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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-06-10
Temperance Mnss Meeting.

A meeting of Hawaiians aud foreigners was
held on Sunday last, June It'll, at HawaiahaO
Church, which was well attended Rev. Or.
Coau presided. The meeting was addressed by
the Hon. Mr. Kupahu member of the Legislative
Assembly from Hohala, Rev. Mr.. Eekoa. Messrs,
c. j. Lyons, II. l. Sheldon. Jas. E. Chamber
lain, and ). P. Green. The following resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, the use Of Intoxicating drinks in this
Kingdom, rs well as elsewhere is manifestly op-
posed TO the best interests OF the people and OF the
government, being productive OF poverty, crime,
disease and death; therefore,
Resolved That in the opinion Of this meeting, the
wisest and most patriotic course for our Legislature
TO pursue win be TO absolutely prohibit the mpor-
tatiou and sale Of all kinds Of Intoxicating drinks In
this Kingdom. Aud further
Rsso'rsd That this meeting Is of the opinion that
the licensing Of the distillalon OF spirits in these
Islands cannot be productive Of any good, but on
the contrary by increasing the means OF iutoxica-
tiou among US will, without doubt, tend to hasten
the destruction Of the Hawaiian people.
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Poor Excuse.

To he Editor q Tie GI-stts-
The f0IloEiug extract from the last 4frs77fiss7-,
contains oae Of The most astounding announce
zeuts to Be imagined The President Of the
legislative Assembly knows, and the Chairman
Of the COMMITTEES Who drew up the report ought
to have knoEn that the tenth article Of the French
Treaty Is as dead as Julius Cesar.
And if this Is 30. how caa that tenth article
Be erected as barricaie between the response
bilIty Of the legislative Assembly. and the honest
petitions Ct thousands Of His Majssty's most
worthy sgbjeets2
No. Mr. Editor, there Is 10 treaty in force IN
this Kingdom that prevents the legislative As
ssmbiy from passing much needed Ias to pro-
bibit the sale Of intoxicating drinks-
Estrass f1a tie legislative RsPart Psblhsa IN the P C.
As51-sia-, Jsae SEA
His Il Tie Attorney General from the Special
COMMITTEES OF the bill to prohibit the sale Of fnto1i
eating drinks, presented majority report, IS fol
lows.
Hon c. r BISHOP, R-s1 Ct he Le7itl-fise 4Esszsly.
sIR-Tour Committee TO whom vas referred bin
entitled ~Au act to suppress ali Intoxicating Il
qzorz,H most respectfully report consideration Of
the sane. and recommend the indefinite postpone
ueut Of the bil on the grounds and for the reason
that il Is in coutraTeriiou Of the stfpul1f1us Of Ar
tice 10 Of the french Treaty, Article Of the British
Treaty aud Article Of the Bremen Treaty
Also that the secoud section Of the proposed bill
is uuuecessarF there il existing statute upon
the sane subject And also that the repeal Of the
act approved on the Sd day Of August, ls52, viii
not repeal the compiled Penal Code, in which said
law Is re-euactsd-
r H STAELET, J. I DOTsETT,
C. & k4EASI, d. ". kAUE
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Proposed Purchase Of Harser at the NayiE"'
s,r I.Innda.

tor Islands
Representative Hourton has introduced bin into
Congress providing as follows; Ihatthe President BE-
authorized to enter into Negotiations for the purchase
Of al such harbor privileges. landing ground beach
property and lands in and adjoining the haseor Of
Panro Paneo Island Of ruiuils. IN the samoan Group
of the Polyuesian Islands ofthe South Pacific Ocean
and also all such other barber privileges and lands
On the Island Of Upolu said group. which may Be
required BY The Government Of the Untsd States Tor
the es,ablishmeu, Of naval and eoang statiou.
harbor Of refuge and for protection q the commercial
interests Of the United States Of America. and a.
supply station for the navy. pre- that the asgrr
gate Of lands 50 to be purchased shall not exceed TO-
eco acres and provided further that this Act shall
not be construed aathoriEc any Negotiations
for the political control Of such lands. aHd provided
further that said purchase shall be finally executed
directly with the native sovereign authorities Of said
islands and shall be secured % protect the Gov
eminent Of the United States in the sale aud exclusive
occupation. use and government Of said rights and
lands. with due regard for the proper and necessary
use Of the sane BY the natives Of said stands and
provided further that the sum TO be paid for such
privileges and lands shall not exceed the sum Of
Ss5O. 900.
