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WHEREAS, the facilities for obtaining Intelligent
medical and surgical treatment and medicines,
are, to a large class of persons, extremely limited:
AND WHEREAS, it is believed that the want of such
facilities frequently induces resort to methods Of
treatment, and the use of medicines of an objec-
tionable nature. often entailing fatal results:
AND WHEREAS. it is a recognized duty of all good
governments to maintain such sanitary regulations
as shall be %promotive of the public health now
therefore,
BE II Enacted BY the King aad The Legislative As
Sembiy Of the Hatcaiian Islands, in the Legislature
q the Kingdom assembled
SECTION ]. That it shall be imperative on ali
Licensed Medical Practitioners and Surgeons, on APP
plication TO them to that effect, TO attend without
delay on any one requiring their professional services
within the District in which they shall reside.
SECTION 2. 1t shall be incumbent on all Licensed
Medical Practitioners and Surgeons, when called
upon SIS in the preceding section Of this act au-
thorized, to use their best endeavors as professional
men, to relieve and cure all cases Of suffering and
disease that shall come under their treatment pur-
suant to the provisions of this Act.
SECTION 8. The said Licensed Medical Practi-
TONERS and Surgeons shall, on the application of any
one requiring the same, furnish such medicines and
apply such treatment as shall be necessary for the
relief and cure Of the persons applying, or in whose
behalf such application shall have been made to them,
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PORT OF HONOLULU. "a. L.
ARRIVALS.

July 29-sehT Kamaiie, Kibhng. from Waimea & Koloa.
29-Stmr Kilauea, Marchant, from Hawaii and Maui.
2a-BrIt bk Cleta, Klgom, 138 days from Liverpool.
3I-Schr Jenny, Uiama, from Kona a. Rau.
3l-schr Annie, Kaiauao, from Wslua, Kauai.
Aug HBut bk Canoma, Rosser, 1872 days from Glasgow.
l-Schr Manuokawai, Kimo, from Nawiiwin, Kauai.
Z-Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane, from Lahaina, Maui.
2-Schr Nile Morris, Realohanui from Kaunakakai.
2-schr Luka, Kaai, from Mako, Maui.
Fan bk Chalmette, White, So days I'm Port Lobos
3-Schr Warwick, Jno Bull, from Kalaupapa, Mofoka
4-Stmr Knauea, Marchant, from Kauai.
4-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, from Hanalei, Kauai.
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S4s5,2s g Sl,225,e79 %
Thus ii appears that in 1862 the cost of carrying
on the government was S24s per annum; in
1876, the present Ministry ask for that purpose the
sum of S6ll ,9s9.sa. a progress in fourteen years,
of $G68, $40. 6s.
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Another Comparison.

At the risk of being told that comparisons are
odious, but for the purpose of Illustrating the pro-
gress made by the country in fourteen years, we
present a comparative table of the principal items in
the Appropriation Bills of 1862 and 1875:
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IN PORT.

u 3 3 Lackawanna, Captain Greer.
III B VI 9 MyrmIdOn, Commander Hare.
MERCHANTMEN.
Ifaw bk LunalilO, Narston.
Am bk Alden Besse, Noyes-
Am bkin Jane A Falkinburg, Hubbard, repairing
Nicaraguan blk Wellington, Foster
Brit bk Cleta. Kilgom, discharging.
Brit bk Canoma, Rosser, discharging.
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THE following is the I" Medical Act" as amend
ed and passed on Thursday last, and which now
only awaits the Kings signature to become a law
An ACT To SECURE INTELLIGENT MEDICAL AND SURdI-
CAL TREATMENT, AND TO INSURE A MORE GENERAL
AND USEFUL DIsPENsArIoN OF MEDICINES.
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THE BRITISH RARQUE CANoMA,
kS from Glasgow, Captain }. Rosser, will not be response
AAG bic for any debts contracted by his crew, without his
written authority. p. T. LENEHAN & co.
Honolulu, August !, 1876. It
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TO LET

