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New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
ENGLISH Mrx-oF-wAR PREPAEIyG.

The British man-Of-war Temeraire and the
Russian man SHETLAND started for Teodo III the
Bocca di Cattaro. to-day admiral Sef mas re-
-, ,raa,s tn nostpope the departure of the otncr
veesaI of the ecs until The 9TH inst, hen the deer
son of the Powers expected. The British TORPEDO
dcnoshp Upc a. which has arrived here, viii proceed
to Cofn with 56 torpedes aud the egt torpedo boats
Size has on board Another British vess wltn NUM-
tions ~ war expected arrive at Gravosi The Rus
sian corvette Zelncuk Will recOnDoitre The Albanian
cnn Al hefore proceeding 10 TcOdO.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
JURYMEN FAILIAG 10 AGREE

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 2.-The jury IN the trial
of Mr Mack Tor the urr OF her husband. after beng
on 1ftynroe hours, failed agree On her first trial
Mis- Mack togeIher with man named Dlcke's son, wa"
convicted tne latter H. now serving sentence lhe
suore me Court allowed Mrs. Mack new trial.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
FRENCH SENTIMENT FINDS NO OUTLET.

II is stated that the meeting at the Cirque
fernando called Tor Sunday Ia protest against nrrvcn
non i'm the East cannot BE- held the promoters of the
demonstration not having dlnied inc requirements oi
1 ne IaM ON unbllc meetlngs
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
MIR LORILLARD's PAW-PAW DEAD.

LONDON. Oct. g. 1880.
The SportSman this morning says Mr.. L.
Jor,llard's twoyearod chestnut lilly Paw-Paw died at
Newmarket a few days ago
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
REPUBLICANS ON STATEN ISLAND.
ToRCnLIGHr PROCESSION AND SPEECHES AT NEW
BRIGHTON.


BRIGHTON
New Brighton was in a perfect political
blaze last night the supporters OF the Republican
aud the Democratic ticket turned OUT III strong force,
and with blaze OF their torches, the fireworks and
the Chinese ancns strung across the streets the little
town WAS never well Illuminated before. The centre
po,nt OF all this display at Jerscy-st.
and RichUoud-iIve., which gay with fcStOOns Of
lanterns and bands of music. At this point plat oun
WAS erected and L. NJ Bovee, jr. d. c. McKelbey, and
others addressed the assembled crowd upon the merits
OF Rcuubl cansm. Tue Republican tOrchIight process
SION numbered nearly fifteen hundred men, which III
Guided tho Boys in Blue from Middietown. Northfeld.
n w.Brlghton West Brighton, Travlsvile. Iottenve,
sontkncld C,sllcon. Mariners IIarbOr and Tompkns
vile The MddlctOwn boys numbered nearly four
nuudred and their marching voted TIE finest
seen ON the island. Although tue two rival political
factions parading at The same time and were alter
uately cheerod and bssed by the assembled crowd at
various puuts the utmost good hunor prevailed, and
,ot single Instance occurred IN which the two parties
came itto aaarresomc contact George William Curtis
WIS 10 have addressed the Republican meeting but
bcne unable 10 attend he addressed the following letter
to Mr. F,sle, the chairman OF the local committee:
WII YOU please say 10 the Richmond County Boys IN
Blue aud TO all who JON ~ me mcgiinE Ell ts eve"inF.
tendance but lhat wa@ never NOR" convinced OF the
drsagiily of Republican success and never more con
lent hat with an honest election Republican success
Is assured
ACTIVITY IN A DENOCRATIC STRONGHOLD.
The Village of West H0bOken, n. j., is
strongly D-nocratc. hut tle Young Mems Garfield and
Arthur CiuD Of The place has large membership to
which constant addition beiug made. Friday
ing the club raised the rst Rtpubcd0 banner ever dis
MAYED In the village 1t hangs across Cii iintonave. Ad'
dresses were made b. Congressman Brigham, Jacob
We.rt and Others. The parade Of uniformed clubs
very large and much interest was shown In the re-
rafcr tD
tarIf.
A, the Boys In Blue Of Union Hill were passing
through B.rgennevc.. that village. ON their way To
West Hobokou Franklin Stanford, patrolman OF the
Union Hll police threw large stone through trans
uarency carried BY member of the club Stanford WAS
strnck over he head with "a tOrch ny one OF the men,
b.rs of the Bows IN Blue ana would nave been severely
beaten II ter counsei mad not prevailed Yesterday
he WAS arrested aud placed under bonds 10 await tal
an chlrg. OF usng abusive aud threatening Language
ana stunng the members Of the club.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
GENERAL FOREIGN Ne WS.
TIE ORIENTAL PERPLEXITIES.

