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Seizure OF spirits in BOSTON.

The state Constables seized some $1,000 worth
of liquors at the Revere House to-day.
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Theodore Thomas announces classical concert
at Steinway Hall for Saturday afternoon.
Gilmore gives a charity concert at the Twenty
second Regiment Armory on Monday evening.
Nine. Nilsson Rouzaud and her husband have
changed their residence to the Windsor Hotel.
SignOr T0rriani has returned from Havana to his
position in the New York Conservatory Of Music.
Gounod's 'Stabat Mater" will be sung at st.
Ann's church this evening by NJ. Louis Dachauer's
choir.
Mr.. Edwin Eddy will return to the Bowery
Theatre shortly with new play Of the sensational
order.
Shiel Barry begins an engagement at the Brook
Ign Park Theatre tomorrow evening in a new
play, "Even Unto Death"
Nilsson, Titiens and Trebelli will lead the forces
at the forthcoming season OF Mr.. Mapleson Drury
Lane, "Her Majesty's OPERA"
The British Orchestral Society OF London brought
out Mozart's 'Jupiter" symphony, couple Of
weeks ago, with the single remark, "By Jove.'
Signor Campanint, M. Maurel. Nine. LEGITIMACY and
Gilmore,s Twenty-second Regiment Band are to
appear at the Grand opera House concert tonight.
verdps Grand Requiem Mass, the only one which
he has written, will be nrst performed at Milan on
May 90 the anniversary Of the death Of the patri-
otto and poetic Manzoni.
Mlle lima dt Murska, one of the most remarkable
prime dome ever heard in America as a orartra
singer, has returned from Havana and will appear
at the Lyceum Theatre in LA Sonnambua.o
Misunderstanding" will be kept on at Nibo's
throughout the week, but on Monday, the 9th inst,
will be superseded by 'Davy Crockett" in which
Mr. Frank Mayo is to be the principal performer.
M. Alexandra Dumas lately read his new piece,
the "Jeunesse de Louis XIV" before the actors Of
the Paris Odeon. 1t was being rehearsed by them
and the author took advantage OF their hints to
retouch the play.
At the Grand Opera House Fox, as a burlesque
actor, and Fox, as pantommist, will continue to
be the great attraction for some time. Tomorrow
evening he will transform Robert Macaire into o
clown and Jacques Strop will be transformed into
pantaloon by MIR. G. X. Fox.
Nine. Pauline Lucca VIII essay the role OF Ter
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management. The lame OF the artistic has long
since been an established fact and she comes back
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nnny Janauschek will continue her performance
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'.Love's Labor's Lost" must perforce be taken
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but the necessity to produce Gilbert's new play,
"CharIty,n on Tuesday evening, forces 1t OF the
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The matinee OF "AYda," at the Academy OF Music
yesterday. was very well attended The pro-
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Carrying the War Into Cnlifor mia.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb Is. 1874
The women Of this city connected with the
Methodist Episcopal church have resolved to in
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Monday, at Chamberlain's saloon on California
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, 1874-04-08

slight shower, not more than between 3
and 7 lines, the lesser portion falling on
the South side. This small quantity, in
spite of the high wind, has since had a
good effect on the young plants.
This continual drought has had the eff
feet of retarding the present crop to such
a degree that up to this day, nearly the
middle of April, grinding has only begun
on 3 to 4 estates, and not d single barrel of
sugar has as yet been seen on our wharf.
The small quantity of sugar which has
been made, 20 date, is not of first quality,
and the yield is, of course, also unsatisfac-
tory, as might be expected from the draw
back occasioned by the dry weather.
WE have been f%avoured with the follow
ing statement of the Fall of Rain at
Estate Morning Star, by the proprietor,
I. Farrelly, Esq, and we would be glad
to extend this kind of Information as far as
possible, if other gentlemen would supply
US with similar data.
During the months of January and
February there were 423 lines of rain at
Estate Morning Star, and in the mouth Of
March only u lines.
, 1874-04-08
AND GERMANY
(FrOm the Times Correspondent
COPENHAGEN Ma

