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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23
Minister Of the Inter.

o1 no-ns has this day been received at this Depart
sl ia durag Tie temporary absence OF His Exceieney
7Ess u C0zy, Elalser Resident the United States
q s@e-ca John n Morton, Esquire, Consul Of the
uzs1 sts. VII dischHrge the duties OF Charge d. AZ
s x Legation AL persons requested
Ers al ersdl AL bis oeAi In that capacity.
sAML G. WILDER,
Acting Minister Of Foreign Adairs-
1eS@-sui q Foreign Afairs, Honolulu, July :, 1873.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

Nh DAVID EEsWENMAH has this day been appointed
AenE u The once Of the Registrar OF COnveyances
.B -ErE cerfginE gments TO Instru-
for Dlsirct OF Hawaiian, Island Of Kauai
THOMAS BROWN,
Apprgred. Registrar Of Conveyances.
SA1L c. WILDER
EaEarz1r Df5ne- July :, ls7s 75s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

IL rir8s q ne aash0rify me vested by Chapter
EEG q re Civn Code Of this Kingdom, /. samuel G..
Nsr. 2ussr q interior, do hereby require and di-
al CororHsioas created under by virtue of the
% ca-Fe-, not being eleenosIary religious literary
@o1a4uoar shall, the f0urrhIMonday OF the month Of
zuE y-Er present fuI accurate exhibit OF
1n ailt ~ ~ EtErs my Office made up to the
1- g. 81 uiF recedug the making up Of such exhibit
44tee lias -a-r- DAY Of July, A u. 1879.
III sAML G. WILDER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23
WEDNESDAY. JULr %. 1879.

passengers far Maui, last evening, per steam
er Likelike
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23
" AUTHORITY.

A~@~tuniu water Works Rates and ReguIa-
AaEiou~. EstabIIShed July Is. 1879.
Waste p-1rleges VII granted OF the following sized
=f1r For every private house or store where water
ns1 Tn rTluEinE Hnc washing purposes only, (one)one
- 2 Fur AL domestic purpose. irrgAung priv
A7ss ts1il-l one quarter inrh tAp-sis per anuum.
sec Iur all domestic purposes and an irrigatng priv
Atss- fslt loue-hAlf inch tap-s1s per
- -ur al domestic purposes and an irrgating priv
1l-<es '-zs ofan inch tap SO per ALnum.
49, O. for ali domestic purp0sss and irrgstnE priv
-ert ione = u an snch tsp-sho per Ennum-
80 fur al domestic purpos and irrgatng priv
-1Es, ole one lscn sAp-s7s per
- Al irr-Eating privilege gives the right 10 use wa
- 1r Es-iUni from 70 a n and from 70 6 D. m
Wa o-e abundance Of water this viii not be strictly
ezfg-rr1
1e= ssAros BoIcs viii be given that this rule
1as ssEe-uoeut right stop all irrga-
- : ,-HrA e@ss ProP0rtionAie return viii be made
- E sPessl arrangements VII made for oil steam
se- g F1r Al lots where there several houses.
t rors taEn me family reside, eEch house will be
c1--rec - PROVIDED ln Sections and :.
- a. Ihs above rates are payable semannusly in
al wEier Supplied 70 shipping. under 800 barrels
h1--eL
=. AuF person found supplying his nelghbor with
E1lT Encsr NE above found running for
---il pzIPss-s after the hours above specified, and
suzur iut gwen VIII f0rfeiG the uDexpred
~ w-tsE pr1Tliere
- a. IA All ess Of IRE persons having privl-
ls H-s expected 10 immedAiy shut Of their water.
os- iae pen1lfy of losing their privilege.
80 y 10 bus person appointed by the Super
infendenl shall b. allowed TAP the main branch
p-p~
80 % AL spplir4sons for wAter privileges be
mace tc the Superintendent Of Water Works, by filling
~ proper banks be supplied the superintendent
u1lrs
A- d. Al sFs supplied by the superintendent of
N1r v u-E. and put 10 by his orders. charge Of
1ur tach x Inch
fuF eaarh i Aiia = inch Tap ----.-.-----..--. so
80 t@cA : iiel taf oOO
...--... -.-.--... 100
fsaEnedj H. LIsiIMAN,
Superintendent Wafer Wo,ka.
Approved sAML O. WILDER,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

-ss lss fur Eve years OF Que lot on the EsplznAde
slzl1B f- sold by Auction the AIiioan
EEs Tuesday, the 5th day Of August. 1873 at L NJ
IpNel p-iss fl5g per Anuum.
1s l5eEsioa and other Information be obtained At
- u,lns ~ he InierI0r Department
SAIL G. WILDER.
q IN sllnIater Of the Interior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

Hrs Majesty the King is sojourning at pre-
sent at Muolea, Hama, Maui, and in good
health as we learn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23
school Notice.


