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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-04-14

Ara late meeting of the San Francisco Micro
scopieal Society, letter was read from Mr..
Joseph Beck of London, which may interest
the Members of our Honolulu Society. He
says: cit is for those enthusiastic and ardent
workers with our favorite instrument, living in
new countries and surrounded with objects in
viting their examination, that we expect fresh
contributions to our stock of knowledge. In
microscopical apparatus there is but little new.
We have increased the angle of our Achromatic
Condenser to suit the purposes of those who
are still studying the ultimate structure of the
diatOmace;e, and under the direction and with
the assistance Of Mr.. Sorby, are introducing
various novelties in connection with the spec
troscope, which is still claiming much atten-
ton. The intricate nature of some of these
investigations, and the uncertainties attending
some of them, have led some even to doubt the
value of results obtained; but each new fact
is a step in advance, and / cannot but believe
that IN due time the appearance presented I'M
der this instrument will be of great value to
science. We have yet much to Learn, and 1
think that one branch that may be of use
viii be the ascertaining of the time re-
quired for the absorption by vegetables of
certain substances, thus aiding both the farmer
and the fruit-grower in the cultivation of their
crops. Some Of the most interesting lectures
we have had over here, have been on the in
stincts and query reasoning faculties of insects,
by Sir ]. Lubbock, and on the great discoveries
of submarine matters, resulting from the ex-
pedition Of the Challenger"
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to the true interests OF this country as the passage
Of this treaty by the United States Senate.
may add one fact more-so long as this treaty
with the United States exists, the Independence Of
this Kingdom is secured. Cloud eheers)
His Excellency the American Minister was
also loudly called for, but declined to make a
speech, though he said he must congratulate
the citizens on the receipt of the news of the
ratification of the treaty Three cheers were
then given for the treaty, when the procession
returned to Union Square, and quietly dis
persed.
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When we last week referred to the rejection
by President M'Mahon, of the Duke d Audiffret
Pasquier as one of his Cabinet Ministers, we
did not imagine that his triumph would come
so soon. He was rejected by the President,
because too Republican in his politics But
the National Assembly did not think so, for
they have chosen him to be their president by
the most extraordinary vote of SOS out of 200 !
He takes the place of Buffet, as presiding off,
Ger, and of course becomes, next to Macmahon,
the most influential man in France. He is evi-
IDENTIFY destined to become the leader of the
coalition which has taken place between the
Republicans and Monarchists If he be the man
that we take him to be, a conciliatory and con-
sentative Republican, able to fill any position
he may occupy, it speaks well for the future
of France that he has been brought forward,
with so much unanimity, into the front
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WEDNESDAY APRIL u.

FROM this date the subscription price of the
GAZETTE is reduced to FIVE DoLLARs year.
This is the first benefit which the public derive
from the new Treaty. If we can get printing
paper du,v free from America under the treaty,
we are willing that our subscribers shall share
the benefit Of the reduced cost. This conces-
sion will apply to both foreign and domestic
subscribers. We make the change now, a lit
tie in advance Of the treaty going into effect,
in order that our subscribers and the public
generally may see that the press, which has
firmly advocated the reciprocity. measure, is
the first to confer on the public the benefit
which has been expected from it.
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( FRANCE AID THE CESTESErAL--PARIs, March
2Oth.-In consequence of recent appeal made By
Minister Washburne to the Depatiss and principal
merchants Of Paris. committee of Patrons has beeE
formed to make arrangements for the participation Of
France in the Philadelphia Exhibition. ThsMarquis
de Lafayette has been chosen President; Mn Dietz,
Monrieu and TalewAkie Vice-Presidents, and Deputy
FlOtard, Secretary. OF the Committee sixteen are
Deputies, including NM. Labaulage. FeEay, Max
rischsrd, Arbe Julien, Johnston, JOubers and Pascal
Duprat- The committee is considered an exceedingly
infueatial cne
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Nntice 10 Credltnrs.