TIE ORIENTAL PtRPLEAIIIEN.
LONDON. Saturday, Oct. 2 1880.
A Vienna dispatch to The Daily Telegraph
s,vs that Mr. Goschen, the British Ambassador to
Turkey will leave Cousantinople In Nov HJ"r, and
shot iy after his arrival In lnglan he VIII ne appointed
Chancellor OF tho EJcheGIer' Tue statement Is re-
carGed here as sensational.
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thing. Mr.. Gibson evinced q deep interest in
this question, urging that the health OF the peo-
pie II the supreme law, and made a motion that
the question be referred to a special committee,
which was carried.
On Saturday the unfinished work Of the pre-
vious day was followed up. After disposing of
various petitions, a report of the special commit
tee appointed to take charge of the design and
execution Off monument, the centennial Of Cooks
discovery of these islands. Whilst being read,
copies Of a photograph of a statue of Kameha-
meha | were distributed among the members.
The Hon. W. NJ. Gibson, chairman of the special
committee, made a few interesting remarks on the
statue. 10 another column we give particulars of
it, size, height &c. A motion that frames should
be provided for the photographs, met with uni
Sersal approval. A request was made that $3.50
be paid to the widow Of the late H.. Q. Mahi.
but on the motion Of His Ex. the Attorney Gen.
eraI, it was very justly resolved that this sum
should be paid to the administrator of the
estate.
The principal feature in Mondays proceedings
was a report of the Judiciary Committee on the
use of spirituous liquors. We commend to the
perusal of our readers the very able report on
NAAN oAEAA o0OJCSh. n ASC1ESiO
as to the propriety of having a physician on the
Board OF Health, which was finally referred to a
special committee.
On Tuesday an Act respecting masters and
servants, gave rise to a long discussion, which
was resumed on Wednesday, and finally referred
to a special committee.
The Fisheries Bill occupied the attention of
the House on Wednesday. On the division Of
the House on the subject of it's indefinite post
ponenent, there were Ayes rs, Noes. II
On Thursday the Finance Committee reported
at length in relation to the expenditure for
South Sea Island immigration, which report we
reproduce in extenso. A voluminous report on
leprosy was read by Mr.. Rhodes and ordered to
be printed.
On Friday a resolution was presented which
has particular reference to a paragraph that ap-
peared in the last issue of the Gazette.
To-day the members will no doubt avail them
selves of the opportunity offered of q free ride
around town, and a flying visit to the Artesian
we'll.
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Circuit Court C~GlendaF-3d Judicial Cir
cunt, Hilo, May Term, 1880.

