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is n great saving. IF weeds or thistles spring
up as they will in places, take hoe and
pass between the rows and chop them OIL,
but do not hoe the ground, for that cuts off
the fibrous roots. get the best crops in
this way and with the least expense. Then
| pillow the corn and potato ground in the
fall, spread on light coat Of manure, and
it is then ready to SOW the seed. AS soon as
the snow is off SOW it, harrow it in, then
pick up the stones, if any, and cart them
off roll the ground aud have a smooth sur
face for the scythe. | cut the first crop the
middle of July and the second the last days
of August. In growing season it will cut
four tons of the incest hay per acre. In the
first cutting there will be few weeds, but
they make equally nice hay, as they are ten
der when cut July 10Th. | sow one and one
fourth bushels of seed per acre, one-third
clover and two-thirds herdsgrass. ! will
now give a brief statement of proceeds of
,tool- so1J al d;Worant t;tuoa.
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COLLINS
VOLTAIC PLASTER!
COLLINS VOLTAlC PLASTER

And insist upon having what You willing pay for
Sold by all wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout the
United States and Canadas, and by WEEKS 4 POTTER,
Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
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Qew adreriisfmenfS.
S1NFORD',S
Radical Cure
FOR CATARRH!
Unlike All Other Remedies.

TN the preparation this remarkable remedy every herb,
plant and bark Il subjected TO dstilaton whereby the
essential medical principle IL obtained in vapor condensed
and bottled What remains In the s Il inert, valueless,
and totally unfit for In organism delicate az the
nasal passages. Yet all snuf nsouble compounds Of
woody fibre; all tinctures, saturated solutions,
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A very fine lot of Black Dress Silks at IS cts.
$1.O0, $1.25, $3.50, $1.75 and cheaper
than these goods were ever known.
Black Cashmeres at so cts, 62 cts, Is cts, 80
cts. and $1.0O.
Brilliantines and Alpacas at 20 cts, 25 cts, 30
cts, 35 cts, 40 and SO cts.
Ten pieces All-wool 46-inch Colored Cashmere
Every fne), at 81 Cts; six pieces of All-wool
Cashmere Beiges at go cts Latest novel
ties in nice Dress Goods at lowest prices
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COM
FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1875.


II ere is not much to note in agricultural matters this week,
aside from the generally favorable reports from all the Islands
except Kauai, from some districts Of which we hear that want
Of rain Is being severely fet; cattle having already suffered
greatly.
The trade winds prevail strongly throughout the group, rem
dering the landing and shipment Of supplies and produce
rather difficult at various points on the windward side Of some
Of the Islands.
The great credit sale by Hyman Bros, at Mr. Adams auc-
ton rooms has been well attended, lasted three days, and q
large amount Of desirable goods was disposed of-not far from
$500 worth. We quote: 400 dz white shirts, s4GS45o;
fine white shirts, $3.50 Per doz; 100 dz undershirts, S3259
1915; merino underzhirts, s. so; noIeskir, 42cents Per yard;
fne cloths, per yard; barese, 81 cts; striped
denius, 81 cts; pearl river do, 1910; fine cali boots, $3.50 per
pair; ladies balnorals, 81; burIaps, 10i cts; prints, 91-SO
I34c; a large assortment Of fine clothing and hats, etc.
The " II AImy is about due from San Francisco, and will
bring a few days later news.
The City Of New York viii be due at this port from San
Francisco IN two weeks from next Tuesday DULY 49, and the
Wilmington prob ably on the 18th, while the Zealandia from
the Colonies en- route for San Francisco will be due on the 9th.
There was bur one foreign arrival for the week, viz: June
%, bk Camden, from Port Gamble with lumber.
The departures have been, June p, bk D c Murray for SaA
Francisco, with cargo valued at 57,O2s.62 June &c, Malay in
ballast; 90. Superior il ballast.
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PASSENGERS