THE CoMM0DIoUs DWELLING
c:dI House on kukui Street. AZ present occupied By M. =.
- G. Glade. Possession given from the fst a. August.
jail - PIT. LENkIIAN A CO., Queen NJ.
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FOR RENT

80 THE HOUSE LATELy OCCupHMD
#ilu " MIS- N, Garter, situated at The corner of sAiAcs
ILL Walk and fanchbowi sts Possession giyrn inmedl
SEA MARsnALe osrIcR.
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1870 ON ACCOUNT or INrEN-
En. ton TO leave the kingdom, the undersigned ~X#
HWa Offers Cor sale his premises ~ tino. together I
49, With asTOCk OF u &c. q
Terms reasonable. A. q. NICHOLA.
Hio. Hawaii, March 27th, 1870. spi
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la. TO LET.
TuNHAT VERY DEsIRABLE NV LAM
II and Premises. No. $50 Nuuanu Avenue, containing pa
lOrs, dining room, bedroom, dressing room,-Chiua and olulhes
closets on hrst noor,-basement under ali three ssons ga
second floor, Kitchen and pantry connected, also with baas.nsna
MISUNDERSTANDING and whshroom. carriage house, .issls, fbst
house, &C, In order, Apply 20 T. n. WOOD.
Cottage and Premises adkanlng, with "a
rooms,-kitchen, bathroom, servants rooz4 store room. stake,
and carriage house. auil a.
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COOP TEMPLARs.-The following are the officers
Of "oueen Emma Lodge No. 2, /. O. g. I. for
the ensuing term
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NOTICE.

nURING MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
~ Rngtom, Mira. J. n. hlaot holds a power q attorney %
tr,n.ae, any business on my ssc0nHt u.cw
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TO LET.

49, THE DIV LLING HOUSE LATELY
E occupied BY the ~suhscribsr. situated on nerasnla ~
I'LL This house IL In nut rate repair, ana 10 hitea with alt
the conveniences Of a nrst class house Inquire %
DIS n v b0LLKe A GO.
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NOTICE

NTRs. iNfoEM
so out DREssMARtNG ~ the wesk. thoss Wishing
, 1876-04-17
AMERICAN MEIhoplsTs.

THEIR APPROACHING aENEIAL CONFERENCE At
ELECTROMAGNETIC uuHIakBS TO CONE AEFolE II
THE EnEg1DlNd-xLDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FICATluH IN THE nY3TEM OF 1TlSEIANC1--TAE
CuuECH HUuTH.
!ftw York lima
On Monday, May |, tho General Conference
OF tho Methodist Episcopal Church will moet In
baltimore. Thls will be Its tweutJ-fourlh quad
senual 8ession, tho lrst having been hoid In
baltimore in 1884. Tho Inst General Coufor-
once met In Brooklyn iu 1879, and chose Ut.
Louis ~ tho place Of moo.ing for the prosont
yoa1, but by tho general conzeut Of the Aunual
Conferences, the bishops, tho Book Committees,
sud other church uoards, tin scat Of tho Con-
ference has boon changed 10 baltimore. This
has been dona maiuly for two saaHous; ~
llsthodism il uot Bt1ong enough in st.
Louia u entertain tho large number Of dole
gatea 10 tho Conference, AID (9) Haltial1ro IN
conveniently nuar Tho great Centennial Expo
sitlon uhlcll alethoIst p1oachef4 mud laymsu.
in coulu4un with uthur ctlzeus, 4ro dtsrous OF
whiting. II tho Conference mo. iu 1T. I.oula
the groataf part Of lhn delegates would not DO
able 10 conlu 10 Philadelphia for lack Ut tins
aud other wctGhtY reanons. baltimore hau been
the stronghold OF Melloaism !Eoul lta oseaui2a
t1ou. sud is amply abls xud willing to cuteIta.u
the General Conference.
Usluuo1e has historic iusases. for tho DO
, 1876-04-17
THE TURBULENT MINERS.