COI ElNI1AUEN AIarcn s.
Upon his return from Russia the Danish Crown
Prince passed by Berlin and stopped there for some
few days as the guest of His Imperial Highness the
Crown Prince of Germany, The two Princes be-
came more closely acquainted during their stay at
Vienna last Spring at the opening Of the Exhibition,
and when in August last the German Crown Prince
visited King Oscar II. of Sweden and Norway he was
met on his departure at MaIm6e by our Crown Prince,
WIN brought him an invitation to the Danis h Court
of Fredensb0rg. 1t wa the first time since the war
of 1864 that the two Royal houses had shown any
disposition to become intimate, and the fact was at
the time much remarked as indicating a friendly dis
position on either side. Now the Crow Prince Of
Germany has made every enleavour to return the
hospitality shown to him in Denmark and our Prince
Frederick has been received in Berlin with very
fattering attention. need not say that every sign
of a good and cordial understanding with our power
full sout hern neighbour so valuable as a friend and so
dangerous as an enemy, is very gratefully accepted
by the Danish people; we want nothing more than
to get upon a footing of sincere and lasting friendship
with the Germans, and are perfectly ready to meet
them half way. Unfortunately, whenever something
happens of a nature to further this desire a portion Of
the German Press hastens to destroy the hopes ola
real reconciliation between the two nations and to
declare that, however cordial may be the relations of
the two dynasties, there can, of course, be mo- chance
whatever of the restoration of North Schleswig or of
, 1874-04-08
q" ARTICLE Il.

"In order that this Convention should have
a commencement of execution, it must be
ratified by the Senatus Consuztum aud the PEP
Pile of the Dominican Republic. 1t can also be
declared null and void, and without effect, for
the Government of said Republic of Sto. Do
mingo, if the SANTANA Bay Company, their sue
cessor, or from fOrcible causes, fail to fulfill
the conditions established in Article X. of this
Convention, relating to the annual payment,
except in case of War, or other circumstance of
absolute necessity-iegitimateIy proven, in
which case 80 days delay will be granted,
counting from the first day Of January of the
year in which the payment is to be made but
the nuIIity of said Convention cannot be pro-
nounced for any other cause"
, 1874-04-08

season, and of about 900, 900 lbs. less than
the quantity in the same season OF 1871 to the
san date. The establishment of new cacaO-
walks and the enlargement of other small ones,
which had been effected during the last three
or four years, promised an increased in this kind
of crop in a year or two that would more than
balance the deficiency caused by the falling of
of exhausted plantations. 1t would appear
that the unfavourable state of the weather was
the sole preventive TO the full realization of
shortened expectations for even the later
pickingS, it was feared, would be imperfectly
cured, which circumstance would individually
affect this portion Of the crop. There was in
cr%easing demand tor the commodity, and it
was expected that the recent efforts which had
been made to extend its cultivation would pro-
duce results adequate to the demand.
Where the sweets are the flies gather. No
fewer than 10 vessels had arrived in harbour
at Trinidad in the short space Of 8 days, bring
ing provisions, and evidently expecting to take
with them to other ports some of the produc-
tions of the island. The consumption of rice
was large and on the increase, so that the article
had risen in price. No doubt this was owing
to the great use of it by the Coolies, who
abound in the place, and it was contemplated
to try the process of cultivating the plant in
the island to help out, if possible, the %increas-
ing demand.
The tenders for 100000 Trinidad Govern
ment 5 per cent debeutu~es have been opened.
The minimum was fixed at par. The total a.
mount applied for was 184,3O01 but of this
ouly 26,400l was bid for, ut rates varying
from par to 2 premium. This was accepted,
and the balance was subsequently allotted at
the minimum. This may be considered a sa-
~tisfactory price.
Later information about the island makes US
acquainted with the new invention of Col. r.
A. Stewart and Mr.. c. J. True of a "Continu-
Gus Self acting CIaridar.'' The apparatus
is used for the Rapid Heating of the Cane Juice
Immediately after it is expressed from the su.
gar cane, and the application Of the multitubu-
lar idea to Qualification seems to be the basis Of
the invention.
, 1874-04-08
THE "AVIS."
CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROIX,
WEDNESDAY,, 9rH APRIL 1874.

To-day being the anniversary Of His
Majesty the Kings Birthday, a royal sa-
Lutte was fired this morning from Christians
vernsfort, in honor of the occasion, and ac-
cording to announcement found elsewhere
In our columns, a levee will be held at
- o'clock at Government House to which
all respectable inhabitants are as usual IN
vited.
, 1874-04-08