FOR san FRASCIsCo-Per ID G Murray, June 22-J F
Barker, Miss V Croker, + n Palmer
FEON KAUAI-Per LikeIike, June 23-Gov Bush and wife,
Col w 7 Allen, J ID Brewer, a Msilard, p ID Rellitt. wife &
children, v Knudsen and son, Mrs J Kaai, Father Deue, Mrs
Hanaike, T Bindt, Z S Leslie, Mrs Alo and child, Mr. CrOucee,
Miss Pukoi and l31 deck.
IRON KAHULUI-Per KiIauea hou, June CSC Gray. l.
McCuly and wife. Mr. Cuthbert, w COrnwell, W + ShaTratt,
E G Hitchcock and about Is deck.
FoR wISDwARD PoRTs-Per LikeIike, June 25-Hon Mrs
c X Bishop and servts, Miss NJ A Pittman, Mrs L " Everett,
Mrs w N Ladd, Mrs Haal-lea, Mrs Jas Makee, Miss a Makee,
Miss K Makee, Mrs Knight, Miss Wetmore, Miss Dickson,
Jones, A Gilman Rev T Coan and wife, Mrs Gilman, Miss
Whitney, w C Parke, jr, Mrs Fuller, DIR Wetmore, Miss Wet
more, Master Gilman, f G Hitchcock, o b Spencer. Miss NJ
Hopper, S G Williams and wife, Miss Gilman, A Hutchinson
and wife, Miss Hardy, J s Bishop, MIR Chaplin and wife, Miss
Wight, s L Alexander, Miss Willfong. w McDougle, Miss
Dune, ID ID Baldwin, wife d child, Miss l. Carpenter, G Arm
strong, r Andrews and wife, L + Munis, Master Aholo, Mast
es W G Wilder, Chas Wilder, Oto Wilder, Clancy Wilder
Rev J BickneI, W Bailey, r w Wilcox, Miss Ladd. Mrs Geo
Harbottle, J Richardson, W r Cuthbert W II CornweIL, f L
Corzin, DR. Hyde, wife and child, Miss Knight, W Dart, Mrs
II Sumter, Miss II Brown, Miss K Fernandez, Judge Fernandez
Master b Brown, Mrs Hanaike, G KOaIi, Rev Kauhane, Miss
L Campbell, Mrs Seal, G Silver, ID K%amaiopii, C Robertson,
jr, w + SharratI, and rs deck.
FROM KAUAI-Per Kilauea-hou, June 9Th A Widemann,
II MacfarIane, G w Wilcox, J c Glade, Mrs Maria Munden,
w Frook, Amin, Amissa, Luktow, Ahem, Akana and 80 deck.
FoR MAUI-Per KiIauea -hou, June 27-Mrs Hilebrand and
2 daughters, Miss Cutler. Mrs Thompson, Miss II Smiihies,
Miss Bal, E Bal, W Bal, G Smithies, E B Tuthill, G Gray, Mrs
w Adams, W G Irwin. A Pratt, 2 Milton, Denes Begar, Geo
Rely, F W Beckey, Mrs Chas w Clark, Mr. Walker and 80
deck.
FOR VICTORIA, b C-Per Malay, June 21-Mr and Mrs ] W
Hunter, Hiss Z Patterson, Mrs Foster, A A Bell.
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THE PACIFIC
SATURDAY. JUNE 90.

The DEBATE in the Legislative Assembly on
the resolution of want of confidence in the Minis
try, which commenced on Friday oflast week and
was concluded on Monday, attracted no little
attention, and drew a large attendance of listen
ers, especially on the last day. The speeches of
both the opposition and the Ministerial party will
be found pretty fully reported in to-day's paper.
Readers at a distance, as well as those at home,
Will fail to find in the entire record of this " Min
isterial crisis that anything has been brought
home to the present advisers of the King of a suf-
6ciently grave nature to warrant a deliberate ex-
preston of want of confidence by the Legislature.
Ministers are but human, after all, and as liable
as others to errors of judgment, or to fall into
habits of neglect and carelessness, from which
they need to be aroused somewhat rudely it
may be,-by the searching criticism of a vigorous
opposition. An intelligent, patriotic opposition
Isl very useful element in the body polite. The
leaders of the recently christened 40 Independent
Party" now in opposition, are PROFESSIONALLY
intelligent-they are acute and sagacious. But
We cannot say as much for those who compose the
body of their followers No one can attach much
weight to the criticisms on the conduct of public
AHaAE5 7 IIEIS ny III HULL. mel1DCL5 "
Kaula or Molokini, for the reason that these
gentlemen-though perhaps well qualified to lead
IN a halarGi ~ekaLesid, or to conduct a petty tres
pass case IN the district courts-are evidently
quite deficient in the qualities OF education and
acquaintance with public affairs necessary to en-
able them to speak intelligently on such matters.
They are, nevertheless, respectable and full
lodged members of the Legislative Assembly, and
must be respectfully allowed to have their say on
all questions equally with the most astute states
nan in the House.
Resolutions of inquiry into official management
and of condemnation of Ministerial policy are like
5hunder-storms, that serve to purify the political
atmosphere,-or perhaps they are safety-valves,
hat remove the fear of accident.
While the strongest supporters ofthe Ministers
nus. acknowledge that they are amenable to the
charge Of errors of omission and commission, yet
he intelligent portion of the present opposition
an show nothing seriously culpabIe in their acts;
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Taxation.

