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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.
"HEREAs- NOTICE. HAS BsEl

THEREAs, NOTICE HAS BEEN GIFEE
Wv y -ne er==-z1-E q re ezez-s & 2 T. E1T1.
rzzz r-eF rE1Lr 1zc-11- TIE III a1Erz1r.
al q e1=rle 5e51zE1< - E1 es1-s. ~
1-1s q Ma1i En9 4. ci-1-g LEz1s - Eociz1, O8tz
nv ttersEIrs. a 1s-Es1I herssJ EE-ze1 tbzs
EezF q sd eEsr-s1rs - sd c<r1s- ard SAL
rz-1 azT res1a y - e1sers ~ l1s6 -
1xEz-zsEI 1z5 ssizz< las f1r ~ Fz-pss g 1rsT-
Esrzg Sfrh Es-z zxe tsT beizg = ~ pessesor-
MAErA A B0TD.
y bs- artorzsy = Ert
c 4 JUDD
Esu1tsl-, Z L. seFe II liza GsH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
no Ia.

TyHAT vEET DESIRABLE DWELLING AID
Il Pres. 30 80 Suza11 ATszze, coot.tnizs paE-
l,-s s-f-x rDc17, ts1rcc11, 6-esnE EDoD-Chnz, and
Otis z0ss<s Erst eo1r-b1sene1t unteT AL thrss
rs O. ss11d eoor kias1 AID pantry co11ects6s aiso
va kz.srsnf bezezxh-bzr11E Ea1lrDou, czrTags
h1zse, s-zhie. fgEi ho1Ss. AZ. n o-dsrs Apply %
AzxI1-Is1u J. H WOOD.
ALSO ths cottzEs E1d premises Adjoining Win az
rsozs-EteEen, bar1-5o, se-TEztE rooz stSrs ro0z1s
Efabse 49, e1<rizEs h0use-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

FuZ-ol rsss.ay 7lgas e ass week a s1lai
sr4ss a,lse usa- tl- si-sa's Essri-sl e1rast down
Tss f-r aerzr-sG asy-c lt1-cls II csuscc Isucs q
lie srsrcz-uz1.s e q Ssr3ssaS sIug. rrs a11Asss
l-a1zza sz1srl.a-iy asaN-z-t . .eave ths oa-zl1s
lszzs. - zss seem g hare recovered tle1r VIZ
szS-i-zslv % giTs any a-a-n an cc1ses zsa,iy
-asss -v--g z.z--s1 g TX 6-s kasE asgal1s q Z
I'll -c-uE1g.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

- he rSrcrt Scz1es eca Tx ScztA RAJ Ia >a-S
Ganz-E Scaas wears si1cs saspl9yv1 a sacSss ss-
ssevl ~ r-t a. Sas E-a1ciscc, las rscva,y seea
v-vcAse uea- ss- eoass ct Nss Caie9saa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

~ Fes ssw t;se rzsle u ne Slaszea, icr tSe
sszt tA-ss zsESes> ~ se sseze h ez- sslEnss,
" si-ezls E-srs E-ezsa EswaH saas Sza-szr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
CHINA BRICKS.

Have arrived per Willard yIudgetf
from Hong kong.
$3.50 EXTRA LARGE SIZE. and
60 TO fOo.oo0 sEc0sD SIZE
A4THsbz- szz-T El-a s-s-Es 40 III V ~
"a EoLLzs 4os
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

r-m Wnrmanr Eun-n-Har n-lanar El11z-a -s-E -
HnHax a1uas~ 81 a c-aasz- - Llaai
- 49, ! kass<-l.zi. MrF Z
Mnmnm Mm-M t. a = -la1lA1l- ElaAdr
Waaa 2 = na---a - ! Easzsr Ezli1u11lzlula- AZ
Ew Eara---fw ruunnuEr = M1aI egrr ia A4zua.
&C Err9t. ~ r.1.~. y ~ Z -. r r1l-ulal-
E@ ~ 49,. - Al - Csuz-. So zs2-
H. nm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

Tas sscazsr c5sy q Ssa7sy s aScas 9le t-rz
Sye-cy. ~ rsz-s ssr san Ersssisea. VIZ rvui-ia
Re Es-r - ssars Frceassy, Last sa4scc - vsls sss
CSr,<zzzl szrcs;5cs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
BALTIMORE OYSTERS,

GIREsH IRON TIE FACTORY OF LOUIS
II NclEURR1T 4 Coz rscsfTed PEI csylon. b c1ses
q t<o tozea ezet-60o Dp1eu-ls o1s 80 tge Eolid
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a CARD.