CLEVELAND, O.. April 1G:--lsonorts from Mas.
sion, O.. to-day, state all auiot at tho mlnea.
Tho stnkou, aftor driving miners from tho
works, disbanded and left tho vicinity Of tho
minca In squads. No artosta 1src made. Mono
Of tho injured men arc seriously burt TITO
coal companies doRiro to PIT men 10 tho miaos
again at onoo. md. ns tho Sheriff Of Stark
County says he cannos afford thotn
State. which will give them tho deaircd AID Adlt-
Gen. WikoH and Atty.~Gen. Little are At alnn-
silon. It i. stated on good authority TINT an
organized force Of from 100 to zoo atrikora will
10 to Silver Creek sumo t!ny this woels to drive
there. The sheriff Of Wayuo county will aIlsyo
at Mauailon tonight. to oonfor with Con. WskaN
IN regard to tho actou uacossaEy for ths pEotcc-
ton uf tho Sliyor Crock mtuos,
, 1876-04-17
poaitInn TOR tho IoTc11B, and attracted 4 good
1aAl Of attention by hs good folding.
OHIO.
lsnycs and xynailhurnc.

Aaayos anu "hatsnuFncs
Frretss corrr7po'sdtncr ~ 4nhe 0ateaoo 7rS.,n4.
CoLuMnus, o., April 14.-Ohio Republican,
Anyo ueyor heretofore becn united on a pr,,dan'
t,,1 csn,,I,tr in n N,t.on,I no,v.,.,ou w.'.., en'
%'A' e."o' " -. ~. ~. s,.',s "netass
such union III the htss onfoago convention
Gould have nominated MIR. ChaHo 10 perhaps idlc
to conjecture. Certainly Il l,ah 1ftau boon men.
tloucj In political clrcIea "a the loss Of Ar ~
nortun,tv tbrour;, ,,v,dcd couna,j,, whon ~
~ w." ~. se ,'"s T. ~ "ou @"F.
MAUI l''Fns" Mt. coAa@ ~ uhtn 'of t"o Reooad
placa Oil Tho ticket IN 1868, there wore just
nnongh dc!eEntca from Ohio who prdfcrtnd gotua
otller mar, "a provent TIM, rnanttuttv which IN.
s,I.,a u,,n,,un T., t,,ti, ,,,o o..a. = ,... s,.l
ap.aeH sas'Sss' =" ote sao 1a"ea 70. law c'seo
thefe Was h'fong on.aRon's'h . 10Y 1o"aroH The
Ohio man named. Thla year do not know Of
any such opposition to Gov. Hayea who will bs
presented by tho Hepnblicans or Ohio, and Ger.
tninly not presented .for tho compliment
OF .tAa thing. a low or t4o dcln-
Eatcs, not ono In ton, bellcro, prefer soue
other man, for ao1ao roason personal to them.
solVoH eslt 90 not kno" OF Que that III per.
EQUALLY hostile 70 uet'. Hayos. show thai
anlo edlsors OF lnostopolitau journals have been
lniotvlewed' and nave uenonstratea 70 thcl
hath1aet!on shat tno no'o[nont IN uh,o ior stov
Ilhyes .QoE8 n9t la1hn llAyea, Anu Of E0nfes
, 1876-04-17
What Tho Vermont authorities would nsink Of
biz coming no dues not ssass.