In our last, we called attention to the necessity
which exists for promptly amending the law regulat-
ing the assessment Of taxes. The following IS the
draft of a bill introduced in the Assembly this week
by the Hon. W. r. Castle:
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 4S3 OF THE CIVIL CODE, RELA-
TIVE TO TAX ON PERSONAL Property.
Re If enacted &c. Section ass of the Civil Code. as amend
ed by Chapter LXIo of the laws OF 1876, IS hereby urine
amended by annexing thereto the following words;
q Provided. how ever, that the property owned by any cor
narration shall be separately taxed, and its value deducted from
the market value of the stock before imposing the above tax
On said stock. which shall be taxed only on the value in excess
of the property aIoresaid; and, provided also, that the owner
or holder of auy note. or other evidence of any debt secured
by mortgage on real property, may deduct the amount Thereon
from his or her taxable personal property. The President OF
any corporation shall be required to furnish the Tax Assessor
of the district. wherein is the principal place OF business OF
such corporation, with q statement of the value OF the corPor-
ate property and its nature, with the number OF shares and the
market value of the same, and a list of the names and residen-
ces of the stockholders. No construction, permitting oooDie
taxation, shall be lawful"
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HAW
- Islands, in Probate, in the matter of the estate of Jean
Joseph Raymond, deceased. A document, purporting to be
the last will and testament of Jean Joseph Raymond, de-
ceased, having on the 2d day of June, A. ID. 1878. been pre-
sented to said Probate Court, and a petition for the probate
thereof. and for the issuance of letters testamentary to Louis
Bernard, having been filed by Louis Bernard, it is hereby or
dered, that Tuesday, the 10th day of July, A. D. 1873, at ten
O'Clock a. m. of said day, at the Court Room Of said Court. al
Ahiolani Hale, in Honolulu, be and the same is hereby ap-
pointed the time for proving said will and hearing said sppli-
cation, when and where any person interested may appear and
contest the said will, and the granting of letters testamentary.
Ii is further ordered, that notice thereof be given by publica-
ton for two successive weeks in the Pacific Commercial Ad-
vertiser, a newspaper printed and published in Honolulu. And
it is further ordered, that citations be issued to the subscrib-
ing witnesses to said will. and to the heirs of the testator in
this Kingdom to appear and contest the probate of said will
at the time appointed.
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Justice of the Supreme Court.
Attest: A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
Dated at Honolulu. Il. L. June 22d, 1878. Jug st
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. I.
ARRIVALS.

ne 22-Schr Nettie Merrill. Hatfield, from Lahaina. Maui
22-Schr ManuokaWai. Naigi, from Hanamaulu, Kauai
22-Schr Mary Ellen, Kuanoni, from Hilo
23-Stmr Likelike, Shepherd from Kauai
23-Schr Kekauluohi. Malaihi, from Hanalei, Kauai.
23-Am Blk Camden, Robinson, from Port Gamble.
23-Stmr Kiauea Hou, Marchant, from KahuIui, Maui
24-Schr WaioH, Twomy, from Hama, Maui
24-Stmr KiLauea Hou, Marchant, from Maui
26-Schr Prince, simerson. from Rona & Rau, Hawaii
26-Schr Jenny, Pake, from Nawiiwili, Kauai.
26-Schr WaIehu, Kiia, from Maliko, Maui
2T-Schr Marion, KibIin, from Koloa 81 Waimea
2T-Schr Annie, Kalua, from NawiIwiIi. Kauai.
27-Schr Haunani, Nika, from Hanalei, Kauai
G8-Schr Mana. Doane, from Honokaa
z3-Schr Kulamanu, Mana, from Kohala. Hawaii.
25-Schr WaiIeIe, KaIaueo, from MalkO, Maui
23-Schr IA Moi, Sears, from Rahului, Maui
25-Am bktne Jane A Falkinburg, Hubbard, - days
from Portland.
29-schr Nette Merrill, Hatfield, from Lahaina, Maui
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DEPARTURE

