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Prince Ven Bismarck.

The latest news with respect to the great
Chancellor Of the German Empire is that he is
to be created Dake Of Lauenberg. The adj
vancement Of this remarkable man has been
such as to parallel in some respects that Of the
first Duke OF Wellington. This General, the
younger son Of an Irish peer, left England. be-
ing at the time member Of the House Of CON-
mons, and returned to his native country after
some four years service, to be introduced into
the English House Of Peers by two princes Of
the blood royal. On this occasion his patents
we're read in successiOn, Of Baron, Viscount,
Marquis, and Duke, and be then took his seat
on the Dukes bench. Bismarck was simply
yoanksr q an old family, but for bis valuable
services, which !; may be said advisedly were
as much for the people as for the sovereign, he
has been raised TO the ranks Of Count, Prince,
and Duke. In the expression just made use Of
lies a truth which all statesmen should lay to
heart, namely, that when rightly considered
the interests Of the sovereign and people are
identical, and in our own country il Is curious
70 note how the remarkable nan 10 whom we
have alluded, whose single idea during lie
was 70 serve his sovereign faithfully, agreed
in bis policy with a nan no less remarkable,
the late Sir Robert Peel, whose ruling motive
vas invariably the good Of the nation The
great success Of the German Chancellor is due
to his having early Recognized this truth, and
IN this respect as IN others, he also felt the in
best Policy" There are doubtless not few
who viii at once be ready to deny that the Ger
nan statesman has ever been sctuzted BY such
a maxim, but there are many facts Of his ca
reer which show hath has been 80 influenced.
Il Is said that an old dipIonatist gave 70
yozng man this advice a. to his career: Al
~aysvhen engaged in diplomacy tell the truth ;
you viii Be certain not 70 Be believed IN any
case, and IN the event Of inquiry Il Is veil 70
have the Truth to fall hack upou" Thsrsnsed
Be 10 hesitation n saying that Bismarck has
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recognized the poliey Of honesty. He has. no
doubt. been often suspected Of dishonesty and
fraud, but such has never been proved against
him Such evidence as has becaprcanccd has
invariably been of the opposite character.
The tnrning-point Of Bismsrck's career. as
wen as that Of Prussia. was his interview with
the King Of Prussia at Baden-Baden in 1881,
in which he urged upon The King policy COM
bining the interests Of the sovereign and the
PeOple-a policy which he was afterwards
summoned to carry cut. The abilities Of the
man in this matter may be shown by certain
circumstances known to men who moved in
those days in certain circles in London. AZ
that time there resided in the English Metrup-
Oils not few German political exiles. Bis
marck had not been long in power, when the
ranks Of these nea began to thin visibly. An
acquaintance meeting one Of them and asking
after another was told. "oh. he is a traitor:
he has sold himself to Bismarck" In week
or two this very informant would be similarly
denounced by another eountryman. What was
the secret Of ali this Simply that Bismarck
had found means Of inducing these men to come
to see him. and had individually persuaded
them that the first step for Germany was to
unite, and afterwards to progress into freedom.
His secret Of persuasion was simply that he
deny that his policy has been directed to carry
out the ideas. The unity of Germany has been
accomplished by his means mainly, though it
was Napoleon HI who gave the welding stroke
to the iron which the Chancellor had heated
and laid on the anvil. New also that this has
been done, who can deny that liberty is pro
crossing in Germany
The career Of Bismarck as = diplomatist is
one Of which he and his nation may be proud,
and whatever may be said or suspected to the
contrary there is against him no evidence Of
falsehood or fraud Let this be set down if
agreeable to his being too clever not to know
that falsehcod and fraud arc not likely to be
ultimately successful. but it cannot be denied.
He has been charged with exacting hard terms
from France and Austria, but let those who
make this charge put themselves in the posi-
tons Of his eountrymen and their army, and
then ask themselves if they would have been
satisfied with smaller demands. Had he &C
cepted less than he obtained on these occasions
he might with some show of justice have been
stigmatiEed as a traitor. The nation had been
forced into war, and having been victorious
was entitled to obtain such terms as seemed
likely to guarantee them from such an occur
one is disposed to deny that the great German
Chancellor is man Of eonsummate ability, but
when the day arrives in which calm and dis
passionate history of our own time comes to be
written, we greatly mistake the true character
Of the man if he shall not then be acknowledged
rs a sound, far seeing and honest statesman ami
iiplomatist, and true patriot BritisA MIiL
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have 70 give up in the contest 70 smart young
ladies. who Invariably carry Of the prizes,
Il Is propose3 TO have one Of these spelling
matches here. % oone or as per notice in an
other column. at the Hotel tomorrow evening.
We presume il viii produce more fun than any
exhibition that ne have had for many day.
The result nay be hers, perhaps, as in other
places that II Is nOt the bst speler. but the one
posseSsed Of the most presence Of mind, who
wins the prize.
There a7e certain rules which ought to he
Observed 81 these trials; And among them,
that all foreign CFreRehl vO73s, nos in Oriius-
" use, should be ruled cut That when
words pro1ouneed alike are spelled differently
the meaning q that PrOPOGnded should Be Civ
en- That where words are spelled differently
by different authorities, either spelling shall
tS accepted as correct, if the authority is a
Standard
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IKE LsiEzass- takes up the question whether
thinks We have II has always been our view,
that the law q divorce has not been ahrogatsd
II this kingdom We have heard the suECes-
ti1a made, that not only would It be uncoasri-
tz-ional 70 taks away vested rights Of divorce
from q welded pair, but that there Is an IN
written law Ct divorce which vould apply #
there wsre no enacted law On the subject. This
would perhaps involve the enquiry Of the ex-
tent Ct scciesiAstical law as a part Of the con-
mou law Of this country; for divorces, until
quite recently, were granted IN England only
IL the ecclesiastical courts.
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MEeroseoRIeaI.