IL having pleased cod 20 bless the means
used or r'y rec0vvry fsva, NY sss saea sASe ms
cPpogtariy sstura ray Ssecgv sAsnss ~ the saSny
fiSas weo have BY taels kfad sympathy ssl ssseaoa
ecasaSsss1 " NY eoEfort &uraS ny many DAYS and
ngass q saerlas Nay the Ssvtehrs wOr1s BE verified
~ hem tussasuca ye have d0se ii to u the
isass ogthsse NY SSSshFea. We done unto ue
slalts r A. rHRUN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

DEArz G. a. CID EESDCE-Nr. c Z Levers
cf TIE Grl q LsEers Z IfczSc1. cleG a. bis rss,-
s=zrr CO S1zeaT iaS- Es lad rvsitec here fsr cvsr
g Fsa-s. s1t GIri1s -1aE TINE had been Of car
Ter u Tie EGhsz FilzcHzisu. ca Nan. aud Vas also
Tie 1-raE-ct y ths EIEEza1 EccsL &c lsaves 4
EutsE azt I've eaz:ren, fsr Eaou Dc oas provided
a. angie rrvPsrty y Ezsz-a1cs e his NE il several
sszFzal-s. the whole auc1HGag 70 Sls,Qul Ar.
Z Vas Al te-iEs uszhsr q TIE Old Fellows So
cse-y Gz6 ta= members Il the order sseorred bis r.
zzzzz &c sze ezzz<ssrT-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
Late Foreign News.

sy the ARRIVAL q ne sarS Cysss 81 Mos1sy
zss-ui.z AiSt sie-vz esys fzoza Sda Frszshseo, uS
ssvs &4,es to SseacelSer SsG
ne seus Is ucs x teas sa-,usg sssere uAich
was al-a-iraeea froea Tx ru=sa-S ~absa reaeaed
Is ~ Tx 5 5 E-sl,saa. iass WEEK previously,
r5e san sczs q va have ret yss eeeo 1s, bsss ir
szrgpe. Al,acasa tx ssss authorities ssea . ~
sa-a tals rgsalE Is Is 10 uaesss lsprcSasls. PEI
ha-s ts~ -ssss suspicious sl-csnssaaee 10 SSs ssl,
Is tse ~t,urS-ess sHaSsssct ~ EasSaa TO have Der
Subjects sBlss ie ne S,rvaa. .raav nv passage u
ta.se n-ured RlsSa4z sealaers tarSsge Po>o scrrt-
sssy has created yooa eeal q ea-t tsSilsg a=aesg
sas Psics,
A ezeas ire ccc1-re1 n Sas Francisco % MONDAY
tAs "a uc. a. y e'clscS a. -sct u ssartec 10
tax Esc * EoN Fs-terr. s1c s-r'- westerly ~t1s
sncu ca1se,t Il 10 seres& ard 81 arsa OF over ten
ac-es as txvsstst oShsrv The carts cf TIE Sc
cric1ts Wrrv eE,ct1ai tg s1pprvssiag r. rasrv
SSrS X cG7cllS tas.rvyvc. su4 Tx Tvs = taesei
IL ee 1ooG- a4k ullllo1 t5tlars-
s-ss Ha-te's ses pay uhacA vas written 4, =
eoss q SSlpC snE as rvcs1tly erozs1s 90 - t1e
y 7. sti-- vi-h great rculp aud ei-c1ulssa.I~. >
Er-sa,zec~c \ rrcsc trvule1ccgs ettE-e.
wAsurNervS. AK. 18th -rhe seeins Of the
Cgz-t-.la-tlL :, Na-e Island. Nay SIS, sdI2sgeS
Cspsala G-era-ti gui-y OF the chs-css preferred
s--sf1s- I'm. and >z>ps13ieg ht-l frcm c1ty tcr
gHo v-ars. and v1hllciy rvrt ilf1rci1g ll-n- he
ss1 -yiaesaucs. a k sssls1s / i-aaesaass . ne
crime proved
l. the Ezsc severe s-clyas IS prevailing. ard
r-ayers have eesn offered 10 11ny chg-ches ~ =
G lscc1si1 zs1c-. II seG1s vf The Forests "a LcuS
ts,a1c. 6res s-v rrvvsi1g and Tor hz1crvcS q
mikes a-u1lc tAx az u cl-d viii sugke.
w1Su-NsrcS- 8zS SSsh--rez Ncu1@Snt Ski
CIV phach II 1rGer charter trcn Congress, ard
y - -cH holds possession q the agfai>aet shsit
here and everythiag rvf-iu s1e-v-c, 11t r1esttQ
tc-say - consider The Ccugrvssscu1 appropriated
O. S1lC.aOu z1G Tx prvTlsiors . i-lrlScc- Ile
S1ciety 1eci1e1 70 give transfer deed 20 tue Gov
err-lens ry1c rs11-r r1sSessigr q tse y suzlsus
and - surroundings. L1g zc1Z-Iegs LIS t11S far
Gust $50 CO and j. ceiy about gue-tlirt c3lg.
TIE Scsissy 1as EcU ever Sll,.tu, ans a quantity
Of -1Acsria u1eEortdf stnBes. cts. - 5000 - the
-ransfsr l. Elected r1cruuE2 sxr,i1dtis1 sLl be
made cf tbs t-11c1-ic1s Ct the structure . the
Board of EEgi1vers and work VII BE- l-n-eca-sly
-ssr-rs,s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

