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Cincinnati.

CTNcTSNATI. December l.-Cotton-
Steady and firm at l0Xc. Flour-Duli
and unchanged. Wheat-Dall and noml.
nal. Corn-Weaker at S9I4Oc. Oats
Strong at 2SaSlc. Rye-Qaiet and firm at
63ag5c Barley-Firm; No. 8 spring 6Oc,
POrk-Dull ut ST. 90. Larl-Quiet; steam
81 S5a7 S51Sc, kettle SIagc. Bulk Meats.
Heavy; shoulders 4Hc, sides S. 55; these
prices bid; hams 7a7IIc. Rutter-Fair de.
mand; fancy creamery SOaS2c, primo to
ehoics Western Reserve zoe, Central Ohio
l5M!c. Linseed oil-Firm at 62aSSc.
Whisky-Dull at 81 o..
HoGs-tu fair demand, but at lower
rates; comlnon s. 9oa4 10, light 81 2Oa4 IS,
packing 81 SOai 10, butchers 81 4Oa4 90.
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TRUSTEE's SALE OF
TRIADELPHIA PROPERTY.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made BY Han,oa
Trustee, dAtot February I, 1875 recorded N TfuSt
book No. . rage 2St, Of tho land records of OhiS
county, will icll At the front DOR Of he C,uft
liUuse Of Ohio CouuIy,O on
SATURDAY, October 9Th, 1871,
Commencing Al 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following ds.
Slihtd real estase: All that lot oi Eruund sfusie
Gnd lying in the town Of TtadeIphIS, Ohio e9lnty.
West Virlinia, dralsaAIed on tho plat Of aid toIn
menu thereto belonging.
lhe title i believed to be perfect, but will eop-
ysy such TUE only a Is Vested In me By aid desa
TEENs OF sALE-onC.thlrd cash, the balance ia
two equal installmeBis At aix and twelve nlos,ihs
eVldehCet By negotiable pEuInssoTy nosS In tItls
10 be retained unhl payment Ia full,
W, J. ". cowDEN, solicIIGr. Seni.s
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PHILADELPHIA, December l.-Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat Quiet;
amber 81 Ital 4s, red 81 4Ia1 40, white
81 45al50. Corn-Steady; yellow 65a65I I<c,
mixed &c. Rye-Quiet at zoe. Pork
Sli oOal4 80. Butter-Quiet; creamery %
aSSc, Western Reserve 23a25c. Egys-
Western 2ja26c. Cheese-Quiet Mt I2Ifa
1Sc. Petroleum-Refned 135iaISc, crude
lO&alIc. Whisky-Qhiet at 81 10.
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Rlds ior Government Gold.

NEw YORK, December There were
q bids for the government gold to- day,
aggregatipg s., $50, 600, ut from l023S to
l02S7. The awards were 1885, 900 at
lO2 slal02S SO; 500, 900 at l02 s2al09 sSi;
100000 at 102.S3al02S5; 5000 900 al
lO2.S9; Sl70, 900 at l02 81 alO2 So; $40.
900 at 1927; $4,000 at l02.s2al02.s5;
total, 81, ,OO0, 900.
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DeeIded 10 Discontlnue.

NEWARK, N. j., December 1.-The Re.
public Trust Company decided to discon.
tinue business December 10th. Deposit
ors are noli6ed to draw balances in full.
The reason for this action Is difficulty
in making safe and profIsble invest
menta
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Sam BoWIes, OF the Springfield
Republican, ParaIyzed.

SPRINGFIELD, MAss.-December L.
Samuel Bowles, editor of the Springfield
Rtpubfeia, who has been i'll for several
weeks past, suffered this morning an
attack Of paralysis Of the brain, aud his
physicians say he cannot recover. 1t Is
possible that hs~mAy survive day or
two, but he is now Unconscious and may
breathe his last before sunset.
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Dry Goods.