IN the matter OF the Estate OF ALEXANDER
u DHYSDALE DOW. Of scotland. drc-nsrsi IN Houai1s.
Probate OF last will and testament % the st tecaei
having been granted IN the Supreme Court q thr al
ian Kingdom the ard day q April is-l. and eflsra
testarnentary issued the undersigned q
Estate IN this Kingdom.
In pursuance Of order Of Court notice 4 hereby
al creditors % the deceased within this Kxnni al
their claims duly authenticated and with rfur~r
vouchers II any exist, N claim By
gage, the ONCE IInrbor Master. Hunculu
IN six months from date they VIII BE- flrever tarfef
DANIEL SMITH.
Executor IN fhis Klntid1n.
Honolulu. April 9Th. 1875. SEA
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A CARn.-LuCY q. TmrRNroNs LID

has been very endery touched and sustained by the SYM
pathlsing Of fendS When the new-made widow hah
accomplished her NISSAN abroad. angel o. mercy
named Helm. moved among Us In familiar communion
Then he took his gh to another country and lighted
down by an ofrrequentcd cottage forests kired town
m North Carolina He entered win this address saying
Mary aloha came from native Islands bearing
messages OF love. II vain thing hat you was
drfed away to this abode to drink alone from ne
full cup Of sorrow. Trials sanetaed become god Now
CO. return your mothers home and let the remnants OF
three generations BECOME united to give attractions 10 me
path way Of the lone pilgrim, pressns through uie ana
death to the beautiful"
Nuuanu Valley April issh 1873.
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Notice to Creditors.

II IHE MAIIEH OE TIE EETlTL o.
n HENRY II SAWYER, late o. ko1iau. Island =
Oahu deceased Probate Of the last win and
with cocl annexed Of the sad Henry n. sawyer. having
been granted In the supreme Court n probate, ne
18th day Of March, 1875, and letters tosauentry Issued
70 the undersigned, ENecutgrIn pursuance Of order q
Court notice Is hereby given cruiiiars
ceased 70 present their Chains duly authcntlcEtrd and
the proper vouchers, n any exist even II ne claim
cured By mortgage real estate, az the occ Of thr
dersgned In Allolanl House. Honolulu. within ak months
from date they win be forever barred
CfIkS- r. GuLfCE.
Executor o. the VIZ.
Honolulu March Is 1875 rsll-lf
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ps- The Ultima Tnuie Lodge No l. Of the Independents
order Of Good rempars VIII celebrate the eth Anniver
~ Of their organization saturday evening nex me in
inst AZ 30 O'Clock At their King street he
rubfic are cur,iialiy Invited
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Notice to Creditors.

IN she matter OF she Estate OF JOHANN
n FRANZ nttEWES. late Or Honolulu. dcceasesl
Probate Of the last wiz and Testament % ne sl Johann
Franz Drewcs having been granted m The surrlue Cert
the End OF April 1875, and letters testseutary ai
b the undersigned Executor I'M pursuance Cf nrrr q
Court, notice Is hereby an ereiass %
ceased present theiz c1lrs she undsrznei Wan
six months from date. or tney WI b. arcvcr harrrd
Honolulu April I'd 1875 s1ait Acur< Ssrrnsa c,-.f
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The San Francisco Bulletin. under the cap
ton Of =" Royalty and Business, pays merited
compliment to King Kalakaua, in the following
extract: ''If the Hawaiian King never does
another thing, his one enterprise Of securing a
reciprocity treaty with this country will dis
tinguish him from all his predecessors. He
was no sooner fairly settled in his place than
he began to work for the treaty. He went about
the business in a sensible sort of way, CORE
spending with intelligent business, men collect
ing data, and putting his facts into documents
in way to have the best effect Then he had
the good sense to talk the matter up. Instead
Of retiring out of sight, he chose to leave his
own country and to present his case in person.
1t was good stroke Of policy to make known
the intention some time in advance. There was
a Federal ship placed at his disposal, and he
came with just that degree Of circumstance and
publicity which would best promote his ulti-
mate purpose. His visit had a national char
acter. He went on change, talked with mer-
chants and men of political influence. In short
he so managed that wherever he went he melted
down all antagonisms. Here was King, and
something more. For, aside from this he was
q clever business man who knew exactly what
he wanted and pushed for that by the only
method in which it was possible to gain his
point"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-04-14
Auction Sale at HiIo, Haw.
May 9th, 1875.

