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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-10

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IKE following additional subscriptions to the
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SUGARS,

GRAHAM FLOUR AND DAT MEAL.
y 4. Smith Co.'s Graham Flour snd OrUshs-
NGsat, direct from their mill in Brooklyn every
week: tresh Dat Meal ia bulk; Gsnuine Scotch
Ust nesl In pound packages; Genuine Irish o.
Meal, from the alter Gate Mills in lelb Tin cans
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Georgetown Advertisement.

u.s. SOCIAL TEA GAFHERISG 81 GRACE
10y e, Hn !, hOH' High stree, Gslrss;oSn. d y
IO-nt1nE. Az o slsck. Nc. q sc Errr ~
consented 10 repeat his 4 mic se.f..-i>'s 80
songs. AdTnittsucs IS ceuts.
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Une ton OF Genuine EeW York Goshen Butter
Just arrived, which We offer wholesale and retail.
AlSo, Just received, 400 dcze2 CANNED GOODS.
Nnlon we VII sell dsiag The early part Of the
son 81 extremely lSE rates
=, Pure impor I'd CUBA HONEY, By the galion-s
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NEVER GIVE UP THE sEIP.-Dr, Bulls
Cough Syrup may cure you, as 10 has done
others. 1t costs little, aud can never harm.
Price, Is cents.
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SATURDAY, APRIL Is,
at lOk O'Clock. at the saIesrooms

CIlhInDcfH NHHut
0ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. removed from
private city residence for convenience Of SALE comprising
Velvet and Brussels Carpets gilt frame and french plate
pier and mantel Mrrors rosewood farl0r suits in Grim
son sann brocatel and various colored reps black val
Eeree carved black walnut Bcdsteads, Bureaus, Wash
Stands Commodes, Lounges, Rockers Easy Chairs Din
Ing Extension Tables Hall stands heavy br0cate Win
now Curtains painted and enamelled Cottage suits hair
and spring Mattresses feather Bolsters and Pillows,
Crockery Glass Silver Plated Ware Office Furniture, &c.
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THIS DAY (FRIDAYl xApR1L ~,
is'SSS 'ei F5vs!S
ns6sk ssysSNk Noess; EIHs1sF ShASS
gIc vEAHE p5SF
EPIANO, MADE BY q. II. BARMORE; moque.t e vel
1na snred 20
walnut Centre and Side Tables ebony and gilt Reoep-
Srrors Jardnere sronzes carved back walnut Bed
tteade Armore -Glace and Conmodes en- suite; Pick
nut Dining Exiension Table Unable Top BUFFET, best
cured hair Mattresses feather Bosers and Pillows Bed
Ware cO an ann aa
Stand and Chairs decorated China Vases, ilne Ensrsy
s''''' A'@ %als s SS7 SalDAp; Apsu Ist
No. West lwentyninth street, between Broadway and
Filth avenue,
OF ELEGANT HoUsEhoLD FURNITURE, MADE TO
ORDER By sT o noTIiG c s MXkE AND OTHER
comprising rich administer; velvet and Brusels Car
ara II a
side Tables Etageres Griffen Paynes secretary Bed
s Cases and tan
.Bedsteads Bureaus Washstanis and Commodes Mir.
holsters and Pillows, &c !, Also spu
consisting OF Sheets Pilowcases Comforers Blankets
CounterpaneA &C. DC,
SATURDAY, APRIL zs
vt O'clock AZ private residence No 50 West' Twenty
street. 6sEeap snd sFh
MADE TO ORDER 5 ST SOLOMON HART AND
HEAVY cURrAINl, MIRRoRs, &C.,
pomprisinx rich carved rosewood Suit in satin with gilt
mounting Centre liable e match; heavy crimson bro
Girrors moasrn Oil Paintings. fine line Engraving,
carved black walnut Bedsteads Bureaus, Armore ana
0 In Slack ana
suits black walnut Dining RoS% su Sass
new; Kitchen Ware, &C.. &c.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUcrI0NEER
Elegant Household Furniture.
Fine Pier and Mantel Mirrors &c., &C.