Tu vErrlcAL BE3r-z4 : sas asszs zcvsisy saa-
Las seSa tzzroczc~c hsr-. AID Is really 4 81 1asls
90, Is5-i1H CO gaz ki-s1s1- We haze girga II 4 tar
sriaL AID 1zc s1ar MAT CT asa oroilsd sish Il =
szr.zricr = saa- eockec any cs1sr WY Steak
,r-i. Va L escuG-s IS tsnGer az vsa5s1z- L =
a wsus-r s1a- pecVl. aars seea ccosf1< meats 50
zszy centuries sizagzs kaczrzg acE - g Z
Pr-geriy till ac=- Call a. DllizEaaz-s and ggE e1e
asE - So z-za-al-se perfect sz-isaaeticu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

hrxpEA-Aaclasr ug-isr = reported s-cu ia
"a q c11Se- 52zz isl411 aPpa--asly sayas se-
sz--.l 1eaeP.iy Or Ia slat C snzsz- A mans
sezzzr-1al- via 4-g-a-s C hare ceez tAe seEaer
L. Ia mere ses-e= taaz Gge Is saSs 70 have cheSee
Der szzsazt y ciasg5sE eer slgs-s aso1s -
e Vas. z1-- zz4si- b -esplre hs1gsr as sxpl-gs-
l-a- sFi-is EasFi-st ~ Es1lal % the u1sc7llcal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
Notice..
COIored COraIs and Shells.

n HAVE VOW ON SALE THE BALANCE
q lie FIss sEsIls. cotorsd Coraa, and Coral Bows
bruzzAf fra 3llcz0ceE1 N he Aorntrg 5tzzs The
G1esf Eoo1s u fkss here There bat
~ q saeh ad tk1ss Via Eizh 70 ne best VII
piszse arpiy early
As ne sSoTs vessel Vii PROBABLY bring any
Ct taess c7rsos G0r Is TIE o1ly ehz1es foE
obsE1izg lien APFly %
q. H. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