his coming no dues not ssass.
sunoE 1'AnrnGn.
Il Ia reported that tho special counsel for
Columbus Alexander WILL urgo TINT .1udge Nc.
Arthur sl,nil not ait Oh tho bench In thH trial 0f
sie safe-burgfsry eascs, oi, ths ground that Nc
Arthur calnot bs nnprnjudtcod OIL account OF
hts formor tntercst III tho real-ostato poul.
nAuCth:Ka u1S1nAcE. ...-..
Tin Trcaidsnt, II ia sAfd, has requested thn
Secretary OF tile Treasury 10 discharge tvslvn
ctcrke nl,o had been appointed at tue 70 quest of
Con. psbcock. Those clerks wore all oxceIlont
clerks, and occupied prominent positions ~ tho
lnsernal rnyenuu, cuAtofas, aud lnluGc branches
Of tho nctyice.
ITO the Assnefdftd trfas.t
LONG RutE RoA HAgcocg 1T Al.
WA1u1NoToa, D. c., April 10.-DiAtrict-AttoF"
nor Wclla docs not believe tho sa{e burglary
trial will l,o reached bcforo tho mltdIo Of Jnno.
No trorblo IL oxpccscd in obtaining The
ptoeeuco hero nf WhtolE kclttcshtP'
lIarB and Cunz. WAitoly's pat
don tlepen1a upon bis teatifylnR, and on
his testimony deponda tho onttro case aHainst
lsabcock. I1nErtngton has not bcen found, but
it Is Lol,oYod Iio will como forward aud take his
cl,anoe. though tho evidence against hin, ie worry
positive. There la no evidence duplicating Coz:
Shepherd. Thomas Shepherd. OF Dt. Sharro. and
tho Diatrct-Attornny docs not bdlieee Marshal
Flarpo auT why guilty OF packing tho jury.
EGoftB will bo made tomorrow to IL day TO!
nnutl1or trial of Ottomnu for omoozhlanont.
Tic evidence In tho lIalleek case nil be uaoa
against lin.
, 1876-04-17
NOTES AND NEWS.
THE IHE8INEHTE B BAI4AIY,
Snkeiat ElsnateA Ao Tic f2Atn7Qo 1F1bu,1f. .

Spteiat UsnatcA n Tht EAtnaao Tribune.
WAsnlSaTox, d. q. April 1G,-It is current
ly reported among tho intimate frlouls OF
tho President TINT he will veto tho bill TO-
uucng tho salary OF tho President to &25,00o
pnr Aunum. rrcaidont 0rnnt, In tefuaing TO
veto tho bill increasing the salary Of the
prcuidcnt Expressed Ills idcaB n regard to tho
matter. To will. no doubt nov allow Tint his
ideaa havo undergone no change BY vototug ttc
torn Of Office by tho docroaBe. his motives can
lo subjected 10 no tn!sconatructlon.
A COSTLY r1EoE or INFORMATION.
The Secretary Of she Treasury has had copied
o complete list OF tho Stockholders IN National
banks. II IL a ponderous iuA1B OF manuscript
Weighing upwards Of 500 pounds, and. should
tho Aouso order II to 10 printed, 1t will make
two volumes Of 500 pages each.
JUDGE LUKE I. roLaHD.
Of Vermont, has arrived hsro. llo WAS Chairman
OF tho Arkansas Investigating Committee In the
last Congress- Tlero havo been storiea COLI
Meeting bis mama With Arkansas bonds and tho
Baxter Government which are likely to be 10.
yiyed about this time.
ApJounSMEHT.
A member Of tho uouso Committee on Appro-
prntions thinks that Congress will not adjourn
before August.
THE ILLINOIS RAILROAD TA1-f1uHrIna.
f1o tie Assuelated PTeas
WAsISoTos. d. e.. Aprll l0.-It ia expected
that tho Supreme Chutt tomorrow will tendor
dociaion ia what nso kuown N tho 1lltnots rail-
road caees, which Involve eeveral highly
important questions concerning tho taxation Of
lands and other property. Tho Company claims
that, in somo rcspoota. tho taxes woro illegally
legiod, and, In oshors that tho aesessmcnta
wero too. high. II wns argued on the
appeal TINT no court ehould, In sncl.
cascs restrain the collection of taxes, ovcn toni
porarily, nnloss tho Company tcnderod tho
amount admitted to bn lcgully leved. or tho
amount upon tho valuation which was admitted
to be correct. It is had lhoro aro no loss than
segcntT-avo suits pouding IN Illinois to cnjola
tho collection Of taxos aHnessod against landB
anfl other property of railroad companies, which
represent, perhaps, ono-thlrd Of tAs taxable
property Of that State.
, 1876-04-17