The bill was referred 20 the Committee on Foreign
Affairs. which has bad under consideration Stcinbcr
gers report on the Navigator Islands It Is under
stood thut the Committee is opposed to steinber-crs
proposition, and the bill introduced above is ac
accordance with the original proposition Of the Navy
Department. The Committee will not report favor
ably the propositions heretofore offered BY the
company owning lands upoa the islands. and intends
act only far as the necessities Of the Government
demand attention.
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The c4ar,. Reception In England.


The great event in English society ia May. was
the arrival Of the Emperor Of Russia aud his Sou the
Duke Alexis. on arriving at Dover. he was received
with great display Of military and pomP. The
Ninth and Tenth Regiments. Fifth Fusiloors ROYAL
Artillery, and Kent militia, were drawn up az the
landing point. The Royal train, arriving with the
Prince Of Wales, the Dachess Of Edinburgh. and
Commander in Chief, backed up on the pier. The
Russian Imperial yacht. Deer Java. now approached
aud soon came up to the staging. The Emperor
stood the paddle-box in the uniform Of Russian
General, aud was loudly chscred Before landin. be
saw and recognized his daughter and smiugIy kissed
his hand 10 her. She went forward with the Prince
Of Wales, and the Gar landed. That moment an az
fccouate scene took place between father and daugh
ter. Salutes were next exchanged with the Engiish
party. The Grand Duke Alexander was present in
the uniform OF the Russian Navy. as also was the
Duke Of Edinburgh. The entire party then returned
to Salyon.
The Gar and party reached Buekingham Palace at
noon. Immense crowds lined the route Of the PRO
cession from Paddiugtou station to the palace The
Gar, Prince Of Wales. Grand Duks Alexis and ,bs
Duke Of Edinburgh occupied one carriage Prince
Arthur, Princess Of Wales aud Duchess Of Edinburgh.
another. The latter was ebeered vehemenily. be-
cause it has been understood lately that there IS Bit
terness between her and the Princess Of Wales in re
ton to the question Of rank.
The Times saws At the reception given by the
Czar yesterday 20 the diplomats corps be declared
the policy Of Russia 20 be 70 preserve peace on the
Continent. He hoped the principal governments of
Europe would be united in this purpose.
The Car went % Chiselhurst this morning Nav
49, 20 see the ex Empress EuEcuie This afternoon
be will visit the House of Commons. and in the even
ing the Crystal Palace, where 10 addition 90 special
concert, there viii be given a grand display 81 fire.
works.
The Gar ief Enrlsud Nav 81
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TEE AFFE0FutlIoN BILL has been discussed
aud has passed 90 its second reading as Far as the
end Of the Judiciary Department, With very few
changes iron the amounts appropriated IN the
previous bill. Oue or Two additions Of new items
have been made, and the total reductions are
quite uuimPortaat. The Assembly appears to
have adopted the rule Of making as few changes
IS possible. The salaries Of ministers, as usual.
create much talk. Whenever The Hawaiian Ma
tiOa eaB0o, afford TO pay its ministers sufficient
to enable them TO live deeeoJly and entertain as
they are expected to do, thea We had better re-
E1quish al attempts TO Keep up the appearance
Of being : civilized and independent people. The
Of Aneuea, E1giaud and France
receive about s.. 500 per aanGm, while Hawaiian
ministers get $ 600.
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His Ex. the Attorney General said tha,SiS,ooo vas
necessary to maintain Royal state less than that
would be insufficient. We have not asked anything
gor the Queen or for the PriRee
His Tx. W. L. Green explained the budget. He
was in favor at one time Of reducing the Kings salary
to SIS GEO. bat supported St5 coolest it should be an
excuse Tor an iaisermiaate reduction.
