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AN ACT

MAKING SPECIFIC APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE USE OF THE
GOVERNMENT DURING THE TWO YEARS, WHICH WILL END
WITH THE THIRTY-FIRsT DAY OF MARCH, IN THE YEAR
ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND sEvENTY-sLX.
BE IL En- Icted by the King and the Legislative Assembly
of the RaIrdiian Islands, in the Legislature Of the King
dom assembled
Section j. The following sums, amounting to Nine Hundred
and seventy six Thousand Three Hundred and Three Dollars
and Eighty-seven Cents, are hereby appropriated out of sny
money in the Treasury for the service Of the Biennial Fiscal
Period, commencing with April LIST, 1874, and ending with
March 3lst, 1876, viz:
CIVIL LIST.
His Majesty's Privy Purse and Royal State. ........$45,o0 900
His ROYAL Highness Prince Leleiohoku. 5000
Ills Majesty's Chamberlain and Secretary ........... 5000
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

XXTHEREAS THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
w been duly appointed Administrator pro ten. o. the
Estate OF SILAS CHANDLER, OF Waikiki, Maui, deceased,
hereby gives notice 10 all persons having claims against the
said 5las Chandler, to present the same. properly authentI-
Gated. within six months from date, or they will be forever
barred and all persons indebted to The said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate pas ment TO the undersigned at bis
residence al Waikiki, Maui.
JAMES BAKER.
Administrator pro TEN. Of the Estate OF Sias Chandler.
Waikiki, Maui, July IS. 1874. jy25
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

Holm y. s. SA MUELC l.
- doing business in Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. under the
firm name and style Of WALKER r ALLEN, having this day
by assent Of a majority Of their creditors executed and deiv-
cred 10 the undersigned a deed Of assignment OF all their prop
erty for the benefit Of their creditors, all persons having
claims against the said firm Of WALKER a. ALLEN, or the
said John =. Walker, or Samuel G. Alien, are hereby requested
to present the same forthwith at the Office Of the undersigned
IN said Honolulu, aud all persons indebted 10 said firm Of
WALKER X ALLEN, or TO the said John s. walker, OF
Samuel q. Allen, are hereby requested to make payment
thereof to the undersigned At his said Office without delay.
EDWARD p. ADAMS,
Assignee % Walker 4 Allen.
Honolulu, II. l. June s, 1874. jyIB In
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JONI mEROIAL.
FRIDAY, JULY 81. 1874.

- u IsIE-
'rnSas rom foreign ports have been, The American
W. snip hidntEht on the 18th, from san Francisco. 2sh.
nrU'a steamer Naegugor, FEN sydssyi and TO-DAY. the
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The AcHENEsE WAR-The following telegram
was received in New York. June Ssth
a letter from Of the coast Of Sumatra. dated
April 18th. states that the Achenese. on the NIGHT
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C OF BIG WATcH

NO. GO FORT STREET.
At he office formerly occupied By Dir. Cirnnins,
N eW Watch Makers Shopl
ON r.. &. kIBBY HAVING HAD MANY
USEA years experience in Watch JObbing In all It's branches,
Va soiicits a share Of the patronage Of the citizens Of
this Kingdom; dne work bein a speciality. aud satisfaction
guaranteed In all cases. Being associated with Mr.. " SMITH
for General Jobbing purposes, we are prepared q do Silver
Plating on old work, both on German Silver or Britannia, which
can be made as good as new, and at very much less price.
Win also repair Music Boxes and Sewing Machines, manufac-
ture Canes, Emblems, Set Shells In Gold, Silver, &C, Ia short.
will mend any small thing that is broken in Gold, Silver,
Brass. Steel, or Ivory.
4s KIRBY 4 SMITH.
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n, HACKEELD g. Co.
OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
NOW LANDING
-EX-
A r r. c. WYLIE
It's DAYS FROM BREMEN.

