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Bo.,o, Boo. and shoe Market.

The market remains in about the same
position as previously reported. There
is change in the personnel of the buy
crs. those here now being smaller in cali
hrc, and number OF them from the
south Our manufacturers are receiving
few orders by mail or telegraph, but
among the latter description are some
from Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis.
These parties are hurried by the COM
mand, laid upon them by the buyers Of
the border States, who have been put
ting oil placing orders to the last mo-
mcnl. 1t would appear that terrible
economy has seized upon the
people Of this country, and it is
we'll known that they run from
one extreme 20 another in expenditure
in fact, no people are more cNtravagant,
and no people can be more economical.
a. no one can predict when they will
again purchase freely, few are inclined
to risI, the carrying of large stocks, par
tcularly when by the uscofimprovcd ma
chincry we possess Il years supply can be
produced in six months. Our jobbcrs are
pretty aciiy" of late, the class of buyers
whoHrc now here rcsorting to them in y
great measure One of the most import
ant matters in regard To- buyers Is
to impress them rightly with II sense Of
the true situation; those who sell to
them and come in contact with them
should give them to understand that the
. present prices are exceptionally low, and
that the day of cheap shoes will soon be
ovcr--in fact, is about played out. In
Drogans and pillow shoes the call has been
strong for second quality.
As we write, the tone l. fairly steady,
but holders are looking for more buyers,
aud no evidences Of particular buoyaHcy
are noticeable. The supply in the inte-
rior Is still a matter of speculation, but
no positive figures are decided upon.
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WHAT A BOY.

Problems Concerning Him !. What
shall we do wit him? II. What will h"
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ON THE SCIENCE OF sENsI-
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"a very entertaining volume, written
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CrueIty 10 AnimnIs.

Mr. EDTroR:-From childhood I have always
been taught to believe that the horse is noble
animal and very useful to man. aud being an ad.
mirer Of the quadruped I feel l should be wanting
in true spirit Of humanity were 1 not to bring to
your notice an evil existing in our midst, and one
which the most calous observer cannot fail to no.
tee allude to the practice which, regret to say
is ofate becoming far too prevalent, Of overlooking
express wagons aud other vehicles Of accommoda-
ton in this town Almost daily can be seen wagons
driven mostly by nAtivcs) loaded Ear beyond their
capacity and drawn BY single horses on our dusty
streets, struggling uuder the fearful load aud urged
beyond endurance under the merciless lash OF the
brutal drivers, in temperature where our thermo-
meter Informs Us, butter is nowhere" Could not
some system be devised to check such eruelties
hourly practieed in our city, or 10 compel the
drivers TO carry only a certain number of passen-
gers, and thus afford some relief TO the poor dumb
suffering animals The laws Of the society for the
prevention Of cruelty to animals are strictly enforced
in all civilized cities and cannot see for what rea
son they are not adopted in place where reform in
this particular is much needed Trusting the
above may be worthy Of place in the columns Of
your valuable paper, I am respectfully yours,
"HUNANTTAsm
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The French SENATE.

