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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-09

hCIuul WuutS VI bAS SONy - !
the cry now is cut down the forces and
send these we'll trained soldiers adritt.
The same spirit is observable in the hasty
and indecent expulsion ofdisabled Union
soldiers from the petty offices under the
control Of the House OF Representatives,
and filling their places either with ex-
Coniederates, or some OF the obscure
henchmen Of the new Aedged politicians:
But whatever acts Of meanness and
petty tyranny may DO perpetrated by
these reyengciul parttsans, the people
need entertain no apprehension that they
will carry reaction so far as to again as;
sail the constitutional laws Of
the land. Like the Bourbons oil
France they will never abandon
the idea that Providence especially de-
signed them to rule over nations, but IN
regaining power they will exercise some
caution resisting fercely when oPpcosi'
tion is feeble and timid, but yielding
with graceful reluctance when 1t Is bold
and strong. They will force no obnox'
lous measures upon the country, because
they are not yet assured OF continuance
In power, and go long as they contnG
themselves to the exhibitions OF petty
spite the people will remain passive, Blu!
il in the exultation Of power they should
ever attempt to carry reaction to It's legi
innate conclusion-Tepolutioa his!o'
rywill repeat itself, with slight deyia
ton perhaps as to the status and right
OF the vAnQuiShed at the end Of the war
But as such contingency Is hardll
possible, and as it is the duty Of ever!
good citizen to promote spirit Of recon
cilliGtion and Kindness between the mer
calamity fought out their difference
on the battle.fclds Of tho South, woshoult
begin by teaching our politicians a lessor
for their presumption in continuing thu
struggle by the use Of the kind Of wea
ponS which Mr.. Proctor Knott we'll do
scribes as "aSses' jaw.boneS," As for Mr.
Davis, his friends, II he have any, shoult
prevail upon him TO quitwriting letters
and find some occupation that will aaorS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-09
The Girls in College at Obcrlin.
I,r,,,, thn TolNIo I1lade.

From tho Toledo Blade.
Some OF the rooms are very pretty In
deed. One especially noticed was occi'
MED by two negro girlS-one from Hous-
ION, Texas, tho other from Pennsylvania
The walls were hung with handsome
chromos and portraits OF negroes; hang
Inc baskets and trailing vines were ar
ranged artistically and in protusion
about The walls, windows, and mirrors
Altogether the room presented a coy, In
yiting appearance. -,
Al present there are about ninety girls
in the hall-ninety merry, fun:loyinG
girls from every State in the Union
There are, perhaps, no two alike In their
habits and manners. Each one has her
own peculiar character. The Western
rirl, who milks COWS and washes dishes
when at home, is a decided contrast to the
Eastern young lady who attends operas
parties, and balls during vacation.
The Thursday theological lecture is the
great bugbear Of an oberlin school girls
life. 1t is rather amusing to 60 into the
chapel after tho lecture has fairly com
menced, and sec about two.thirds Of the
girls settling themselves comfortably for
an hours nap, about the usual length Of
tho lecture.
There Is one girl here who was born OF
Western prRirie-when, she does mol
know. She has probably lived with The
Indians all her lie.
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him more profitable employment. Let Ct
him observe an eloquent silence upon all
subjects connected with his administra-
lion as President OF the late Confederacy,
and thus give time and opportunity to
the people Of the South to renew their
icalty to the nation, which, with or with.
Out their cooperation and support, Is
destined under Providence to continue It's
existence while governments last among
men. GENERAL AMNEsrY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-09

Accommodation Train leaves BelaIre at 400 Pm.
and arrives at Steubenyille at 6:05P.u.
Special accommodation trains leave BellaIro at
$50 AM. and 1880 r. NJ; Bridgeport zoos AN. and
los p NJ. arrive at Martins Ferry 1918 An. and
lis P. NJ Returning leave Martins Ferry at ll:80
A. N. and $40 p. Nj Bridgeport ll:40 a. NJ and $40
p. NJ; arrive at Belaro 81 Il:65 AN and 0:S6 p. N.
Tickets to all principal points In the East and
West can 10 procured nj the Union Ticket Office,
M'Luru House, and at the station at bridgeport.
+. X. MYEIsS,
no?7 General Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-19