E. II. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction on Mon
day, April ~ 1874 at Il O'Clock. A. IL. at the priya 70
residence No III West Thirty third street. Fifth
nue. tine assortment OF handsome Parior Dining Room
and Bedroom suits; tuted Parlor Suis carved black
black walnut Bookcases Pier and Maate Mirrors. oak
Amolres Cace, elegant rosewood Grand Panoforte,
fine Paintings copies and cartoon Raphael
cravings, &C. CURED maple bedroom suits, Bureaus &C.
DC. Mattresses, Bostors Pillows, fine Carpets, DC with
assortment OF Kitchen Utensils, &C. with which
the sale will commence.
Catalogues NO. Pine street.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

(NLOsING OUT SALE (AN IMPORTERS STOCK, OF
~ fine China and Porcelain Goods at No 56 Murray
TO be had at great bargains to be closed this month
dealers and housekecpers will do well to call early and
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL a. l874-rR1PLE SHEET


SALES AT AUCTION.
HENRY B. HERrs. AUcrioHEER.
GRAND CENTRAL sALRsRooMs sss BROADWAY
TRUSTEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
OF THE ENTIRE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
OF THE ST. JAMES HOTEL
BROADWAY, ooRNER TwENTysIxTH STREET.
ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
APRIL "a . AND y, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
received 'n'i Hr T. T. 'i FROST TRUSTEE
auction by order OF the Bankruptcy
popular and Well known hotel which was furnished and
rvs ~
rs 81 ss Of the n &
i XII e rxn toa oFHRs the attention OF HOTEL
The # part Hs
MANTEL MIRRORS. PIANOS, .ETAGEREs, AC;
HkSS AN6 R Rhs c AZ kESgh pEy
ENE MIEgr FEp AsP HAZE
ALSO OTIS PATENT ELEVATOR coxPLErE
STEAM ENGINE. BOILER, LAUNDRY FITTINGS &C.
ig 81 s1ss sfa asS s & iHs ssssn
Chandeliers and Gas fixtures patent Xunnsistor Heat
ing AppaEstus &C. together with Al he Kitchen and
any hotel In the city.
WINES VIM LI9U I.q AND HOTEL sTOEEs, ELEVATOR,
DRYING ROOM KiTcHlN. A &C. 49,
ON SATURDAY THE w asr Il i issr AT 10 O'CLOCK
Catalogues viii be ready on Monday next and can be
had e the office Of The Aucio9eer 65 Broadway at
and tuesday. 7 .
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NEwsPAPER, MAGAZINE AND PAMPHLET COM
IN positionNew type and mat erlal; low prices. For
estimates address NEWSPAPERS, box 400 Herald ONCE.
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%06 l(O WORTH At AUCTION sALE-Ar rnI,

%Ch 0(lC WORTH At AUCTION sALE-AT PRI.
VACsOOO yate residence 100 West sd street, THIS
Friday) AFTERNOON, commencing at O'Clock.
oyer yAnuw worth OF elegant Household Furniture
Cnickerng Son Pianoforte. tour rich Parl0r Suits
covered in satin and reps Ktagere centre TABLE, Mir
rors Carpets Curtains Paintings, Bronzes. Bookcase,
Secretsry books &C Sedroom suits Mattresses
Furniture. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer NJ r.
Also team Horses, Harness and Wagon, $1,000
Blankets Robes, &C. will be sold at auction O'clock
Can be bought private before O'Clock
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EYES AND EARS.

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN kYES-I r.. DAVIS IN.
ventor and only maker OF tine improved Artihcia!
correct imitation OF nature in the world. lN East Fiji
teenth street, between Third and Fourth avenues
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DENTISTRY.