Il1s luuuzi public examinations Of the Govern.
1.sui E1gAEh Day schools In Honolulu viii be held
toluSs=
Ca Wednesday, Iuly I'd, the Fort Street School.
o. LhlrEdag- Iuly 2sts, AZ the Roysl School.
ln frldzs- -ulg 18Th, Al the fohukaina School
I fzGr1iultii1ns Hln beg a. NJ. each Of the
cEH aiEe banned and the vacation will extend
ltl Enueay- September 18th, 1873 from which date
BEGIN.
~ ordsT q Board OF Education.
W JAS. SMITH, School Agent.
Ec11LliJ- Ofioe- July let, IS7s- us 1t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

DAVID KEAwEANAHI has this day been appointed al
Arrll lr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Labor Contracts tor
Ehs 1ls-ric1 q EaEaihAu Island Of Kauai.
sAML q. VIII DER.
1ubs-s5r oaoe. July :, 1873. 55s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23
List of Licenses Expiring in July,
1879.

-1-IuE , hsrebF giTsa that all Licenses must be Rp-
lrd dir-ri me Interior Oce, and all parties are
14r111e1 atlsli Ealing expiring Licenses and
-rE. aue ltputy sherfs have Instructions TO prose
rttuf di=creton any and AL parties doing business
u1-1ocf proper License
sAML g. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

TEE commissions be paid Assessors and
Cu-riurs Tor NE wear 1873 VIII be follows: For Ho-
uollr Lzlaaiua. Waikiki MAkswAo, HlO and North Ro-
a- Irs - eHl FOr AL other Districts, Fur per cent
SIMON X. KAAI,
Minister Of Finance.
Ilerz--uent Of Finance. July !. Is7s TS5 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23
NOTICE

NEW ZEALAND POTATOES,
Il Isl For Sale sy BULLEs q CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LIME

.f$A G. Brewer q co.-Agents. L.
ss4&[ Favorable arrangements can always b. 9EfI1
made for storage and shipment Of OIL Bore Wool Hidss
and other Merchandise to New Bedford Boston, New York
7ze-1y G. BREWER co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

III following Psrs0us have been commissioned
Districts Of the Kingdom for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

Licenses,
srGs aue Ileputy sberis have instructions prose
is -taf dareaon any aud AL pArties doing business
sAM'L G. WILDER,
Minister Of the Interior
Euis-laz Oaos. GprH 81. Is7s-
OAhu--RETAIL
; l3.l s.-2s Ay.n Nu1aau Street Honolulu.
a NcN'ayue. cor Fort a Merchant sts.
Nisg c--ouE Eung a Go. Nuuanu st. "a
a uariss- ka4haniAuu 81,
Koar H0 cholr 90. KaneOhe, KoOlaupoko.
4 .u-s au1r NenAnu Street, HOnoiulu.
3 n Fa1lliTsLCo-
= 5aas cass 20.
"a AhsHlA Eai1iuA-
IA Ker Lee. Bsrrf1niA
~ Il EAs a Co For1
1 An 49,. NuuAuu
= surg pa, Kiag - PalamA-
D. n AiHg e1olg Ia q 90. cor King and MGunakeA sts
= caEHE NJ. cur NAHzAkea and Hotel sts. Honolulu.
~ "a a Hllve4rH, Suu4nu 81 Honolulu
Hawaii.
BHu slGze a Ayau. KAiopihI.
y Eaary uooper. EAluA- kona-
y & aionAs kaiop-hi. Sorth KohAlA-
- Cos klz A 90. kpnAkehAa. North KohAlA.
- 4 SreeuEei- kAlGEAlo, Eona
= ; ? 1ElEA. ialo
= AalIl HEmAkza-
- chEize Sea KEkuIhAele. Hauzkna
: = Alsaa- RusOnuA. saIlO.
~ s-E EEuE. Pueo Hlo.
Mani.
nlsEsE. El-zaka1poko.
MOl0kaf.
VIcTUALING.
! Ers Es-us 4 Aynn, <uuznu street Honolulu
! AlEr Herbe--- Hawaiian hotel,
= Ez1-clslu-, Maluku. Mani
= Enz EeU. MEunakeA Street,
:. CEnzE WA- AA1nAks2 4 Eotei Ht1,
WHOLESALE
8yz-n Brus, Merchant Street Honoluln.
u 1artez- EAahn-4zu
- = EAT 4 @, Fou
WHOLESALE SPIRIT.
1IE D.rLss. KAAhnnsnu street Honolulu.
RETAIL SPIRIT.
= ArlHn 8e=hert Hawaiian Hotel Honolulu.
BILLIARD.
AE@- Hr-5eFz. BswniiHn Hotel, Honolulu.
= surH AsT-n1a- LAhHrnz. Mani
rs n n Fnr1- Wallrkn. Maui
- III Enlle 60 Nuuarr and Queen sts aonoluu,
BUTCHER.
c. zhipzln a EzaErts. Hno Hawaii
AUCTION.
zSDEErsEnaL Mani IIs Rartow, RonolBlu.
FEDDLING.
CAKE PEDDI1Se.
wuzr awe Al LsuE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

