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tanned. Contrary to what Is said by
Wallace and TurngeneT, he asserts that
the nihllist movement comprehends in It's
scope all classes Of the people, even the
peasantry, and 1t isthis declaration in re.
gard to thelatter that casts acolor Of doubt
upon the absolute correctness Of his state
menls. OF the oppression, persecution,
arrest, and Incarceration in prison, or
transportation to Siberia oflarge numbers
Of educated Russians, because oitheir lib.
eral principles and Of the ~meanSthey have
taken to disseminate them, there Is too
much testimony from many quarters to
leave 1t a matter Of dispute. 1t Is also
equally well authenticated that many
Russian officers amass large fortunes by
indirect brides and corrupt practices, and
that the gendarmerie, as the imperial Sc.
cret police are called, hold, by the author.
lily with which they are clothed, the lives
and fortunes Of vast numbers OF Russian
citizens at their disposal. The nihil.
ist whose statements we have made the
text Of this article disavows for himself
and associates oil liking for socialistic or
communistic doctrines. He dates back
the origin Of what is called nihilism, and
To which he asserts a wrong Interpretation
has been attached, TO 1926. He Intlmates,
that 1t was the example set by the
free institutions OF the United States that
gave encouragement and impetus to the
movement. He claims that over and
above all things, the party Of Young Rus.
Is animated only by patriotic motives,
and that, although It moves by secret and
ways, and meets despotism with
assassination, its aim is to bring about
reform in the government. To the Ques.
lion, "Do you propose the downfall Of the
Car only, or OF the monarchy?
Would you be satisfied with u limited
nonarchy-say with the Czarowitz as a
constitutional ruler, or do you propose a
the answer promptly made was:
ave do not propose u chaos. We would
accept a limited monarchy, but we
wish to establish a republic based on uni.
'ersal suffrage, perfect equality, liberation
all religions and a return tOthe p%easan.
ry Of the land which came into the hands
II the Roumanofs and their aCcomplices
n the course Of frequent confiscations,
propose, further, the abolition Of rural
'auperism by reverting to the Slayonic
enure of land and returning the land held
n large tracts by individual owners to the
We wish to accomplish that
evolution without bloodshed. Webelieye
hat the nobility Of Russia is prepared for
ne sublime sacrifice demanded by the
Die with land. We will and shall annihi.
ate the RoumanolEs and deprive their be.
owed Germans Of their influence In our
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FRIENDLY ADVICE
.Ruptured Persons.

II should be patent 70 every thinking person, and
especially those afflicted Ones who have tried the Va.
riOuS cheap, or goods ut cost establishments, that IL 10
a. ESSENTIALLY Necessary 10 have an appliance Guited 10
their particular form q Hernia and accurately adjust.
ed by one skilled In his profession, as II Is that 4 frlc-
the hands Of an experienced surgeon For these rea.
sons we would advise you not 10 be misled by dealers
Offering cheap aud imperfect instruments at greatly
reduced TaieS, or at cost. Owing to their Inability 10
give satisfaction they are willing to part with them at
any price. But no matter how cheap Il j. offered you,
II Is comparatively WOrthletsin your individual case,
and Just 10 much money thrown away. A learned
professor Of meJIclneA and surgery, whilst lecturing on
Hernia bet0Tea Mollcal college In Philadelphia, 4 short
time ago, suggested the worry great Importance Of the
Physician accompanying the patient and Superintend-
Ing the adjustment Of the appliance, and advised,
where thlI was not possible, that they should be care.
fol 10 recommend their patient 10 4 person skilled In
the application Of such Instruments. During the
course Of the lecture no exhibited various tTlsSeS, and
spoke Of their merits, and Of one particularly that he
had upplis1 frequently with very satisfactory results.
The exclusive agelcy for thlsiruSs has been given 70
Mr.. JOHE McGUIRE, tho well known Rdjuster and
dealer IN TruSSoS, Gle, Of No. Is Fifth avenue, Pitts
burgh, Pa will he pleased 10 explain lis advantages
TO I'll who may call on him.