On motion the House passed the item At $4,000.
The following items were approved;
Hi, Msjcsty's Chamberlan aad Secretary 5000.
Her Majesty oa,en Emma $4,000.
Legislative and Privy Council. Sl5.Soo.
salary Of Chancellor and Chief Justice. $4,000.
Salary Of First Associate Justice, 5000.
Salary Of Second Associate Justice, 5000.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court. $1,000 On motion the
item was reduced to 5000.
Deputy CLERK Of the suprcne Court. 5000. On
motion the item passed At $500.
Interpreter Of Supreme and Police Courts. s. zoe.
Circait Judge Of Maui. 5000.
Circui; Judges Of Hawaii. s. coo.
Circuit Judges Of Kauai $1,000.
Police Judge Of Honolulu. reduced to - 900.
Police Judge Of Hilo, as amended. $1,000.
Police Judge Of Lahaina, as amended. $1,000.
District Judge Of Puma, $500.
District Judge Of Kau, $500.
District Judge Of North Kcaa $50.
District Judge Of South Kona. $3.50.
District Judge Of North Kohala, $500.
District Judge Of South Kohala. $500.
District Judge Of Hamakua. $500.
On motion the Committee rose and reported pro-
gress. Report accepted.
The member from Puma wished to have the ayes
and nays called, but the President decided that it
could not be done and that all talk on the subjeo,
then oat Of order. as there was motion before
the House to accept the report Of the Committee
whole
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The proposition which has been brouytt for
Hard TO vote permanent settlements 90 aged ard
EsA<hful pabhe officers Is N Itself q eommendable
ex4EiPs bat it shoald be eoupled with the proyiso
that The beneficiary should not al the same time
be the recipient Of any other emOlament. Two
Of the chiefs whom il was proposed to pension
have long served in the government, and there
car be nothing more honorable or prllseworihy
il any people than 70 provide FOR It's beneisetors
When old age prevents them from any logger
serving their couutry. In the case Of Gov. Ha-
nOa.-wby not Ie, him retain bis present Office
as l0ag as be continues as harmless as uow ! 10
ooeupying 1t, be will do less harm there than auy
one else possibly can.
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Tz1n1r.FIrsr D.. - 81. -

THIRTT-FIEsr DAT, June ssh, 1874.
Assembly net II the usual hour.
Hon Y EspoikAi in,rodGssd resolution that the
Couuissiouers Of Crown Lands report the amount q
income derived fFou the crown lands aud the honor
able gsuilsn1a made Ieagthy speech in favor Of the
resolution o. motion the resolution indssai,s-
u PostPonsd-
ORDER OF THE Oar.
The appropriated bill vas taken up II COMMITTEES
Of the whole, Hou. D. E1akaha in the Chair.
Tie 6-st item Il the bill vas ihsa Rad
His Majsstys PriFy Purse and Royal State sl5 900.
Hon 6 Eaai moved tia, It pass As il the bin.
Hon. ( Mikalsni moved that Il pass SO 600
Hou P T. Eoakauu moved tia, it pass At $50, 600.
he last motion vas pat AID lost, the mover alone
voting n it, favor.
long sissassisu followed ou this question
Hoa- Nsssrs. Eaai, Ahsls. Koakauu, Kakaui aud
the Minister Of Fiaales, spsks IN favor Of the item
Is II the bill
Hon Msssrs. Es-ahi. Eauai, Saakaua, and Hszpa
EPoEs N favor q rs51stisu.
Hon. c. r Bishop IPoEs II favor Of SO 900, bat IL
view Of the sEPesss Of surveying the crown lands FOX
the ys.-s he ~SsId vote far s5s,oos Aad 10
Esrc-
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rOcatiou Of the articles referred TO- and that they
ceased to form part Of the treaty, after the 18TH
Of April 1873 II so, then this government Is
free to enact whatever laws it may choose even
TO forbiddiug the importation and sale Of in.o1i-
raunr SHIRTS.