In the Council, yesterday, His Excel
Iency the FlcegoVetnor made a communi-
cation which, we are sure, will be i~oyfully
received all over the island by every one
who has any conception at all of the i'm
portance it involves it was to the effect
that, the gentleman who has been sent out
from Denmark to examine into and report
upon the practlcabiIity of erecting Cen
trial Sugar Factories here, has arrived at
st. Thomas, and that the Governor had
been we'll pleased with the manner in
which this matter had been received at
home by the parties who are expected to
interest themselves in the furtherance of
the scheme. 1t was now to be ascertained
on the spot whether the carrying out of
the plan would be feasible or not. His
Excellency said that, he was sure that
every one here would do his best to further
the matter, to which we would here add,
from what knowledge we possess relative to
this vital question, that it will meet no oppo-
%sitlon, but on the contrary, all encourage
ment, a fact which should serve as a stimu-
lus to those who advocate other measures
for our material prosperity, such as irriga-
ton, etc., TOR we remember the time, and
it is not far back either, when the Central
Factory Men met with any thing but en-
enlargement. The gentleman who has
come out Is, the President said, a MN who
has taken an active part in the erection of
the factories in the Mother Country, and
he has also been travelling in America
with a view to the extending of his prac-
tical knowledge of that sort of business.
The diffusion process in sugar making,
Of whicu we have given a description in o
previous number of the Avis, is in use in
the factories in DENMARK, the President
said, aud a poIytechnical candidate, Mr..
Woif,-the gentleman who has come to
enquire into this business here,-is, of
course, we'll acquainted with it.
We can readily join the President in
congratu. ating the community, as be did,
on the scheme having been brought so far,
and hope, with him, that the good results
will come from it which we never Tor one
moment doubted, even at the time when
the plan was generally laughed at.
Z. ForreUy spoke in favour of the fac
tories. He said we can grow no canes
now because we have no rain, but the
rain will come again and we will grow
canes again. 1t has been SO before and
will be 50 again. AS far as his experience
goes back, and that is IS years, it has
been so, and when he came here people
spoke as they do now. We will get rain,
aud must have the factories so as to make
better sugar, in order to enable US to com
pete with other places in the sugar market.
d. IL OIL M
, 1874-04-08

The ST. Thomas Times Of the 4th inst. has the fol-
lowing announcement relative to SANTANA.
WE understand that the Dominican Government
drew drafts on the SANTANA Bay Company for the
amount Of the lease due snce the LIST January, and
that the said Company declined honoring them, which
has caused the Dominican Government, in virtue of
Art. AI. of the Convention which we reproduce below,
to annuI the Treaty signed by the contracting parties
on the 3lst December 1872. Orders were conse-
quently sent to the Authorities at Pto. Plata to APP
point other Officials at Samana Bay, who were to take
immediate possession in the name of their Govern
ment.
Translation.
, 1874-04-08

From the 23rd March to last Sunday
morning we had had no rain at all, which,
OF course, was unfavourable to the progress
OF vegetation, yet without as great injury
to the growing crop as might be expected.
On Sunday morning, however, we had a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03

Everybody is wondering why the BAZAAR
they must clear out their Spring and Sum-
mer goods to make room for the immense
stock OF Fall and Winter goods which they
will soon receive.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03
THE WEEKLY HERALD
Democratic Nominations in Nevada.

CARSON, September 29.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention completed its
labors to-day. The full State ticket is
appended:
Governor-L. r. Bradley.
Lieut-Governor-Jewett Adams.
Congressman-A. G.. Ellis.
Justices of the Supreme Court-A.
nj. Hillhouse for the long term, and G.
II. Belknap for the short term.
Clerk of the Supreme Court-B. +.
Hereford.
Attorney y-General-John r. Kittrell.
Secretary of State Charles f..
Spiers.
Controller-C. r. Cranley.
Treasurer-Jerry Schooling (re-nom-
inated).
Surveyor-General-G. Hoist.
superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion--E. Spencer.
State Mineralogist-W. Frank Stew
art.
State Printer-J. J. Hill.
A State Central Committee was
formed, of which w. e. +. Deal was
elected chairman.
The Convention adjourned sine die,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03
Bills from New York TO San
Pedro at Very Low Rates.

FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
Steamers leave San Francisco Sept. 5fh and
every fourteen days thereafter.
Through Bills OF Lading signed to New
York. Europe, Mexico and South America.
Plans OF Steamers Cabin at Agents Office.
For Passage or Freight apply to
III. MCCLELLAN,
Agent for Los Angeles County.
Office, 61 Main street, opposite head of Com
mercial. mr7-l5
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j. n. BLAN D,

A TTORNEY AT LAW q REAL
IA ESTATE AGENT-Room A, at head of
bought and sold in town and county. Prompt
attention paid to collections and all business
entrusted to his care. aug6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03

