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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, February 2S Business
was generally q liet to-day with agents
and jobbers alike. Cotton goods 10
moderate demand at firm prices;
coltonades improving; Cheviot shirtings
IN good demand; prints, sheetings and
percsles in moderate request; British and
domestic dress goods selling more freely.
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CHINA.

Hone Koso, February % 1t is re-
ported that the Chinese government
has notified the Foreign Ministers al
Pekin, that 1t cannot guarantee the
safety OF foreigners at Tirntsin. and the
naval authorities have been req Aested
to send war vessels to TIentsin.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February 2S.-Flour-
Dull. Wbeat-Quieri Ohio and Indi-
sua$l 50@l so. Corn-Firmer, mix
ed western 7Sc. Osts-Dull; western
55@57c. Rye-Dull at 90c. Provi.
srons-Dull and nominally unchanged
Butter-Unchanged. Coffee Firmeri
good to prime Rio 23!@2jlc
Whisky-Duli. d.
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TEX as.
An Iuuian Plight,

GALVESTON, March IA Sau An-
tonic special says that it is now fully
ascer,sined that eleven Indians and one
squaw were killed in the recent fight on
Double Forks OF Brszls. LieuteDaot
Turner, o. the l0tn Cavalry, narrowly
escaped death He had cartridge ID
his pocket split BY an arrow.
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WISCONSIN.
The EcgisIatnrr.

hILwAUKEE, February 2S-The As
emily and Senate both passed the
warehouse bill, reducing the rate. Of
s.oreage from two cents to one cent per
JasheI; also DILL giving the St. Croix
Iaad grant to the North Wisconsin and
Chicago and Northern Psc fc Air Line
railroads; also bill to regulate the
rates OF passenger and freight traffic by
railroads. Fhis bill makes heavy re-
du;uon on both passengers and freight.
The governor has not signed any O,
l.ese bills but will probably do so.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Races.

CHARLESTON, March 1.-The fret
race to-day was dash OF one sad a
quarter miles, for $500. 1t was won BY
OrtoIsr in PIT, beating Tobiths and
Midnight. The second race, q mile
dash, Tor a purse OF $500. was won by
GsberluDz'e in l:54, beating Lsuts
Lswler and Matte. The third race,
mile heats, for a purse oi $3.50, wss
won by Lady Washington, beating
Limeslone and Joe Johnston; time $50,
l:50l and lj2.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Central Pacific Railroad.

SAN Francisco, March 1.-The
Assembly has adopted resolutions tc
appoint a com mittee OF five to ascertain
il the Central P4ciGc Railroad bs.
complied with the conditions OF the sct
by which the State guaranteed the
interest on 81 500 900 OF its bonds. Ii
is claimed that the Company hs.
utterly failed 10 comply with the con-
dllions OF the act except in ose rnstaD c 1.
The committee is not vet designated.
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CAN DA,
Oil Opar,ifon~ suspended.

Oil Operations Suspended.
PErRoLIA, OSr., February 2S.-The
Western Canada OIL Company has
shut down about fifty Of its wells,
throwing Is men out OF employment,
owing to the depressed state Of tue oil
market.
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SToCKs-The market opened weak
and lower The decline ranged from f!
10 , per cent. ST. Paul shares remain
ed as the weak spot OF the markel
throughout the day. At the closp
be prices showed q steady and slight
recovery. The principal activity vas
IN Northwestern, St Paul, Union Pa
cfc, Lake Shore, Western Union and
Pacific Mail.
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NEW YORK.
The Temperance Movement.

New YoEK, March l-Temperance
meetings were held this afternoon in
several churches throughout the city,
in two of which addresses were deliver
ed by Dr. Do Lewis. He advocated
the same plan OF procedure as that
adopted by the women IN the west, but
was OF the opinion that the women were
not organized sufficiently for the open
campaign at present, and advised them
20 band together and make ready for
4, ,ha
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Saloon Closed I'm UniGntown.

NHIOOn CIOseU III UHTUHtU""'
WASHINGTON, PA, February 2S.-
Several ladies residing in Uniontown
near here, assisted by neighbors, have
been instrumental in closing Que liquor
shop and are concentrating their ct
iotrs to suppress the remaining one in
the village.
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CIeysIand Market.