June 22-Schr wailele, KaIauao, for MaIiko, Maui.
22-Am bk ID C Murray, Frost, for San Francisco.
22-Schr Warwick, Jno Bull, for Lanai.
23-Slmr Kilauea-hOu. Marchant, for Kahului
24-Schr Nettie Merrill, Hatfield, from Lahaina, Maui
25-Slmr Likelike, Shepherd, for Maui q Hawaii.
25-Stmr Kilauea Hou, Marchant, for Kauai
25-Schr KekauIuohi, Malaihi, for Hanalei, Kauai
25-Schr ManuOkawai, Naiwi, for Hanamaulu, Kauai
26-Schr Mary Ellen, Kuanoni. for HilO, Hawaii.
26-Schr Jenny, Pake, for NaEiiwili. Kauai
27-Schr Waiehu, KIia, for Mako, Maui
27-Schr WaioIi, Toomey, for Hama, Maui
27-Stmr Kilauea-hou, Marchant. for Maui
27-bktne Malay, Foster, Victoria, BIC
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MARRIED.

BOv-CHow-In this city, June q, by Rev c Damon,
LEE Bow, (nephew of the merchant Luke Asieu), to TIN
CHOW, . pupil from the German Mission School in HongkOng
LoN0-KEAo-In this city, June IL, by Rev S c Damon,
ToSo LONG, (uephev Of the merchant, Goo KIM, to Ii SEE
KEAO, = pupil from the German Mission School in Hongkong
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and an impartial public opinion, approaching the
service done by bringing to light irregularities in
details, and confidently looking for the cor
rection of errors in the future, has not desired
a change in the present Ministry.
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A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the undersigned will please present them, and all in
iebted will pleas sc settle without further delay.
FRIT. SCHOLTZ.
Waikiki, Maui, June 22d, 1873. ju2o Inn
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FOR SALE OR A

EENHOSE NJ IN HILO,
4 Island of Hawaii, at present occupied by L. Severance,
Esq. The house is two story, Q2 rooms) with bath house and
servants quarters, stable, &c. Terms liberal, apply to
jug If J.H. CONEY,H Honolulu.
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A N FIRE WORKS

PRINTED MUSLIN AMERICAN FLAGS,
MINE SIZES. FROM 5 CTS. TO 81 EACH.
~ PRINTED HAWAIIAN FLAGS, 2 sizes, Is and rs cts.
Also, a Small o OF FIRE r to be
closed out at anti increased duty prices, consisting Of: Rock
cts. plain and colored; Roman Candies and Bengolas.
ju22 2t Can be hal at TH0S. G. THRCMS.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

NNIFTY-SIX ES IN IWILEI. BACK
III OF Prison, consisting of Fish Pond, Taro Patch, Salt
Pans, Kula Land and Fishery. Also. several acres of land in
Peeula, consisting Of Tsro Patches, KuIa Lands and Fishery.
JUG # Apply 70 ]. II. COMFY. Honolnlu.
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List of Advertised Letters