Fzaszs q : EsSz sl- ~ M1zsA & ssTz=ssr
SO
n lz-- -e-a-i saasl- 1az-aa-za-1-
E-s1Z-lC E-EkSrDlE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
lease Of a Cerfain Tracf Of Land,

BY order Of the Commissioners Of Crown Land., ~ the
sane time aud pacu VIII sell the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

rErtzy Is supposed ca hare a PaPalItira. IL rvgui
HIH5srs, Of a5azt 70 800 900. GbqUt uHEoa
than MsEie0- TIE vlssal states ARE zss szgz-
sr15eii IA sats ee4ut-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-17

whom We most reverence, and his
religious opinion did not differ from
those OF many men whom We most
highly honor. He was not an infldel
in the ordinary sense, for his cage
of Reason" was written to oppose
atheism. His misfortune was that
he had no tact, and the very vigor
and simplicity of mind and style
which made Common Sense" and
"The Rights of Man" such efficient
political pamphlets, made his religious
treatise, the age of Reason fatal
to his reputation. In the first he
trenchantly expressed a great and
powerful opinion. In the last he
came into collision with it, and it
crushed him.-George William Cur
It's Ia Ha,per's Nagazi,se.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-17

In the name of God and Joan of
Are, live Napoleon the Fourth
Down with the Gambettaites and
Orleanists shouted crazy book
seller from the gallery of the French
Chamber of Deputies the other day,
and for a time it was feared the
country was in imminent danger.
Amid confusion the disturber of the
peace was arrested. On his examin-
alton, when questioned as to his mo-
tive, he said: 81 have fulfilled my
duty. Do with me as you will"
After seriously considering the mat
ter it was decided that the country
was still safe, and the prisoner was
accordingly released. This startling
episode is reported by cable.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-17

prLrWfN pfIicE c,iRS.

These celebrated cars arc run On all night trains
on all thc lines ot this road.
This Il the Duly Line running these carr be-
tween Chicago and II. Paul or Chicago and Nil
Naukcc.
At omaha our slecpcrs connect Hith the Oyer
band Slccpers on tie Union Pfchc Railroad l,r
al points west OF the Missouri River.
Among the
Inducements OG"red ~ His Fonte
to the travelling publle are al the modern I'm
prpyemenis. Rock and Gravel BGllasted Truck
steel Hail. Rock ana Iron Bridges parlorr and
Draw ing Room DIy Coaches Smoking and loung-
ing Cars, clearinghouse Safety Air Brakcs Millers
Patent safety Coupling ana Platforms, speed
safety and absolute Comfort
Thinning Through Fire Grcot sfntes.
and operating over 1909 milcs Of road this COM
pany presents ~ the traveller Facilities that are not
and cannot be offered by any competitor
All ticket agents can sell you tickets vie this
route.
Ii sou wish the best ing Accommodations
you viii buy your ticket b. this route. and VIII
take no other
N1ETTN HUGUTTf.
cenl superintendent
w. II. STFHSETT.
Genl Passenger Agent Jan J. TJ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-17

Now that the great Centennial is
in full blast, let us try to be happy.
Philadelphia is very happy already,
and we trust that, like a contagion,
it will be catching and speedily
spread all over the land.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-17
T. HICAGO & SOUTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.
TRAINS GOING sOyrH

Passengers for Chicago. Detroit, Toledo. Glove
land buffalo Niagara Falls pit;sburu Cincinnati
Rochester, Albany. toronto, Montreal, ttucte &C.
Portland, Boston New YORK, Philadelphia Ralti-
more ellington, -. Louis Cairo san Francisco.
Sacramento Ogden salt Lake Guy, Denver Couu.
Gil Bluffs, sioux ty, 81 Paul, Marquette Escau-
aba, Ncnasha Madison Cheyenne Omaha lank-
ton, liinona Duluth, Green Bay Milwaukee and
ali points North, West South aud East should
buy their tickets via Chicago aud HE
fHfCfGO & NORTIfU ESTEEM II. N.
Close connections nrc made " Chicago via, The
Lake shore u Michigan southern, Michigan Gem
trail Baltimore q Ohio liilsbug, Fort Wayne Il
Chicago. kankakce Line and Pan Handle Route
for Fast and southeast aud with the Chicago 4
Alton and illinois Contra Tor al poiBt> south.
CLOSE connections are also made with the Union
Pactiic X. Il. at tar Omaha fpr IN west points
cIose Connections aio bi0de ~ junction. lofnis
arith trains III all cross 1oaas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-29
IUCR HaNN.
An Alleged Discovery that NAV Cienr Sara
toaa Couniy's Indicted Treasurer.