CLEVELAND, February 28.-Grain-
Dull and unchanged. Whest-Stesdy,
Corn and Oats Firm. Petroleum
Dull and unchanged; standard white
l229l3c; State test l6!9l7c, all car
lOLg
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THE w EAEiiER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CRIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Msrcn |, Pm.
PROBABILITIES

PROBABILITIES.
For New England on Monday, partly
cloudy weather, gentle to tresh winds
mostly from the south east aud south.
ives, and temperature generally above
iretzrng will p'evsil. For the Middle
States, falling barometer, light to fresh
variable winds aud partially cloudy
weather, except probably easterly winds
and rainy weather ron Vlrg inla tC
New Jersey For the Gulf States east
OF the Miss seippi and Tennessee rivers
clear weather, which will gradually ex
tend over The South Atlantic States
For the Ohio and Missouri Valleys
and northwari over the Lake Region,
rallipg barometer, higher temperature
than on Saturday, Southeast 10 Onio
westerly winds increasing to brisk
increasing cloudiness aid probably
rain over the norihrrn portion Of this
area. A storm centre is apparently ad
vancing eastward rom Montana TO-
wards Minnesota
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J an ICA.
Raukrupi Ar ssieG.

KINGSTON. F, btuary 2S.-Mr. Field,
OF tue firm Of Field, Perso & Co., bank
rupts, has been arrested and taken from
AsIlnwall 10 Panama, while his house
is guarded by military.
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SATURDAYS DISPATCHES,
WASHIN G TON,
WAsHINGToN, February 2S
Bonds surrendered.

over 100000 worth OF Northern
Pacific railroad bonds, have been sur
rendered to the trustees for cancellation
on account OF lands, &c.
General Butler, in company with
Collector Simmons, visited the several
Departments to>day and were congratu-
lated on the result Of yesterday. They
called al the Executive Mansion, but
the President was not in his office.
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ILLEyOIs.
Coal oil Accident.

CAIRO, February 2S-A lady named
Mrs Madder was dangerously and it is
feared tslally burned here to-day by
the explosion ot coal oil lamp and
can while filling lamp
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FRANCE.
NHNeNnprr huHprcas.d.

Newspaper Supprcs.d.
PARIS. February 2S.-rue sale OF the
the Conservative Republican journal,
NinLetcenth Sisc'e has becu prnnibted
because ui an article insulting to Buffet
the president OF the National Assembly
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NO. 34S.
iou.n ~.s, nn, Net.

BosroS, February 2S - Wool 10 fair
demand and firm; ; sales during the past
week ! ,750. 900 pounds Ohio and Penn.
svlvanis fstces common to picked so
ia 60; washed fleece 50654T Western.
Wi con.iU, New York and New Hamp-
shirs 44S52lc; combing and delsine SIS
660c; ubw sshed aud uumsrchsntsble
S0G 4jc Tub 5Ss secured 4T!650lc
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MASSACHUSETTS,,
Strike.

SPRINGFIELD, February 2S.-Ninety
"eayers OF Lyman Mills, al Holyoke,
have struck for the rsetoration Of ante
panic wages.
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PREPARED By
Spices-.w hoIe.
fsh.

FItTa No. I Hackefe'.
No 4 Medium hseksTeL
Extra No Nacke-el,
no.2 Medium Aa kerel,
Me- 8 Large Naekerel,
} Ius Ia gs Lshrado1 Herring.
Scotch Herring,
Smoked HaddOck,
Goldfish. way Ene.
Wehave all the shove Qualities of Mark-
ersl IN hall Dbl&, quarter bbls and kits.
warranted full weight aud superior TO any
In the market fIN6Lks . lshAN.
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PhIsadelphta Anrhet.

PHLApELPHIA, february 2S-Flour
Dull Wheat-Dull. Corn-Dul;
yellow 73G 74c. 0ats-Dull. K, tlned
petroleum l4ic spot; l4i6l5ic for se;-
Ter March. Crude pe,roleum-llt@
lllc, whisky Declining At 9Ss
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
The French Exhibition.

PARls, March 1.-The French Exhi-
bition 20 be held in 1875, is q private
enterprise.
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p,,,.bu,rn P.trsI.umsHarket.