L.ra.e on 65oyernmeut Iand

Superintendent Wafer wO.ks.
SAM'L O. WILDER,
Minister Of the Interior
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-01

CAPT. s. P. EVANS, our efficient
United States Marshal, informs US
that the regular jurors for the July
term of the Federal Courts have
not been summoned yet, and he ex~
presses doubt as to whether there
will be a court. Unless the Legis-
lative, Executive and Judicial APP
preparation bill becomes a law, there
will be no money to pay the ex-
penses of holding the court. The
Democratic majority in Congress,
who believe they can starve the
government, will soon have an OPP
portunity of putting their plans
into execution. If no appropria-
tons are made within the next
thirty days, for the purpose of car
rying on the government, our courts
may stop and extraordinary efforts
will be required to sustain the
army.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-01
Awake all Night.

Wakefulness is caused by indi-
gestion and torpid liver, for which
there is nothing SO good as the gen
uine DR.. G. McLane's Celebrated
Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming
Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, without
whose signature none can be genu-
inc. Look for it on every wrapper,
the market is full of limitations of
the name McLane spelled different
ly but having same pronunciation.
Your druggist keeps them.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-01

DIR. Tut has sue
ceeded in combining in
these pills the hereto
fore antagonistic quail
ties of a STRENGTHING,
|PURGATIvE, and a PU-
RIFYING Tonic.
Their first apparent
effect is to increase the
appetite by causing the
food to properly as
simulate. Thus the sys-
ITEM is nOurished, and
by their tonic action ON
the digestive organs,
regular and healthy e.
vaCuations are pro-
duced.
The rapidity with
which PERSONS TAKE
ON FLESH while under
the Influence of these
pills, indicates their a.
daptability to nOurish
the body, hence their
efficacy in curing ner-
vOus debility, melan-
.ChOly, dyspepsia, vast
ing If the muscles, slug
Igishness of the liver,
'chronic constipation,
and imparting health &
strength to the system.
Sold everywhere.
Price 25 cents.
Office
90 Murray Street,
NEW YORK.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-01
HAIR DRESSING,
Hendersons's Springs
FOR THE SEASON OF 1879.

This we'll known health resort will be
opened on June l, 1879.
Our table will be supplied with the best
of food, prepared in the very best style,
and with view to the wants Of our guests.
This desirable Summer Resort is situated
in Sewer county, 81 miles above Sewer
vile, and 3O3 miles from Knoxville. Com
Portable hacks will run from Knoxville in
one day. A daily mail will leave Knox
vile at a. m, and arrive at SoVieryille at
5p. m. Mail directed to guests will be con-
veyed to the Springs al p. m. All mail
should be addressed to Sevierville.
Rates of Board, 75c per day, So. 50 per
week. P. 81. TooMEY, Supt., m18dtf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-01
FINANCIAL.