LIQUoR LICENSE FoRFEITED-It will be remem-
bered that just previous to last New Years, dealers
in spirits were notified by a circular from the In
terror Department. that hereafter the provisions Of
Chapter AZ, Sec, % of the Penal Code, (Which
provides for the prosecution of the bond in case of
infraction of its conditions would be strictly EN-
forced. Last week, the proprietor of the Bartlett
Saloon was charged with selling to natives, but
failed to appear, and forfeited u bail Of 5000. On
Wednesday of this week the license bond was
sued in the Police Court. and declared forfeit, in
accordance with its provisions, which are in these
Now therefore, if during the continuance
of this license the said--shall not contribute to the
violation Of any of the laws OF this Kingdom, nor
violate any of the conditions of his license-then
this obligation shall be void otherwise, upon proof
being made to the satisfaction of a common magis-
trate, without the intervention of a jury, the pen
atty mentioned in this bond shall be forfeited, and
the license of the said-this day granted shall be
void" 1t will be observed that no appeal to a jury
lies in these cases, that right being waived in giving
the bond. We learn however that an appeal has
been noted to the Supreme Court in banco.
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MEMORANDA.

REPORT OF BARK ID c MURRAY, FULLER, MAsrER.-Left
San Francisco on Saturday, Jan 29th, at p m, in tow of the
tug Neptune. The first three days fine breeze from NV to N
with passing fog squalls then the wind hauled to NE and re-
NAMED SO moderate the next nine days. Feb llth, at IL m,
made Maui. and next day, at 8 a m, Oahu.
Report OF So CITY OF MELBOURNE, Brown, CoMMAN-
DER.-Leh San Francisco at II. 80 q M. on the 9Th Feb, and
cleared the Golden Gate at noon with a light SW breeze and
sW swell; at 4 p IN the wind hauled to the ssE, and blew a
fresh breeze which lasted until midnight on the 7thj the wind
then hauled 20 wNW, and blew a strong gale with a heavy
cross sea and severe squalls, which continued until the 9TH
the wind then veered to ssE with moderate breeze and fine
weather until arrival at Honolulu, which was entered at 1 p m
on the 18th, making the passage in 9 day.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
AR

b. 12-Schr Pueokahi. Clarke. from Hama, Maui
l2-Am bk ID & Murray, Fuller, l3l days from San
Francisco.
12-Stmr Rilauea, Marchant, from Hawaii and Maui.
I4-Schr Manuokawai, Puailihau, I'm Nawiliwili, Kauai
H-Brit s. City Of Melbourne, Brown, 8 days from San
Francisco.
I5-French corvatte Infernet, Pierre, Captain, Is days
from San Francisco.
16-Schr Nettie Merrill. Crane, from Lahaina, Maui.
16-Schr Mile Morris, Kamaunu, from Kaunakakai.
l6-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, from Hanaei, Kauai.
16-Schr Mary Ellen, Peni, from HDo, Hawaii.
16-Schr Annie, Kalauao, from Nawiliwii, Kauai.
16-Brit bktn Mariana, Domino, 10 days from Tahiti.
1S-Brt schr Favorite, McKaye, "a days from Victo-
ria, B G.
ls-schr UiIama. Mana. from MaaIaea, Maui.
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VESSELS

p u SIS City of San Francisco, I'm Sydney via Auckland, TO
Hackfeld & Co, due about March Sd.
Brit IS LIkado, from San Francisco, to HackeId & Co,
due about Mar Is.
Italian corvette Vittor Pisano, from Japan, due in all this
month.
Am schr Panonia, from Tahiti, to II Hackfeld & Co, is near
ly due.
Haw brig Pomare, from Tahiti. TO J l Dowsett, due Mar LIST.
Am schr c M Ward, from the guano islands, to f s Pratt,
due about March LIST.
Haw bk W @ Parke, from Puget Sound, to II Hackfeld & Co,
due early next month.
Am bk Helen W Amy, from Humboldt. to Castle & Cooke,
due latter part Of this month.
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DEPARTURES

Feb. 12-Schr Jenny, UiLama, for Nawiiwfi, Kauai.
12-Schr UiIama, Mana, Maalaea, Maui.
I2-Tshitian blk Ionia, Lovegroye, for Tahiti.
14-Brit IS City of Melbourne, Brown, for Auckland &
Sydney.
l4-stmr Kilauea, Marchani, for Maui and Hawaii.
I5-Schr Marion, Lambert, for Kooa 81 Waimea, Kauai
15-Schr Ka Mol, Reynolds, for Kahului, Maui.
ISL b NJ 8 Myrmidon, Com r Hare, for a cruise.
15-Schr Active, Puaahiwa, for Kohala, Hawaii.
I6-Schr Pueokahi, Clarke, for Hama, Maui.
IT-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, for Hanalei, Kauai.
l1-Schr Mile Morris, Kamaunu. for Kaunakakai-
H-Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-19