Albany, Feb. est is said that the in
dlcted County Treasurer Of Saratoga county,
Henry A. Mann, is not a defaulter after all. but
on the contrary will be able to show that the
county Is In debt to him several thousand dol
lars. A gentleman who lives In Ballston, gives
the following version OF tho discovery In 1854
the Board OF Supervisors OF Saratoga county
issued some 100000 Of bounty bonds, which
we're placed by members OF the board and others
wherever man could be found who
would purchase one, and for this pur-
pose IL Ia said that each Supervisor
went about with his hat and pockets full Of
these bonds In blank, getting purchasers when
Snu an Nv wnere or tn.y GonI; IS now Gsimea that
Supervisors for the payment OF t6S,0OO worth Of
these bonds, but whether that amount was
overtssued oy the Supervisors In the reCk-
less and unbusIness-like manner in which they
Disposed OF them does not appear Mann, II is
said, paid these bonds as they we're presented
until the appropriation for that purpose was ex-
hausted, aud when he found still others coming
in he became alarmed, thinking he had made
some mistake. and instead OF refusing to pay
them and lnstltuting strict examination into
his accounts. he took them up and Issued TO the
holders interest bearing notes, which he has
continued to carry at tho expense OF the county
for ten years This s6s,oOO In bonds and In crest
ment here given Is correct, Will make NJ Mann's
ehtire deDciencv and bring the county into
did business with any system was well known to
every resident OF Saratoga county who had any
acquaintance with him, and perhaps no better
proof OF this fact need bo cited than that he did
not keep his individual account and his offical
account as Treasurer separate In the bank where
he made his deposits, and this Is one OF the
greatest difficulties that tho experts who are
now engaged In examining his accounts
have to contend with. II 10 said to have
been established, however, beyond question,
that no provision has ever been made
bounty bonds Issued by the Supervisors
In 1854, and that IL in paying tho interest on
them, together with tneir par value that the al
| legged deficiency was created. 1t is very unfor-
tunate that when the County Ireasurer's once
was moved from its old quarters that these
bonds were burned. Were they now In existence
they would Instantly establish the truth OF fall
atty OF this discovery, but the friends Of the in
dicted County Treasurer are confident that they
| will be able to establish this Claim aud show
hat he is not a defaulter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-29
END or THE CARLIsT WAR.
Dou Carlos Taking Refuge in France-An
Onlciai Announcement.

Dou Carlos Taking Refuge in France-An
Omciai Announcement.
MADRID, Feb. 2s.-rhe following official
intelligence has been sent to the spanish Minis
ter AZ London;
Tho war Ia at an end. Carlos has asked France
for hospitality. lie informed Gen. Poucet, com
manding bayonue, that he would enter France
ut o'clock this orning by the bridge OF Ar
negul. Three thousand Cirlists have enter ed
France at st. Jean Pied d-de-Port They are
crossing the frontier in hundreds at Aid uides.
Tho French will i'm msdiatslv tntern> them.
King Alfonso has arrived at Pampeluna
A despstca received at Bsyonne from Ainhoa
announce that Don Carlos entered France this
morning at ArnegIi.
LONDON, Feb. &S.-Ths Stdnddrd has tho fol-
lowing special despatch from Madrid
Great enthusiasm prevails here. Alfonso will
have a splendid reception on MS return.
The letter To Gen. Pourcet, giving notice of
Carlos intention VI entering France, was written
ty Lzarraga.
1t declares that Don Carlos having been con-
quered by adverse fortune, has resolved TO
abandon further struggle a. useless. lie asks
the generous hospitality ~ France.
Gen. POuicet on receipt Of the note started for
Arnegui to INTERN the fugitiyes.
Three Alfonsist army corps are advancing In
the Baztan valley. They meet with no resist
auCe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-29
LAUGHING AT LOcKsMITHs.
Bold Break for Liberty by Nine Prisoners
In Newark Yesterday.