MeeraohAum shayiugs aud dust are usad y Nns. s..
compressed for making inferior Of tm!ts.p1t X
pipes, Forty.ope th0uAand hundred we'ga. w. w.
THIS waste are annually consumed III s!enns y
tho production Of plpos cigar ste,. .aa
that connolssuutB sonet,nlcs 1nd it difficult =
distinguish these arsioies from slmllas oaes -,
tho eenuipe aubstancn. OF tho lneerhehsuttI r
itsell, l2.000 casey,. each weighing og y, i, h
pounds, mud worth .Es5 oasc. are used " N v
Elenua alone 1n working up The sllav'bes ~, sre
!oyel in sottiug, sifting washing, aud c!sau' ist
inR tho IefuHa aud rubbing it through e'4A'
HiuypH,
, 1876-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS,
fnirl C1TY

SPECIAL Hfspafch t. 3'hs Chicago Tribune.
Iowa CRY, Ia, April 10.-Tho Aoy. Mr.. ClnE-
eft, Of Kentucky. WHO for the past month has
been holding series Of religious meetings III
tho l'nbllc Hall, gave hla farewell discourse to-
ulgnt. lie learos tomorrow for other fields os
reIiEious work. All the evangelical churches,
together viii, their pas.Qra, united with blr.
Ulagolt in Ills lshors hero. and n,uoh good seems
ings have boAa we!l sktaulpd. This evening
hundreds went array unable to gel standlug-
TO0ul.
, 1876-04-17
A HMnKEy Eilprcns and ssn Inhosrlta-
blu Queen.


On Sunday, March H. thu EmpreaH OF Aos!I.
wont to Windsor from I.ondon r. pay visit q
the Qucen. hhn arrived at /, and roInaineanbout
au hour. On her return her Hpeeial train W.
detained at Slough. miles from, Wiutlyos,. Il
consequence Of qltantlty Of Ao1egrapl'-"t!,a.
boruo down by tho wind and Apow blocking ~
lluo. Meanwhile. tho Empress who, oxtraorIlss
nary. uH 1t may aeem to those not familiar ny.
Qucen Victoria'a q little ways" had posttlvt)
lad nothing to eat Ut TUG Castle, became raven
GUS and asked for food. Tho station-snaGtas " y!
fortunately aho to allay tho Imperial pangs w. ",
1oast-boef anA stout from hin oEn table, "
Majesty taking OF this simple fare. And eyl!!eh;
ouly too thankful to rot it, from little table y
tho aaloop-cayriage, The shnbby manner ~. ~
which tie Qaoeu receives foreiRu possntases w.
long been Il source OF yexatlon 10 her Bub1ee.S; :;
and the climax ts capped by tue Empress ~, ~
for food within ten minutes Of leaving Wlna''f
EnBflD I.
, 1876-04-17
WHISKY,

MponALp AUD AVERY
ST. Lorls. April 1G.-Gen. Mcdonald and ".
o. Avor7 loft this morning for tho PenitentlaFy
at Jefferson City. 11oDonaid was guy, jucosc,
and full Of lunlor, lut Avery was much do
pressed, snd bLunned tho gazo OF tho crowd nj
the depot and Of tho people In tho oarn. On
tho way up Avery rogsinod hlB Spirits somewhat,
anl became moro talkatlyo. He Btasod to TO-
porter on board the train on his return to Wash-
ington. after bis tia! and conviction hero, that
no found o icttgr (Which lie Ind diligently
searched for on AaycrSl previous accasions) Ok
planning how tho Two 5llU notoH wero sent
from st.. Louis 10 him aud Capt.
JoHoph. lilo did not etya the explanation
contained In tho lettor, but oxpressed the boiled
that Ind It beon In cyitenca In lB trial II wnu!d
hnvo cleared him. Ilo thowed it to Col. Dyer
yesterday. Tho latter expressed surprise that
Judge Kru1n did HOT tnnxa it ono OF tho grounds
for his motlou for = new trial.
, 1876-04-17
lnsfru1ncnt to fsieusurc tho Velocity ol
u, KsfOjUGttlcs