NEw YORK, December i.-Business
moderate with package houses and the
jObbing trade is fair for the time OF year.
Cotton goods quiet and generally steady.
Prints active but firm. Ginghams and cot.
ton dress goods in fair request. Woolens
in fair demaud by clothierS. Shawls and
blankets quiet. Foreign goods dull.
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Weather Indications.

WAX UEFAITEKNI,
oEYIcE o. THE CHIRB sIaSAL OYRiCER,
WARRINGTON. D. C., Dee, 3-l 4, y.
PHoAABtLlTIEl.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, fall,
ing barometer, south to west winds, warm,
er clear or partly clouny weather.
For the Lake region, falling barometer
warmer south to west winds, increasing
and possibly occasional rains
or snow, followed in westerly portions by
rising barometer and northwest winds.
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Lake NAVIGATION.

BUFFALO, December l.-Arriyed-
HrOpellors Java, Montana, BalIentine, St.
Panl, Arctic, Schooners G. D. Russell, A.
G.. Morey, A. B. Moore. CIeared-Pro.
pellors b. B, Ballentine, for Milwaukee;
g. King, fifteen tons coal, Marine City; st,
Paul, Duluth.
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LOUISVILLE, December 2,-weather
clear and cold. River falling; 10 feet;
canal 2 feet. Arrived-Goiden RuIe,
Cincinnati; Andy Baum, Cairo. Departed
Cons MtllaT, Cincinnati; Gotf, Mem
.phiS; Dora Cobler, Evansville,
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APPOINTMENTS.

In the executive session Of the Senate,
between 9 and 5 o'clock this morning, the
nominations Of Theodore Roosevelt, 10 be
Collector Of Customs, and L. Bradford
Prince. to be Naval Officer, for the port oi
New York, were reported adversely, and
both we're placed on the calendar.
The nomination Of Edward A. Merritt,
to be Surveyor Of Customs, was not re-
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Noyemher SIlYer Coinnre.

PHnADElpHrA, December 1.-The fol-
lowing silver pieces were coined at the
mint during November: Trade dollars
400, ,0oO, half dollars s94, 900, quarter dol
lara s22, 900, dimes 10000; total number
Of pieces /, ,Ose, 400, value Sl,0l1, 600. No
gold OF base metal was coined,
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, December 1.-The heaviest
fog Of the season occurred to-day. Al
1890 it was as dark as midnight for =
short time.
GovEREAtENT TELEPHoNE.
The British and German Govern
ments are making the telephone a part
OF their telegraph system.
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1lRUsrEE's SALE or DAIRY PARM.

By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Noysmbor
81 ~; and otreeurl in Ohio county land rtcoFds.
HSn o. ttast BooS No. page 677. made W
eefS'aand seaaben and vile to me, l will on
SATURDAY, the sth day Of December, 1871,
Al 10 O'clock AN, sell at public suction Al ,be
front donr Of the Court House Of Ohio county. ~
Farm on Lraneh Of CaldWelPt Rus, In aid coun-
eonulnsng 100 acres, more OF les, lately oce1-
pied ~ aid schubert, being the sane Land eJnypy-
ID 70 him BY n. N. MeElhennSy q n. 81 AZ
ditsd November q, 1874, and duly ot reford in
aid md records, In Deed Book No, %, paFQ 5H IA
Shish deed Teisrenca 4 here made ior 1 laIl Se,
Term Of slle, eAAh. l. 3.
A. J. CLARKE, Trustee.
w q HALLE Ausi0nsar. ne7.Tk
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Charged with Conspiracy to
nRiRnuh.

BALTIMORE, Mn, December L.
Samuel Basth. F. a. Saving. Charles
Harvey and W. H. slraus, late Direct.
ors Of the Union Banking Company,
have been presented by the Grand Jury
charged with conspiracy TO deIraud.
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.Your Candidate 1 Cannot Re. ;,

NEW TonK, December l.-Ex-Goy,
Wm. Allen, of Ohio, has written letter
declining to be candidate for the U. S,
Senate, and commencing General Morgan
for that position.
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ITALY.
Pope XOrse.