SHEEP HUsBANDRY in these islands, while it is
evidently our most successful industry, has never
yet received that attention it has deserved from
the government or the press. The export of wool
is growing steadily, and all engaged in its pro-
duction are prosperous; neither have they asked
any favors or fostering aid. The interest alone
in our great staple, sugar, has caused the expen-
diture during the last six years of at least fifty
thousand dollars, and a great amount of effort
and preoccupation on the part of our govern
ment and people. And this discrimination is
undoubtedly regarded as just, on account of the
magnitude of the one interest; that is, sugar
being thirty-fold or more in amount than wool.
But, it may properly be asked, what is the actual
test of the value of an industry to a country?
1t is surely the surplus of profit that it yields
to those engaged in it. And will the balance
sheet of our sugar production foot up thirty-fold
more to our credit than wool? 1t will not only
show no such proportion of gain, but we doubt
if it can exhibit any, taking the whole sugar pro-
duetiou into consideration, and at the same time
leaving out of our calculation the large amount
of foreign capital that has been sunk in our sugar
plantations. We believe, indeed, that the sheep
ranch of Nfihau can show a larger net balance to
its credit than half a dozen plantations we could
mention, which yield a ten-fold amount and value
of produce over that island.
We are led to a consideration of this subject
by noting certain recent importations of live
stock by DR.. Trousseau, of Hawaii, Mr.. Sinclair,
of Niihau, and Mr.. Gibson, of Lanai. They are
introducing at this time a pure breed of Spanish
merino stock from California. Now the value
Of one pure breed Merino ram in an ordinary
grade flock of sheep, is, as we are informed,
something remarkable. We hear of one bought
for about 500 some few years ago, and placed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-19
[rRoM oUR SPECIAL coEREsPoSDEST
FROM THE GOLDEN CITY.

Interesting News from the United States aud Ia
rope.-The Reciprocity Treat!.-Its Frieuds and
OPpoRents.-Saa FraneIse0's Progress a. : Port
Of Export.-RetrsRehmen and Eeferm.-troOked
Whisky.-GeneraI News from Aero>s the Atlantic.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-19
IRON FRANCE

We are informed that in a Ministerial Council, Mr..
Buffet, the Prime Minister, submitted to President
Mcmahon q complete return of the elections lately
held for Senator'S. The election was totally unfavor-
able to the Prime Minister'S policy, and the " Bien
Public announces his intended resignation. Mr..
Buffet himself, who was q candidate for Senator, was
beaten in his own g department. owing to his pro-
gramme not being considered liberal enough. One
more moderate, and at the same time more firm
against all violence and agitation, is expected of the
new ministry about to be formed, which will be COM
posed of men of all parties. The election for depu-
ties will be held on the 25th inst, and there are
already 1900 candidates to fill the $50 seats in the
new chamber, and about 500 more are expected to
enter the lists for legislative honors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-19

LUCKY FI~sHERMAN.-Last Thursday q native fish
ing off the wharf caught q gold watch that had been
lost several months since by Mr.. Tibbitts, while en-
gagged in repairing 8 ship. The fisherman got SIC
for his catch-nott the proverbial I" isherman's luck. u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-19

DR.. MoHABEER, the East Indian Doctor, concern
ing whose attempt to get q license to practice whole
columns have appeared in the papers, sailed on
Tuesday last for Australia. He did practice here,
and is reported to have done well pecuniarily.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-19

UNAUTHoRIzED.-We are requested to state that
the announcement in the Gazette Of q minstrel per-
formance for this evening at the Theatre, was not
authorized by any responsible party.
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BRIEF MENTION.

MAsoNIo.-There will be q called meeting Of
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ. this Saturday.
evening. Visiting brethren are invited.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-19