MIR, Mcguire has recently taken possession Of his
new rooms, over McClintOck'E Carpet store, and la!
them elegantly furnished and stocket with the most
approved patterns u TTuGses, Ladies' and Cent?,
Braces, Abdominal and Pile Supporter, SIX and
Thre, d Elastic stockings, Knee Caps, Ankleb, Beh''
SubpensoricS, &C., and will guarantee accurate ADJUST
menty In all cases, Private apartments Tor LAules,
With an experienced Lady In attendance:
Office h~OurS-DaiIy, 5 a.. A.toSP. Nj sundAy, :
TO Q +. N.
Examination free.
Price list rules for measurement, 4 pamphlet de-
! scdbIng The various forms Of Hernia and treatment
for a cure, mailed ireeOn application. mysTrh4s.
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BoNDs-Actiye and 81

4AAALHohp DVNbb~ASllNe anu bIFOIgs tle
largest advance, ~ per cent, was In Kansas
~, was In Central Pacific Glrsts (san joaquin
hranchE. and the next. = per cent in Iron
Mountain seconds, The largest transactions
were In Denver & Rio Grande fnts, which rose
to 08A.
STATE BoEps-Active, and In the main firm,
sTOCEs-The market opened strong and nc.
tive; prices rose Aa3N, the latter for A, & p.
Telegraph, which sold up TO 42X; &C C, &
|. advanced ~ to SIS, but subsequently react.
ed to sex, recovering l per cent at the close.
a. 7. Telegraph became weak during the
afternoon and declined to 40. The general
market also fell off under the rather free sell.
ing movement; the decline ranged from V 10
~. Coal shares showed the most weakness
and New Jersey Central the greatest decline.
In the late dealings there was a fractional re-
covery, and the market closed fairly steady.
st. Paul Il Minnesota was weak throughout
the day, falling from S0IS to %; Iron Noun.
tain closed at2S.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 10000 were Erie common, 2,lOO pFe.
ferred, 700 Lake Shore / 1000 Wabash. Iio.
$50 Northwestern common, $500 preferred.
$500 81. Paul common, 1908 preferred, 43.OO0
Lackawanna, q 900 New Jersey Central, 200
!, 800 Michigan Central, 5000 {" c. 6. 4 f.
I 1900 Kansas 4 St. Joe common, $500 prefer.
red, $500 Ohio & Mississippi, 500 Western
Union, 1900 4. & p, Telegraph, 800 Pacific
Mall, $500 Chesapeake & Ohios, LOCO Louis,
willie & Nashville, 5000 Iron Mountain, 100
ST. Louis, Kansas City & Northern cjmmou
1900 preferred, 1900 st. Louis & San Fran,
cisco, 5000 Rock Island, LOO Union Pacific
100 Chicago, Burlington & Quiucy, I,OOG
indianapolis, Cincinnati 4 Lafayette ami
1900 St, Paul & Minnesota,
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CISc1SNArI, May Observation-Disclosures al
l3Hc. Flour-Strong; family IS OOa5 rs,
Wheat-No. 2 red winter 81 GOAL 10. Corn
Stronger at 39a4Oc. oNtS-In good demand
at full prices at 3SaSGc. Rye-Demand active
at 66a67C. Barley-Dull and nominal. Pork
Dull and nominal. Lard-In fair demand ;
make SO 90. Bulk Meats-QuIet
shoulders s. 90; short clear s. IS spot; 81 Is
seller lust half month July; sugar cured A75
Bacon-Dnn and lower ut s. 0Oa4 l 2j<a5 25a
s S7H, Whisky Easier at 81 OF. Butter
Steady and unchanged. Linseed OIL
with affair demand at &c,
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BALTIMORE, May I.-Flour-Quiet and
steady. Wheat-No. Pennsylvania reds II;
No. 9 western winter, spot red 81 l8N; May
81 l3lfal l3A; June 81 13tfal l3a; July
81 lIGlal 49, August 81 0galI OK. Corn
Western quiet and steady; western mixed
spot 48sSaI8Ac; May 4Sai5xc; June 4S<a
4Ssc; July 43JSc; August 44a44Ac Oats
DSlli e ren inE.Si ssI stnseci western SSsGov white S sS
at OSa6lc. Hay : Moderately active
and firm. Proyidons-Dull and unchanged.