LISl Oh AuvGFllS0Q L0IlofS !
EpEMAINING IN HONOLULU POST
II Office, June, 1878.
Burns, A MCQUEEN, Frank
Bedford, Miss NJ A Manuel, Ernst
Biythman, - Morgan, Peter
Becher, All Mofett, Walter
Brucker. GOttlOb Messiter, J
Bath, Levi Mcguire, John
Beckert, W CO Martin, Mr.
Munroe, Lawrence
C~allaghan, P Nitsohe, DR. Med
Costa, Mrs Nance, j G VAN
Cooper. r
Campbell, VS. 0wend, R NJ
Ordenstein, B
Dreyzehner. H
Dickson, NJ C Perrer,
Paul, JH6
Englebreth II Prescott, F AS
Peterson, r
Frank, Mr. Peterson, CIR
Farrell, Thos Phillips, CO
Frasier, Jason PooIey, Thos
Foster, W II Pickering, ] F
Fehing. Christian Potter, Capt AT
Farrar, b F Potter, Ed
Prince, Hiram
Gray. Robert Peccennini, 81
Green, Daniel
GOble, David QuntOn. David
Gelett, c W
Graham, AZ Robinson, A
CRATE, c
Hayne, Capt C Sheffield, c Nj
Halves, Miss Mile Spitsbarth, F
Honolulu Times. Strawn, G LIZ
Sturgis, 7 W
Thompson, Geo
Jackson, Andrew TomlnsOn,
Johnston, ] re- Toni, Geo2
johnson, ID e Titus. Geo
Taller, Peter
kenneday, Mrs Anna
Vowles, 7
Lenoble. Aimi 2
Lamb, ] C Williams, Capt w
Lyons, Capt II Willie, Hanah
Levy, Mrs J Woods, B
Landerth, Oscar Woleys, G
Leutx, VIM Wood, WIS
Lee, Mrs Wslkmeister, Paul
Lomax, Mr. WIN Wolf, S
Lovelace, J A Warren, Catherine
Lane, Lorenzo
Lassette, Frederick
Parties enduring for letters in the above LIST. are nartic,-
larry requested to ASK FOR ADVERTISED LETTERS.
JUG A p. P. NJ. G.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
MERCHANTMEN.

MERcHANTaEN.
Haw bk Surprise. Curtis
Brit bk Maiura, Stanton
Raietia schr Vivid, Sweet
Brit bk Chevert, Kindred.
Ger bk Christine, Schulze. loading.
Brit brig Storm Bird, Jackson
Am bktn Discovery, Winding, loading
Haw blk KsIakaua, Trask, discharging
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NOTICE

TOn OdLE.
a PRINTING PRESS TYPES.
IN Enquire at the
1t GREAT EASTERN AUCTION HOUSE.
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NOTICE,


NOTICE.
a LII PERSONS WHO HAVE CATTLE
"A or horses running on Mokulea Plains, Waialua, Oahu,
without right OF Pastursge thereon, are hereby notified to re-
move the same within thirty days from this date, or the said
animals will be impounded.
Honolulu, June 18th, 1873. iu152 Ct
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IMPORTS.
From PoRT GAMBLE-Per Camden. June 23-S9, 500 feet
lumber, 5 m laths, 81 m shingles, 16 cs dried fish.
EXPORTS.
FOK San FRAScIsco-Per D C Murray, June %
Sugar. .67s, 500 Goat skins, pcs...-... 1882
Rice, lbs.----.------ 1901
y~aIue-Domestic .O25 62
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22

permission to erect stands posts etc. on the sidewalk
resolution TO allow stand under the Gilbert Elevated
Railway steps Sixtb-ave and Fourteenth-st I'm 'front.'
mittee Of Public WOrss. Alderman Relly's resolution
directing the Commissioner OF Public Works not 70 re-
move baywindows, fences, aud other structures per
mtted by the Board OF Aldermen, was sent 60 she Com
mittee on Law. The same Alderman reported back from
the Committee Streets the resolution when he bao
offered In the Board the week before This directed the
Commissioner Of Public Works TO report TO the Alder
men every case obstruction, whether OF stand, avn
ing, post window, in the streets OF the CITY;
and :" to begin with Fifth-aye, Parkaye' ana
Broadway that those most important streets mlkh,
be first freed from the evil" Alderman fnekney moved
that the clause quoted above should DO srlckes OUT as
IL made an unjust and invdOus distinction IN regard 70
certain streets. This amendment was lost however,
and the original resolution carried mayor Ely sent
TO the Board his veto OF number OF resolutions gNpg
permits for the erection of street signs ana posts .
The Law Committee presented report IN ieaLion 70
the application of tho New-YOrk Central anu iiuoson
River Iroad to the Supreme Court for the appoint
OF TO take. for railroad purposes
land between Sxty.ith and Seventy secOnC-Ss I"eIh
and Thrteenthaves The report OF the committee ask
ing the Corporation Counsel and the SINKING ruud
Commissioners TO take measures to prevent the Iai
road company from obtaining this land, was adopted
The Park Commissioners sent to the Aldermen report
of their work during the past three years Inc appO
priauUns for parks S5S4,50O for 1879 S1OOyOZ
for 1876; $3s9,972 for 1875 $4,000 FOR 1873 Inc
following amounts Were paid for Improvements I'D
TOmpkns Square: S20.7is 90 in 1879 S42,729 Oh IN
1876 ana 81 236 70 IN 1877.
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SUIT AGAINST WILLIAM Z. DODGE.