Mr. Justice MecuiIy presiding. Hon p g. Ly-
man. Circuit Judge. Associate. Cecil Brown ESQ., Dep
ufy Attorney General for the Crown
\ The King VI. HOomalu ul-Larceuy Of q Ring. Verdict
not guilty. KAlaaukAne for prisoner.
The King vs. Keo ~Hma-Hig Robbery Verdict
ruiIfy. Sentenced 10 one years imprisonment at hard
labor. KAlaHukAns for prisoner.
The King Va Moses Kafliahd.-Forgery Of an Order for
A.. Pleaded guilty. and was sentenced too months At
hard labor and . hns % So
Tns King W. haL-Furnis Liquor to native
HaEAaiaua Verdict guilty Sentenced to pay . hne OF
500. or In default 10 months Imprisonment at hard labor
Motion for new Trial made and overTuled- Exceptions
taken 10 the Supreme Court in Banco. Castle and Hatch
for ns prisoner.
The king vs.. Chung KAu--smuggItng Opium Yer
dtct guilty. ssnfeneed to pay = fine Of $500 Castle and
Hatch for the prisoner.
The King W. Ravsns-Arson. settling IRE TO barn OF
WIN. Edwards In waimea. Verdict not guilty Castle
and Hatch for prisoner
The King Vs. Son Zip Gee,-LAEceny Of $50 Pleaded
Guilty, and sentenced to one years Imprisonment At hard
labor, and 30 pay . fine Of s25-
K.semoku W. KuaIAula-Desertion OF bound service
anDe.I from Kau. The defence in this case was. thAtone
~ the pa-fies was q native Hawaiian, and As the contract
v,s executed In the Hawaiian language only 1t was void
the statute requiring the execution to be in both English
~ Hawaiian. Judgment for the Defendant. Exeep-
lions taken to the Supreme Court 81 kAiAankAne Tor
Plaintiff; Defendant i~u.person-
K.ntau N. acknowledgement for . mule, jury vaiv-
"A Judgement for Defendant. HolokAhth for Plaintiff.
Castle and Hatch for Defendant
Tba king Va. An Jim and o~thers-Murder. Transfer
rd 10 the July Term Of the Supreme Court, Honolulu
M the other criminal cases, one was continued TO Wal
mes. November Term, one appeal was Withdrawn and q
uo1s prosequi entered In others.
of the Civil Calendar 1 case was dismissed, dtseon-
tspusd. 1 settled and one withdrawn
rhsra we're 10 DEGREES of Divorce granted, 2 eases con-
timed and githdrsvn-
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ALONG THE

The Am bktns . A Falkfnburg. at the Old Custom
House wharf. has discharged all her cargo and is now
loading for San Francisco. for which port she VIII sail
early merit week.
The Am sch W II Meyer At Brewer X Cos wharf has
discharged all her cargo from San Francisco. and IL now
loading again and Will sail the latter part Of next week.
The Am bktne Discovery II disehArging At the Espla-
made, she win return to San Francisco soon.
The Am biz Camden Is at the foot Of Fort street. she
viii sail on Monday for Port Gamble
Thsrs has been . mail received here for II b NJ s
Rocket 20 IT is supposed that she may be expected here
soon.
Captain ingalls,, formerly master Of the bktne Cath
crime Sudden has taken command Of the steamer Con
atantirs-Alta.
The japanese training ship TsubukAn may be expected
NJ this port on her way home. after visiting Victoria B c
md San Francisco.
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LEGISLATIVE JoTTINcs.

On Friday the 14th instant, numerous petitions
of a minor character were presented and disposed
Of in the usual way. The order of the day was
very lengthy. 1t opened by a third reading of the
Commission of Boundaries, to extend to 1886,
which passed. The second reading of the bill
on leprosy led to a long debate, and ELECTED
various expressions of opinion, as to whether it
was advisable to cOnine the lepers to MOlokai,
or whether hospitals should be provided on each
island. The arguments in favor of the latter
view were that the friends of lepers would be
able to provide food and clothing for the afflicted,
and thus reduce the expense to which the Gov
eminent il at present put, by providing every
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PAssENGERs

FOR San Francisco, per Forest Queen, May 2l- II
Simpson, u Q Nilsson. William Barrett, Mrs sehooley'
NJ Coolidge and 8 children. Levi Perkins. Alex Shepard,
Col Norris. Mr. and Mrs wharton, Dir Bowman, A ID
NrDdAtt, A smith, Peter smith
For sydney. per CITY Of New York, May lS-H Is
MontQomery. Timothy O'Grady, Z Browne and wife, ID
Ouintou-
From J.Iuit. per Storm Bird. May I3-waIter Amery,
Emile Frank, and 126 immigrants
From San Francisco, per W II Meyer. May lS-James
IemEon. Thomas McC1ennan. Mrs McClennan, John
FlEvsl, Cyrus Hazel. james Collins. A csrreles,A ward
% Carroll, q BotelIs, Enoes Persce, Michael Jones,
CorneIIua Turner. d williams, Harris, II Ware, Is
panaso, J Nelenno, Carlos Rendon, J Magoni, GARLIC,
LIewfs- ! smith. n Busteos, A TArravts, James Wiley,
@ james. M Krngen, @ Yaipone. Stevens
From San Francisco, per City Of New York, May 1s-F
q Iowerv and wife. j Wright, Mrs II II Davis, Gov II II
wells. Mrs Wells, @ Z Boardman and wife. Ab6te s
pond Rev III TAYLOR, wife and children. W Won GrAe-
neTmeyer, o Won MOrganson. Hon p MeCoppin, J Moore,
A D sm0os, r Smoot. 8 Carey, Robert wallace, Herman
Encke n HVman. u N Starde, Miss B Cornwell. Mrs +
nnRrena and children, Mrs d ID Grfhns, J ID Arnolds and
80 Mfss Jennie Green, Mrs Bonner and children, Z A
More "A n Burnsy. J T Lyons. DR. webb, & = Williams,
4 smyfh, Wm Parke. Jno Koch. J b avery. Q AeLtnna,
= ID lamb. J NJ Herring. J Sweeney. Mrs ID Collins, John
Acfaney. r 8 Kay amp n Chinese
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MEMORANDA.