PrrrssuRGH. February % Crude
Nothing doing nominsily at 81 Is.
Refned-Q riet at l4iG seller March
Isis AprII l6c.
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provements outside OF coUtracts,
including material furnished and
not included in measurements
$2 655 ,460; on account et mis-
celIaRous expenditures other than
special Improvements and payable by
special appropriations, 81 329 ,0lOi on
account OF contingent expenses, pay o.
employees, &c, s89S,0ll; on account
OF water fupd s37UO79,
The answer Of Governor Sheppard
covers from 500 to 2,U00 pages OF
manuscript and includes replies 10 all
the points OF the inquiry.
Sales Of Gold.
The Secretary OF the Treasury hes
directed the Assistant Treasurer al
New York to sell 100000 gold for
the month OF March. On the first and
third Thursdays 100000 each on
the second and fourth Thursdays $500, =
900 each.
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AObNeNVa.
OUR STOCK IS COMPOSED or THE
" iollOwli Z standard q opular brands:
IL inch TWISTS.
10 PoJos NJ liner,
~ PrsiTIe thiCkcn,
u boxes Yellow J.sa iIihe,
~ Gold MedalI
10 Walkers.
Gold LGaf,
10 Penobsc0t.
MillcrE.
INCH TWIST.
~ Caddles Luscious Chew,
PoUsIs.
10 boxes Booker's
Ids Ashby,
Comm u,
Virginia Dare Navy lbs'
Tingle a Ishnms choice navy q,
Mousior 3. End poun y,
Rose Bud Bright navy3s,
Andrew Jarkton Black navy3
Spun Roli In csddIes,
Twist In keg
All In store and Iof sale cheap.
TIS0I + a ISHhM.
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BY TELBGRA h.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

,...,,o western Union Line, office North
y! 1r,t wS,t corner OF Main and 18TH streets.
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Transportation Rontes.

The published statement that the
Senate Committee on Transportation
Routes to the seabosrd had agreed to re-
port that although Congress has the
constitut oual power to regulate rail
road traffic it is not now exped'ent tc
exercise that power, is pronounced by
the chairman, Senator Wiudam, to be
wholly Unauthorized. He states thai
the Committee has come to no such
conclusion.
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Flour.

Flour.
OPTIMO, FANCY 4
" Howard
Washington fancy,
onR Br' cG family,
Libert, ME-,
e ear Lake
Vii. inia Mills,
Lega Tender,
For sale. TIS9LE a IsHAN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07

u thrtyve applications for divorce denied Perms
divorced persons marry again granted to nine
IN men and twenty-five women-total, forty-four.
the present period will be observed that there
wo cases of divorce while in the former period there
hundred and twentyseven 1t is very evident that
cherished by the people higher regard for the duties
# obligations of the marriage relation than formerly Two
three hundred not former years.
@ moral condition of the people improving by the liberal
M len Of education which His Maestys Government have
d aided by the religious teachings of many devoted men,
Probate Court entertained hundred and eightyve
commenced within this biennial period and ffftyhree
continued from prior date In many of these there
numerous hearings where the estates large and
affairs greatly involved.
business done by the Court Admiralty and Equity
ys Of great importance the parties and of Ad
y often gives questions Of international charac
which require very thorough examination
he following tables exhibit the crimes and msdemeanors
ing before the lower Courts during the last biennial period
the reports from of the Courts and Magistrates
fu and reliable II 70 be regretted that this be
Of ali Of them There total failure make
District Justices Of portion Of Hawaii and Kauai,
unable give satisfactory account Of the business
nose Courts The from the Circuit Courts and
the Circuit Judges are generally satisfactory.
In PoI5oe Cur, Honolulu
1866 1865
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07
g8ss or HIS KGJEsn uMEHAkEHl V--THRD YEAR.
BIENNIAL REPORT
OF THE
HEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT
TO The
LEGISLATURE OF 1866.
OF THE
I--E AND REPRESENTATIVES:

=-Es AND REPRESENTATIVES:
conformity the law establishing the Judiciary Depart
II have the honor submit the Legislature report
Is administration and business for the last biennial period
have taken the liberty call your attention mod
Ons IN the laws which especially bear the domes
relations and morality of the people and also upon
sr matters of general character.
SUPREME COURT.
The following summary of the criminal cases tried IN
Supreme Court during the years 1864 and 1865
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07

few other cases. no prOsqa has been entered on mo-
b of the Attorney General.
This improvement the previous biennial period not
in the number of cases. but in the crmnay of the Of
nses During this there of mansaughter
which the parties charged convicted and there were
ve criminal tried and in wentyhree there were
during the last biennial period there
twentythree cases tried fifteen of which there
.ctions.
There have been fewer civil brought than in the pre-
bus biennial period and of these majority have been
uitted to the Court without the intervention of jury
often prefer this mode expense which bears
a vily the litigants.
During 1864 and 1865 there granted ytwo divorces
The New York herald., 1874-05-22
Diplomatic Honors.