S25 TO S5OOOI i 5VsiS58o' IL
Wall ST. lays the foundation for ubstantial for
tunes every week, and yields an immense per-
centage of profits by the New capitalization Sys
TEN of operating in Stocks. Full explanation on
application to ADAMS, BRoWN &c Co., Bankers.
apr25daW3m 26 q % Broad St., N. Y. City.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-01
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A Dire s s n g
which is at once
a 6 re e a b l e,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hair as soon
restored to ats
o,.juJ00T rolo1.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-01

The Shelbyville Commercial, q
Bourbon sheet, whose editors cuticle
is Of the crocodile kind, is out against
the settlement Of the State debt on the
basis OF so and 4.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-01

army.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-01

OUR snail-like Governor has stuck
his head out of his hole long enough
to say he thinks at the present writing
he is in favor OF settling the State
debt on the basis proposed by the last
Legislature.
Daily globe., 1879-05-31
IN ExACTING LAWYER.

Bound to Have His Pay Whether the Suit
Gees on or Not.
About two years ago Mrs. Mary L. Asham
resided in this city. About II months ago
she married p. j. Gleason and removed to
Minneapolis The atmosphere up there
within three months SO acted upon the hus-
band that the wife's life became living and
Three months stretched along into
several weeks more, and
the wife reached that state
of mind that she consulted with q lawyer:
he recommended divorce. MIR. Byron
Sutherland, the lawyer, put himself at Mrs.
Gleason's service for nothing; he drew up
the papers, ETC., and positively asserted that
as she was poor and miserable, too, his
services wouldn't cost her cent. Mean
while, before the papers were served, it
was discovered that Gleason was
insane, and he was sent to the
asy lum at st. Peter. Upon this discovery
Mrs. Gleason apprehending that her hus-
bands ill treatment of her arose from his
mental condition, is willing to withdraw her
suit for divorce. Not SO with Sutherland,
unless she pays him his price. And that
price has already been gauged by Suther-
land obtaining $16 from Mrs. Gleason
and demanding more. Mrs. Gleason
considers it strange that her case, when it
was a case was taken for nothing, and now
that it is no case at all, that she must pay.
At any rate she says so, and tells the above
story. She was in the city, yesterday, seek
ing advice how to act towards this Min
neapolis lawyer, about whom she tells the
above story.
Daily globe., 1879-05-31

the different cemeteries and decorated the
graves of tho dead heroes. In the afternoon q
grand sham battle took place on the talr
grounds, being participated in by the home
soldiers and troops from Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania, the entire force numbering about 6OO
men Tho troops were first addressed by Gov.
Matthews, after which Thos. Fl. Norton, of the
United States army, read an eloquent poem .
The sham fight was a success, being witnessed
by Is, 900 people from all parts of the country
tributary to this city.
AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 3O.-Decorati"n day
was very generally observed, the board of
trade and business houses all closed and a
large procession of military and exercises at
different cemeteries In the afternoon.
AT sA NFRANc1sco.
San Francisco, May 30.-Decoration day
was observed with the usual ceremonies, under
tho auspices of Lincoln post g. A. r. The
federal offices were closed, but otherwise no
suspension of business.
AT CINCINNATTI.
C1Nc1NNArrr May 3O.-The attendance al
Spring Grove cemetary to-day during the cere.
mony of decorating tho soldiers, graves, was
the largest for many years. All public Offices
and the Chamber of Commerce were closed
ness.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, May 30.-Decoration day wat
celebrated by salute, military procession, a
decoration of graves at Calmette and an ora
ration by Charles A. Rice, A large number o1
confederates participated.
Daily globe., 1879-05-31
PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM.
The Organization and Plans for the Ensu.
ing Year.