ONE ENGINE LATHE AND TOOLS.
" One Horsepower,
One Molaase9 Pump,
Six pieces * Shafting
Six ts-lnch Iron Pulieys.
Two secondhand Ceutrifuga1 1fachinel,
A Lot d Foundry Material,
Two Horses,
Two M1leg
One Wagon.
One watch.
one DWELLING HOUSE snd LEASE OF LAND.
The above VIII be sold Auction thos ih Of Nay usr
In the town Of Hlio. WI. LIDGATE. Ad-ninsiIa.or
HIo. 1lassh ION. 1s7s. ssl q - = =
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Marshal's Sale.

IL RUGER MINORS, BY 4. n. DOLE, Guar
m dian-MARGARET ROTH and SAMUEL ROTH.
Compiainants r. ". HUrCHIsON aad ANNIE
HUTCHINSON, Defendants Before ne Hon. A. =. JaIif
Ind Associate Justice Of the Supreme court
b. virtue o. decree issuing o. he supreme c0ur;
Of Law and Equity o. the Hawaiian Islands In favor q
ihe above named pizhiiis Tor he u efott-ls.
shall, on saturday. the 2fth day d April is71. az
the rOnt door Or The Court House q H0aQllu, NJ ~
O'Clock noon, expose for sale ali the right aDe and H.
terest Of said defendants IN and % al and Singular ne
morgaged premises forth and described u ne mort
gage o. complainant IN tbs cause set FORTH and derd
az follows viz.
Those premises situated In Kamakeia. Honoiuil.
Oahu, and bounded follows Prom the bank Of Ne
fish pond north straight along the middle d t1e
auwai if8 feet " az " 81 n y a. " o n a.
iosk Il. f0H W 29Hn, az i90 q, south e4sisr.y
along mud wall. and han ~. o. a01t1 Fes.fry
along stone Wal z5l n the starting point ne tsn
pond Area l-'s7I acre according % Award Nc. tia-l
Also, according b Award No $50 from the 81 corner q
the same. 81 n along the Rad. co. s. ~
along kal1gis land f5s W 81 5-z, s1l W % ia n q
the pond Of Paaoao, 81 cain Is 81 q .ons ne
pond Of Paaoas % the starting point ARA III sl1aa
rods and feet With an the rights and PRIVILEGES. n-
proFements and appurteaances b the sane beanznz.
unless sail judgment, Interest and NJ ices and
penses b. proyously satisfied.
W. G PARKE, Marshal.
Honolulu, March O. 1875 sI-
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General Butler in late letter SAYS the Civil RIGHTS
bin does not give the negroes any privileges social
rights more than they have at common Law in barber
shops. saloons, etc, but intended sOapply to pub
lie eonvsyanees, licensed azzsenents, etc.
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Executors Notice.

YHYlIE NNDEkSIt.NED HAVING .tEEN AN-
n pointed by the Hon A. Fernandez Executors WIN
viii annexed OF the Estate Of late Edmund Sery - go
nuauIa Maui, hereby notify al persons inente sal
estate % pay and all persons having claims arsast
70 present them sithlu six months ou date heroE
WILLIAM StFFEHY.
JslfES SMITH.
Executors Of Estate late n SaiTarT.
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Assignee's Notlce.

XXTuEREAS. GEORGE McDOuGALL AND
w ISABEL McDOCGALI. doing busln-ss tltl
place, have this cay made assignment the uudsF-
signed Of all their property f0f the benefit of their cred
tOrs notice hereby glved % all parties having claims
against the said George McnouHa aud Isabel Mcnuuxl.
20 present them and az PARTIES owing Tie sane
make immediate payment 70 the undersigned
ED. HOFFsCHLAE0ER 4 co.
Honolulu, 2qlh March, 1875. 58l-If NalIgua~s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MENnrRs OF ROYAL ARCH CHAP

Ny ter No are requested 10 ake notice mat tr rssa
~ Mar monthly meeting OF that body WI b held on
thursday tt,-morrow1 evening az ~ O'Clock
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Asslgnees' Sale.