Butter = Light receipts; market tlrmer
for choice western; liai6c for dairy pack.
I'd and llalSc for factory. Eggs-Weak at liza
l!c for fresh. observation-disclosures nominal;
crude 8Na7kc; refined SHaSKc. Coffee
More active and frmer; Rio cargoeS l0Aa
Axe. Whisky-Dull at u ca
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CHICAGO, May 2l.-The Drovers' journal
reports:
Hoes-Recelpts 2s,Oooh head; shipments $500.
Market opened quiet and weak and closed
active and higher mixed packing o S0aS so
choice heavy$ IS 66a3 90, Al sold.
CArTLE-Recelpts 400 head; shipments
1900 head. Market slow and dragging for
best ut 81 S0a6 90; one lot prime heavy held
ut IS IS; light cattle in fair demand at 81 40a
4 90; feedersa nut Stockers at$S l0I3 95; Texans
and COrn.fed COlorados plenty; Texans g 80
al %, butchers steady and unchanged; COWS
9 25a4 80; bulls g 0OaS so. Trade dull and
dragging.
SIIEEF- Receipts and shipments nominal,
tngoOd demandand Re higher. Salesat IS 80
al Is.
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EAST LIBERTY, May 81 observation-disclosures
to-day 81 head OF local, and no through: total
for two days 2S5 head, all for this market,
which has indeed been a dull one; everything
Is however sold out, but at very low figures
rs much MS 40tO Coo off from this day week,
Best 8 00a5 10 fair togoOd a 3Oa4 IS; com.
mon Is 75a4 Is.
Hods-Receipts to-day 2,1I5 head; total
for two days 4,130 heal. Workers s. seas 90;
Philadelpiiss s. 70a3 so.
snEkP-Receipts to-day 1900 head; total
for two days a'lO0. Selling very slow at from
80 to 40c,
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YouSd RUSSIA As DESCRIBED y ANmlLr
rsr.-li a Russian Nihilist, who has con.
sented to be interviewed in New York, is
to be believed, the thing called Nihilism
is by no means 90 bsd asst is generally.
supposed to be. Himself an associate Of
the chief expoundeg Of Nihilism, many
Of whom have suffered and died for their
opinions, 1t would seem as II n who for
fourteen years was an exile in Siberia, and
who only obtained his release through the
payment ei . heavy sum TO influential
officials in the imperial Chanpellerler was
entitled TO a hearing as to the objects that
the party OF New Russia is conspiring tc
attain. According ta his aecount, theaimi
and purposes Of those With whom he hAi
been ataliated have for their result . re
lease from the thralldom Of auto
cratic rule and the venal and oorrup
bureaucracy by which II Is main
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That a remedy made OF such common,
plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake,
Dandelion, &c, should make so many
and such marvellous and wonderful cures
as Hop Bitters do, but when old and
young, rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor,
Lawyer and Editor, all testify to having
been cured by them, you must believe
and try them yourself, and doubt no
See other column.
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PHrLApELPH1A, May q. = Nour-Quiet
and In limited demand for home use and ex,
port; Minnesota extra family medium $50;
do good 81 Is; do choice 81 0Oa5 90; fancy
S l2k; Minnesota patent 90 00a7 50. Rye
Flosr-frm at e s7faS0O. Wheat-quiet
and unchanged No. l$I 10; western red ele:
vatot 81 Il. SRyc-Quiet but firm Of '6sa9Qc.
Corn-Dull; rejected on track SiaSsc; steamer
DO Ssa40c. 0ats-In fair demand; western
mixed saaste; Ehite western S5aseKc Pro
viSFoRs-NtmeE MeY PoFk-1A 80 8J4a
ID 62K. Mes BeSi-$l2M. Smoked liam,
l-sXc. Larl-Western 6Na8lSc. Butter
Rasy; creamery extR lsalac; New York snt
' bradford county, FR., extra l8alIci West
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NEW ORLEANS, May 2l.-CoGee-Dull
lobbing ordinary to prime Ii 1a1Gc. Sugar
Strong and high'r; inferior 10 good com,
bNa5Ac; common to good common
5Na6lSc; yellow clarified 0Na7Mc. MolaSse.