PITTsFIELD, Mass, May 21.-The great suit
OF the Lenox Plate Glass Company against william l.
Dodge of NewYork 10 recover damages 10 the amount
of 5000 900. begun in tho Supreme Court here tins
morning Senator Dawes ana oH-Dstrict-Attorney
soaIns among the counsel and one Of the witnesses
Is the Hon Galusha A. Grow. The for the plaintiff
il briefly this In 1870 Mr.. Dodge and others were
interested III concern III Philadelphia which
was making white glass from cryolito. The Plate
Glass Company was making plate glass IN the
Louox furnace. Mr.. Dodge, ~ alleged by the
plaintiff induced the Glass Company 10 undertake the
manufacture OF this whito glass, porcelain from ergo
lite. representing that II was very profitable aud the
Glass Company trusting 10 these representations IN
vested all its property in the business. utterly
ruined. subsequently, discovered, a. alleged. that
wbe Mr. Dodge had been making concentrations Ol
the profits made by the Philadelphia cuncCtD mat that
concern was, In fact bankrupt and that Mr. Dodge was
persOnally liable for enormous amount al It's debts
tis alleged That he made these representations To tho
Glass Company and induced 10 enter upon tue business
TO relieve hImscf from TINS load. The suit Is based on
these representations, which are said To have been
fraudulent ucceItfui and made with intent To deceive.
The defence is a general denial of these charges.
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PROSPECTS OF A CONGRESS.
THE PROJECT SERIOUSLY REVIVED.

THE PROJECT SERIOUSLY REVIVED.
THE AssrMBIAGE TO BE HKLD EARLY IN JUNE
LoED SALISBURY REFUSES TO RECEIVE PEACE
DELEGATES.
1t is the common opinion in England that
peace will be preserved, but no tangible
grounds are assigned therefor. A London
Conservative organ says that the European
Congress will probably meet in the first
fortnight of jane. Under the pres
ent circumstances this indicates that England
and Russia have virtually come to an under
standing, and that the tenor of Count Schou-
valoff's communication is known in advance
The debate in the British House of Commons
excites only languid interest. Mr.. Gladstone has
taken occasion to say that he would have the
Government seek diplomatic aims by diplo-
matte means. Lord Salisbury has declined to
receive a deputatiOn with peace declaration.
The purchase by Russia of a cruiser in this
country causes uneasincss in England.
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TIE ALDERMENs POWER OVER STREETS.
STILL FAvomxG DISTRACTIONS AND TRYING TO

STILL FAvoRING DISTRACTIONS AND TRYING TO
ANNOY COMMISSIONER CAMPBELL
The Tammany Aldermen made an attempt,
in the meeting OF the Board yesterday TO carry out the
plan which they had agreed to in caucus to curta the
powers OF Commissioner OF Public Works
Campbell An ordinance resolution was introduced
by Alderman sauer. directing the Register OF
Permit, IN the Mayors office 10 grant only
such licenses for street sprnklng the Board OK Alder
should order. Alderman Morris said that ne didn't
know what the ordinance meant ana didn't Deeve M
the members of the Board did He moved that II be laid
to be printed This was voted down ny the Tam
many Aldermen. Alderman Waehner, hter Young
against this motion renewed It, apparently with the In
tenton OF avoiding appearance Of undue haste Oh inc
tone TO Aerman Shells; " Wen send IL over now and
then pass it next week" The motion was carried.
The disposition OF the Aldermen to grant perLs iot
street distractions soemed 10 be somewhat subdued
Still they adopted several resolutions giving