10y ORDER OF TIE ASsTGNEEs OF sIEM-
- SEN & CONWAY, The undersigned win sei az iut-
Dc Auction. the sun day Of May ensuing ttr
own Of Hlio, Hawaii. the HOUSE and lot cccupied BY
w. f. Conway together with certain furniture hriougng
10 same. The whole will b. sold subject % nortgars.
Terms Cash. d. n. HfrCuCuCK.
Tfo. Hawaii March 3ist, 1875. 5IfIf Aurtonaar
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NOTICE.

Estrays.
TWVHE FOLLOWING ESrRAYS ARE I'M
ii pounded at the Koholaloa Government Pound. no
noluu bay horse, white hind feet and orehead sWeil
ing ON and has protuberancc on the belly
spotted Nv hite and ri cow calf the branded
on the right PR len j. and These animals WI De SOLD
al public auction on Saturday. April Il. 1876 at Z
o. eock noon II not released before that date.
b. IL kAHANANUI,
Apru eth 1875, sa5 it .-.saa Pond Master.
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Notice TO Credifors.

IN TIE NATTER OF THE EsTATE or
- CHRISTIAN ECKAftr, o. Honoinu. deceaild,
Probate Of the last VIII and 1cstaneot Of The ND Chf-
an Ec<hrt having been granted u the Supreme Ccart
ary issued % the Undersigned. Mathlde EckArt Ereca-
trix and sole deyisee.
In pursuance Of Order Of Court notice = hereby even
% al creditors n the deceased present lnrr cams
duly aufhenncated and with The proper r any
exist even II ne claim = scared - nert-1Ea RAJ
estate - her store Fort street. IN Hono1Il wilma *
months from date or they win Be- forever barred
MATHfLDE EcKAIrT, Ezccutrlr-
Honoluiu, February "a. 1875. IS s.
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Executors' Notice.

' 7
II hrmed under the WIN BY the Hon. Furnaufer
Circuit Judge Of Maui. Executors Of the Estate q
HENRY COPp, late Of MaKauao. deceased, rcquesf ~
persons indebted 10 The said Estate 10 make luimeiaie
payment and all who have any claims AGAINST ne
10 present them with vouchers - the undersigned Whla
SIX months from date they VII b. forever barred
HENRY W. DANIELS ,s
CHARLES COPP, Jr,
Makawao. March 18th. 1875. fIILim
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Mnfica.

A III PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AEainst
n the Estate o. the late ALLAN w. JUDD. udl reass
present them without delay either q he underznee
CfiAs II JUDD.
A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Honolulu March o. 1875 s3ffn
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LEGAL NOTICES