RoME, December 1.-The Pope is worse.
HIERARCHY OF SCOTLAND.
The Vatican has accepted the English
Governments conditions, 40 as to be able
to proclaim the hierarchy Of Scotland
Immediately.
isATtsFACTloN FROM TURKEY.
The Porte has offered full satlsfaction
for the seizure oftwo Italian merchant.
men in the Bosphorus.
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Fears tor the safety OF Lieut.. hui

New YoRK, December LA San An.
tonic dispatch says: DSn Plutarlo Or
melE, Of Mexico, who has been appointed
private commercial agent, to be stationed
at st. Antonio, has arrived. Apptehen-
aions are entertained ~ TO the safety Of
Bulls, who Ia known 70 be in Mexico.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR MOVES.


BoooT, December "details Of the
Losses in the fighting at MetchkA the
10th ult., show that the Russians col.
leeled $500 Turkish dead.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

70 THE DAILY 1N7ELLIGENcER
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The Budget Committee intend moving
that tho Chamber pass q vote on the di.
rect taxation clauses, enabling the Coun-
ellis General to take the preliminary step
Of distributing. without, however, author.
iEinR collection.
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STATE BOSDS-Qulet,
SroCEs-Depression was the chief fes-
ture Of the stock speculation, and still low.
er prices were made. There was renewed
pressure to sell In the entire list, and the
decline ranged from u 10 SIS per cent,
with Delaware, LAckawanna & Western,
Lake Shore, Western Union, Delaware d
Hudson and Michigan Genital the most
conspicuous in the downward movement,
In some OF these..shares there was a steady
stream Of sales during the morning, and al.
though there were considerable purchases
to cover short contracts, there were very
few rallies In the market. At the o'clock
call the market showed recovery OF u 10
per cent from the lowest point, hut he.
came steady later and tirmer towards the
close, but leit OF ut o slight reaction how.
ever at an advance Of Y tolH per cent
from the lowest point Of the day.
Transactions aggregated 1s0, 900 shares,
Of which $500 were New York Central,
5000 Lake shore, 1900 preferred, 500
St Paul common, $500 preferred. $1,000
LackAwanna, 4,4Oe Delaware 4 Hudson
Canal, and 81, 600 Western Union
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A Cnna,lian Faiiure.

MosTREAr, December l.-Walter Ross,
& Co., general merchants, Of Picton and
Wellington have failed. Liabilities,
S250,O0O.
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TnE nEnEI nIar

United States Minister Noyes has OBJ.
tained revocation Of the order Of expul-
sion Of Bejel, who usCd language dis
pleasing 10 the Government during the
elections, and informed he may return
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Pittsburgh Market.

Pt1TsRuRGH, December I.-Petroleum
-Dull; crude S9 09Jla2 O5 at Parker's for
immediate shipment; refined ISc, Phlladel.
phlA delivery,
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mr. Txs' c,.T - r,,,, 'r -",., ,..,"',


NEW YORK, December 1.-MoSEY--Ga7
per cent. Prime mercantile paper at 5,G
az per cent. Custom receipts $l72, 900.
The, Assistant Treasurer disbursed 1900.
600, Clearings, SCI, 100000. Sterling weak;
long 4.slJE short $4.SIH.
GoLD-Dull throughout the day l02JS.
Carrying rates fal1S per cent.
STLyBR-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars are 81 20LS green6acls, 81 II
gold. Silver coin Max per cen. discount.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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NEW YORK.
Moses II. GrlnneII,s Will.