. Tho Boulapges inatrua,ont which measula
tho velocity OF projoctlles may bo briefly d.
gor1bekl al follows; Placed In front Of tho Gun.
At an interval apart, arc two wire Bcreons, 80 g.
ranged that tho rrotootiIo In ita flight tears
through them ono after The othor. From two
magnets attachod to tho instrument hang !1a
metal rods, and tho instant tho first wro sclcta
iB torn by tue Bhot q cuEfont Of olect1lclt!,H
b,olen aud tho firnt Of these rods falls. AZ No:
IL lu tho net Of falling, lowavor. tho second
wiro screen Ia hroIscn by tho shot, releasing NJ
rod, and thiA sets In action trigger which
strlkos No. rod bcforo 1t has yos eo,nplotel iIs
fall. II the shot llaa been slow in trayo!n1
from cue acresu TO another then rod No. ! AM
naturally enough fa.sou naarly ta entiro looRtb
The higher thu mark IL upon rod No. l, Of tat
moro 1t has fp!!an, tho less rapid haa been to-
passage OF tho shot,. After tho mark IL Enidt
reference Ia mndo to Bcsle where yc.oeltia
lave hpen calculated.
, 1876-04-17

Nrw yoAE. April 16.-lt appoass tha., in addl-
tton to tho power-or- attorney given JudEc Hi.
ton to mauago her ensAte. Mrs. Stewart ycstar.
day filed In tho Registers office trauster and
assignment Of all her late husbands ahare tu
the b,lsluoAH Of A. r. ntewRrt i Co.. III we'll ae
all hia property, real and porsouai. o1copt roal
estate In tho City OF Nov York, to Judge Hilton
for tho sum Of LOG. eco. Both instruments
sIo dated April a. 1875.
, 1876-04-17
THE SAFE-BuRGLARY.

Special DispateA to 1'hs chiea1o Tribune.
WAsuls1ToN. D. g., April 1G - Miles, tie
burglar in tho Vermont lonitentiary who pro,
fcssss 10 know Alt about tho satu.robbery. has
Nrltten 10 Proctor Knott, Chaismau OF tbs Com.
nltsee On tbs Jadiuiary. Offering to furniah I'd.
disionk tsst!uapy Il hs can be brought hsxs.
, 1876-04-17

nIrMrnls, Tenn, April tG.-aon. Patterson,
Collector for this District, with Deputy Collector
Paxton, Of Pa,lucah. Ky., with aovon Ho1diors.
returned laat night from q successful Ayo-any
raid through. Henry County, Ienn., and Calls
way County, Ky They se.zod add destroyed
fl7o dHtillerios In 11enry County aud
throo In CnllawaJ County, togetbor with 6,G0O
gailouH Of mash tivo barrels Of whisky. aud II
large quantity Of other material found in thom
Fivo OF tho guilty parties wero arrested, but tic
otho1B male their oscapo.
, 1876-04-17

HptctdI DttpaLtls u 1At Chicago THIHN.
WASHINGTON, y. g.. April 1G.--Tho petition TO
tie prosidont for o remission Of part OF tho
sentouco OF blaguire. Collector Of Internal
nevcnus ut st. Louis, has been received Iore.
Tho President, after examining thom. ia tep1o-
scented ID having enid that he should not inter-
iese in tho ease of any poF7pn convicted in the
whisky tttalA.
, 1876-04-17
a Great Meeting iii Paris, Adj
dressed by Victor Hugo and
Louis ISlnnC.
The People Of the United States
ExtolIod In Elegant liyperbole.
More French Elections Caused by tho
Clumsinesa Of tho Elective System.
The Egyptian Army Reported to Be In n
Dal Abyssinian Pickle.
Russia Still Making Hypooritioal P1etenso
Of Poaooablo Intent.
FRANCE.
MORE ELECTIONS.