San Frnncfsco-Arrived May s-Brft blk Lady Lanpson.
Msrston. heace April IS; May SAN sch Twilight,
Whftnsy. hence April 10: May sam sch American Girl.
Backus, hence April 10; May 0-Am sch John Bright
Bentley. hence April ID
Eurska-Arrived May o-Am bktne Monitor. Nelson.
hence April II.
OF chIeksns-ApriI 1S-But ship City Of SAnkin.
Mclean. for thts port
Msnsranda o. the 8 8. City Of New York, W. B. Cobb
Coumander. Sailed from San Francisco, May 10Th, IL noon,
discharged Plot az 2s1O = n Experienced pleasant weather
through5ut the passage Arrived, May lTth- AZ 5 O'Clock
Pm. Time from San francisco, ] days, 8 hours.
Yours respectfully,
E. p. PLATT, Purser-
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oMMERo1AL.
FRTp1r 80 - -

AAA1aEa 80 - 49,
rER arrival q the city Of View York with passengers,
freight and q small amount % treasure 5000 from San
Frnneiseo, was the opening boom % business on the first
% The week. and the departure Of the Forest Queen. the
latter part o. the week with a cargo OF island products.
valued az s00,fJs AZ assisted In keeping life In business
circles The total amount % imports for the week g..
Including treasure. $4,000. aud the exports for the same
time $50 .s35sa-
Sugar. u,2l.12s hs) molasses. nearly 700 gallons.
hides and sheep and goat skins were the principal arti-
eIes Of export. while the imports have been general in
their character. and include live stock brought By the
n Meyer.
b cur Eastern exchanges we learn that sugar has been
In good demand. while imports have been less than
nssded. Rice has fuetuGted q little. while syrups and
noiasssa have been scarce. firm and In demand. Hawai-
ian being quoted st 2SS27hes puiu f. quoted. yellow
axe, white &C.
The BONANZA brings a cargo 10 Kahului. valued at So.
sf3. composed In part Of 39.2Gs rs rice. 1000 feet lum-
Der. and % m shingles The amount o. sugar received
since Last writing f. over 1000 packages.
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IMPORTS.

From San Rrnrcisco. per w II Meyer. May 1@2 pkgs
sugar. lot dry goods. lot Chinese groceries. Is Pks tobacco
IOfO mats r1ce. 10 axis potatoes, lot canned goods, "A
pkzs palnte and oils. SIG bales hay, $50 SKIS grain. 200 SKIS
door. 15e0 r W posts % hogs. n horses, IL cows, 8 mules
lot misc mdse.
From San Francisco. per City OF New York. May 1s-25
pkgB cry goods, 164 pkgs Chinese groceries, 50 pkgs ma
chfnery and hardware, 7 pkgs cigars and tobacco. 10 pkgs
liquors, $50 mats rice, 50 SKIS potatoes. lot canned goods
boxes treasure. lot misc mdse. I225 pkgs In trAnsitu-
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WE RETURN to the subject of the Appropriation
Bill, which we briefly critised last week. As we
limited, some of the new departures have not
been favOrably received in the community. The
Gazette OF this week has we'll riddled the pro-
posed appropriations for - household expenses y
and the military. Tax payers have a right to
express themselves as to the expenditure Of the
revenue. We should like to hear further from
that paper what shall be done with our volun-
teers and standing army and if the present or
ganization is bad, what can be proposed in the
way of reorganization. OF course it must be
remembered that The present establishment is on
a peace footing which accounts sufficiently for a
disproportiOnately large number of officers in
case Of war il would be quick work filling up the
rank and file, but you cannot make an officer in
a week. We would go further and recommend
that several brigadiers and major-generals be
commissioned upon the understanding that they
furnish their own uniforms and receive no pay
except in case Of war. Something is at fault
with the rank and file of our standing army (;
they have meyer distinguished themselves and
never will. If they could be mustered out and
the horde Of officers, that our neighbOr speaks Of,
mustered in and formed into companies, we should
have a reform that promised something. By all
means let the army at any rate be decently
drilled so as not to be a Laughing stock to
men-of-war anymore.
One item in the Budget needs explanation
purchase of decorations 5000. If this means
decorations in the royal orders of KANEHANEHA
and KALAKAUA. it should not be allowed. The
fortunate Recipients of these orders pay from
seyenty-fye dollars to two hundred and fifty,
according to the degree of the decoration. These
large fees are for the expenses of the orders, par
ticularIy for the purchase of the decorations and
are more than adequate for this purpose. At
the time of the Inauguration of these orders it
was not intended to make them a matter of gov
eminent expense.
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East Indian Immigrants.