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hi, salary Of $ geo a year; Hoa. p HauPu spoke
in favor q $1,000. Pending The question. the eola-
,nistee rose and reported progress on the aPprcprA
ton bill. and asked leave 10 sit again On Wednesday,
Rspor, accepted and the House adjourned 'ii tomqr
row NJ 10 o'clock.
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Legislative Assembly.
Regular Biennial Session-1s74.
TuIHrIEra %. Juas l.h. -.

AaAAAAAAh AAAH 81 A+N AtAr AEt II
The Assembly met at the usual hour.
A petition was read from NHhau asking that the
sale Of all intoxicating drinks be prohibited
From KOloa, Kauai on great number Of subjects
from the ab0Gshing Of the reformstory school to
the exemption Of the tax on one horse for every old
man in the country. On motion this petition was
tabled.
Tie Special Committee the act to allow mort
gagged property to be sold withou, suit and decree
Of court. reported a slight amendment, and recon-
meuded the passage Of the bill as amended to engross
usnt. Report accepted.
Hon. D. H. Nahinu read for the first time three
bills to provide permanent settlements for Her Hga-
ness r. RselikOlani, His Ex. P. NahaoIeua aud His
E1 P Kauoa Of 81 200 year each. Passed to seeold
reading under the rules.
His Ex. the Attorney General gave notice Of a bill
in regard to the Water Works Of the City Of HououIu
Hon. c. r. Bishop read for the first time bill to
provide for the promotion Of agriculture and indus
trial pursuits in the public schools. On motion the
rules were suspended and the bill ordered to be print
ed.
A Communication from His NIujesty's Secretary to
the Minister Of the Interior with cheek for the sun
Of Szts65 as present for the lspeEs at Moloka the
amount bsiu. the half Of the money contributed as
gif,s during the Kings royal progress. Also ike
Communication was read By the Hon. c. R. Bishop,
donating the other half to the oaeea's Hospital
The Attorney General laid before the House copies
of his opinion on certain words in the Law in regard
to fisheries On motion It ordered to be printed.
0EDEE OF rHE DAY.
The act to prohibit the hiring Of prisoners to pr
va,e parties was read for the second time and taken
up in Committee Of the Whole, Hen. :. Ripi in the
Chair.
Hon Msssrs. Kaukaha, KaAi and Aholo spoke
agaius, the bill. After some further debate on mo
lion Of the Attorney General the Committee rose and
recommended the indefinite PostPoaeaent Of the bill.
Report accepted.
Hoa. 5. NJ Naukaua rad Tor the 6rst time bill
to provide for genealogical tree or list Of the Ha-
vaiiau Chiefs. That the King ApPoia; beard Of
ssasal0ssts whose business j; shall Be to seek cut
the line Of The ancient kings On motion the bill vas
rsie.ted.
The bill to provide that all government cheers that
visit foreign countries shall no, draw their salaries
While away zas rad the sseoad tine, aad passed to
engrossueut-
The act to amend Sec. I4TT Of the Civil Code in
regard 70 kouohiki rights vas read FOR the second
time, and On motion referred to special commit
tee.
The act to amend sec. 1913. to allow all persons
to practice laE before district, police and sireait
courts without license. vas Rad second time and
On motion vas inis6uiisly postponed.
The act to amend See. SIS q the Civil Code, pro
viiug ha, all articles braaghi into the country FOR
- -. - .t---L-z AL 49,. = f-.. ~ Srt- -
Rad the seeoud tine and OF motion Indefinitely
Postpozed-
House adjourned.
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THr Lrolsi,rrvk AssEYvlr bas been working

TIE LEGlsitrrys AssUslY has been working
very quietly the psst week. few or no Doisy
speeches having been made, and apparently The
greatest harmony existing. There are hints Of
OIL having been poured on the trOObled waters,
which. II true, has doubtless bad = wonderful
effect IN charming the elements which before
seemed 50 irreeoDeilable. There is no way 10
e016rn or disprOye these Sgly ramOrs. Until the
Lists Of tax assessors and collectors are made pub
lie, when If the names Of half the representatives
appear in them, every one can draw bis own
iufereness- =
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WrDNESD4Y JTNFlO

To-NokRow. june II, wili De observed as pub
lie hOhday7 1t Is called HANEHANEHA DAY, 10
bonOv>of the founder OF the dynasty Of that
srHs. and Of the establishment Of the HawaisS>
Kingdom.