A FULL SETT Is %; GUM TEETH $40, SINGLE
"A 81; warranted extracting with gas SOC silver
filings bOc Examine specimens at 26I sixth avenue
Established 1851 Remember 282
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER.
W.. ny virtue Of an execution will sell on this day
April "A, at lo% o'clock, at the auction rooms 50 New
BPowery lot St Blank Books and stationery Biottng
a. O'clock at 80 New Bowery the complete Fixtures
OF Liquor Store removed convenience of sale also
nall chests Of fine English Breakfast Tea cases OF fine
Salad Salad on boxes o. Worcestershire sauce boxes ~
cloth, Bookcase nice Fixtures; also lot Mattresses
Spring Beds, &c.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

THOMAS GAFFNEY. AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE ia
the entire Fsfnsuis Of the three and
and three ply ingram Carpets OilcIotts and general
assortment OF Household Furniture and cooking Uten
aiia &c - ~~~>-'~ -
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FExECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL PROP
II orty at auction-The Fairfield House and Grounds
ksbout OF an scre, Fairfield Conn about
peaside summer resort will be sold at auction the
premises Thursday, April 80 ats NJ FOR particulars
INQUIRE Of GROVER CLEVELAND, Buffalo. N. Y, w. W.
STEPHENSON, 2H Broadway, New York, Executors, or
of ". Q. MARSH, Auctioneer, Bridgeport Conn.
fQENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
III Late Henry II. Leeds Il Miner.)
Salesrooms IS Chambers and az Reade street,
BY HENRY D. MINER,
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ID FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL a. 1871
BENEFIT OF MIR. j. u. LITTLR.
A change or programme.
The great Sensation Drama OF
OLD SiIEUiH
\ M TIL E DETECTIVE.
Revival OF the popular Drama Of
JACK SHEPrARD.
GOOD NIGHTS REST.
MISS MAZZURA CLARK
in a SONG and DANCE.
NIGHT IN A STRANGE HOTEL.
SATURDAY EVENING. BENEFIT OF
MISS LIZZIE CAMPBELL.
The above excellent bill repeated on Monday.
The favOre tor Mr.. Il. EDDY. will appear round
t of favorito dramas.
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i tnrers:--A German engineer furnishes all the
drauehts for the latest rotary grinding and polishing
foundations and buildings About 80 Of these
at work IN Europe. The machine can finish is
square feet hours SIX horse power required Price
OF machine $fsOl Price OF the draughts and desc
Messrs Haasensten voscrs Advertising Agency, Co.
logne on Rhine
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ID Salesroom IS East 18th street. near Broadway.
Rich and choice Household Furniture. rosewood
[ianS Phsan Coiender caTrom BiIliard Table. &c.
between Eighth and Ninth avenues Friday April "a,
et O'Clock, elegant black walnut and gilt Paror suit
10 0rtmsOn silk and slip superb gt French
Rlate Fer S Mirror and Cornices real lace Curtains
Rets, rosewood Phelan 4 Collender carrom Billiard
Gable, complete and almost new; fine rosewood Piano,
octave Library BOOKCASE Turkish Suit black
SSnut Chamber SUITS best hair Mattresses Bostcrs and
Extension Table, rich Buffet and Chairs sute China
and cut Glass Ware-an furnished to order year
Btnco and fine condition
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ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH INST, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Catalogues will be ready on Monday next and can be
had at the office OF the Auconeer. $50 Broadway at
the Hotel which will be open for inspection ON Monday
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IT H. JENKINS 4 CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o5
81. BleecKer street, will sell, Saturday, April rs at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. an assortmcnt OF Furniture, Bedding.
A. H. EhRIIsH, City Marshal
Also q lot of unredeemed Pledges Particulars to-
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PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS. &C.

TT UNION 6QUARE-HAiNES BROTHERS WILL
oler their fine assortmen OF first cass Pianotortes
at prices which cannot fail TO suit the times New Pianos
to rent and applied toward purchase il desired Old
Pianos taken in exchange
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l. Il II T K r 8
LIE II T X RS
ID EMANING IN WELLS, FARGO / cos
IL Office June Is, 1874
Married.