~
The Organization and Plans for the Ensu-
ing Year.
The annual meeting for the election of a
board of managers for the St.. Paul Prot
estant Orphan asylum, was held at the Y. M. @.
A. rooms on Wednesday, May %, and after the
reading of the reports of secretary, treasurer
and physician, the following named ladies
were elected to form the board of managers fol
the ensuing year. With view to interest more
of our churches and citizens in this work, the
number of managers was increased from twelve
to sixteen, which will relieve the four officers
from doing visitors outy during the year.
Each member of the board is expected to take
charge of the asylum one month during the
year, to visit the asylum not less than twice
each week, and to become thoroughly acquaint-
ed with everything done at the asylum during
her time of visitation.
First Presbyterian Church-Mrs. DR. Conn.
st. Paul's Church-Mrs. Col. Merriam, Mrs.
G. A. Hamilton.
jackson Street Methodist, Mrs. DR.. Murphy.
Mrs. G. T. Jacob.
First Baptist church, Mrs. Horace Thompson,
Mrs. E. F. Drake.
Rosabel Street Methodist Germany, Mrs.
Weide.
Synagogue, Mrs. Julius Austrian.
Christ church. Mrs. Col. Morton.
Plymouth church. Mrs. @. w. Griggs, Mrs.
House of Hope. Mrs. Chas. Bigelow, Mrs.
Judge Young.
Dayton avenue Presbyterian church, Mrs. s.
B. Mcconnell.
On Friday, May 80, the new board met at
the Asylum and proceeded to elect four officers
The present incumbents were again elected
Mrs. Horace Thompson, president Mrs G. A.
Hamilton, vice president Mrs. G. w. Briggs,
secretary Mrs. %. F. Drake, treasurer.
Daily globe., 1879-05-31
FOREIGN FAKE.
POLITICAL IND GENERAL OLD
World NEWS.
Cetewayo Again Assumes the Offensive--
The Eruption of Mount 4Etna Iucreasing
In Destructiveness-- Blsmarck's Provis-
ional Tariff Scheme Adopted by the Par
lament Miscellaneotis.
ZMlttlat,d.

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT By KING CETEwAYo.
LONDON, May 90.-A telegram from Moritz-
burg. dated May IA, says there is exciting news
from the Tugela frontier. Near Help Makaor
on the 18th of May great battle took place at
q point between Thring post and San Hawalta.
A powerful Zulu chief named Matcona with all
his people, numbering some thousands, had re-
solved to surrender to the British. he was
joined by Dubal Manzi, Cctewayos brother, who
commanded the Zulus at Gingihalovo. and the
remnant OF that army, it's chiefs having kept
away from Cetewayo since their defeat through
eSpectedly intercepted by powerful force,
supposed to be commanded by Cetewayo,
coming from the northward. A fearful con-
f1ict ensued resulting in great slaughter of the
Zulus. who wished to surrender, and they were
dispersed and driven back. Matcona escaped.
1t was reported that Dubal Manzi was killed.
King Cetewayo, elated with his success, and
apparently believing that Lord Chelmsford s
columns have made forward movement, has
summoned his followers and taken q strong
position at the forks of the White Umvelosi,
at it's junction with the Black Umvelosi. At
his back are some of the highest known
mountains of Zululand, densely wooded
at the base. The country
in front is swampy. Here the king evidently
awaits the British. Native scouts state he has
declared he will never surrender. He is be-
lieved to have collected all his available forces
and no raids into Natal are now feared. A
bridge across the Tugela ia now available for
light transportation. Col. Pearson, who has
been suffering from fever, is better. Sickness
from sunstroke prevails. Col Crealock's col
umn has had some skirmishing, with unim-
portant results.
Daily globe., 1879-05-31
Wtlhel,,.i.


o. Tuesday evening next our music-lov-
ing people will have an opportunity of lis
tening to the greatest living violinist, Will
helmj. He will be supported by excellent
vocal and instrumental talent Speaking of
this artist, the musical critic of the New
York Tribune says:
There is no trouble about fixing Will
helmj's place in the world. He is not only
the first of living violinists, and one of the
foremost of living musicians in any branch
of the art-ve knew that before-but he is
SO great that he enables us to forget all other
vio linists who have been here before him.
Greatness" is, perhaps, The quality which
first impresses us with his playing. And it
is greatness ell the more imposing be-
cause it is associated with the most perfect
proportions in the art, the intelleot, tho
temper, the very person and demeanor of the
man. When he stands before US, tall,
shapely, nobly poised, with q manifcent
head, fresh, open, handsome winning
face, a clear blue eye, genial smile, man
nef that is majestic from its very simplicity,
we cannot help thinking of beautiful and
lovely giant. Nsxt to the quality of great
ness in Wilhelmji is that nameless charm of
which we can only convey faint idea when
we say that he is sympathetic. We know of
hardly any who take SO strong hold upon
the feelings of their admirers as he does upon
| hia
Daily globe., 1879-05-31
RUNNING AT PROSPECT PARK.