Mr.. Ellis II. Roberts offered resolution in
the House recently changing the titles of our
Ministers to Portugal, Belgium and other
minor Powers from ''lIinister Resident to
that of "Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary," the title now held by repre-
sentatives to England, France and other great
Powers Mr.. Holman objected to the rssolu-
ton, saying that it was only the beginning of
a movement to increase salaries, and intimat-
ing that at most of these minor capitals it
would be better to have consuls than ministers.
Mr.. Roberts did not succeed in having his
resolution entertained. We see no harm in
it. Mr.. Holman's fear that it will bs fol-
lowed by on increase of salaries seems to be
uniounded. We do not pay our ENJOYS extra
ordinary all the same salary. We pay more
to the English Minister than We do to the
Spanish, and more to the Spanish than to
those in Mexico and Japan. Yet they hold
the same rank. The question of rank is some
thing in foreign court. A minister resident
is not much more than consul general. His
usefulness is limited, and he is prevented from
properly representing the interests OF the
country by the limitations thus imposed upon
him. Foreign ministers should oil have equal
rank Sweden is quite as important court
in our foreign relations as Germany and Aus
tria, and there is no reason why our Minister
there should not have the same rank as Mr..
Bancroft and Mr. Jay. This distinction be-
ween our minister's is in itself remnant of
the aristocratic times, and should be abolished
as unrepublican in spirit For that reason we
regard the resolution of Mr.. Roberts as q
good one.
As to the point advanced by Mr.. Holman,
that we might have consuls in place Of minis
ters at many OF these minor courts, we think
it has value. Belgium and Holland could be
made into one mission or, If we were disposed
to severe economy, we might combine the
Belgian, Dutch, Swiss and French missions
into one mission. Denmark could be added
to Sweden and Portugal to Spain without
much detriment, leaving consuls to reside at the
The New York herald., 1874-05-22
ARRIVAL OF MINISTER JAY.

Mr.. John Jay, our Minister to Vienna, arrived
here Yesterday on the steamer Russia. Accompa.
ny,ng him was his son-in-aw, General Won schwe.
nitz, OF the Austrian army, ana the latter's wife
and child. Mr. Jay was welcomed home wiki en-.
tnusasm by his family and numerous friends, and
last night there was \ gathering of the membcrs
OF his family 1T the residence OF one OF his sons
in-law-Mv Henry Grafton, No. 30 West Washing.
ton square. Besides Mr.. Grafton there were three
sons-in-iaw OF Mr. Jay present, with tDeir lames.
Two oil these gentlemen are residents OF this city
Mcssrs. H. II. Robinson ana w. ii. Schcilin. The
third Is General Won Schwenitz. MT. jays only
sou, colonel W. Jay, was also present at the anniy
gathering. Mr.. Jay VIII proceed TO Washington
WITHIN ~ day or two 10 consult President Graut
ana secretary F!sn. On his return, and before no
starts lor us country residence at kat0nAi',
Weatchesier county, where he VIII proOaotY pass
part OF the summer, II Is understood that .,Ic
Union League cub, Of which nc was lorinerV tue
PIesldenL, WIN give hum formal receptl0n.
The New York herald., 1874-05-22
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