Nineteen prisoners handcuffed two by
two. with a chain running through the centre OF
the gang, were conducted from the jail TO the
Newark Court House for trial In the Court OF
Special Sessions yesterday. They were taken to
the prisoners room and unclaimed, and their
handouts were taken or James Cahill having
secuTed "a screw driver aud ohisel, out on a strip
OF the sheet iron covering the door. and pred
back the bolt of the lock. Nine OF the PRISON.
ers darted into the hall and down stairs. There
they separated. Onicers and residents Strted
In pursuit. Cahill was closely followed and cRp
tured by Deputy Sheriff Sayre. The mems
names are: james Canlll (captured), Peter Cat
win, James CuTran, Charles N. Burke, Matthew
alias "Buok" Hines, Henry Smith, James Dona-
hue, John MoG urdy, ana Patrick llearY. Tho
Chisf Of Police traced Heary TO his home in
Ship'nan street. Heary seeing the Cnief, ran up
stairs to the second stOiy and jumped out OF the
window. The Chief fred two shots At him, Ons
OF which struck his ear, but he made good his
esC pc.
Charles Burke was Ieoaptured last night at 10
Commerce street. and Patrick burma, Peter Mo-
Dewitt. John Costello, and Samuel Fisher we're
arrested, charged with assisting the prisoners
to escape. Burns supplied Cahlll with the tOOls
used la escaping.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-29
rs THERE Il SCIENCE or MONET,
A Committee Of Experts Wanted to Discover
or Create such n Science.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 28.-The proposition
has been submitted to the Government, and
also sent to Mr.. Cox. aud by him laid before the
Committee on Banking and Currency, OF which
he Is chairman. that the Government appoint
committee OF scientific experts to ascertain
First, whether men OF science themselves can
agree to whether there Is, Is not, at present
extant. such a truthful, systematic, exact, and
logical conception OF the facts laws, and nature
OF tbs subject OF money or currency as to con.
stitute the SCIENCE Of money and second, II
theS esu so agree and y o. there l. such a Bel
ence now known, then to agree upon and to
make, II possible concise and tnteiligiOle re-
abatement of the same and n (2) there Is not
such a science known, then to evolve, discover
OF create, II possible, such science, and to
state It In the most Ineligible form upon which
they can aQree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-29