New YORK, December 1.-Moses H
Grlnnell, who died week ago to-day, left
property TO the smount Of half million
dollars. To-day his will, dated October
IL, 1878, was offered for probate. The
estate is divided among his family, 10
sums ranging from $4,000 to 100000.
DEPARTURE OF MENIsrER WELSH.
Mr.. John Welsh, our new Minister 10
the Court OF ST. James, sailed for Eng
land this afternoon, in the steamship
Adriatic, Of the White Star Line. He
was accompanied by his daughters, Miss
Welsh and Mrs. ]. somers Smith, and a
son Of the latter. His party, including a
few OF his most intimate friends, left
Phlladelphia soon after o'clock this
morning, in special train on the Penn
sYlvania Railroad. He was welcomed on
the White Star dock pier, No. So North
River, at half.past o'clock, BY a COM
mittee representing the New York mer.
chants and bankers, Tie steamer sailed
soon afterwards.
MONEYIASD STOCKS.
The events Of the week in financial
circles were noted chiefly for the activity
and depression on the Stock Exchange,
especially towards the close. The money
market was fairly active.
The foreign exchanges were firm and
higher early in the week. Towards the
close the market was weaker, and rates
were reduced.
The railway and miscellaneous specu.
lation was characterized by great weak
ness, and under heavy pressure to sell
the leading shares, the market suffered a
decline.
There were various reasons assigned
for this marked depression on the Stock
Exchange, prominent among which were
reports OF decreased freight tonnage aud
passenger traffic on come OF the trunk
lines, and rumors about the cutting OF
rates. The immediate cause of the de.
cline, however, was traced to heavy sales
OF long stock by some parties heretofore
strong bulls.
AMERICAN ACTORS IN LONDON.
Ialso told you something Of American
managers in London. Just now I have
been informed that Mr.. j. S Clarke gives
Mr.. Blackstone bonus Of $4,000 for the
lease Of the Haymsrket Theatre. Added
TO this he has to pay $25, 900 4 year rent.
He offered Mr.. Sothern, SO it is said, S..
900 week for three years on the condi.
tiou that sothern would produce six new
pieces during that period, but the
"Crushed Tragedian" telegraphed reiu.
sal. The first part Of this story Is true
one; the second l will not vouch for,
though it comes to me from pretty good
source. 1 don't think Ned Sothern would
refuse certainty Of 5000 week for
three years under any circumstances.
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FRANCE,
Rouher's Election Declared
yRlIh.
DIRECT TAXATION.

VERsAItLEs, December 1.-The Cham.
Der Of Deputies has declared valid the
election OF Rouher.
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ODORLESS

Is the most powerful and lasting
DLsiSPEcrANT known. II may bel
.E. sliely used under any circumstances
. After two minutes no otor from II or
the place where IL vas usAd. War
n nnted to PURgY the air Instantly Inl
the Sick Room and Hospital, prevent.
~ ing the spread Of FRvRRs and c0nta-l I
gious diseases. Damp Cellars made
Healthy. BArnS and STABLES pnFIded:l
n put ltln Water Closets And uTinals |
- and II renders them 0dofle1s aud fee
from contagton. Thickly Inhabited
~ housfs, crowded rooms and balls DIV.
. en pure aud healthy atmosphere by
allowing II to eyaporAte. Street Cans
should use II and thus drive eontsRIonl
Iron them. For Ships Il is the best
kbOWn means for eSunteTSctInS the
!0dor from bilge Water, will purify
- nateriaL Beer Sloons should use Il
- all bad OtorA will Immediately dis.l
appear. Railroad Companies need hi
u In thair wAiung-room9 and water
~ closets. Restaurants and Hotels nAadl
II. uSpERTAKRR9 cIn preserve ROp-l
~ Is one month With one pouLd Of the
- lDisiniectSnt.
Receiving Vault In Csmeterie, treedl
- from any pnsibility Of coatlgiOn.
- n q Cleap, Haludbk and kiJklvl
rseegtg.taded n hs BEST DISLS-
m iEECT4RT byerery one that has H.edi
Sold Solo BY ali DmssI,t,-Boxa 20 cent?;
Bottle Is cents
SaIssrOom 20 30 West s'way, New
York.
Agents wanted iE every City and
Town Ia the United States.
nG20.TuGi
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1uAs. Z. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared TO make careful and complete analyse.
II lron Ores, Limeltones, Mineral Waters, etc.
Laboratory cor. 2Ith and ChlplIno ss9eota
au22 whDelipS, W, VI, y
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
Publlc Debt Ntatenlent.

NJ" NN1tVElIVIHts
WAsHISGToN, December 1.-The ial.
lowing is the public debt statement for
the month OfSovember
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GRADUALLY SINKING,

SPRISaPlELp, MASS, December 2-2:20
"A. MIR. BoWles continues conscious
and atill suffers little pain. he speaks
with difficulty and moi distinctly. The
disease Ia serious appOplexy Of the brain,
and the efTusion appears to be increasing
and he is sgradualIy failing.
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New YORK, December 1.-Moses H.
Grlnnell, who died week ago to-day, left
property to the amount Of half a million
dollars. To-day his will, dated October
II, 1878, was offered for probate. The
estate is divided among his family, in
sums ranging from $40 600 In SIOOO16
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PASSENGERS.


From GaAnO Islands, per schooner N Ward. June I3-
A Kinney wife and child, n kJye Coates Thomas
Martin, II English, Hines, BarrOSs aud AZ natives
For Micronesia per Morning Star l4Dr Pease and
wife KAAA aud wife. Mr. NawaA wife aud child, Mrs
Logan aud child.
From Windward Ports, per KilaueA, June l7.-H H
KAmakAeha DOmiuis, Governor Douuis, His Honor A
Judd L Lischman, Gov W MOehonua Miss Sheldon, II r
Hitchcock and wife, Father Mciinuis, Campbell Thomas
Warren. Preston. Mrs Phelps. " Smith, W
Arnold Dole and wife, johnson. Lilii, Maby
J Monsarrai SSiva. W Swan, Turton 7 w Everett,
A Dudoft Jas Campbell, o. H-llorAn aud so deck.
For windward Ports per Kilauea, June Is.-His Ex W
I MoehonuA and wife. Hon 5 Walker, Hon Martin.
Miss Martin Jas Campbell. Mrs IaukeA, Miss Kinney.
Master Wight, Tyler, Mr. Dudot Mr. KutE wife, child
aud nurse II Mc6rew. Cock, u DJwsett, Miss Cook
D Polo J Morse jim Morse NJ Maniua, L Lowe, Rick
ard Aud junr., Mrs Burgess Rycr0, Miss Wood w
Everett Nj WisemAn, P Eldridge, x LilkAAni and
wife Capt Makoe and wife Miss Makee, Mr. Arnold, Mr.:
KAivsls, Miss Dudot Miss Coney Li, DR. Oliver Miss
Smyths and % deck
From Sydney aud Auckland. per stmr Australia June Is
ID MAnsen Mr. and Mrs Bagot, aud in the steerage
with SO passengers in tIAnsitu for San Francisco.
For San Francisco per stmr Australia, June 20th-H
FL II A Carter aud son, Major Wodehouse, Rev NJ
Bridssr aud children " Perce and wife, q Maede
and wife. Breng and wife, Hart Miss GeAry, Kru
W Schmidt and wife, Z Sessions and wife, W w Gamer
on, A ; Cleghorn, II AEuew and wife, DR. J W smith,
Gresuwel, Turton Hasslnger, Cords and wife
Mrs Dole, W @ Br4sh, Barclay and wife:
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MEMOIR NDA.

Report Of r NJ Australia Cargill Commander, June
1ath-Cleared Sydney Heads ct 40 June Ist, with
light westerly breeze. Experienced light winds and fine
weather until the morning % the 5th when fresh
and cloudy weather with heavy squalls at times in;
T:30 sighted the Three Kings bearing east passed
the Tin Tore lights $40, arriving Auckland a
$50 Of the 9th inst Discharged New Zealand mails
sengers and cargo aud 1880 date cast Cd from the
with moderate breeze and clear weather. passed the
T Tore lights 325 aud the Great Barrier Islands $40
Light westerly winds prevailed to the sth, when
steady weaher with hard squalls and showers set n
peenced heavy rains the 10th inst aud al els Of
the nth sighted the Samoan Islands bearing W. Crossed
the equator the 18th, in long i65 IS W with light
westerly breeze and fine weather DANIEL DEAN Purser.
Report of the Am blk H W Almy.-Left Humboldt on May
81 aud arrived in Trinidad morning. Left there
5ls May Had light and variable winds from To points
until got down in lat. % 30 long l40e, then
trades Made the passage in l61S days
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.