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(Syseal


SrE NJ BEOrEEE.-l have received the letter BY
vhch your Majesty announces 70 ne the dsesAse Of
King Lzzalo en- 81 of February lass. snd that hav-
ing sssa sSessd BY the Legislative Asssably. in 49,
eordares with tie Constitution q the Kisgson. SOW
srvieu e he Hawaiian Islands, year Majesty has
assembled the rhrOzs ca TIE Isth Of he sane mouth.
Y0ur Majesty also informs ne thai IN view 81 ssssr-
ing the suceessiun 70 the Throne. you have chosen
rvrnsssIiy yoa- be5- yosr brother, His Royal
Highrsss Pri1ss WsLlias, Pits Lsleioboku.
j0iz II the feelings vheh ysgr Majesty expresses
and. assuring ygu Ct ny sincere desire 70 Strengthen
the b0ads q Friendship bStveez Cur States. take
tins 0PP0rtuni,y Oser you the expression Of the
high consideration AID iuvislabs attachment. with
which I AZ, Sir Nv Brother,
o. Year Majesty the good Brother,
lSisre5.1 LEoroLD.
Brussels. the gotk Arrii. lS14.
u dis Majesty KAlAxAVA,
kiag " the HswaiaHa Islands, HoaoIgig.
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Kiss q tie H.raii.z Islands. Hsaalala.


SlEE-T have reserved the letter, dated the 18th Of
Februa-y last. BY which youz Msjsssy has the kidd
ness aHaouneS to ne the 5scssss Of King LgsaIilo
ard year ovn accession &C The Throne Of he King
don CT TIE HAWAIIAN Islands. By tie election q the
Legislative Assembly e that KiHs5gR.
I take pleasure to soagratslase you On this high
marx q e1u6isnes VIII whch yea have inspired ne
electors, and sincerely wsh that y0ur eu5sGvCrs for
the happiness q the Hawaiian people, As vel a. for
the egzszzaHse e the Friendly relations between
States. nav Re croErs5 WIKI success. shall besides
With pleasure Eval myself Of every opportunity to
prove yen the perfect e11s5eraou and friendship,
With Which
Ian 0sY0gr Majesty the soOa Friend.
lSi-uei1 QscAR.
Al the Castle q St1ckh1Lz, e Nay, lS-&.
Tc Eis Majesty kArAKACA.
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Przrrr S-Ecc1 ArI1Ns-Ths regular E11la
e1n1s1-s Ct ne Government >hoCls - n Lsr-ct o.
Er-a Hc1otr1. Lslz-f q OahE- vi axe race ezriES
he ersuinE mona OF Tl-s. f1ilcws=
we-asstav, T-ns 11rt- AT Ruya >chocL
Friinr. gars rezh- pcEuSEina Girls >cElcL
curnr-N SCHOOLS
N--ssrs T-re go EE-1uzlili Ch--cl- 8 >cho,as.