HONOLULU. May IA, 1880.
To the Editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser J.:
SIR:-At this time. when the question of obtain
ing immigrants from the East Indies is again draw
ing public attention, a few words on the subject
from one who was for nearly ten years q resident
of Bengal, may prove of interest TO your readers.
I have always understood that the reason why
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vesseIs for HOnoIuiu from Foreign Ports.
Am BIZ T 3 Wilton, New York. due May 2o-25
Bft ahIp City Of Madrid, Liverpool, July is
Bnt ah1p CITY q Nankin, Glasgow. due Aug $40
An bkfna Grace Roberts, San Francisco, due
Am bk II W Amy, San Fzncisco. due May 2-2T
An sch Donanza, san Francisco, for Kahului, due May 20-20
Am bkrne Eureka, San francisco, due May 90-2T
RaiaEsa sch Vivid, Fannlngs Island, due May $3.50
Am nch Casco. san Francisco, due
Am sch Claus spreckies, San Francisco. for Kahului due
Nay 1878
Am tsn A r Jordan. Humboldt, due June Is
p u IS City 81 sydney, Sydney, due June
r M . 0 ZsAiandiA San Francisco, due June l2-14
Am sch American Girl. San francisco
Bril- ok Lady LAmpson. san Francisco
An bktne Emma Augusta Utralady, due June 10
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For Sydney and Auckland, per City Of New York, May
1910 bags coffee. Dom val 3o7. 40.
Tor San Francisco, per Forest Queen, May 2i-11. 40
mrs auQnr. ~ pkgs molasses, Az bags rice, 4T6 hides,
so sheep and goat skins. Dom val $40 1882,
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DIED.

nn.~a-Iu this city. Nay 18th, Mrs. PoHUxUI. widow
~ - Las Can't. John Adams, aged about IS years. Sew
Srsi chiidreo and grandchildren mourn her loss
cAnxsoS-In this city May I6. Cora FRAScEs. only
dsughfer o. CHARLES p. and Emily T. Carlson. aged .
months 10 days CO San Francisco and TopshaIn
papers please copy.
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N PORT

VESSELS IN POKI
CHANT
An miss bgtns Morning Star, Bray
HAW bgtne Pornars, Cor sale
An sch Honcra-
HHw bk Hawaii Whitney
Am bk Camden, Cutler
Am bk J A FaIkinburE, Hubbard
Am bkfne Discovery, Smith
An suh Golden Fleece, Psriman
HAw brfne Storm Bird, HGtheid
Am ok Ceyicc, Hayden
Am sch Il w Meyer, Jordan
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RRI

80 this city. May 10Th, by Rev. W
Frsar. Mr.. T. I. NICHOLS Of Honolulu 20 Miss JENNIE a
dzzzN % Santa Cruz. California
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.