li5 DAYS FROM BREMEN.
Pink Pad Prints. Fancy Prints. #A .t1
Dark Fancy Prints. Shawl Pattern Prints,
Chintz Prints. White and Black Prints,
Turkey Red Cotton, Assortment White COttOns.
Assortment of Brown COttOns. Blue eOttOns,
Brown Cotton Drill, Blue Cotton Drill,
Heavy Blue Denims, Hickory Stripes.
Blue and White Tickings,
Blue Twilled Saxony Flannel, Black CObOurgs.
Black Silk Alpacas. Waterproof Tweeds,
Linen sheeting, Cotton ~sheeting,
Wooden Blankets, Brown Cotton Socks.
Ladies' White Stockings, Mosquito Netting,
Victoria Lawns. Linen Handkerchief.
Silk Handkerchief. Cotton Huck. Towels,
Black and Fancy Silk Neckties.
Black and colored French Merinoes,
Lace shawls. Linen and Cotton Thread,
Patent Thread on cards.
Fine Cloths and Cashmeres for Coats and Pants,
Fine Black French Serge,
Bedford Cord, Twilled silesias, -
Twilled Cambria. heavy Canvas for Lining,
Assortment of Burlaps, Sail Irvine.
Fine Assortment of Clothing.
a] - .L1
English Saddles. French CalfskiDs.
Lubin's Extracts, Eau de Cologne,
Maeassar Oil, Fancy Soaps.
Black Jet and Fancy Ornaments,
Necklaces, Crosses, &c., India Rubber Balls.
Fine Scissors. Common Scissors, Sheep Shears.
Pen and Pocket Knives,
Coco Handled Butcher Knives,
Charcoal Box Irons, Timed Lanterns,
Galvanized Iron Washing Tubs,
Galv. Iron Buckets, Galv. Iron Pipe. ! & IL in.
Saucepans, Spurs, Hoop Iron, Rivets,
Yellow Metal sheathing, Composition Nails.
Toilette Mirrors, Feather busters,
Harmonious, Accordeons, Gold Borders.
Gun Powder, Market Baskets,
Wrapping Paper, Nuremberg Toys,
Tumblers, Polar Oil, Caustic Soda,
Portland Cement, Flagg Stones. States,
Fire Bricks. Pipe Clay.
Hubbuck's Linseed Oil,
Hubbuck's White Zinc Paint.
Black and Green Paints, Red lead.
A full assortment OF German, French and Eng
lish Groceries,
Liebig's Extract of Meat, Candles.
Castor Oil. EPSON Salts,
Tar and Pitch, COrdage, COrks,
Empty Petroleum Tierces,
Empty Syrup Tierces.
Assorted Clarets, Rhine Wine.
Boutelleau's Cognac. l to 4 diamonds,
German Ale, quarts and pints;
Jefrey's Ale, do. do.
Jefrey's Stout, do. do.
Lager Beer, do. do.
Bavarian Beer, do. do.
Genuine Hollands Gin,
Alcohol in l gallon demijohn.
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tn RR let

- THETwO FINE CAPACIOUs STORES
"a ia the Charlton Wharf Premises. POr particulars
- Jul3 apply 70 GODFREY RnODEs
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TO LET

- A COTTAGE ADJOINING THE coll
IA lege Building at Punahou. Good accommodations for
G4I a large family. Carriage House, etc, water laid on.
II has = large yard. For further particulars. apply TO
my23 8. N. CASTLE. o.
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TO LET OR LEASE
- THOSE DESIRABLE PR ON
IN Alakea Street, formerly occupied by A. y. BRICK
fI4H J. p. LEMON.
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RESIDENTS OF HOMO
FOR SALE OR TO LETT

- iii HOUSE AND PREMISES LATE
"a LY occupied by Rev. J. %. Paris, situated near Puma
iva J. D. PARIS or 8. n. DOLE.
, 1874-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS.


A meeting Of parties Interested in tho organ
ization Of tho Co-operatiyo Temperance Asso-
citation was held yesterday evening, at No. ITO
East Adams street. Tho attendance was quito
small. h1r. II. G. Kelly occupied the olair, and
read md explained the constitution to those who
had not previously been present. Several now
members siguod their names, and the nombor-
ship was increased to o total Of twenty-five.
The proceedings nero in the nature ct IN in-
formal tnlk, and there was general expression
a view to oxplnining tho objects Of tho Abaooin-
ton. and ewelling the membership to tho 500
requisite before cooperative store can bo
established. 1t WIS voted to appoint commit
too to arrange for mass-meetiug, to bo hold
within three weeks, and also for two or three
preliminary .noetlnga. No other businoBs OF
public interest waB transacted. and the Assucia-
tion adjourned until Thursday evening, at tho
came place.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
4 meeting Of tho Indies OF tho Wabash Avenue
III. Z. Church WaB held Wednesday, evening, at
which timo Homo Society WAS formed to labor
in the temperance cause. The Society will hold
it's first scBson this afternoon ut oclock in tho
church, for consultation and prayer. All tho
lttlios Of the South Sida Interested III the work
are iuyitod to attond.
THE ORDINANCE.
As is stated elsewhere, Mayor Colyin signed
the Sunday liquor ordinance yesterday morning,
a fow hours before the time when prayers were
offered that lo would not do it. It was sent to
tho Clerk for publication, and will 90 into sNoct
by Sunday week.
, 1874-03-20
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.