General John NJ. Corse. of Chicago Is at tho
Gilsey House.
Captain Cook OF the steamship Russia, is at the
Brevoort House.
Sir Alexander T. Gait, OF Montreal, yesterday
arrived at the Gilsey House.
Rocheiort, Partisan rumor says, intends -
republish La La,ate'71e in London.
Colonel I. +. Rodenbougn, United states Army.
is quartered at the Everett House.
Commander Z. K. Owen, United States Navy, II
registered at the Metropolitan Hotel
Congressman Robert S. Hale, of Elizabethtown,
n. Y, is staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. Stephen Preston, Haytien Minister at Wash.
ington, mas apartments at the Union Square Hotel.
Pere Hyacinth and his wife have by invitation
been making tour OF the Universities OF Holland.
The Hon. A. II. Stephens weighed seventy-two
pounds when he reached his home in Georgia
lately.
the MARQUIS of Ripon was lately installed, for
the nth time, as Grand Master OF the Frecmasona
OF England.
Ex-Governor Hoffman, with Mrs. and Miss Hofr.
man, and Colonel Robert Lenox Banks, are living
at Fischers Hotel, in London.
The Marquis de San Carlos. who arrived from
Havana in the steamship City or Havana on We'd
ncsday, is at the New York Hotel.
Captain Berry, OF Helena, Ark.-They buried him
in his boots alter Joe Marks had made some re.
marks against him with speaking pistol.
Since his failure to walk 500 miles in six days an
exchange calls him the "Great American Fzzler,n
and humorously advises him to "go Weston foot"
Prince Chancellor Bismarck speaking through
the North German Gazette. says he owes France
prominent consideration for her sympathy with
Arnm-darn-him.
Mr Charles L. X. Kortrignt, British Consul at
Philadelphia, arrived here in the steamship Rus.
sia, and is at the Brevoort House. He has been
visiting relatives in England on a leave of absence,
ana IS on his way to Philadelphia to resume the
duties OF his consulate.
Troy man careiessly left his false teeth on q
chair and they were swallowed by his dog. The
owner now regrets tnat he was not more liberal
in the purchase OF butcGers' scraps. The dog.
however, has not been we'll since the accident, and
Trojan Writings say he is yet teething.
The Dowager Duchess OF Leeds has lett by her
Will legacy or s5,0uo to Archbishop Manning
10000 to an orphanage in Sussex and other be-
quests to charities The bulk OF her property has
gone to the Marquis OF Caermarthen. the youthful
son and heir of the present Duke OF Leeds.
Captain Frank Browne, the comrade OF Colonel
Ellsworth, who avenged that onicer's murder by
killing Jackson. the hotel keeper. yesterday ar
rived p this city from ST. Louis. He Is on his way
to Mechanicsville to take part In the unveng OF
the monument at the birthplace OF Ellsworth.
Herr X. Won schozer, the German Minister to
WASHINGTON was a passenger on the Hamburg
steamship Pommerana, that sailed from here yes
terday Herr Won schlozer has leave OF absence
for seyera, months, and, in the meantime Baron
Won Bunson. VINO arrived here recently, viii act a.
Charge d'Anarcs at Washington.
The New York herald., 1874-05-22
Social Science.

The Social Science Association was again in
session yesterday. The meeting as will be
seen from our report, was we'll attended. The
discussion of the day followed upon paper
read by Professor Chandler, in which the
Professor gave brief description Of the
organization and working of the Health De-
partment in this city. According to the
Professor there are in the city some twenty
five thousand tenement houses, which contain
about one-half the population. Knowing
what tenement houses are as O general rule
the thought is fearful. Professor Chandler
amply justified the existence of the Board of
Health. It is quite manifest that the Board
of Health ought to be sustained and encour-
aged. Our tenement house system is perhaps
necessity, but it is most unquestionably
capable of great improvement While it ex-
lists, and while we are struggling towards o
better state of things, the Hellth Department
cannot be too earnestly encouraged to perse-
we're in the good work in which they are
engaged. The Social Science Association has
already done the public some service by lend
ing its aid to the movement inaugurated by
the HERALD in regard to steam lanes across
the Atlantic. Not always do learned associa-
tions prove themselves to be so much in SYM
cies of the age. In any attempt which
Professor Chandler may make to improve the
dwellings Of the poor he may count with con-
fidencc on the support of the intelligent press
of this city
The New York herald., 1874-05-22
other calamities In other parts Of the country
equally heartrending with that on Mill RiveE.
Henri Roche fort.

The arrival of the Communist leader at
San Francisco is announced by the telegraph.
He is said to be on his way to Europe, where
he will continue to war against the dynastic
factions in favor of the Republic, though he
will still continue an exile. Nothing could
we'll be more inconvenient for the French
authorities than the reappearance of this
restless politician in the political arena in the
present disturbed state of the popular mind
in France. Whatever may be thought of the
wisdom of Henri Rocheforts efforts to estab-
lish the Communal Republic there can be no
question of the courage and devotion he dis
played in pleading the cause of the people
under the Empire, and though the Communal
struggle undoubtedly injured for time the
cause of republicanism in France, it has
exercised restraining and most wholesome
influence on the reactionary factions. The
supporters of the sDivine right principle,
or white demagogues would ere now have
made an effort to restore Henri Cinq by
force, and with him all the obsolete and hate
full distinctions and expressions which he
represents had it not been for the spectre Of
the Commune which warned them to beware.
Henri Rochefort will probably seize the op-
portunity of his presence in America to ex-
plain the aim and objects of the Communal
struggle, which have been so much misunder-
stood and SO generally misrepresented in this
couptrv