New YORK, May sQ.-A clear atmosphere,
delightful temperature and a national holiday
combined to secure large attendance at Jer-
ONE Park to witness the opening of the spring
meeting of the American Jockey club. First
race-The starters were Moritona, Bonnie
Wood. Pollywog, franklin, Bertha, Bramble
and Una. Bramble was the fagorite, the horses
after five attempts got off. The race was won
by Bramble. Una second, Franklin third.
Time 1:4515 Danicheff, Laulanier, Bella and
Bayard were the starters in the second race.
which was won by Laulanier. Time 3:1515
with Danichef second, Bayard bird. Dani-
chef was the favorite. Distance one mile and
three quarters.
Third race one mile and three furlongs, had
the following starters: Balance All, Simeon,
Clifton, Kingston and Skylark. They came in
bunehed and jockeys whipping, Skylark, how
ever, won by neck, Balance All second Simeon
third. Time, 2:27. The betting was IL to l
against the winner.
The starters in the fourth race, three-quarters
Pique, Anna Augusta and Lizzie D. After
some difficulty the horses got of, and Anna
Augusta came in winner by neck, Milan Sec
ond and Lizzie D. third. Time, I:19.
The race Tor gentleman riders, three quarters
of q mile, followed. -Four horses forced the
wire, aid when the flag fell Baronet was some
fifty yards behind the others. The race was
won by Erastus, Coming Darby second, Lottery
third. Time, l:25M.
The rider of Baronet protests against the
start. A steeple chase closed the days sport.
Cororet, Trouble, Problem and Adair started.
Trouble won; Coronet second, Problem third.
Time, 1888. Adair fell at the fourth hurdle
and rolled over his rider. Neither was seri-
ously hurt.
Daily globe., 1879-05-31
; Miscellaneous.

LONDON, May ga Berlin dispatch says
rumors of personal changes abound. Even
Prince Bismarck is mentioned. He doubtless
finds it increasingly difficult to adjust the rival
protection claims, but these rumors should be
received cautiously.
A dispatch from Phillipopolis says Aleko
Pashas reception was more marked by curiosi-
ty than enthusiasm
A Berlin dispatch states that the provisional
duty bill can at present only be applied to un-
wrought iron. The duties on other articles
named in the bill must be discussed by the
special commission.
General Sir Garnet Wolseley will sail from
Dartmouth with his staff tomorrow, on the
steamer Edinburg Castle, for the Cape Of Good
Hope, to assume his new command in S,uth
Africa.
prospectus is published of the Anglo Uni
versal bank, to be established under the pat
ronage, direction and supervision Of Eminent
Catholics in England, France and Italy.
ROME, May ga committee to support the
claims of Greece has been formed. Among it's
members are Signori, Crispi, Cairdi, Zanar-
delIi and Mancini.
ROME May 29.-The river Po has risen 80
high as to threaten damage to Turin. Messina
has suffered somewhat from showers of cinders
from Mount Etna.
LONDON, May ga Berlin dispatch says
The rumor that Prince Bismarck's application
for furlough was made for political object
is unfounded.
Many we'll informed persons consider the
restoration by Germany Of a bi-metallic sys-
TEN of coinage xtremely probable.
BERLIN, May 29.-Bismarck has obtained 8
furlough of several months, and has gone OF
his estate at Rarzin.
LONDON, May 30.-The council of state Of tn.
canton of Uri, Switzerland. has submitted tt
| the great council a law visiting wilful murde,
and incendiarism resulting in loss of life will
the punishment of death, executions to b,
private. t
The eruption Of Mount Etna increases il
! force. The quantity of ashes thrown out i
! somewhat less, but the volume of vapor ha.
greatly increased in density. Wednesday nigh
] number of brilliant balls of fire were thrown
| to a great height and burst aloft like rockets
emitting frey showers. A stream of lava i
flowing apparently in the direction of Ran
dazzio, but the exact line has not yet beel
verified. During the whole of Wednesda,
night loud reports like the rolling Of artiller.
MADRID, May 3o.-A mail train on the Sara
| gossa & Madrid railway was stopped by BRIG
/ ands near Catayad and robbed Of 90, 900.
The next army estimates viii propose a re
i duction of ten thousand men, exclusive of re
ductions in Cuba.
PH1L1popoL1s, May 3O.-The firman putin,
into effect tho constitution and appointin