csTPRFuE cOUEr 90 rI1E WAwaurT
- TsIanas--ln ffooais- is.lni n 49,, lla4lls
LEWIS ieccaseL orfes srreiaa.g 49, ~ prasa1. Il
Wu and drectinr puncnilan ai ac.c- r - e.rs
AZ Tssnrs r. Lewis. dcc.as. hasinS ~ IN 81 "a
Aprn AID. is75. hecn prcssa'st q -. .,a,s ias -
I.tfers 81 Adlnnlstrailln VIA VA anas1s.l
u CartWr.ahf. having tsen ilei oY MA csieeae fs.
A. n is71 u 10 o'ciock A. NJ. q ~ ~. e y. -,
Room % zild Court. a Aiaa lte-.s liasls n u.n-
s,il Vli and hearing sad arrllfuu. utrn AMI 49,
person Interested may arrCar ard eurtrsf g. so ~
NJ 4 fsFfhcr oricrc,t ihst roiice ta@l-er 81 z- -
pahllcaion. Or three successrc weess ~ ~ israrts
dszKrrE.- new,papsr pr'nief 80 paaia1.i = Has
lnlu.
A. ri ls-L A. FRANCES Irun'
NO. = nAnSsHD. pep- cisrk 50. ceart rl=
c,TPEEsIE counr-Is nAxRErrrrT-
- In the matter q ne lankrurtrx = THOMAS n
HARRISON. Voluntary Raatrupr hsfsrs ~ fa.sl-s
y M = o5 ss, ish aay % narsa A. n ss-s
H. Harrison sled nls retiion tn-f he --li - .tslf
Bankrupt and whereas upun reaeinx an. els ~ -
ttinn Az order duty masie ealing urcr az r1-ans 4.
appear hsire me- ne undersEne. .lla a. q
~ orsver 81 sid psrron shoaiI ne - rs-r-i - -.
saii Thomas n Harisou BE- aliuiyei oankrsrf -
where's on The sad esih dty n tlsfch ~ alns 49,
5,si, bssf,v ne hrsrIa Va r,iil.nI..I t,.- - 49,
day the -lth day % sid month % 1iacrn aai ssesa.
on the said sgth DAY o. March, is-s. Fr1rf 49,
been made 10 the satlfictoa % ne C1urt fat o. a
Of sad hearing bad been pu1saed n ~ isaAnsx es.
zr-rrr newspaper published citf % IIdnal1. -
no person having made any o1icten o. ~ rrsr 81 80
petition being granted
Row rucnElunr lt 4 oricrcc BY ne cu1Ft l1st -
said Thunsas a. Ilarrleln b.. aud hs 4 lrrrtT $780,
bankrupt. further orierrl i1at nulcs - -
bankruptcy given I'm the tsvsllks Gsrrrr a. ar.
consecutive WeeSs calling upon a rrrfitrrs q fta -
Thomas a. Harrison 1 appear before a. a1arrl,s
AZ the Court IIausc the city q Hnnolulu. lr eaar
hers on FRIDAY. the ldin dlv o. APRIL A. u fs-I -
O'Clock a. ~, prove their cizirIs On arriars VA
the provisions Of sccaon 81 % III Cirl Co.ie
A. fItNIls JUN.
Attest: IustsSc 20 IN -urrurfr Crar.
ISo. T.. utucgkuu. ueuurv CseEx-
Dated Honolulu this c9tn Dag Of 1iarcn. A. n. Ii
5l-st
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N CIIannERS. cIRCa-TT ITDaT. sdITI

cil District Nauuilln lsalufislu i-rutalrI Esfrrr
OK q. J.. HARRIS OF tahaina. Maui. decrasrd
Proper application having been made ard atsi VITA "a
Court by re1s. w. Everett. Of Lahan Or f1a 1rr--.
% administrator the Estate % q. j. -
hina, Maui, n. L. Deceased. Nutce q lrredv
an whom it may concern, that TUESDAY,, t ift1 DAY
OF NAY ts75, nc 10 oCock A. a.. AZ IRE Court ucasr
Iahana Is the day and pllcu ST for hcarnE nd 1rr,-
ton and any objections that may b. uerei tnrrcr1
ABR FuENltN1EH
Cir Iudsc "a Juficiti utlfrct r. Z
Iahalna. April Gth. fs7l sac
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TIME GENUINE ARTICLE-For Sale by
III zoe BoLLFss 4 co
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as follows:
GENTLEMEN 1T is with great pleasure that
congratulate you upon the passage by the Senate of
the United States of the Treaty of Reciprocity ne
gotiaied between good friend the United States
Government and Hawaii nei; and l trust that after
its ratification by me and the passage in the Con
gTess Of the United States of the necessary law to
prosperity OF our country. (Cheers.)
In Hawaiian he spoke at considerable length,
explaining the details of the treaty and how it
would prove a benefit to all the people, who
chose to be industrious. This, he added, is one
of the great measures desired to restore life to
Hawaii and to perpetuate our race.
His Excellency VIM. L. Green, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, having been loudly called for,
said:
1t is now twenty years since this country first
commenced its efforts to obtain Reciprocity Treaty
with the United States of America To-day you
have received the news that the Senate has passed
By handsome majority, the Treaty which His Maj
esty and Bis Envoys have made such efforts TO Sc
cure
This question Of reciprocity trade with our CONT
mental neighbors is no new subject need not tell
you anything about the advantages which must re-
suit from il 10 every Of You know them
as well as do. / have lived in this couutrT and
been identified with its industrial progress twenty
i've years, and may safely say, that no event that
has occurred in that time has been so full Of promise
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-01-08
The Mutual Fire Insurance Company I'm
Hartford County.

ANNUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF DIRECTORS.
The annual meeting of the Mutual Fire Insu-
rance Company in Hartford county was held at
the court House, Bel Air, On Monday, JANUARY
An organization was effected by electiug Her.
man stump, Jr., Esq, President and f. w.
Baker Secretary.
The report Of the Executive Committee, de-
failing the operations of the Company for the
past year was read, and, on motion ofMr A. W.
Scarborough, adopted.
On motion of Mr.. G. L. VanBbber the report
was ordered TO be published in the newspapers
of Hartford and Baltimore counties
On motion of Mr.. j. NJ. STREET. the Board of
Directors, as then constituted, were unanimous
ly reelected.
Mr.. Street, further moved that Mr.. Thomas II.
Nelson be elected to fill the vacancy in the Board
| caused by the death of his father, n. H. Nelson,
Esq.
The committee appointed at previous meet.
Ing to revise the Bylaws, were upon motion
granted further time.
MIR. Henry w. Archer presented the following
| resolution, which was adopted unanimously:
ReSOi0ed, That we have learned with deep re-
greet tho death Of Nicholas II. Nelson, who has
for many years occupied the position of Direc
tor in this Company. We have lost in him one
of our most highly respected and valuable citi
zens, and one of the most efficient officers of the
Company, and we respectfully tender to his fam.
lily and friends our sympathy and coincidence
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
HERMAN STUMP, Jr., President.
F.W BAKER, Sec'y.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-01-08
THE NEWS.

The grand jury of New Orleans refused
to find true bill against cx-Gov Warmoth
for killing Byerly.
The new King of Spain has very wisely
inaugura,ed his reign by granting amnesty
to the Carlist revolutinnsts.
Lady Franklin offers two thousand
pounds sterling for The recovery of the re.
cords Of Sir Jt I'm Frankliu's arctic expedition
-Sickel, Singleton & Co.'S notion house
on Hanover street, Baltimore, was entirely
destroyed by fire, carly Tuesday morning.
Loss $4,000
The funeral of Rinehart, the sculptor
took place in Baltimore on Saturday, and
was attended by many of BaltimG 3 best
citizens and admirers of the great artist.
Hon. Samuel j. Tildcn was inaucurated
Governor of New York on the 1st of January.
Wickham, mayor of New York, also took
possession of his office The same day.
The steamer Thomas Brooks struck n
rock on the southern coast of Cuba, and sank
in ten minutes. About thirty-five people
went down in her, and about the same mum.
Der escaped to shore.
Witnesses appeared before the Congress
siona investigating committee in Alabama,
last week, who testified that the government
bacon sent to relieve the sufferers in the over
flowed country, was taken seventy miles away
from the overlooked region and used to buy
negro votes
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-01-08

RACES was made complete. The Conserya.
tiyes-powerless against the Federal Govern
ment-retired from the hall in which their
rights were denied them, and where their
presence was only an excuse for farce of
rum. There is no disturbance The people
are quiet. The forces of Gen. Emory, num-
bering LOO, are encamped around the State
House, subject to the order of Kellogg. Six
ty United States soldiers have elected from
the Legislature four members who had been
declared legally elected by the Legislature to
which the returns had been referred tho
Returning Board. The citizens of Louisians
have seen themselves cheated and dcfrauded
and when the fraud came near to failure
they have seen the whole power of the Gen
eral Government used to consummate it anC
make vilainy successful, They make no out
cry but upon the facts as they are they in
woke the deliberate judgment of the Ameri
| can people.