PORT oF HONOLULU, H. L.
Nay Is-An sch Golden Fleece, Perriman. - days from
San Francisco
IT-P NJ 8 Q City Of New York, Cobb, from San Fran
I8-HaU bgtne Storm Bird. Hatfield, South Sea Islands
Alan BIZ Ceyion, Hayden, 16 days from Boston
2I-etmr Mokolh, - from Maui
72-Stmr Knauea Hou, Sears, from Maui
22-stnr James Nakee, Godfrey, from Kauai.
DEPARTURES.
NAV Is-P M Q 8 City Of New York, Cobb, for Sydney
2i-Am bk Harvest Home, Aatson. for Departure Bay
Alan BIZ Forest Queen, Winding, for San Francisco
Alan bk Buena Vista, Calhoun, for Port Gamble
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WANTED.

a RESPECTABLE VI A JUST FROM
IN California, wishes . situation IS = First-Class Cook Un-
derstAnds her business perfectly. Lived In First-csass Fami-
Ees IN san Francisco Address COOK, care ADVERTISER
OfF1Ok- myls In
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04
IRON rHE MErROPoLIEs
Hancock and English take the Lead
Generally.

NEwBURG, Aug, 31.-The Democracy OF
Newburg aud vicinity held meeting on
Saturday evening last, in front OF the drug
store Of Drs. VIM. Nj. Dent 81 Son, and
were addressed by Messrs w. 8. Raymond,
of West End and n. ii. Dent, of Grafton,
after which a Hancock and English club
was formed and 10 of Lyons, sterling
Democrats came forward and enrolled
their names as members OF the club. We
also received the names of several gentle
men who heretofore strongly advocated
Radical policy, but alas, they will not do
1t any more. There was quite a number
Of RAIDS present on tho occasion, but the
keen truthe which were revealed by the
speakers CAUSED them 70 retreat from
whence they camr. Il. j. Crogqn will aG-
dress the club on Thursday night of this
week in thp band room, at which time
officers will be elected We will promise
you at the next writing to give you a
muchGarger enrolment than we have at
present. Hastily yours,
Felix ST.. .JlUs
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mount VgHvoV Aug 2O.-Tho Mount
Vernon Bspiis, Sabbath school hello a
celebration ~ this place last Saturday,
and various schools On tho uciCbborhOod
were represented sni took part IN the pro
ccediugs The assembly WAS called 10
order about 10 O'Clock by l.. @. Rogers.
after which Mr. Henry Uuddleson was
elected President who made good prcsil
ing ofbcor ''Al. hlu the power Of Jcsus'
maine" was sung by The audience followed
BY 40 address by Joseph Clarke on The
"Odgjn Of Sabbath Schools" Prof 4 s.
PurintOn the Republican candidate for
state Sup Of Free Schools spoke ola
"Huntnr We fod other addrrsscs by
Rev Ahender, w j. Iroixman, Rev r..
z. Fythe and Father lludllcsop. The
proceedings were enligened by some good
singing ~ the cruOn aud P.aiuyicw
cn0irs, and they dcserycd credit for the
manner In which they rendered their
pieces, considering the practice they have
had on the Sabbath we hal preaching in
the school house in the morning 1y Row
s.. N Rogers, iu The afternoon by JOSEPH
Clarke, and 90 night ~ Rev Nallantinc
You're, &c,
JOeErH CLAHEg
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Radicals vcrsu. Radical.

"YOu have made the custom house a
CENTER OF PARTISAN POLITICAL
MANAGEMENT. "--R b. Hayes TO Col
le:tor Arthur, January. 81, 1879.
"With deep seDse of my OBLIGA-
TIOHS UNDER THE CONSTITUTION
regard il as my plain duty To SUSPEND
YOU, IN ORDER THAT THE OFFICE
MAY BE HONESTLY ADMINS TER
TED. -R. Il. Hayes to Collector Arthur,
January, 81, 1879.
GROSS ABUSES Of administration
have continued and ncsascd during your
iucumbencY. John Sherman 20 Collector
Arthur, January, 81. 1879.
"PersOns have been regularly paid by
you who RENDERED LITTLE OR NO
SERVICE; the expenses of your Office
HAVE INCREASED, while It's receipts
have diminished. BRlBES OR GRA.
TUITlE5 IN TIE SHAPE OF BRIDES,
have been received by your subofdin ,tcs
ia. several branches Of the custom house,
aod You have IN no CASE supported
the efforts TO correct these abuses. John
Sherman 10 Collector Arthur. January,
70. 1879