Gambetta delivered an address on the Esd of
April, at Belleville. in explanation of his
course as member of the Assembly, and its
publication has made a great impression on
the public opinion Of France. His main object
was to prove that the Senate would be sup
port for Republicanism, and he succeeded ad-
mirably. The Senate, under Napoleon Ill,
and the House of Peers, under Louis Philippe,
had been political shams, and the people were
disposed 10 believe that the Senate of the Re
public would be something Of the same sort.
They therefore looked upon the law for its or
ganization with distrust or dislike, and many
Republicans were dissatisfied with the part
which the Liberal members Of the Assembly
had taken in its organization. Gambetta showed
them their error. The new Senate is not to be
appointed by the chief executive officer, but it
is to be elected by men themselves elected by
the people. one-fourih are to be chosen by
the Assembly, and the remainder by members
of the departmental and municipal councils in
each department.
The election of 225 of the 800 Senator's
three out of four Of the whole number-by the
Departmental and Municipal Counsellors in
each Department, will have a powerful inau-
ence on the political life of the country. Here
tofore, power was centralized in Paris the
Communes, which number $4,000, with IN av-
erage number of inhabitants, resemble the
American townships, and were made to depend
as far as possible on the General Government,
shd the local authorities were not only weak but
they were cut off as much as possible from ma
tional politics, so that the people took little in
terest in them. Now that the local Counsellors
will have the election of Senators, their places
will increase in importance, and the welfare of
the nation will become the business of every
Commune. as the majority Of the Senators will
seek to strengthen the Departments to which
they owe their places, and thus the power will
be decentralized. Each Department will seek
to send its best men to the Senate, which, in
stead of being an inferior body as most upper
Houses are, may become the leading Depart
ment of the Government. Gambetta says it
will be the Grand Council of the Communes,
representing their spirit If this scheme can
once be fairly started, it is very likely that the
French Senate will have strong influence in
favor of Republicanism and of good Govern
ment in continental Europe.
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ARRr.1s Ar - HawA11AN Hon.:

STEAMER KLAUEA-The business ofthis vesseli Is
constantly increasing Gu her last trip for Instance
she carried duuug the round trip, over 500 passen-
gers, many Of whom were from Maui TO Hawaii and
from Hawaito Maui Sixty passengers went aboard
al kohaa for Hilo. So. too, Der iregh; Is inercas
ing What she takes FROM aud brings 10 here Is only
a small part Of the whole For Instance al Lahsina
and Maalaea Bay she took on board over 500 bundles
paiai for Hawaii Travellers have found her the
most comfortable and reliable coaster We have So
long as she is prompt to her time table, she will
gain business. The time has goue by when We can
do without steam
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MADAME BIsH0P.-This talented singer Is meeting
With her accustomed success ia Australia In May
last she was giving concerts in Brisbane, and the
Qas.zSGRder ssys: "she was warmly greeted on
making her sppeAranee, and showed By her delivery
Of the trying seena All, Come Rapida,' that Time,
although he had not entirely restrained his hand,
had dealt gently with the voice which has now de-
nEhtea more than one generation. Home, Sweet
Home prod1ced the inevitable encore, and Com
Ing through the Rye which formed the response,
was scarcely less spplasded- Similar houorz were
accorded to Ma6ame's last solo, Robin Redbressti
and secured the addition to the programme OF The
Harp that Once-i" OF subsequent concert, the
sane paper says: "The opening solo was followed
b. the czELiIna Robert tot que gaine,' sung with
uuch spirit szd cleATness By Madame Bishop The
programme contained far more agreeable selection
Of pieces than were presented before, whilst the
wonderful cEntErrice herself appeared N much BET
ter voice than hitherto, and sang with great force
and clearness the whole Of the pieces allotted to
her -
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-07-14

~ The mall steamer MTSado Is itemized In the
AdpsssiSer as due here on Monday the a4ih.n This
is not so, she win be in promptly on SATURDAY, the
s4ih, and win probably leave the same day for san
Francisco She has always been very prompt in her
trips from Svdnev.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-07-14

- We understand that Mr. ". B. Wright has
been appointed Superintendent Of The Insane Asy-
lam, in place Of the late B. r. Dawson. Mr.. ". is
a Hawaiian, member OF the Good Tempiar Order,
and viii doubtless prove an efficient aud faithful
overseer or The unfortunate inmates Of the Asylum
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-07-14

sUsrIcI0rs.-A foreigner was found on Sunday
last secreied under the toorof ST. Andrews Chapel
When arrested and taken 10 the Station House, be
said that be had rCtre1ted othis uncomfortable place
10 glude his creditors Bat III. fact that sundry au.
ger holes were found bored through the hoor leads
70 The suspicion that the motive was very different
one The judge committed Kin for three months
AZ hard work
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-07-14

WHkI.ER REroRTED.-The American whale bark
Northern Light, Smith, touched at Enderbury Island
March IS, and reported herself "a days from san
Francisco, with s50bbls. sperm oil. all well and
bound north.