MAUNA LOBBY letters from Hilo we learn that
the summit crater of the big mountain broke out on
Monday night last, with all its old-time brilliancy.
Just in time for those who recently went on a tour
Of Hawaii. ]
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-19
CASTLE & COOKE,
OK BOWS, OK BOWS!
Mortgaqed Property for Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A POWER OF SALE
ID MORTGAGE given BY KlHEI ~ and
OLE 10 WILLIAM HILLEBRASD, on the 2srd day Of Feb
rGsry, a D. 1852, as security for the paymensofa ? 0miss0ry
note q even date q said mortgage for the sum oftwo hundred
dollars, $500 Oo) payable in one year fom date Of
sail uoie and mortgage, unless the principal with Interest an
al the expenses OF this advertisement are paid, | shah (Ar-T
dGiy advertising the same) sell a. public auction, .. that par
Gel Of land in Nan5a. Oahu, conveyed 70 the said keal9hapag-
ole " containing 5 3s-lOO acres, ami described In Royal
Patent No EOS, together with all appurtenAnces TO the said land
belonging, 10 accordance with an act Of the Hawaiian Legisla-
ture approved on the 18th day Of July, A. D. ls74. entitled
" An Act 10 provide for the sale Of m0rgaged property without
suit and decree Of sale"
J. PORTER GREEN.
Attorney for }. Mott Smith, Agent for william Hnlebrand.
fel9 81
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CHINAMEN DRowNED.-Last Monday night $ boat
was swamped in the chanel on the passage from
Lahaina to Molokai, and one Of the passengers, q
Chinaman, disappeared in the darkness and was
drowned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-19

JEsus.-In Hlo, Hawaii, Jan 2Ist, Of TYPHOID fever, EUsENE
Jesus, aged Is years
YouxosHEoSo-In this city, Feb I4th, Of consumption, Mr.
YouNosHEoNo. aged 81 years, for many years a prominent
Cbinese merchant and resident Of this city.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

MY FROM THIS
~ Kingdom, Mrs. J. II. Black holds a power Of attorney to
transact any business on my account.
Feb. An, 1876. Qe5) J. BLACK.
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IMPORTS.

FRoM SAN FaAxcIsco-Per ID C Murray, Feb 12th-16 cs
drugs, 90 bdIs shocks, 1 pkg trays, 1 do brooms, SO csks hoops
and heads. As pcs and 4 bdls pipes, 20 bales bags, % csks pork,
s cs photographic goods, So bales hay, 8 cs cartridges, 500 SKIS
bran. 1 csc guns, 500 posts, 2 tanks gasoline, l csk earthen-
ware. is bids paper, IS bales oakum, 1 csc insurance blanks,
so NESTS trunks, 2 pkgs pictures, SO bbls beef, 9 pkgs hardware,
L vhaleboat, 2 bxs paint, 0 bolts duck, 90 cs beer, 1 rne, 4 pigs
and u doors, 3 pkgs blinds. 2 coils wire rope, i bx fastening,
? pkgs seizing, i csc whiskey, 1 csk wine, 2 bxs bleaching pow
der. 10 pkgs furniture, 3 SKIS vegetables, 2 pigs tobacco, Isl
pigs mdse, 3 rams, { bgs beans, 1 bx acid, 20 coils rope, SKIS
wheat, 1 csc poison, 4 pkgs crOckery, 9 sks onions, l ky sour
krout. 1907 SKIS aour, liz SKIS potatoes, 2 c. marble, 263 pkgs
groceries, 2 csks sails, 6 pkgs stationery, 1 Dbl linseed oil, . cs
machinefy and filings, l tombstone, 2 bxs glue, 1 do brushes,
4 do clothes pins, / csc signs, 1 safe, 1 frame, bdls iron, .
wheels, 5 plOw shares, IS kgs nails, 1 csc cocoaine, . pkgs sad
dIery.
FRoM SAN FRANcIsco-Per City Of Melbourne, FEB 18th
s pkss mdse, 8 sheep, S pkgs shocks, 4 do specie.
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TIE NUMEROUS friends Of Mr.. William R. Castle
were pleased to welcome him back to the islands
on Monday last, after a %sojourn of some FIVE years
in the United States. He brings the highest tes-
timonials as to his legal ability from those whose
endorsement is valuable, and We predict for him
a career Of usefulness and success in this, the
land of his birth. On the day following bis ar
rival, Mr.. Castle received the Royal Commission
as Attorney General of the Kingdom, and entered
at once upon the duties of his Office.
In this connection it is but just to say, that
Mr.. Edward Preston, who has acted as Deputy
Attorney General since the death of the late in
c%umbent, early in November last, has discharged
the duties Of the Office with marked ability and
zeal, to the satisfaction of all and to the adVan-
tage of the public service.
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FOR RENT.
TO LET

TO LET.
yHyHAT VERY DIV ELLING
and Premises, No. $50 Nuuanu Avenue, containing par
lors. dining room, bedroom, dressing roOm,-China and clothes
closets on first foor,-basement under all three rooms on
second floor, kitchen and pantry connected, also with basement
Misunderstanding and Mushroom, carriage house, stable, fowl
house, &c, in order. Apply to jill. "OOD.
Cottage and Premises adjoining, with six
rooms,-kitchen, bathroom, servants room, store room, stable,
ard carriage house. aul4 II
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AObertlser.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10.

