r. tro,t;no tho loto oot;or, =, Tim sr,po,,
gu: /" 'loas1'e 'no '"s' ae1'oi VI LIZ oapteI'o
Judges IN outrage, arc you quite sure that
you have. discovered the true theory to account
for tho proaont status Of tho Rafferty, caso2 It
ia +o7orah1v coar th;n,, flint r,t,l;o on,,or 10
-. p.m..s'' 10y ~ rlos ~ .""n
IN FAVOR ot l,ans!ng naaer'y 1lil 10 ~ oeaa se1
abln number Of tho people are as yot in
favor of hanging oven him. excopt af-
tar trin1 nceor,i,o ~ t,,o nr,nn,-
w., ~. @. '"e s ~ w p41.e.
Plea, luz 1nes' aalo Aofu's " la"' HHetner
or not ho has had sucli trial. the Supreme
Court proposes to totormino at the oarieHt prac-
tfcablo moment; and as 1t is desirable to deter
mine this question frat, md hang nfterwarap,
they have ordered suspension OF further pro"
coedings in tho mcantime, which ia lawful, usual,
md Just. IT, in obedience to popular clamor or
through mistaken zeal, any Of tho woll-ostablisl-
door II opoued for tho digponsite Of
thom to save from hanging aomo futuro criminal
who shall occupy much higher social or foliti-
II is idlo to asnnmo tilat, In tho granting Of
any my % %mandiin dii ay1npathy m for Rafferty,. Thora Is
nothing in tho character or anteceden.a Of either
to mind the conduct OF judge McAliiater while
| presiding over tho Recorders Court in this
city7 Among tho hundreds Of criminals Of
all grades who we're convicted in Ills Court, one
only succeeded in securing eny relief from tho
according to 1a,u, and ho ma,lo every lawyer who
practiced in bis Court, including tic States At
| torney, understand this. 1t seems that he still
ontcrtains that belief, and that two other Judg-
| II these Judges, knowing tue state of public
fcoling as woll az yon md I do, have,
| noyorth eloss, unawod, acted up to their highest
, 1873-12-28
with most tragloal oountonanco." Tho gayost
flights Of "Don Juan !" originated In tho
tA,r 1sno1p prpnr,&ru

with most tragioal oountonanco." Tho gayost
flights Of "Don Juan originated In tho
.. oLooauEsr AND sosT pEsoLATE
hours Of tho morbldly-aanslsiyo Byron, whom,
like Its own Manfred, ho "folt he sou1 waB ebb- .
Ing from him. and Its body, "iimb by limb, DO
etroyod." DurnH confessed, In ono Of lila lotters,
tint his design In Booking society wns to fly from
constitutional melancholy; but they who wore
fascinated by hiH wit, Or entrnncod by bin elo- ,
ql1cnco, littlo thought thot nil hia llvelinosg,
kccnncas, and onorgy Bprang lces from nm nnxloty
for display than from horroro OF aolisltdo "Eyon
In tho hour Of social nirth," he tolls US, "my
gayoty is tho madness Of an Intoxicated criminal
under the hands Of tho exeoutionor." As tho
nightingale is said to sing tho most swoetly with
tho thorn In its breast, 80 tho most exquisite
songs Of poets havo often been prompted By.
tho aot1teneBs OF their porgonnl Bufforinga. Aa
Bhelloy eays, thoy aro
-cradcd into poetry by wrong:
They learn III suffering wiaat they 'eacn IN song.
Tho most facottouH OF oil OhhrloA Lamb6 lot
terg 1Yns written to Bernard Barton In q ct Of
THE Drrrrsr MELANCHOLY,
In Ills correspondence he often alludos to his Ok
auisito nElin " md other ESSAYS as "wruue
from him will slow pain," II wish all tho ink
In tho OCEAN flrte,l m In aava. nanfl vou1d lis
ten to tho ouilla s,,rivo1inp m IN the oand1a-
fame like parebinu .martvra." B,nne,,ard wrota
, 1873-12-28

Hing Bill OF tho Sandwich Islands, It'll stated
by tho Honolulu papers, cannot live but short
time. As ho has no direct heirs. strife has
al,cady commenced in regard to succession to
the Throne. Conspicuous among tho aspfranta
aro David Ka1akana, a nativc, and Mrs: 9. r.
Bishop, Yankee woman. who. it is stated. is
working go vigorously that sho already has
uoar1y oil tho natives in her favor, and is likely
to give tho Sandwich islander D hard chase.