In Phoebe, June Is, 1874, by j. b. Van Hagen,
Justice Of the Peace, Jules Abrahsmson to Miss
Esther Davis.
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free liquor bill had been signally de-
feated.
An eight and nine hour bill is employ
ing the attention of the Assembly.
San Francisco. June 15.-The steamer
Prince Alfred, Of the Victoria Line, COM
manded by F. G. Sholl, struck on Dux-
bury reaf, at the entrance of Bolinas Bay,
yesterday morning, during the preva-
lence of dense fog, making breach In
her middle compartment OF about two
feet square. The fires were extinguished
by the leak, and soon after the steamer
was driven on the rocks little north of
Portland Cove, where she filled and sunk
at half past two in the afternoon. The
passengers, crew, mail and treasure were
all saved, but the cargo and steamer
were a total loss. The steamer was
valued at 100000 and was fully insured
The cargo was valued at 100000.
The charge Of assault and battery pre-.
ferred against Mike H. De Young by
Gaskill Stein, newsboy, was dismissed
by the Police Court.
Phillip Falk was up before the Fourth
District Court to-day on a motion to dis
charge the order of arrest for perjury.
The case was continued until tomorrow
and an order made requiring Falk to pro-
duce the books Of the company in Court.
The steamer Great Republic arrived
from China to-day.
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Eastern Dispatches.

WASHINGTON. June IA The House
Committee on Territories have agreed to
report bill defining the qualifications Of
Delegates. The Delegate shall be 25
years of age; a resident for seven years
in the Territory which he is chosen to
represent, and further that no person
guilty of bipmy or polygamy shall be
allowed to represent any Territory in
Congress.
The Senate has passed the House bill
to authorize the Secretary of War to
ascertain the amount of expense incurred
by the States of Oregon and California
in supervising Indian hostilities in 1872
and 1873
In the Senate to-day Kelly, of Oregon,
gave notice that after the Postoffice bill
should be disposed of he would ask the
Senate to consider the bill to provide for
the construction of the Portland, Dalles
and Salt Lake Railroad and Telegraph
Line.
Edmunds, of Vermont, gave notice
that he would object to it,
ST. PAUL, June l3.-The hearing was
commenced yesterday against the st.
Paul and Pacific Railroad Company, on
the application for receiver. 1t being
claimed that the road is insolvent and
that the managers have diverted the
funds from their proper channels. The
directors deny all the material allega-
tions, and it is believed receiver will
not be appointed. The Dutch bond
holders are the instigators Of the suit.
The respondents say if this hostile atti-
tude is persisted in, the road and ali
parties interested will suffer.
SAVANNAH, June 10. - The steamer
Rover grounded off the Dobery on the
It'll inst. Five persons were drowned,
and the rest made raft and were res
cued after four days.
PHILADELPHIA, June l3.-The Louis
lana Delegation addressed the citizens
here to-day in behalf Of the sufferers by
the overflow of the Mississippi. The
subject OF raising funds was referred to
the Managers of the Chamber of Com
merce.
BINGHAMpToN, N. Y, June 3O.-Wm.
McDougal, member Of the Canadian
Parliament, was arrested here to-day on
q charge Of perjury in lumber suit.
PIrTsBURa, June 49, The Chinese at
Beaver Falls revolted against their
Superintendent because he refused to
distribute rice to them. They attacked
him with knives and pistols, but were
Quilted by the police, who knocked q
number of them down, and with the
assistance OF citizens, arrested twelve Of
the ring-leaders.
ALBANY, June ia flood in Pratt
vile, Green county, has carried away
houses and barns, and caused the death
Of one person,
New ORLEANS, June 13.-The levee
convention met to-day. Delegates being
present from all of the overflowed dis
tricts in Louisiana. A committee wal
appointed to visit Washington and 30
licit aid in rebuilding the levees.
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Foreign N ews.