~ :. -. ....
CENTRAL lLLlaoIs, March IT, 1874.
~ shs faaoF er Tue cAfeapo Tribune:
BIZ: year ago to-day corn sold for 10 conta
pcr bushel In Central Illinois, Tor two ycara
Immense crops had beon producel. until corn
waa hardly vc-,,, ,oth.r,,e ao-,a ,,o,,1. ~
w. 49,. -. '. q .,4s" oae Poep49 VIZ
~ aa. so cauee y! 's sGeas oppression ~ us
aga1n Weao " suIe n thnt the "tsrin-stealbn were at
eooy numbar sny .afsa baSon rs DO. II
, 1874-03-20
SUFFEIsINGIN IOWA,
Proceedings OF n Meeting In Clay
County.

proceedings OF q mectanE In clay
County.
correspondenes Of the chteapo Tribune.
spcAoE1, 1a., March II, 1874.
At \ meeting OF tile citizeua OF Clay County.
H.. he]a in thu oourt- -Houac ha1, in gnoncnr
:. 49, 20 4o7a 49,. a." ' "t 4.,'
aosiYe measures 10 secure aeed-grain for those
unable to obtain tho Hame, @. W. Wells presil-
cd. aud Dolph Edwards acted al Secretary. The
following resolutions woro adopted:
WaxBsAs By Investigation of the condition Of the
people Of Clay County, H., the fact Is developed that
the people for l674 want for seel l13o3 bushels Of
wea1 tyel Sasaos o. oas oon 9aGs,a 51a o. bafey
fH.d " nj u'fu Aof s'e Sn p1sne
wv Wrnrss 1e n,,rv sur of ss nm ,on,ted hv tbo
, 1874-03-20

It appears that thore lH mitch tcHtttutfon In
Paris a correspondent Of tha London Times
remarks that it il said indeed to those who on
ly vlew Paris On tho nouloyatds, which arc as
gay aud bustiing ~ at tho best Of tmos, to earu
on official authority that an abnormal amount Of
dlasrass exists IN many populona quarters.
Madame MaoMahon made quite a long spcoch
tho other day to tue editors OF tho Paris press.
convoked by. horaolt to consider moasuren Of
proapt rcliof. She recommended tla extension
of the systom Of soup Kitchens, Ut which thoro
aro already forty. Those cstnblishmonts furnish
for live confines plate OF meat aud soun, tho
prime cost of. Which is twclye and 4 half
oentineB. The pucl.ess Of Magenta would have
bread given as woll for tho sou. she has been
informed by sistors Of Charity TINT tho poorest
shrink from receiving absolutely gratuitous
food bnt they readily aeospt tho 5onoft Of
getting + at nominal price. At prcseut ron
plan. Madame 10 Mareohalo deairos to increaso
the number to thirty. tlyo Thousand, and tor this
purpose It ID calculated that a sum Of two
hundred thousand francs will suffice up to tllo
lBt Of May next. hho truats thu presa will uup
IT, IT, intluonoo M to yet th@s Sum xsisad imme-
, 1874-03-20
Tho French Census