MORE ELECTIoEs
PARIS, April 1G+-Eicctlons warb held to-day
to ill tho vacancias In tie Chamber OF Deputies
caused by tho return Of 4 member from moro
than ons district. At MassoIller, Doqnct.
Itadical, was elected by 4,24l votes; uarnter
Dagcs, Of tho Left, received 1883. At Lille
Mazur, nAdicnl wa6 elected, rocciviug G,600
yotes against $500 for Dn Tlllu OF tito I4cft,
and 2,l0o for II. Vtan q ClorcaliBt. Second ba!-
lota wern necessary ia bordeaux and tho seyen-
soenth ACCOMPLISHMENT Of Paris. In tho tattor
Pascal Dnprat heads tho poll.
A CENTENNIAL MEETING.
Victor Hugo and Louis Blnno addressed large
rudloncos b Gro to-day. ualt tho proceeds Of
the msoslpg rro devoted to d fluid for sending
dc!ogatcH to tho Philadelphia Exhibition. .aad tho
remainder to tho roliof OF tho relatives Of Com
mnnist convicts. The speakers
ExTOLLED TIE PEOPLE or TIE UNITED sTATEa
for lheir industry and activity. and for sha OK
ample they gave Of tho love OF liberty. They
set forth tho advantages which would result
from the proposed visit OF French work1nen to
tho AMERICAN Exhibition, and agot particularly
on tho progress Of induntry ns tho nloaus Of CO.
mcntiug tho bonds Of friendship between Frauco
md tho United States.
II. BLANC
believed tho Centennial Exhibition rould COM
plcte tho reconciliation OF tho North aud South,
which was ommonced by amnesty. American
atateamon had oxortcd themselves to proyon.
tho hatrod succeeding dofoat. They Understood
that otaor would uogor be- pcrnaauently rc-cstab-
lislled when I was not restored ~ the carta Of
Franco had taken in American coloni-
zstion and American liberation, and do
c'arod that tho Centopuial wns, In
consequence thereof, Fronoh tcto and toto Of
human Intellect which could not fall to advanca
education aud humanity.
VICTOR HUGO
, 1876-04-17
Alaxlmum Thermometer. ~. Minimum, 80,
GENERAL COMBINATIONS.
Q,tIrAao. April 1G-htianfght.
OBITUARY,

8r. LOUIS, April 16.-Ex.0oX Trustau, OF
polk, died suddenly carly tLtA mofu!ug.
5,setut Ul.ustch 10 Ths cAseago 1iri14.u.
1IEAykSwoAru, Kau,, April 1B.--ILu wife Of a
poteu hossenau. II. liohbius died last eyeptug
st Ler residence very suddenly. liar deash MAS
took 1t IL not known.
, 1876-04-17
INDIA.
PHENOMENA ATTEHDtSa SECONDARY 0TATH or
eUCfETY.
INDIA.

LONDON, April ia Calcutta dl0patch to the
Times sayX tho troubles In Dustas, the bogiu-
nings Of which moro reported in Dispatch OF
April ., now look moro serious. but there has
been no aotual iigllting., Large numbors Of
armed rioters arc collecting Tho pcoplo are
principally incenacd against the oxactions OF tue
Rajth, who hao taken fofugo In tho fort,
, 1876-04-17

NAllyAx, April lG.-SIr Joha Glover, the new
Governor OF Newfoundland. arrived last eyeo.
ing In the usbeIntA from England.