A blooded horse is horse having
more than an ordinary amount of
drops or pounds of blood in his sys-
tenn in proportion to his size and
weight. This large amount of blood
acts upon his system through a large
heart and correspondingly Jorge arte-
ries and veins; and when put in mo-
ton, it acts in driving him to speed
the same as an increased amount of
fire under boiler drives up a greater
amount of steam and makes the ma
chinery go faster. This large amount
of blood also acts in refining the skin,
making it and the horse finer than in
a horse of less blood; it refines and
gives elasticity to the muscles, feet,
ETC.; it refines the entire horse, max
ing strong the valuable parts, and
fitting the whole system for speed and
endurance.-LiueS Stock Journal,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03
THE GREAT
IRRICATINC PUMP |!
OF THE DAY.
wilcox Steam Wator LIftor

NR. w. T. CLAPP HAVING LOCATED
WI permanently in Los Angeles, will attend
to the business pertaining to the
wilcox Steam Wator LIftcr
For me in Los Angeles county. My patrons
Will find Mr.. Clapp TO be fair and honorable
business man. Call and see him at his resi-
dence, San Gabriel Orange Grove Association,
San Gabriel, or address p. o. Box 73, Los An
geles. ALLEN WILCOX.
San Francisco, May IL, 1874. jy2stf-4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Annual Meeting.

COUTHERN CALIFORNIA MUTUAL AID
- Observation-Disclosures place or business,
Los Angeles, California.
The second annual meeting of the members
of the Southern California Mutual Aid Associ-
alton will be held at the Secretary's office, No.
Al, Temple Block, Los Angeles, on
Tuesday, October 27. 1874,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF electing
a Board OF Eleven Directors and for the trans
action of such other business as may legally
come before the meeting. All members VIII
be entitled to voice and vote in the meeting,
either in person or by proxy.
Dated at Los Angeles, this oath day of Sep
tember, 1874.
J.E. McCOMAS, President.
L. NJ. HOLT, Secretary. sep26-td
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G00DALL, NELSON g. PERKINS
STEAMSHIP LINES.

fE The ELEGANT and FAST SAIL
.S..t41Ea3ssING STEAMSHIPS of this Line
will sail regularly, as follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03
Pacific Coast items.

Mokelumne Hill is being rapidly
rebuilt.
There were five deaths In Sacra.
mento last week.
Gen. Frisbie of Vallejo has returned
from Europe.
A fruit-drying establishment Is run
ming at Wilmington.
Seven carloads of immigrants ar
rived on Saturday and Sunday
A $4,000 school-house is shortly to
be erected at Santa Barbara.
J. p. Van Ness has found vein of
coal three miles from Pacheco.
The Suisun mills are turningout 100
barrels of flour per day.
b. p. Davis is raising fair article
of cotton three miles from Dixon.
Threshing is still going on vigor-
'Ously in Suisun and Green valley re-
gions.
A telegraphic line was completed to
Middletown, Lake county on Monday
last.
There is project on foot to estab-
lish free bathing houses at Santa Bar
bara.
There is intense excitement in Lake
county over the discovery of new
mines.
The Big River stage line between
Ukiah and Mendocino City, has sus-
pended.
The Fall clip of wool is arriving at
Mendocino and being shipped to San
Francisco.
Michael Daily was fatally stabbed at
Dixon on Sunday evening by Michael
Mulligan.
The Napa papers say that the mum =
Der of buildings now going up in that
valley is almost incredible.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03
DR.. NJ. s. JONES,

NORMERLY OF ST. LOUIS, MO-,
ksHA IL has located in Los Angeles where
sNfYs he will give his special attention to
~ diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat
OFFICE Spring ST., opposite Temple Block
feb25tf--2
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Vernon Mineral Water,

A sure cure for Indigestion, Constipation,
Piles, and all affections of the Kidneys or
Liver. w. BORROWE, Agent,
81 Main ST., rear OF Telegraph office,
aug2S-6m Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03

The BAZAAR is now giving IL yards Best
American Prints for 81. Also, six yards Al
corner Of Main ana Requena streets, oppo-
site the u. 5. Hotel,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03
Or. L. Dexter Lyford,

AND SURGEON - OFFICE,
l. No. IL, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California. Office hours-9 to IL A. M; to 3
and to 8P. NJ ap23-tf-2
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gos Sngelss 5terala.

OFFICE-Heraid steam Book and Job
'rtnttng House. Spring street, opposite the
HnnSa
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR.. j. w. OLIVER,

Office and residence,
III brick building, east side of Spring ST.,
between Court and First streets, Los Angeles.
je 18-ly-N