PARIS, June 13.-Tha measures adopt
ed by the government to prevent repe-
tition to-day Of the scenes of yesterday
and Thursday at the Western depot on
the occasion of the departure Of the
deputies train, proved effectual. De St.
Croi1 was brought before the Police
Court to-day for assaulting Gambetta,
and was sentenced to six months impris-
onment and to pay fine Of 200 francs,
also to pay the costs OF trial. He de-
clined legal assistance. The other RIO
tiers arrested on Thursday were sent to
prison for terms varying from a week to
a month.
In the Assembly General De Cissey,
Minister of War, introduced bill modi-
flying the regulations for the mobiliza-
ton Of the army, in the case of the
breaking out of war.
PANAMA, June 13.-The wealthy fami-
lies of Lima are excited over the failure
of Julian Sasacondia. the unfortunate
Spectator to whom they entrusted their
money without security. His liabilities
are $25, 900, 900, one third covered by his
assets.
The Chill bankers have been bitten by
forged drafts sold to the Valparaiso bank
to the amount of G32, 900 by an Ameri-
can, A. G. Wendell, son Of DR.. Wendell,
of New York.
ROME, June 13.-It is stated in diplo-
matte circles that England has offered
her services in adjusting the differences
between Brazil and the Argentine Re-
public.
The American pilgrims assured Car
dinal Borrameo that on their return they
would advocate the organization of a
regular pilgrimage to Rome. The pill
grims purchased an immense number Of
photographs Of the Pope.
BERLIN, June l3.-Baron Won Del
Heydt, formerly Minister of War, ii
| dead
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protest against the criticisms on the Pres
ident yesterday.
CHICAGO. June -. A Washington
special says the President this afternoon
accepted the resignation OF Assistant sec
rotary Sawyer. but did not designate his
successor. The efforts OF Sawyer to Sc
cure the signatures Of Senators to paper
asking for his retention, does not seem
to have any effect =,
SAN FRiNc1sco, June l2.-The sum of
5000 was sent from this city to-day to
the Mayor of New Orleans, for the Louis
lana sufferers.
John Mckay, first officer OF the
schooner Alice, was knocked overheard
on June Sd, near Point Conception, and
drowned.
A man whose name is given as Muir
ply, tried to kill himself to-day by hang
ing. He fixed rope around his neck
and fastened it to beam and swung of.
A woman discovered him and cut the
rope, and the fellow fell senseless to the
ground. She summoned an officer, and
he was taken to the City Prison for sur
gical aid and safe keeping.
San DIEGO, CAL, June l2.-The U. ..
steamer Saranac arrived in port this fore
noon from Panama, May 2lst. She
bears the penant Of Rear-Admiral j. j.
Strong. She will remain here several
days to coal and provision.
PRESCOTT, A. T., June II .-Lieutenant
Heyl, of the 23d Infantry, on the 9th,
killed four bucks and captured seven
| squaws and two children; only one war
rior escaped. The Indians were found
on q little mesa, among the foothills OF
Sierra Anchia, about six miles east OF
Tonts Creek. This officer also destroyed
a large quantity of mescal and other pro.
visions which the renegades had provided
for their winter supplies.
The order OF the transfer Of the Fifth
Cavalry from Arizona to Kansas, and OF
the Sixth Regiment from Kansas to the
latter place was telegraphed to headquar.
tiers yesterday. The regiments are to
march across the continent; but the sick
and laundresses of the Fifth Regiment
together with the baggage, are to be
shipped via the Gulf of California to Sar
Francisco, and thence by rail to New
Station.
YREKA, CAL, june 12.-Hugh C!awson,
who was arrested by Sheriff Riley in Sar
Francisco and brought here on a charge
Of grand larceny, broke Jail yesterday
and made his escape to the mountains.
SALEM, Or, June IA burglar en-
tered the house of John Smith, in this
city. last night, and stole tin box con
tanning q small amount Of money. II,
was discovered and pursued by Mr.
Smith, who chased him short distance
and as he was just in the act OF catching
him, the man wheeled suddenly and fired
at Smith, inflicting terrible wound il
the thigh. The burglar escaped.
1T is rumored that crusade agains
the saloons is to be inaugurated here OF
Monday in force. The praying League
arrived from Portland to-day and meet
ing is called for tonight at the Baptis
Church.
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Pacific Coast.