Jpe I2-Am bk Camden Robinson, IS days I'm Gamble
Russ Imp ErniAck Capt de LIvr'n, ~ I'm f.
13-Am schr c 81 Ward. King. I'm HowlRnd's Island
liam bk Qnickstep, Barnaby, from San francisco en-
route for Hong kong
1b-Schr Nettie Merrill Crane, from Lahaina-
l6-Schr UIlAma, PuaahiwR from KOhala
blk H " Almy. widdenson, sfrom Humboldt
l7-stmr Kilauea Reynolds, from WindwArd Ports.
schr Marion, Christian, from NAwiliwili.
ISL X NJ G0rnosfai, Torentf, Il days from San y.
lg-schr Prince, Beck, from KOna aud Kau.
ScIr Kate, Peterson. IRON AnAhoa-
RMS Australia, Australia, Cargiu, is days from
Sydney via Auckland.
20-Schr Warwick, Bull, from MolOkA.
S1hr jenny, Uama, from AUlOkI
Schr keksuluohi, Kline, from HanAleL
SAILED.
Jnsl2-stmr KlaneA, Reynolds for windward Ports.
schr Ka Moi, Wilbur, for Kahului.
schr Jenny. Williams for KOua-
schr kanAie. Quincy, fOr kolOa and Naimea-
13-Schr Kekauluoh Kino, from Hanalei
schr Mary Ellen, Pen, for HilO
Sohr PauAhi, Hopu, for Ho.
Sehr Annie, EAua Tor Kauai
schr Fairy Queen, Peni, for Kohala.
14-Schr PueOkAh Clarke, for kahnluL
Am brig Morning star. C9leOrd Tor Micronesia
Am blk Quick step Barnaby, for Hongkong
16-H Il NJ Ermack, De LivrOn
lam bktne Monitor, Emerson for Humboldt.
ls-stmr Kilsuea Reynolds for WlndwArd Ports
schr Nettie Merrill Crane, for LahainA-
lp--Schr uiama, PuAhna for KOhAla and HRmakua.
sehr Marion. Christian. for kOloA aud WaiuieA-
Am blk Camden Robinson, for Port Gamble
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EDITOR HAWAIIAN GAZETTE Sir L. the penalty
Of smuggling according to justice Thus reads the
law, call goods, wares. and merchandise, so snug.
gled attempted to be Struggled. together with al
her boEts. tackle, apparel, and furniture, and all
other boats, vessels, and craft Of whatever descrp-
ton, in any way used or engaged in such smuggling
or attempt 70 smuggle, shall be forfeited and may
be seiSed condemned and sold for the benefit of the
Hawaiian Government" Penal Code D. 1879.
In this penalty there lie reference. TO the COM
plicity Of the owners Of the vessel. If struggled
goods are found board their ship they must lose
Il whether innocent. or guilty.
The captain Of q ship bought in Chinese port 4
quantity Of silk. which. the completion Of his
VOYAGE he took ashore in the form Of mattress.
Had the smuggling been discovered, would it have
been according to ustice for the owners to forfeit
ship and cargOg
ofscers Of vessels trading 10 foreign ports have
strong temptations to snugge. aud many of them
appear to have no scrHples about IT, They often
speak Of it as something smart. If then quantity
Of opium is found in officers state room, why
should the ship be foreited7 II this law can be re-
conciled with justice, should like to know it.
WIT.
-four smuggling laws very similar to those Of
other cirilined nations large discretionary powers
being to the executive and the forfeiture Of the ship
being rarely enforced, except in cases where the
owner or what amounts TO the same thing, tie cap
tain, is guilty Of frauds on the revenue. Ed