In good demand; fcrmenting 2la3Oc; com.
mon 25c; fair 28c. Rice-In good demand III
full prices; Louisiana ordinary to choice Oha
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NEw York, May 2l.-Flannels continue
active, and blankets are more sought for; the
leading makes rose. Cotton goods are firm and
advancing. Manchester printed lawns adj
vanccd. Prints quiet, aud Ginghams arc
moving slowly. Heavy woolens are in fair
demand and firm, with an upward tendency.
Hosiery and underwear arc in good demand
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Tole,in.
To,rno Nav ., -Wh,

TOLEDO, May 2L.-Wheat-Active, firm and
higher; amber Michigan spot 81 LOCAL ii;
July 81 o.; No. 2 red winter spot 81 lOAa
II; June 81 cox; July $I'O5N; August
81 OK. Corn-Strongcr; high mixed S9a
301Sc; No. 2 spot S9ci June 3SKc; July 3SNc;
rejected size. Oats-Quiet and firm; No. 2
held ut S?Hc, SIC bid; No. 2 white 33Kc;
Michigan 32HC,
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CINCINNATI, May 2l.-Hoes--In good dc.
mand; common s. 4Oas Is; light S. 25a3 As;
packing s. S5a3 GO; butchers s. OOaS 70;
favored extra s. 80. Receipts 1868 head;
shipments 276 head.
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ern Reserve extra i2aI4e; do good to choice
Gallo. Eggs-Firmi western l2e. Cheese
Sdaeri western creamery Ia7hc; d~ogoodeaIc.
7SEs, whlsty@Fifinsr; western 8 os.
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Train leaving columbu, am y ,,a1,n..
III aaily. Through ChIeaRo erpre,. isaSsS III ~ ~.
NIX "a s11e.pt sunday, q &.10lP. ~, VIII GleSpinS ~
aasiSt.9 arriving In Chieago al 7.3o neIt aeIS,sH.
ToSSt oaaeel e al sSsIted In advance at Union DepSt
,bIossS w talAee DnEing Room sleeptpg ca,,
SaS ~ rsltneat change from BtsbGnvIlle Snd Sa,Sn.
IouisSs Slneinaah, LouiIville, ladIanGpoliS Ana HI.
rSr throIgh Tickets, Baessse Cheek. sls.ni,s n,
y "InLS9odau9ns and any further ~InioTnatioht IN
mas Sns' n: sElLEVlLLE, Ticket Agent a "g f.s
NsSst NJ HSpO5 ,oot 9! ElGLenth Gtrees q Il CITY
N~~moe' under heLnre House, WhsSinR.
.. W. CALDWELL. Sf
g. Y. FELTON,, ~
", L 0RRIRN. FpatSa, ~
mol. osaa fan. and TteEst Alsat colaaAaAo
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YALuAnLEirRuTIIs.

VALUABLEfTRUTIIS.
HyOu are suffering FROM poor health, or langaish-
Ing on a bed Of sickness Jake cheer Tor
Hon BIItcrs, wim Care You.
II You arc slmply ailInsIl!t you feel weak and
diSpiritcd, without clearly Knowing W"!'
Hon BIttcrsj will Revive You.
II you are u minister, land have Oyertaxed your.
self With your pastoral duktlesi or q molher' worn
out with care AID work.
Hop Filters will Restore You.
von IA a man Of bu,IInes, weakened by the
10 II ~ y6i,r everyday ldtca: or = man Of let
isrS' tSilISE over your midnight work,
Hon nitters vii Istrengthcn You.
n Won are Young, aud suaerlns from any indIs-
ors a. nv ar aSe glowing IoO fGt, as Is often the case,
Hop Bitters will Relieve You.
II you are 10 the work .hoPi on the isria, a. .t!asS
a uIaSn.Sn.i tonins or stinN ulatlBg, WITHOUT IN1oxl-
nan n,,ters al What You Need.