rr-azEar- jane IL B-au-alLlls CE--ch >-ho1ls-
ue,insslav. kiEEaal11 Ch1rcns >-noclS
rhurSizy. June g. ksEaiaha1 Chlrch- SLOWS
ne sra-unz-ous utu oag-1 CcocS A n o. sa-ca
e z1s GAYS ahsvR rk-1e1-
ne rInlc r tuv1zet 60 azasr1
T1e awe >-hoois E- .s1uzz1s h vuca1cz fr1z ne
Garas ancrH rA-1ee I'll MC-tav. Angst D. lc-4. fru1
Whtch eHra q new VII beEt1-
b order q tie Bca-d Of Esi1ra1oz-
v JAs SNCrE, Sec-sz-y-
Eo1oi-lu, Nay - Is-L -
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TEE news from France indicates that the people
are restless and seek change TIE chef cause
Of complaint nov i the National Assembly,
which persists 10 continuing its term OF ofice
When the people demand its termination and the
slectioa Of ueE Legislature. The defeat Of the
ministry, followed b. its immediate resignation,
A0d the inability 10 select 1sw ministry which
shah w0rk II harmony EiJh the Assembly, al 60
to show the Instability Of the present govern
uent. Some think that it n0S needs bot the
presence Of the Empress and PrIoce Imperial IA
Paris to overtaru the whole fabric, and re-estab-
Iish the Empire as 1t vss- There Is, however,
large party in France Who favor and vii Only
consent TO the establishment Of eonsutuuoUal
rspabhc. Between these Two extremes the
Popglace Eavsr, ard when the crisis comes the
nation vii De again plunged ia political turmOll.
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We have here Royal Order Of Hamebameha,
originated during the reign OF Kamebameha v.
There are three grades in iG-Hnigbs COmpau-
iO1s, Knight Commanders, and Knights Of The
GSni CroSs. the last being he highest. In other
countries. memberships TO the Royal Orders are
bssy0Eed Is rewards Tor pGblic service or Tor acts
" distinguished merit, and they Oushtto be only
% here Among the list Published to-day there
Is pore more worJhiiy bestowed than that Of W.
= Parke Esq Who has for twenty-tour years, or
since 1850 held the responsible trust Of marshal,
and served under i've kings. To see the services
Of = faithful servant Ike bin rewarded 10 this or
any other public manner reflects honor to the
king who best0Es the gift, snd shows that MOI
arches at least are not ungratsf1l.
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rsrzs1AY, TIE ira cay o. June. the Cpzmzz0-a=or
puy q KEnshlnssa z. VII b. observed p1onc h0a
esy, 40 a. Ggveruu-sur oi-icss AL b. closed
". L Gzz1-S- Mister e he INTERIOR.
Esnriulu June s. rs-z
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wrrH q AE1r1 Evsry fanny % ra-usS 1ssrc1s
q r-uH aLhlv securely inves1E sal q Money
Eants u q the seven
q sIoo. $500 $500. and Sl-oeo. e2r1E lz1srsst a.
IT, rara q rsr csuE PER pay Abe
asued par Al Pers1s 1Fpty-1E t1r znelz a.
tha rreasz-y. f1r terms s tlaz
- was p NAEAcLE1rA- h1li1lsaer q Eillls,s-
pepa-r-snt q FIna1ce Aprl . tS74 - 81
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II 1AS plea-e- hs Aaess - A--e q -Fl1-- Nis II
esEen-y r & Szzzlzy Cgu-Eas1nsr Of Crcsu Lsats,
vac re Eou- 4. A. wI5szzz1, -ssigueG
Hcr1iz11. June .. 1874 81
o. the es-a q MAJ s- II pleased Messy confer
s-=a-zou q Enrht G-znz Cruss tis E1ga- Order
q Eanshazlsha L uPc1 he t1lgwtag gszEsusns
E e Charles Eanalna-
Hon Charles 4 BsshuP,
Ec1- E1h- q. Deems
Hon ArrhhalE : CLsehcrn-
AZ -a s-1e --s Es Messy pleased . eraser ire
sls-iac11l Ct kneht Coz1zz-azr Ct saz Order upoa-
Eou- Hermann A. Wi,isnlGzrr
Ec-- J. Mc-s Sz-i-h,
Hon Pa-I karoa
Ans az ne sane ss- Ezsuss pleased rs NLatesSy
ccnFar upcr-
Ecr- Theodore C. EsucS.
Hr- WA HE-sc-anE-
Eou- WIzz-- L NoehCula.
Hcr- Et~a-u Il BCyt,
wuaa C. F4rss- ESQ and
CO. wElz-- F. Alsn.
he tls1-cz1u q Ezishss Cczspanicn 0f ire Greer
IoEN o. posrS1s. secrss1-y Ct ths Orssr-
A1lclazi Ec1se. Iu1e s. 1874. 81