CONCERNING the Treaty,-in regard to which
the whole community may be said to be on the
tlptoe Of expectation-the latest telegram from
Washington, to the 9Th inst, is to the effect that
1t would be taken up in the full Committee OF
Ways and Means on Tuesday the 9Th. 1t was
believed that q majority of the Committee were
IN favor Of recommending the passage of the
necessary legislation to carry the Treaty into
effect. The letter Of our San Francisco CORES
pendent, in another column, gives some interest
ing particulars on this subject.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-19

FIRE.-At about ~half-past nine O'Clock on We'd
nesday morning last, a fire caused by the careless
use of matches by an old native woman, broke
out in a dwelling house in the rear Of the residence
of His Ex. ". L. Moehonua. The woman was so
frightened, that she could not call ont for help.
1t was we'll under way before the alarm was given,
and the house with its contents was entirely con-
the e~xertions of the fremen and others. Some
delay occurred in getting water on from hydrants,
which should not have occurred, and the water
from one came thick and muddy, showing appar-
entity that it had not been inspected for some time.
We observed several natives working at the fire
with commendable zeal and intrepidity. 4 fire
brigade with hose, &c. was landed from the jap
ground with offers of assistance. which however
was not required. The loss is estimated at not far
from 81 200.
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PASSENGERS.

FROM San FRAScIsCo-Per ID G Murray, FEB IZth-Mrs A
and wife. Miss Grammer, Thos Menzies and wife, Miss Way
lard. Mrs Atanti. Miss Atani, ID NJ Love, F T Crane, Chas
Miller, and 2 Cinnamon
FoR TAHIrI-Per Ionia, Feb 12th- Sumner and wife
FKoN SAN FRANCIsco-Per City Of Melbourne, Feb 14th-
tinx NJ WesseIer, Capt E Smith, Mr. May and wife, A RokOhle,
@ q Mantizmam, II G DeammOrt, s NJ Whitmore, A NJ Han
son, 8 Cinnamon and 8 boys.
Foe AucKLANp-Per City Of Melbourne, Feb 14th-Dr
Mohabeer.
FoR wINpwARD PORTs-Per KiIauea, Feb 14th-H r II
Prince Leieiohoku, Rev c l. Clancy and wife, II Cooper, w }
Noa, C P Isukes, II swinton, Mrs II CoInwelll, Miss Bella
CornueI. Mis- LouEada, E Delemar, J w Gay, U hawainui,
@ Robertson, II Hayes, ] G Tucker and about 65 deck.
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NOTICE

TT THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE Az.
thorized Mr.. X T. BICKERTON, to collect all monies
due me in Honolulu, and to enforce the payment Of same il
necessary. (e5 Inn .. IkOIssEAC, W.. u.
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kIsLASDERs GONG EAsT-In the Persona"
Columns of the S. F.. Post Of Feb. 9, we read that
s.Aaior Geo. w. Macfarlane, of Kalakaua's stan,
and Mr.. Wm Phuger, Russian Consul at Honolulu
left yesterday morning for the East. The former
gentleman is intrusted with business pertaining TO
The Hawaiian reciprocity treaty now pending IN
the House"
Music THIS AFTERNooS.-The band Will play at
Emma Square this afternoon, commencing at hal
mast four O'Clock. Following is the programme:
Grand Selections, Opera, The Puritans Benini
Fanfaaa, Opera, Fra DiaYolo- @
asIection' Opera. Madam Angot, by .Lecocq
F-Sorh Rorouet, OuadniIe, Hawkes.
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The conflict seems to be pretty nearly over, and Don
Carlos is reported to be again a fugitive, seeking
refuge in France. The Carlists, after obstinate re-
sistance, were driven from fortress to fortress and
from crag to crag, and can now be considered as a
band Of guerrillas making a last show of resistance.
Their cartridge factory has been destroyed, and the
Alfonsists seem to be victorious on the whole line.
The election Of members to the new Cortes is consid-
cred favorable to the government; the only republi-
can elected is the distinguished statesman and author,
Senior Emilio CASTELAR,.
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BIRTHS.


In this city, Feb 18th, to the wife OF William Jarrett, jr,s
daughter.
In this city, Feb 18th, to the wife of Oswald schOItz, a
daughter
DIED.
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NAvAL.-The French corvette InferHet, arrived OF
this port on Tuesday last, Is days from San Fran
cisco. She is en- route for Japan. The following is
q list of her officers: