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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

Era So I-luri-cn. I.sr EroelsiCr. November s5th-
HN-rrz - nu-ri.. d. Me-. ) y smith o Brand.
samr~nu1- ~ n tsiilrr Mirs 4 eilsn- A Gurney.
-r-nr -nmin. l1Hhinsnn. and one CliunmEn-
H-u- 49, F-au--rc E.hulri. per Rosario. Nov ~.
-l.4 Fr1r 1a11 E.z-kt-c-. II : Carr. Harry Tobrei.
rta1r 1r-rfT
Frmn F-u1lrtsrl Der Australia November ssh
Wr waanc " Fr-r. Mi.- Fr-r. Mise K NJ Everett II
- ard riil ~ C-usls ard uifs. Rev Damon
So uef.- Euilr kru-r. MIS- Z = LoE. G " Cooley. J
49, az So d S1Euuus- a II spencer, His
Earrl.r1r = = hrEr-r11r Ers ] u Athertor- Miss
Mrnr~Hrr. Er De- ~mift and wife. Mrs G BrrrEAmAn.
49, ~ z Murri-a-. 2 A sore. DR. II Bird.
Mr- r Nris1fT- y q Heieu-. n 2 r3les 2 Lowrey.
lalr-1gE arl rfe ~ frzncgai. Mss Milkes- Miss
aI1-E ~ -. EuL wife D. ] y IisiEle. G " Colby
nmf uffr Mr Earuz G. J Eastman. BuruhardL. J 4
A-umaAl- q Eza.sustriu- A Ehlers. g Z Coyiic. G W
Nnl-r- No. Al Azta. z Esk-r G J Gardner. Judge J.
49, . 1l1lir-fll- : Ftari. 7 Porter Parker
~ srE p. ir ttr ssrr-z-r-
HElz Hir|tu-a-t gos-s. ffr LiEcilS.. NOV = -Ihos
rrmrlurr Sur1irrr. " g Fn-ke g Secs NJ Thompson,
r f-rrs, C n Nsrr1- A knElr- , Costa " 2 Roy. "
-lr.u- . y = iircE q Aiuuz z dA-reil. Minds. J
n eul1- ~ O Aulrs and chiid- Nh + A Williams
80 - .a--. = a1rl Eise and ceidrrn. " Payne.
% ru-u-- M n kiE1. Jcn-- and wife
Nm AnHaEalln- 7nrr AnetrGls1- Nov ee-Mrx Pnr-cr
uri nr-v=-s- = r A-undei. u T1ss. 7 6aslAnd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

AN ExCELLENTO OPPORTUNITY
to secure First Class Instruments at Low Rate at
THOS. G. THRUNS
So Fort Street Store
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RoxE, November 13th.-The revenue receipts OF
Italy exceed the estimates by 100000.
PANS, November 19th-At the preliminary meet
ingof the Senators belonging to the various groups
Of the Left, General Farr ex-Ministtr of War. was
unanimously accepted as candidate for the Life
Senatorship, to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Broca.
ROME, November 11th.-Friends of Garibaldi
protest to him against visiting Genoa and aiding
toward the establishment IN Italy of a Republic
which they affirm would restore the Bourbon, Pa
pal and Grand Ducal factions and destroy the
unity Of which he was the chief factor. The press
declare that Garibaldi is an unconscious prisoner
playing into the hands of others who selfshly use
him.
NEW ToRK, Nov. ia Telegram special from
Paris says: Grave rumors of another NihiHst con
spiracy. even more terrible and more carefully or
gained than any of the plots hitherto discovered
are ahoat here. 1t is to be feared that ere MANI
weeks, perhaps ere many days, we shall have new
of catastrophe that may cost the Car and man,
innocent people their lives The Gar has los
much of his popularity since his morganatic mar
ringe. Several high officials attached no his per
son arc believed 20 haya reaions with the Eihiists
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

FTHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il been appointed by the Court Administrator Of
the Estate Of Charles Long deceased request all part
les indebted to the Estate make nirediae dpaymen
and all parties having claim against he said Estate &c
present them for settlement TO the undersgn uithinst
II. A. SCHAEFER.
Admfaistrator Of the estate OF cHAs Love- deceassdS
Honolulu November LIST. 1880. 81 II 5m
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MARRIED.

Erwr~-W1rAuu-A - Andrews uro-CuthcdrEl.
.z-r-11 Nllrfl1 ~ SRI D. -hr Right Rev the Bishop
llu-a.lar Essis1e1 Is tle EsrT- Alex Nackirtosh.
Hi-7 l1,rs ~ Ni-s FEnua Woon- beth q this city
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

Answer TO correspondent, Z" More Light" Alex.
ander of Abnotichus a special instance; the
followers of Appollonius of Tyana-Appollonius
himself lived IN the LIST century. The utter disbe-
lief of the age combined with the general tendency
to belief in portents, auguries, dreams and
miracles. Read Lecky's European Morals. y
Gibbons Decline and Fall, Milanan's history OF
Latin Itianity Froude's Essay in the nineteenth
century upon Alexander of Abnotichus, and study
Lucean.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01
WHY do not the authorities have the mile stone.

Why do not the authorities have the mile stones
along the country roads re-whitewashed? few
years ngo it was done and valuable guide on
stones once more to their original slate color and
tsveers have stumble along at the risk of break
ing their necks- If the Government lime barrels
are low, at least give the mile bridge the
Waikiki road coat That is really dangerous
uiace.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01
IMPORTS.

Wr-n Sar F-anriscu kahniui Trr Console, Nov
81 a-CarrI.r 9 hti whisky, G y Smith = Pkgs
s.s=ers- M l-sir a 60. q On i-lcks Hhps. pkg
aHrrlH
Hrum HEr Frauri-rn. Fcr Australia Nov ST. hx
1laa lnfries e rErs eru-s and florida wafer,
trs stuss = sfs hfer, . pgrS stationery, -
-a-zraes a-1lrs. ~ pkrF ulio1s- and LOT
E1=r
Frum san F=anz-co- pr Excelsior, N0v $50 hEs
mnrm ~ hru-E L rAaE s1arte q sAss Potatoes II
- ~ ga 81 lilrs Irinucn suf- - kLs nails.
= $780, - cn-1- z rtrt hardware bale
49, . an ~ l.Isis. and % nliss ndse-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

The army marched out on Saturday last and had
a parade. The main body, company of 80 men
dressed in white drilled very fairly, marching in
excellent time. The reserve numbering about 40
clothed in mud-colored garments, and Boosting
headgear of every pattern now in vogue, were raw
recruits indeed. However feel confident that
the country is safe. Would any power on earth
dare TO face it. with such troops ours?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01
MALE SOCIAL CLUB.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
Il ing of the above named club, will be held at the
rooms of the Pacific Hose Company, Thursday even
ing at ~ o'clock full attendance is requested.
Business, annual election OF officers.
829 w. NJ GIFFARD Secy
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Fine Leather Goods |:

Photograph Albums beautiful assortment for Card
Cabinet, or combined AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS. Port
folios Ladies' Bags Belts, Purses Gard Cases. Memoir
anda or Pocket Books, Cigar Cases, Pocket Inks
TRAVELLING TOILET GASES. Ladies Necessities.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

The schooner Alice, Captain c. A. Arey, arrived
at Hilo on Thursday evening, November 18th, 25
days from Port Townsend with cargo of lumber.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01
HAWAII.

A rather severe accident occurred to one of the
South Sea Islanders belonging TO the Pahala
Der 18th, where she had been as a witness in the
murder case. Her finger was badly crushed be-
tween the Lileliks's boat and the wharf at Hawai-
hae, requiring amputahon, which was done on her
arrival at Hilo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01
A Full Line of Diaries for 1888

PaRLOR GAMES-Described Maps, N. s., Magic
Mirrors Comic Cubes, Go-Bang. Steepe Chase Life'e
Misbaps. Game Of Nations. Spider and Fly, Pilgrims
Progress Monopolist Cut Up Games, Lotto, Dominoes
Chess Checkers, Authors various kinds; Jack Straws
lack Stones &c Cronuet Sets Crib Boards and hnxas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

The steam road crusher made charge up Nuu-
anu Avenue last week to the terror of travellers
with horses not proof against fright. The ma
chine ought to be used only by night, at hours
when the streets are not used for travel, or else
the streets on which it is used should be closed
against carriages.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

Nr Cszu1lTE Wi O. fhe Wsfkap1 Commons
- r.1rhe1 tar.h ~ E1s feet last Eridsy after
nnan. ~ mn1ar. hzi cinysF sal and favorable In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

rt-rs III ~ rsznfsa a ths ed Of this year on
~ S--nclIss r.Intntton IincludinE LcCopVin'f
nllt faurnsraf ah1ni tmo thousnnd. ssEen hundred
mEnuM ar rnunm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

The new mill recently erected on Mr.. J. C.
Whites Plantation near Koko Head, was put in
operation last week for the first time, and worked
10 the entire satisfaction of all concerned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01
Gum Lost |! Reward !

T Asst THURSDAY. NOVEMBER
- 18th, between Eva and Waianae, Breech-loading
fowing piece made by Groinn with top action and y
gauge: The finder will please return the gun TO the
City Market, Honolulu, and receive the above reward.
G29
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

TIA nrn.arrr knaas-s has cleared from Kahului,
Ei-e1 fE San frzncisoo, WITH freight This Is the
- - trlirsz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

A case of gross cheat has been tried against
Freeman, the late labor agent for the Hawaiian
Government. If he tried TO swindle poor native
here under the nose of the law, what may he not
have done in the South Pacific, when he was out OF
It's grasp.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

IT. s. = Aisxznder. has ab01f Completed a
nsnsrrur rhinh VIII huad about zine miIli0a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

Thanksgiving Day was observed very generally.
IN the afternoon many Of the stores we're closed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01
CITY MARKET.
OWEN j. HOLT. Prourietor.

The choicest of Beef, Mutton, Lamb and Veal always
hand. The Beef in this Market s from the ceebra-
ted herds Of James Campbell, honolulu Poultry and
Game TO order. 62S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01
NOTICE.

THE FOLLOWING GOODS IN
Il the Bonded stores unclsmed WILDE sold for duties
aud charges unless properly entered within twsutT
days nom Nov mber 18th 1850
Ez steamer CITY Of New York, from San Francisco.
June 20tl, 1873.
MARX
A. Cameron. / eg--1 dozen boxes Fancy Crackers.
A NJ Cameron. 2cs-l Zuecafo1 pztcrf Pspfrorr1r1,
with lever. presa and fixtures.
Er slmr city Of sydney, from San Franchises. Ausns.
i4th, 1873
MARX
A. NJ Camefon-2 e. conlSlnfnr 10 upholsserst Ct1fr1
". +. ALLEN. Collector General
Cusroun Houre November 1lfh ls-l 81 /" 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

range of this Island last Saturday, but did not
come down on our low-land districts. The light
ming was very vivid.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

We learn that a company of theatricals for the
new Music Hall arrived 0y the last steamer, among
whom we note some old Honolulu favorites, Mr..
c. b Wells and wife and Mr.. j. NJ. Francoeur.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01
MECHANICAL Toys, NOVELTIES, &c

Walking and Talking Dolls Swimming Toy, Santa
Claus Skates, Blondin Veocipede Warmers Oars
man, Jubilee Acrobat, Mechanical Alligators Rats,
Vehicles, Reversible Locomotive, Whstling Locomo-
tive. Elephants, Jointed Animals
Rocking Horses, Shoe Fly Rockers, Parlor Swing,
Perambulat0rs Velocipedes Bicycles Wagons, Carts,
Wheelbarrows. Sail Boats Steam Boats. Engines, Draw
ing Tools Tool Chests, Garden Tools Building, Puzzle,
Chinese, Comic and Alphabet Blocks, Crandaifs Ar
ery Acrobas Menagery Palace Car and other Blocks,
American Hardwood Ten Pins, Tin Wagons, Animals
and Toys Of various kinds Tin Kitchen Sets China and
Britannia Tea Sets Laundry Sets Guns, Pistols Soldier
Caps, Drums Comets, Trumpets, Base Balls and Bats,
Parlor Balls, Brooms. Chameleon Spring. Bell Brass,
Peg, Humming and Circus Tops, Masks, Santa Claus
Comic &c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

Statistics Of births and deaths of South Sea Is
landers would be handy for reference in these
times Of labor controversy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

The stores are beginning to put on their gala at
tire, Christmas is in prospect and the little ones
are looking forward with eagerness TO that season
of presents and feasting
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

Last night one of the heaviest rain storms. &C
companied by thunder and lightning visited the
city flooding ii in many parts and cleaning the
streets of superfuous mud.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

BY the last steamer several old residents return
ed to their Island homes. Judge McCully, Rev.
DIR. Damon and wife, Mrs. j. B. Atherton, DR..
Tisdale, D. Il. Fyfe, A. Ehlers and others.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

Moreno is reported in Paris with his Hawaiian
charges he is short of cash and has gone there to
raise the wind. The report that he is on his way
back TO these islands is premature.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

excursion trip 10 Hilo, to give an opportunity Il
those wishing TO see the great eruption lava flow
The steamer viii remain three days at Hilo. Lat
est accounts from Mauna Loa represent it as &C
tive, and the scene grand beyond description.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

sI--a..l Pz-ls -as here last week. looking after
1hn uzrl1zrn q ne policz-
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Bew advertisements.

. Ell r.. G. Il R II z,
Importer and Dealer in Gents, Ladies', and
Children's Boots, Shoes, and Slippers.
just received great variety of Boots Shoes and Slip
pers, also Ladies White Kid Button Boots SO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

Comment is made on the practice of giving beer
10 the bandbovs at the hotel If this is done 1t is
q most unwise thing to do, saying nothing of the
illegality.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01
ETPoRTs.
PASSENGERS

-. - =. -. - - l.ssssss. sI.ssi q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

His Majesty has again an opportunity of ap
pointing some one to the House of Mobiles. We
look forward with interest to see who the new
noble will be.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

His Majesty the King left yesterday on boart
the steamer Likelike, for windward ports. He in
tends making a three-weeks' tour through the is
lands We are very glad to hear it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

Plenty of rain fell on Monday forenoon and
afternoon; we have had quite as much moisture as
we need for some time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

The Portuguese are doing their best to populate
the Islands. Fifty babies within year is treating
us Handsomely
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

The new Music Hail is rapidly approaching
completion Work is being pushed on rapidly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

The praise service at Fort street church, on Sun
day evening was largely attended The singing
was very fine.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01
MEMORANDA

&c. 81 ~ Al IA John n Clsrk-Sailed from
Haa-Eu-r 80 -i.s. ~ esth tz,e-ienuec heavy
-T1r-1- llr-rs-rf- So thr ia and @;h had an
rvrhnnr M nsrs tCfu-u passing through ba-
ntnsuHl Eirs 1lrt PISSED tho Filrano % Leland.
zrntr4 zrrfrr- decks were covered with
80 rr ID It tars hffuceu Ion - and lso E
-.t arzrr M rairs and frul theucr 10 Honolulu had
On ur1a-w Il " CuSSST Master
Ernr~t nF tar n NJ : Australia. CarrlL Commander
Knr arrr slrr rfn-f eE1 az SUNDAY Nov sist,
r-ss l-alif- u ard al us Hlraio1e light
y uzl-- El-rart- Ez-uc-ic1ced light winds and
rrrar $500 rr ar I'd. li-ti unsteady winds and
rrrE ire ND faf elth uei with sqnAlly
NhnnrE w'a1ttEr TINS 11te- nscelruc pilot on
r1z-1lr Is ssz1 o. a. ~ -sft
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

spending considerable time at the new lava flow,
making sketches, which will doubtless be very
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

Messrs. Levers d Dickson have commenced the
ereeli.,n OF their new brick office and sales room
on Fort Street. The building is 10 have fine
cellar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01
Perforated Card Board Patterns, Crochet
and Embroidery Pattern Books
NOVELTIES:
Christmas Stockings Christmas Bells, Leaflets,
Noyes' Dictionary Holders,

with many other articles impossibiet to enumerate-
Call and examine, either in person by proxy What
you don't see, ASK FOR; fails to exhibit every
thing.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to the subscriber he trusts this display of Goods for the
Season may show his appreciation thereof and trusts
merit continuance Of the same.
628 10 THOS. G. THRUM
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

There has been some muddle about our mails
from Europe; they are detained in quarantine in
New York
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

Thomas Square has been most barbarously
treated. who is the Goth who ordered the mutila-
ton Of the trees
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

Is the building opposite Alliolani Hale intended
for the reception of travelling circus or is it in
tended TO hold an industrial exhibition there? We
presume the numerous flag poles erected on the
siS towers are intended to carry advertising ban
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

The eruption still continues we publish an in
teresting account of visit to the present lava
flow. Vesurius is very active, by the latest &C
counts stream of lava is running down its sides
so we are not going to have 1t all our own way
in the matter of volcanic eruptions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

Mr. P. Curtis Iaukea has been appointed to the
position left vacant by the death of Mr.. Jarret
The post is quite an important one. We are glad
10 know that the Minister of Foreign Relations
has been able 10 find Hawaiian who possesses
suitable qualifications for the place.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

Mr.. Jarret, whose death we announced last week
had been an old and tried servant of the Hawaiian
Government. He came to the Islands with Com
modore Wilkes. He was first employed by Dr.
Judd, and since then has been under every Foreign
Minister we have had except, during the short pc
nod that Mr.. Fenard held that appointment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

The Hon. Peter Y. Kaeo died at his residence,
Emma street, on Friday night. The funeral took
place on Sunday, and was largely attended by the
retainers and friends of the family. The hearse
was surrounded by Kahili bearers as becomes the
DIGNITY of a chief
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

The addition recently made to the wharf near
the foot of Fort Street is nearly completed, and
when finished will admit of vessels drawing 20
feet being berthed alongside. We hear that this
piece of wharf is to be assigned 10 Messrs. Foster
d Co.'S. line of steamers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01
Gold Goods I:

Gold Pens, Ivory, Pearl, Ebony and Rubber Holders,
Pen and Pencil Cases, Charm Pencils Tooth Picks
Tooth and Ear Picks. St1ds, Sleeve Buttons, Charms,
Mackin non Pens.
THE VARIETY OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01
PoKr OF HoxoLULu.

Arrived
No. @a-1- h- Cr-surln. Howard fry-n kAhului
$50 r-r Earrlsaur. kEstlH. from san Francisco
- ~ 4 EE.l-aiia. Gar.il. fran =
Slid
~ E-Am "a camEru Cutic1. Tor Pu-s Townsend
Am hE wnrra=n Eihruut. wick burg. Tor Port T
-tu 81 Rnlrir-. WllE. fnr Pert Townsend
- Aussrz. a. Czfcili. tu- Australia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01
NJ O TT O III

a LII PEKSUNb ARE DIhICILI
"A prohibited from hnnfing turkeys. goars, other
game on any part Of my Maui Sheep Ranch, or from
frespassing on sad premises with dogs OF guns. al
Offenders WILDE prosecuted the fall extent Of the IaF
sci 3m C. ri. ALEXANDER
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-14

ton of Commissioners "over the
transportation of all property by
rail road from one State or Territory
into or through one or more other
States or Territories; or to, or from,
any foreign country whether such
property be carried by one railroad
or by several railroads running in
connection with each other; and
whether such commerce be carried
on roads lying wholly within
one State or more" Another
amendment requires the Commission
to enquire into that method of
railroad management known as
pooling, and state the result Of their
inquiry in their first annual report,
and whether, in their judgment,
any, and if so, what legislation is
expedlent in relation thereto"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-14
RELIEF FOR IRELAND.