Owing to the destructive, though happily
ehort-lived, ruls Of the Commune in Paris the
publication Of Tho results Of the French cenBus
only ]ust nov tiniHhol. It Is till of interesting
statements, aud, according to La Pat'te, shows
the prosperity OF France in 1879 to have been
pretty nearly equal to that Of 1866, when
Trance had reached tho highest point Of her in
torna1 Development, In 1850 tho total popula-
tion of France amounted to ", ,oe7, ,064 tinhabi-
tants; in 1872. after the war aud tho loss Of two
Provinces, it was 36, 100 GAL. OF this poplla-
ton, .2l,o85,G25 inhabited cities, 3.4O5.3l0
lived in tho country. Tho number OF houses
7so4 $S po oia III issa Of the s5lo2 ini inhabi
tapts, Gully $4,000, 900 could uoit!lor read no,
wr1te, which, considering tho relative proportion
Of infants and young children to Tho whole
population, IL \ small average $3.50, 900 could
writo, The Catholic religion claims 35 uoo, ,0oo
$50, and the Jewish Church $4,000. Tho
80, lQ2, Val inhabitants arc divided into 13,-
60O.o00 heads OF families, 10000. 600 mem.
bols OF families, aud about 2.0O0, 900 servants.
VI tleso 6,900,0 headH Of families practice
agriculture, and have 1l,00o,000 mombors OF
families, which shows them to constitute tho
most prolific class, and eulploy 1,239,0J5 Scr
wants. Tho number Of olofgymen In France
amounts to l5l, 900; OF vagnbonas, $4,000; Of
insano, Is, ,00O, OF which 25.oo0 are mon and
$4,000 are women. France harbors 10000 mato
and $1,000 fomale idlots; 600 male aud $4,000
,femaie hliud persona; aud 1900 malo mud
II, QUO female deaf anti dumb. :.
In the way Of domestic auimals, Franco boaAta
u 200 600 pairs of CATTLE 5o0uooo hogs, 25 ouo,-
COY sheep, 2,oo0, goats, 1900, ,oO0 'turkeys,
3,Q00.000 geoso II, ,000. 900 duoss, l15,000,00Q
ohokens, 7t9oo, 600 pigeons, 1850 ~ dogs, ,a1d Ill
untold number Of cats, making ali III I'll some
150 600, 600 Of animals or about four to eyary
iuhnbitaut
, 1874-03-20

10 rct1oyo thu rre,ont of t1,c evi1 thov
would do mighty work. She bolievod ,thoy
so 30 ao " a yoaa wo4 90
but 4,''an mNrGh t;i ont on to illohmond , At M once.
provoked by d jady win prayod for flearly lalf
| m hnnr irauumr In fashions Naoi,' nn,Iai
Jorioi,o Jor,sa|om. and eyerytbjnr % and oynrv.
pouy olbo BLU eolsln taa,s .m,,,n sr,,aa, oi.J H., -
-o.t33 o1usE I1'e. 9nkH naa '., To sEE. >.
tllo cause such ladies as did not fear to face df
floulty-tlloso who Ind Boon and felt tho owl.
Bho called upon tho Lord to 1ot tho Mayor aid
o ,,t esp w., ny IT, tro T.; IL anr rn sn@s
them 10 500 tne y n! ntro1a o. saolr Wsy anu make
he n .n,r fsor aureS hnroclea . aiacas aef
aoloa' nu tSou s'a nt.st ,upus ut any woula
"nIs ~ 9nr II nr % sstars IN tro,, "nu n fn1 Ha
oh;iiirao ~ 'A'AA !" s'oap4' *ao Heip1ess
o"D"A'' THE NAN or ono.v,1.r,ou
ra com,nIttao m " uhuAa1xa,om, ,,,
thja momnnt md sIius Sr,ar H. Eais ~
ui,r,i,t tai H. InM tni niJui, tue ehaielnan,
'aum's.oa n,,a ts.s'...,.o ~. 1ono~lne report:
ton for I'LL cuncran"n Sg"r permanent 10 ofsani1a r.
TINT tl!s ornauizntor, corssst nf nrstnn nn, I "I
TINT its Responsible oHlc.rs sall he President, and
two vceprssidents, &nl Secretary, and III soqn other
wm9 VIZ r. sha ~ nIasted y tbs general ns Of the work.
Preacnt Ia nro n ,oa. 70 , M on te
to keor its recorss and that tnsso iva wcnreaunia
syes from cach Division Of tho civ shall eonstitnto
each committee for that aide Of tic city
ssma:.; work for that alo u accordance win tha
spIpsh! Ell sha pans o. ~ Gentra Committee,
T yoo sb nor o not,onr .. ar a e
liz work. A"n'''A u P''''A' No "'' e'piu1 10
Tie Committee also RECOMMEND th,t an,. rnn,,n
nhall 10 member Of tha organization who Will pledge
horssif 81, to the following;
I've, tae Undersigned women Of oh!cago, hoyerally
pa f H.. ~ In anm hohor Heio ou 70
1H"r tbs same tn nnrs ~ a 80 mail w., ~ ~, I!.ry y
, 1874-03-20