:, 80, .,s oI5. md YOUR louise Is feeble, your
~ SOS aSsteSSy I. and yyoIr faculties waning,
T.n p,,,ers viii IGIye You New Life
Try Hop Cough Curs and paiu Belief
For sale by all Druggists
myi7.TursAw
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LoXpoN, Nay 2l.-Ps1ROLErM-Reaned eNa

OIL Cry. May 2l.-PErRoLEux-Market
opened quiet with 74%c bid, advanced to
75c, declined and closed at 73Nc. shipments
9 1000 barrels, averaging s., 1000. Transactions
225. 900 barrels.
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PITTSBURGH, May 81. -PErRoLEux-DulE
crude 9lhc at Parker's Tor shipment; refined
SIC for Philadelphia delivery.
ANTWERP. May 2l.-PErRoLruM - Refined
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New FORK Money and STOCK,

NEw YoRK May 21.-MoNEY-Isasy at Sad
per cent Prime mercantile paper SXa4H
per eent. Sterling. Exchange Bankers bills
a SIX. Sight Exchange on New York 81 50.
GovERNMENTs-strong and higher.
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n. S N. sSSas, 11sS:eGsmSSSodaHaH-lAaya Bslaire at t0
~ Z, nj leaves SteibenviIe Al GIo a M. IRR sisSSAI
aSs ~ !. mi arrives 81 BellRIFo at 9.9 4. m. 'uSe'
in IN ~. ma hIySSgage Checks to all PRINCIPAL noIr.,
omee In Bridgeport soe Ticket
FIR MYERS.
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II YOU are suffering iromI pOor health, or languish
Ing on n bed Of sickness Jake cheer, for
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never seems to vary, his arms swaying across his
broad chest in time the cadence Of bis step
the whole machine moving with the regularity aud
precisiou Of clock-work. "Sport " slouches round
the track Il be had not vitality enough to enable
him 70 eOmplete the circuit; every movement Of bis
legs appears TO require effort Of the whole body
bis knees bent aud his toes shovel up the saw
dust at every step. Sport" was generally dressed
in white merino undershirt trimmed with red, =
blue cap, dark blue loose trousers reaching to the
knees. aud stockings drawn up over bis shoes. Some
times he slightly altered his apparel. 0'Leary
walked bare-headed, his hair brushed back from his
forehead be wears plain white undershirt and
tights with black velvet trunks; loosely tied silk
handkerchief Auitered about bis neck. The match
took place in a large building called the Hippo
drome. There two tracks the outside one on
which csmpaua walked requiring eight "laps" to
the mile. the inner one nine. p.
Campana has good pluck. and be claims that but
for bad attsndanee be would have won. think It
very doubtful. The spirit doubt Is willing. but
the requisite muscles not there. It is said that
0Leary will clear about twelve thousand dollars by
this match, while the loser will get his share con-
siderably thousand. He earned IL, the latter
mean. for every step be took towards the eonclu-
sion appeared send thrill of agony through his
whole body. The wonder is that this lean ard slip
pered Pantaloou" was able accomplish much
as he did. o'Leary walked 400 miles ahd Campana
357 J. J. +.
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The Practical QuesIion-DO the Or.
E@nE1arEon nOfSOcieEies Accom-
pILsh much Good

i rui tAlE eSestioz answered in fell By the prae-
ru du-usstrEruaE uf the different societies in this
FlHzs' AaE any member Of any Of those societies
-ssF have sa-s s-y Eooa BY their organizations as
Hzzssiss. 1rrLriaby. I vsrturs 10 say, the answer
~ b4. rrps. yesi L Il not plainly known BY all
W5u EEEE-sG and rD0k part in the exercises Of the
r---iEz rtErst daring the week Of prayer that good
U1s cc1a t0 r8szseFeE a. least, indirectly 70
11.as ttisk Al VII 1nsEsr g0od, yes! ask
-Ar MHs1z-. Cad Fellows. Ladies Bersvoent stran-
Fuz Ensnd. Eaung Meas ChristiAa Association. if
EnsS EaE ues1 d1rs by thea societies. Aud again
! ~uue ~ HsE the1 II the sAne amount Of good
Eo1lc EEEs heez 6oae these different societies did
Du< sEis-- AIRY out think rozld answer at once,
Nc Ia history of mankind also demonstrates,
Enn1f q tte Faad that has been done has been BY
euEt1a-i1c- fo1 asse-f tie securing Of signatures
- rs1rsE q tocGl Abstinaoos BY those who are BY
ia EAez q ther iiEes total Gbstaiuers, accomplish
bsE -zE. rEr C. tA@per1nee neetings attended only
ny -1nNr WIS are tR=parEie. seeGre the end aimed
a. 01a EIsa = many EiI De1ti0n where great
us< haf t.sa 1s1e ty peraDes society 10 the
S-L-s q kss Iork. n tsEn Of about 5000 in
hnEEril he ctzrrk took hold Of this work and two
-zE=1H 1f the iaa@bitA1ts Joined the society and
shuF Ists- sas ;srrozI joined the churches in that
T1z 80 sIys tss Christian Uuioz Newspaper. !