LONDON, Feb. 13.-The subscrip-
tions to the Dublin Mansion House
Irish Relief Fund to date aggre>
gate 1854, and the grants az.
gregate 927,0O0.
The Times, in an article on last
nights debate in the House Of
Commons, concludes as follows :
"The objection of the Irish men,
bers that charge upon the Chnrch
fund would really be in aid Of poor
rates, and would thus violate the
express provision of the Act of
1869, is inconsistent with the
claim made upon the Imperial ex-
checquer. The measures of the
Government are intended only to
take effect when the poor law sys-
tenn proves wholly inadequate,
whether it is at the cost of the
Church or State"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-14
Nottn About the Conrls.

Ia the Circuit Court yesterday, the
jury in the case OF Rose, administrator,
etc, vs.. the East Tennessee, Virginia
aud Georgia Railroad Company, re-
turned a verdict for the plaintiff for
1915. The suit was brought for SIC, 900
damages, for the killing, by the switch
engine, at the Crozier street crossing,
In 1875, of the colored boy Dan Hen
derson. o. former trial the plaintiff
got verdict for 81 600, but the case
was reversed and sent back by the
Supreme Court, on a question Of evil
dence. .u.
The case of Miss Mary Hixon vs.
the Corporation OF Knoxville, for
S. 600 damages, was concluded and
given to the Jury, but no verdict has
bsen reached yet. --g b r-
The case now on trial is that OF j. J.
Hubbard VS.. VIM. James for $500
damages, which the plaintiff claims
he sustained by the failure Of James
to comply with contact In the de-
livery OF some wheat and corn pur-
chased In 1877, at which time Hub
bard was In the commission business
here. Me:srs. Henderson & Jourol.
mon represent the complainant and
Messrs d. D Anderson and H. L.
McC,ung jr, the defendant. All wit
nesses and litigants except in this case
were released till Monday.
The day was consumed In the Grim
inal Court in the hearing of the case
of Mon'g )mery Farmer, colored, for
cutting Bill Brannum with an axe.
The jury have the case and were kept
together over night.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-14

he (McCook) was considerable of a
Republican, he would say that any
man who had risked his life for FIVE
years in the service of the United
States should not be debarred from
the right to promotion. The bill
was passed.
The Speaker announced the
special order Of the day to be the
bill for the relief of Gen. Fitz John
Porter. Mr.. Bright Tenn J,
raised the question of considera-
tion and moved to 60 into a Com.
mittee of the Whole on the private
calendar. He raised the question
of consideration in behalf of the
multitude as against the individual.
Mr.. O'Conner Is. C) supported
Mr.. Bright's motion. If the House
proceeded to consider the Fitz John
Porter bill, the discussion of which
would consume vast amount of
time, it would be equivalent to
slamming the doors of Congress in
the face of every other private
claimant. The House, ayes Al,
noes not counted, refused to con-
slider the bill, and went into Com
mittee of the Whole on the private
calendar.
The bill for the relief of Charles
Clinton, late Assistant Treasury at
New Olleans, was reported favora~
bly, to the House.
The bill refunding to certain
citizens Of Lynchburg, Va, taxes
improperly collected on manufac-
tured tobacco, was passed. Yeas,
Isl; nayes, 39.
At lao the House adjourned.
To-morrow's session will be for
debate only.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-14
LOUISIANA.


New ORLEANS, Feb. 13.-Bonds
were fled to day in this city for an
appeal against the recent decision
of the jury in case Of Smith & Zeig-
Ter against R. G. Dunn & Co. s
Mercantile Agency, in which a vers
diet for 81, 200 was given against
the Agency for a favorable
report on firm, subsequently
found to be irresponsible. 1t is al
legged that the Courts Of last resort
have invariably reversed such YER
diets, and decided in favor Of the
Agency as to their non-liability fol
representation honestly made in
those of their business.