In the report Of the proceedings Of the San
Frzaeisoo NicrOsoopical Society, held April 2,
as Published n the Ala, we find the following.
q Dr. HARNESS, who has Just returned from
4 sho-1 Zip % the Sandwich Islands, exhibited
several slides representing different phases in
the Hfs history Of the blight which Is believed
70 have been the cause Of disease IN the coffee
plant Of tkose izIzzds-
The Doctar vas Ez1hIe 70 obtzia, at the
tire Cf his visit, any eoEse-Ieavss which were
aEictsd b the fungus, bzt bEOzght with hin
several leaves Ct the Eusvs-plszf, which we're
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WEDyESD4T WtT 10.

TEE recepsiou of Admiral Alay ard the
Csp,zin and ofSeers q the Essship PeuSsoola
q LahAius. descrlAei IN another column, :
rrp-esease5 a. having besa very eOriiSl
Gfzir; and The naval guests LEFT that qaie. MI
lzss On Friday with very pleasant impressions
By invitation q tie Admiral, Governor Ka-
pens tock passage for UlppAlskuA. where the
ships company dozbslsss found an equally
hearty welcome frUn the proprietor Of Rose
R4aeh AID his family. On saturday morning
AS. the ship v-as 81 anchor a. Mako
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Motlce to credltora-

E~tate orSns. n Enbin-ou. aass 80 ms.snnlu.
deceasest.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY eIgEN THAT rrsn
~ last WI and lestalueut % m atNI lUUW =
kohtN~1lN having trru airl.liai O. rra1a1r ~
Letters Documentary srslI i1 E..tlnaln u 1885,
,. p. keisanasaaie, ne fxecutrtx $500
sons having any QrurrrtF recullr t1 aNIrl $50
the sli Estate, hgrerv reulrui talsrr ~
o. the sald Executftx and Esecaoar rar1s
having claims AGAINST ztd Es.ate. rhstha- - .ss
Erre ut,crEtll arr nerunv ~ llra. 1r1l
duly auitcuiIcaied aud WIN NJ pryor. F1ucrar
aid Erecutrir and Erecu,rr fha ere ~ ~ s.sr
signed at No -, Port street, uoellil s1nl1
fruIn tiis date, hey W. - r.Eaear 1arr-sI-
EuWNEu PRESTON.
Attorney ~ ti.e kEecuirr a1l E1srrrrr
Hunniuir Man h. f4eE 49,
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IA ss.a=- Ts.s.ra. e he Sso4Ail. Nslsua a Per-
kza las- Gsuz Ia suaEt. IN Askurs n tha fse near
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C'Cz Indispensable inIer-islAnd bridge. the
Kilausa. Is again IN The ship carpenter hands.
AID for the present, while being repaired.
E-a'-sl VII De partially suspended, aud trade
must suffer IN Consequence, for the ssCppase q
the steamer always has is effect On business
We know not the extent Of the repairs needed,
but whatever they nay bs. one thing Is Cer-
raiz. rhzr the time when We shall require 4
new steamer Is 10: far q. and whatever preh-
ziizary arrangements may Be necessary 70 Sc
cure the best and most economical steam ser
wee fer the country. should be made without
delay. While 10 Dissatisfaction has been sI-
pressed with the management Of The Kilausa,
which for the past four years has been salts
factory sud vel done, Il : Al open question.
whether this service nay Dot De done equally
vel and more economically BY contract with
private parties than BY the government. Ii
any 0as Is prepared 70 perform the service,
z1d relieve the government q the necessity Of
bcrrUwi7g large sun % build new steamer,
with is attendant risks, It nay be well to
make inquiry and see what can De done II this
natter.
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A New Zealand paper says that "a letter
from the A1l CE'.fg-EtG's correspondent At
H01olzlu. refers anoag other things % an offer
Of New Zeal4a5 capitalists 70 take up the Ha-
waiiaa loan fer $780, goo. It Is the first we
have heard Of the loan. OF Of the proposal 70
AXE It up II New Zealand. Quite possibly the
ofsr may have been made, but We are more dis
posed 70 regard it as cute device on the part
q eur Yankee cousins IN Havaii 70 stimulate
the United States Government to form a reel
p-0ciEy treaty With their kingdom The wins
Ct HAWAII are pullet entirely by Americans set
tlsd there a reeipr0eity treaty viii give them
access for their sugars % American markets
free Of duty, and. Of course, increase very much
the valus Of any Land they nay hold The
King Of Havaii has been 20 America. and been
srz-ring Il there. BE wants ! reciprocity
treaty, and has refused this loan from the New
Zealand capitalists III It's fate Is decided. BIT
# they don't make the treaty, the oEer Of our
capitalists VII b accepted .
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Executors Notice.