SALT LAKE, June AT is understood
that Brigham has abandoned the attempt
to establish his Order Of Enoch in this
city. The effort to consolidate and save
the ward organizations by forming one
branch is now stated to be signal
failure.
A shooting ARRAY occurred at Alta,
Little Cottonwood, last night. 1t is a
case of mine jumping, in which John
Young and Freeman Davenport were
badly wounded.
Ann Eliza Young is about to return to
Salt Lake, and after short stay will
proceed upon lecturing tour to Nevada
and California.
SAN Francisco, June 13.-The Pacific
Mail steamer Japan sailed at noon to-
day for Yokohama and Hong Kong, car
rying Is cabin passengers and 21S steer
age passengers; $40 tons of freight, and
$425, 900 in treasure.
A dispatch from Portland, received
this evening, announces that the entire
Democratic State ticket has been elected.
In the Senate there are II Republicans,
90 Democrats and 90 Independents.
Jack Brannan, rough Of this city,
was shot and MORALLY wounded to-day
at Virginia City, by Gus Bolts.
The Sydney Herald Of May 9, says
that the rival mail established by this
colony does not compare so unfavorably
with the delivery Of our mail here pei
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
steamers, though the time Of transmits
sion between England and San Francis
co invariably exceeds what it ought tc
take. When this is remedied by thu
London postoffice authorities. and steam
srs built especially for the Trans-P Pacific
line are running. it is expected to prov,
as successful as mail route as it has fo
passengers.
The Inter-colonial exhibition which
closed recently, was in some features
the most successful ever held here. Tn,
improvement in stock exhibition wa
very marked.
From New leland intelligence come
of dead look which has arizen in th
Colonial Legislature, on the question o
the educational bill.
/
The ship Durham has been wrecked
The Captain and crew made their va,
to Papetee, a distance Of over 700 mile
in an open boat.
The census returns, most of whicl
are now in. show Q large increase in tn
population Of the colony. o..
The Honolulu Commercial Advertise
gives the following changes in the Havs
lin Cabinet: Mahaolelea, as Minister o
Finance; W. L. Green, Minister of tn
Interior; A. D. uterine. Minister O
Foreign Relations, and R. H. Stanley
Attorney General. The announcement
Of the retirement Of Msssss. Hartwel
and windsrman from the cabinet ha
been received with universal regret.
The temperance crusade is becominI
active, and . bill has been introduced Il
the Assembly to prohibit the sale an
manufacture Of intoxissting drink. 1
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A FEW days ago telegram came from
Warrington that the Syndicate matters
and the appointment of the house Of
Henry Clewes Il Co. as the financial
agents Of the United States in Europe
we're to be investigated. Since then
nothing has been heard Of the inquiry.
We suppose it was squslched, as the
skirts of some Washington magnates
might be shown to be not very clean.
This Is more than likely, as the exact
state Of the accounts between the bank
rupt house of Clewes & Co. and the
United States has never been ventilated
What . comment it 10 on Grants judg-
nent and foresight thas he took away
the agency from the Barring Bros. & Co.
house of assured stability and world
vide reputation, and gave il TO IN OBJ
SQUIRE shin-plaster Arm, that in spite OF
the prestige thus afforded 1t, became
bankrupt in year o. two.
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AT about 10 O'Clock this morning. Jas.
Curtis committed suicide at the Veran-
dab hotel. Charles Robe, the propris-
tor, found Curtis lying PROSTATE with
his throat cut from ear to ear, and well
tering in gore. By his side lay an open
razor, underneath the handle of which
were the imprints Of the fingers of the
deceased. Mania potu is assigned as
the cause of the rash act. Curtis arrived
here from Phoebe in May last. About 10
days ago he lost his position as day
Waterman at the Sapphire mill in Lower
Gold Hill, since which time he drank
heavily. The last time he was seen alive
was yesterday noon.-[Gold Hill News,
18th.