49, E-es ui-a yo1, sect nPle is sufficient.
&rEErl1s -ezrerEnss soeisty anong tsnperate and
s@nur- EurE 70 pie and begin the gAtberings with
ErzEmr. Esk rhE b1rssing Of God be Eith as thea
~a-E isr EssG. Gss EFsss g00d viii be done here.
IExRERAEcE.
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"Run, speak to that Young MAN.

Mr.. EDIroR.-Will you give space for brief
communication Our streets are thronged with
young men. Who speak 10 them words 9t hope
and cheert Who warn them of Honolulu pitfalls
Are the members of the Y. NJ. c. A. alive and
awake? Among all our public speakers, are there
none TO address the public on the temperance
question |? In former years Temperance societies
accomplished much good in this city. "The Hawa-
ian Cascade, and tOahu Fountain" were pub
lished monthly, 10 Honolulu. Is there no one TO
start lhorough.going temperance sheet! Has not
the time come for christian effort upon this sub
ject; ANrI-ALcoHoL.
Honolulu, February II, 1879. 8
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We clip the following from the American
Correspondence of January 4th, published at
New York. The idea is good one and we
hope it viii find favor with Con gress and be
come a law, inasmuch as il will give to the
people of the United States paper currency
that will be at once convenient and secure,
whilst it will break up the present iniquitous
system by which a moneyed aristocracy has
been built up in the States, who have amassed
enormous wealth cut Of the exclusive privi-
leges granted them by the National Banking
Law, which was created as a war measure,
arising out Of the exigencies of the country
during the rebellion, and should have ceased
at tie end of the rebellion. The bold defiance
Of the banks 10 the passage of any law by
Congress which looks to change of the bank
ing system Of the United States, which those
institutions have put forth recently, has aroused
the indignation Of the people to such an extent
that Congress will be compelled, (reluctantly
il may be- TO listen to the voice Of the people
on this important subject. The extract alluded
20 is as follows, viz:
! CoxvERs1OS OF UxrrED STATES Boxps 1xro 5
| PER CESTs.-A highly important movement is now
being very actively made TO the conversion Of
the issues Of the United States bonds per
Petitions destined to Congress 10 circulation.
The actual meaning OF the present banking law
says the circular, lis fully understood by the
people" This movement proposes general bank
iug law, not ''for privileged class, but for single
I individuals, rich poor" The movement is, we
bear, very general, and is gaining ground rapidly
Under the present banking law any party, numbering
not less than FIVE, deposit bonds with Treas
ury Of the United States security for circulation
and draw from the Treasury 90 per ofihe bond,
so deposited in bills for circulation. 1t thuscAu do
banking business while receiving the ordinary n-
| terest upon the whole amount Of deposited bonds.
| The proposed change will do away with that abuse
sud aecord the equivalent privilege to single ind
-
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WEDNESDAY. FEB. l2. 1879.

IL honor OF the late General NJ. Pardo ex-
President OF the Republic of Peru, who fell by
the hand OF an assassin, the consular flag of
the republic was displayed at half mast on
Thursday the 9Th inst, in this city. General
Pardo was a distinguished citizen of his coun-
try, and at the time of his untimely death
was President Of the Senate of Peru. His
remains were accorded unusual honors in
consequence Of the manner of his death, and
the people testified their respect for the de-
ceased by grand civic and military parade
Of unusual ponp and splendor.