HUE UNDERMINED HAVING nEKN AZ
- pointed BY ~ Hon. A FuruanfFr. Ersrua1rr va
VII ANNEXED % ne Esrata - lrIs f'1nrlI saIrr
nuana Man, hereby nuuiF az feffqnf 1trrtei e. 80
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VILLAS atFFElr.
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Wnn JOHN r. PArr BECOMES A PAST
IN lEn q or 1lm f|1El a. s1ls
t1e 1rm nanle rsr orucsrarr1. BISHOP a t0
Hanaluia. Nny - ara s49
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, 1875-04-17
Cardinal ,IeCIosI,y Notified

New York, April S.-Yesterda1
Count Narefoschi fulfilled the ms
sion entrusted to him by the Pope
Of announcing officially to Arch.
bishop McCloskey his elevation TO
the cardinalate. i number of clergy
and laity were invited to witness the
ceremony, including Rt. Rev. Bish-
oD McCIoskey. CT Louisville. The
Count, after presenting his creden-
iicls from Cardinal AntoHelli. writ
tsu IL Italian, read brief address
in Latin. 10 which the new Cardinal
responded in the same language
Moas!gueur Roncetu, bearer Of the
Baretta. from the Pope, made an ad-
dress IN French, in which he said
the elevation Of the Archbishop to
the carlinalate was no more than a
fitting recognition Of the position
this country riGhtfulIy assumes
among nations Of the world, not
merely because of the wonderful
movements of commerce, of inven-
lions ana of whatever regards ma
ter;al progress it has displayed, but
also because these things are far
from engrossing the minds of this
people to the exclusion Of interests
OF the religious and moral order.
Cardinal McClosky replied IN
French. The Cardinal privately
signifcd his choice Of April 22d rs
the day for receiving the beretta en-
trusted to Mons. Eonceth.
, 1875-04-17

Loss OF CvTTIE.-The long continuance
of snow and the unusual amount Of cold
weather Is beginning 10 tell Oh the herds
of cattle Feed Is practically ezhaustel.
aud there Is not much nutEimeus IL III
grass even where it Is accessible. NJ.
Heath has exhausted his seven hundred
to.,s Of hay and has driven his herd down
toward lower Warm Springs. lie lost, a
lew nights since. six head The Beilenb5r-
Brothers are losing few head or:t Of their
bands. AMI from numerous herds we hear
Of losses. This i but the beginning Ihe
prospect Is not hopeful. Hay Is only gao
ted at $50 Per ton, but none can be Lou5-r.
Murphy & Roach this week haulel hay 81
miles for their cattle ~ the mill. Ua'ria
are getting very thin and meat poor We
ara informed theUe are less than -JJ head
Of fat cattle in the ALLEY, an amour: lasgt-
ficient 10 supply the camps Of the county
three weeks. SOme stock men have led out
this winter the surplus hay put u daring
the past SIX years and have abou. exhausted
i. The hope j. for an early spring bat early
as it may come i Is not now possible to Pre-
vent heavy los-es.-Ir,T Le2gs IcPsE-
, 1875-04-17
Sheriff'S Sale of Real Estate.

I NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That in pursuance
y & Ai-.-- ot l4r', "r!.r oi sale snd iadg
,lrrt .,S,.rl Dut t- District CoTIt 0f the First
ulI,ft! Dl-tr:.t ~ Washington Territory, holding
;rrrl- WaEI Nt.!4 CITY, and ios ;i CHuntIe-
! Il W4Ilt NalLl AMI .EtU1n, N a nItiln acftpn
2 therein p.rtIu-, syis'rt-u sssTFL II. KITS Was
Plaintiff AMI NM ) ST,rvILL AMI JOHs T.
T,6srII E-g- G-i-Ilsu'S, ahI-h -th -@-T'e, "ri-r
al -tIst-f IUiTus NJ WIS TU0T-! IN -asi action "n
fl- 5-h aay March, $50 Ia favor 81 -'d plsi.'-
tfE AMI a-sIIst Sal! tatn.II:I's. fUT the sum pt
Tlr-s,. TIglI,f 41.l F1rtY Ilrrc Dolrs, gold 0rn.
I! interest thereon u tie rate Si Cne and one-fEiif
pr cent Ter month iT"m !"s-iI! i]a Iy 81 March,
I--I uu-!i rsts auI t-- far;irr sUrH II two hun
I.-i All el.v. dollars it uJIu 'jTDrY Ices ia
t -au action. anl t}se fgr,lrr "f twenty-four
J,,!lars csts aIsd d-lur seIneuts IN strl action
Nov therefore, by vgtU- 0i sII! darree, order "i
y,ie s,II Judgment, ard n pursuance thereof rr
Z, Il ciIy W- iurs -II duly iss''ai out "i am
undo. the seal Of -.ut Court, and 70 me diit ann
sI, t.-fs- l j'4sH-iil AN ihttf-
/ ,-t s.,TI a:th.neya ie.l and ali cls,s,
Cn JIanaay. fIIc 3d day of Way, 1875,
a. H.. Court Hons. In,r 10 tie CityDt Waiil WalLt
GYuutv o. W.ult W.tlig AMI Territory q Washing
I'm - tig Lar lHili-Tls,: two prOk p ~ OF
- ri7- s ~ .-laHa 20 the Er-lst bidder, t,r
rsH ~ ,iIt c1.G ri.s no t'tS-i iTernI-s-S or -
-ru-a -is..yY. Kay 3" n'"'--t4., IN -ti dertr.
@ ,,, f ,-tI De-: I.s,-r. s l1;E.u., and des-riis-l
al. u5lgs g. gt- Ii.e -.s: lillf oi tie spnthEest
..lrr1 81 -.--ra El-itasu. Is and the north half
f tl ss-: -. qurt- q sertI-n A!Is>'esn, ii9, ln
Tr.,r-ifg seven. &JI-A ui Rtnae tirty-SlN .Jl
81 ~-r and e.--T1' tie following describe! part
al, 7,gti n of said ar,vs e-sl5Gd mJrtsased preraS
l~ 10 wit C1Is.ne:lD.r- at Is'Iut i've chains and
sixty sven link south and twelve chains and seve5E
ty-Our INKS east - tie siy iyJZ rJri"1s % HrrfsSfi7
fLfl-5i .sits-Ii ElIstTan aEs twenty on th-
f.al--e iin- II Township =e-en, i=tzE-en kaDg's
thirty five ami taTty E-st, tDsTcc running south
= rls-,. - west, SIX ri1.us aul el-hty-hve lIuk7
'1l--- -altl - DE- :! lia- ES', fourteen chains
auI esgty u}s- tf.uge N,I'l de- So East, ak
sl1sfs.s za! f5-ity-f=r hnzs, thence North = dsf
- So " esi algrie-H chains ami sINty llnss - We
Ii.. OF hLi1, cont. aiming tsu arrrs- slri tsGis
i,.ss ul b-Ila, 81 uat-l IN tie County Sf NAiIa
y .llLt - T-r.5-s-y o.. Washington
I15sr', WaiaG Walk, april !, As y. iS:s-
GEORGE z. THOMAS,
Sheriff ul Wall. W's.Ia COuaty, W T.
3 r EEN< EUI q GEORGE,
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