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Feb. 2s.--At Il o'clock last
night twenty-five nifty armed men went to the Lob
anon jan, thirty miles from here, and demanded the
keys from the jaor which he refused them. Tue Jail
ors wife fearing that the party would Kill her hus.
band delivered up the keys. The TAILOR had threatened
TO Kill any who attempted TO enter the front door,
which he defended: The moo broke into the rear and
took from his Gel Porter Williamson, culored one OF
the alleged muraerers OF Robert Hamilton, wnose
place williamson and man uamed beggary went TO
rob last March They carried hin one AMI hall miles
from Lebanon. hung anu shot him. aud left bin hang
NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-29
cor. KELLoGG IMrEACHED.
The Recsmmend dntions Of the Special Cons
miIIee Adopted, 81 TO AS.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2s.-After seven
hours and half Of debate, at 4:30 o'clock Mir.
wiltz moved the adoption OF the report OF the
majority OF the committee appointed to investi-
gate the charges against William Pitt Kellogg,
with the resolutions accompanying the report
recommending that articles Of i'm parchment be
preferred against him on nigh crimes and mis-
demeanors. Tho yeas ana nays were called.
Mr. stafford and other members asked permits
sion OF the House TO explain their votes when
their names were called, and a storm OF as
and nays greeted the request. The m aJority re-
port, and resolutions accompanying tine same,
were adopted by 6l to 45.
The hall OF the House and the lobbies above
and below were thronged vita spectators dur
ing the whole time Of the discussion Of tue
question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-29
A Judrmen, 70, over 81. 900, 900.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ga motion was made 10
the Court Of Claims to-day, TO enter judgment 'he
Supreme Court mandamuS In the case OF Marshall o.
Roberts Others trustees OF ths sloo estate. Tue
motion will OF course be compiled with, but II remains
the lower court formally to complete and IA the
precise amount, under the Supreme Court decision OF
the Gov rnmeuts aDlltT the amoun accord ~ 10 the
statutory rtQuTements, watch tue supreme Court ne-
cides must goyeTn ID little more than miilol dot
lars. TIE aim for extra ocean mail srtVlce per.
10 ned ~ " 20 years ago between New YORK and Gait
lnrnln.
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CIHoISNATI, FEB. 2S.-It Is estimated that tho
loss by the burning OF the Mary Dell at Vlcks
burg, Miss. yesterday. will reach over 100000 She
had large number OF passengers with valuable bag
gage. She was believed be the largest steamer eyer
cOn,truc ed for navigating the Mississippi or any othor
ver the extreme length of her hull being 32o rect aud
her breadth 6O feet. In constructing thr boat over
million feet of waterseas Jned oak used Sht "a
battery of eight steel boi ers hhs cost owes tls 200
The nfurAnce her cargo Will fail he yily on Mem
pIis Now Orleans underHrters. There WAS no in-
suTance on the boat IN Cincinnati
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The motion for ad-
tournament Of the House immediately after tho call OF
the States for bills, made by Mr. Morrison OF Ili'
nois, to prevent AVCte on motion which Mr.. Holman
OF Indiana intended "a offer fayonR the reuea Of the
ueole RESUMPTION Law Of last year. Just before the
close OF tha roll call inc motion 10 alioutn Wa apgar'
entity lost but the result changed ~ Messs f0s
ter VI ONO Hale vf Maine, roSneeGi OF New YORK and
~ Bllne OF Maine announcing heir Voies ia the umrna
tive whiOh made The total stand yeas, llb nATs llt
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BAYoNEE, Feb. 2S.-Don Carlos, with about
two thousand men, Is now at Ronces aux very the
French border II Is believed he viii enter France to-
dav The chief members Of the Carst provincial coun
CTS have taken leave OF him aud sought refuge on
LoSpon FEB 2s.-The Timers Madrid letter says that
Charles MarfOr Queen Isabela's Minister for the
Colohe- who has ueen Imprisoned for some time al
CAdik has recently been rele ised.
speciN II the krening Standard. dated st. Jean de
Luz at OclOcs tins afternoon, Gays that Don Carlos
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A My.,eriou. steamer on Long Island.

As one Of the crew Of the life-saving states
at southampton walking his eastward beat saa-
day evening he saw steamer near the wreck Of tha
LaVely. While he was looking at her boat put q
frOm toward the snore hut when the brcakeN
u stopped ana after remaining short time w4
pulled DdCk TO the steamer, which soon afterWLa
started away disappeared IN the darkness The DoAa
carried a Hight, and lie station man b al his lantora-
Speculation that Boss Tweed may Do stll thl
south side, and tAat tue steamer intended to Cali fo1
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The Guttenburg Modoo Gang Iuarrelied In Q
Guttenburg saloon on SUNDAY tfternO IN, aud ferdk
nand KrOipeft scul wa rushed ~ dOhe throun
OY HenIy DTOphy The injuries re saad W DO fAtAA-
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Yesterday nfty-one years ago tho gAs was ma
lighted IN the OF samuel Leggett then Presldsn
Of the New YORK Gasght Company. att Cherry stree
Franklin square. In honor Of that event tue oomPAA
have reduced the price Of gas 1878 70 $3.50 b4'
Thousand feet. In ali hese sara .ne are that -
lighted when the company started mas Iever been en-
IngIished. When, IN tS47 tue wOrks we're removed
ff1 canai aud Crutfe reels the burning Goals wer
transported ~ tho NOtks ~ INenly'Irs1 street, heA