At oEpAn nAr,ps.
sp,c,cz Dfsnatcd to gar cairoo. 451bun..
ospAH nArlnS' 4a'' eiasch l''-ino temper
anco question III absorbing much interoas hore 1t
present. The ladios Aad a meeting this after-
noon, aud q crusade is liable to break out soon.
.r ,,,orroon
s,,,,,,, n,..a,.s ~ - o".a'%. sso ns.,aa. n..,.u
opee'as Oispa.ea % 7ae %",eaa0 1Tsoa"e.
MooAEaoh, Ia, March l3.-alrH' I. D. ALBERT
sou, of Bassett, Ia, has commenced quits against
the anloon-leoperB OF BaBaott, Ionia, aud Chick
,; ~. ,;a w., a".na ,: ~. so o. ~
!'auof' WHICH ieo ~ ula ehoez11nB 1uhas 10
Longing to bassott, Auntllng d Co., Of this city.
A'oertson'a wife III oomplosely bro!ton down
Nndor the reyareoa that have overtalon her
husband. Tho family arc destitute.
, 1874-03-20
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS, ETC.
Gpeciai Dispatch to The Chicago IT1buns.
8rEcIAI. ASSESSMENTS,

6FEcIAL A4aEe8MENT6.
sp1Nar1E1D, ILL.,, March 18.-Tho House passed
Halpin's bill amending the Municipal 1ncorpor-
alton act after au elaborate explanation from tho
author. Tic bill ameuds Secs. 6. T. Q, a, 90,
and 30 Of Art. 0, uudor which Chicago aud tho
principal cities In the State operate in tho levy
OF special assessments for local improvements.
The amendment to SEQ. provides that whQn
tho owner Of property to bo afootel by the im-
proyomeut Is unknown, the Clerk Of the court
ahall causo publication to bo made In tho same
mannor as prosoribed undor the old statutes.
300. provides that any defendant or party In
panbelod as to the compensation or damages to
DO paid to suoh defendants orpartea in interest.
SEQ. provides that tho jury may return their
verdict AZ to the compensation or damage to ho
paid for tho property and for tho entire interests
theroin, whore tue . ownore m q M are unknown.
for tho Commissioners to examine the Locality,
except where tho ordinance provides for tho
opening, wldoning, or improvement OF streets
sco. So gives tho court power Ut any
tlmo, on tho filing Ct supplemental petition. to
such assossnlont, md to asoertain, IA near az
may bo, tho coats incurred to tho time Of Huch
appointment, aud tho probable costa OF the pro-
coodng including theroin tho estimated costs OF
stall direct suc! costs 10 be included by nuuh
Commissioners in making such assessment.
Tho bill passed. with tho emergency clause.
EMINENT DOMAIN.
Tho HoNBo passed. tho Armstrong bill amend
ding the Emlnent-Domain Law 10 that cases Of
in tefin time TINT In yaeation only 10 Instead Of
u Jurors naed bc lrawn and that party uhoao
nk,o Or property is not included iu the l,rst ps-
tition may ut any time lle his petition and hnye
, 1874-03-20

Spcefat Dispatch to tbs Chicago Tribune.
bTATE REVENUE.
srRfNdF1ELD, ILL.,, March 18.-Mr. Btarno in-
troduced tho following resolution III the souato,
Which laid ovcr under tho rulcs:
Rfsolred, By tho Senate, tho House Of Rerresonta-
tivca conourrng boreln, that tess ahnll 10 anbiod
to the voters Of this 6ato a tho gencra1 election
pfonosision 70 amend Sec. Of the Constitution OF
this State, entitled noyon.l0, a. follows:
"Tho aonoral Assombly shall have power to tax
reddletse auooncerH, brokers, bankers merchants,
jugg!ers, inn-keupers, liquor
dealers, forrlcs insurance. telegraph nnd
or business, vendors Of patets ret-
sons On thoir annual tncome and persona corpora
ons owning usng frsch1scs and privileges in such
manor ~ SHALL from ttun to ttme direct by ga,l-
oral law Uniform to thh clhss which II ororatea
"And tho denersl Assembly shall also hare power
to rro7de such further royenue 1nAy be necdfl by
levying tax by valuation, that eyery poraou and
corporation shall pay aI IN proportion to tho va1uo
OF ha her or It's property such yauo to 10 ascoratls
BY soe person or persons to bo e'ected appointed
In sucli manner as tue aonoral Assembly shal direct
and not otherHlEe."
Starno tried vote on auaponding tho rules to
consider tho resolution, but tho requisite two
thirds was not obtained, and It waB ordcred
printed.
AMENDMENT OF TIE LAW,
Tho Senate passed. tho bill to amend the Rev-
onue law, prescribing. tho mode .whoroby tho
Auditor shall proceed agatuat delinquent COL
lectora to compel settlement.
, 1874-03-20

hia damage assessed tho eame ~ by petition Of
adverse patty. The costa arc to bo paid By par
tlos getting tho landa, uplcss othorrias provided
The eenato passed. tic it'll. Of which Kehoe is
tho psrcnt, providing that tho Com
mon Council Of nny incorporated city
n this State having over 100000
Inhabitants aha11 havo power to paas all such
ordinances aa thoy may doon oxpoilient for tho
tho quality OF tho gas Furnished to said citizens
BY any gas company or companion doing bt,alnosB
In aad oity, aud tho maximum ptioo which said
company or companios may ohargo tlorefor.
, 1874-03-20
REVISING THE STATUTES.
SpeciaI Dispatch to Tho chtcaoo Tribune,
THE CRIMINAL COL

THE CRIMINAL CODE.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 10.-Tho House re-
coded from tho amendment to tho Criminal Code
prohibiting the imprisonment Of boys 1G years
old in the penttontiary for burglary, robbery,
and arson; and tho Senate concurred In tho
House amendment punishing junk. for
buying u'arkod railroad iron. There ia no doubt
about the bill being Higuod; and, now that 1t has
passed, there will pe h.1rrying to get home.
LEGAL FENCES.
Burke opposed tho passage Of the House bill
making ~ feet the legal height for fences. Ho
had measured his own fences; thoy wero none
Of them that high; and therefore the bill waa
wrong. 1t passed, howcver,-3t to1
PUBLISHING THE STATUTES.
Hurd and Gross lad lively little mill on the
Senate floor this afternoon. Hampton had the
rules suspended to tnko up tho bill introduced
by him for publishing the s!atutes.
CaBoy moved to nment.9 that editing, anuo-
tating aud published and nil should not exceed
50 por volume. Lost. Casey denounced the
proposition to pay 1lurd $4,000 for editing as an
Tho engagement became general. Hampton,
Waite, Sanford and Steele backing up H,lrd,
whilo Lee, Hiucholiffe, and Strong did their
best for Gross. Tho battlo will be removed ut
10 a. m. tomorrow.
DOMESTIC ANIMALS
The revision bill to royiso tho law In rotation
to domestic animala running at large WAS OBJ
jccted to by stoelo, Yoris, aud Hampton, be-
cause it would not allow tho COW Of n poor man
tn get its living in tho highways. Farmers
Whiting and Burke favored tho bill, which Of
course killed. 1t. It got only 10 votes Tho
yoto was roconsiderod, and the bill sent to the
Revision Committee. for suitable amendments.
D1LLH rABBED IN TIE SENATE.
Tho Senate passed tho revision bill relating to
husband and wife, and the bill to provide for
trial of rights III certain casos before tho County
Court.
RELATING TO INJURIES.
The revision bill relating to injuries was re-
turned from. the judiciary with tho recommend
alton that the seotion mailing tho employer luble
to damages for injuries dono by ono smploys to
another, should be stricken out.
DILI8 SIGNED.
Tho Governor has approved and signed bills
authorizing Courts OF I,ocord in certain oases to
order lands to DO subdiyidcd and platted; to re-
wise the law relating to limited partnerships to
royiae tho law in relation to pro1nisnory notaH,
bonds, due bills, and other Instruments In writ
ing.
TOLL-nnInGEa AND ROADS.
Tho Conference Committee appointed On tho
Revision bills. relating to "Toll-bridgea" and
"Toll-roads." reported IN favor Of tho Senate
concurriug In the House amendments to their
bills, which report was accepted,
, 1874-03-20

NEW YORK CITY AND VICINITY.
New YoRK, March 1D.-Dalogates represent
inE fourteen police districts OF the Protective
Associations OF the lager-beor dealers have or
gauizod Central Association, aud arc oonsid or
lug bill to amend tho prcaent Excise law. Its
chief features are; That rotallora of beer Bhalt
DO allowed to sell on Sundays; saloons to bo
closed from l o'clock in the afternoon until 5
ba enacted, and tho same law to ba applicable all
over the Stats.
Last nvoning temperance demonstration took
place iu the Hanson PIaco Baptist Church, Brook
lYn, when tho Rey. DR.. Fulton spoke on "Prayer
thu Hope Of Temperance neform." This eyon-
Ing a. great mestlng will be held In Plymouth
Church.
Tlo Hon. Rufus +. Andrews, tho now apostle
OF total abstinence, said, il. speech in thn city,
two State, which lad booome tho 6radlo OF tho
groat temperance noyonont oyon ~ Indopoud-
once Hill was tho cradle Of liberty.