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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29
Anecdotes Of Royal Marriages.

A marriage between prince and
princess is seldom an affair of the
heart. State policy dictates the
union, and the two al scarcely ex-
pected to observe toward each 9th.
or more than respectful courtesy.
The King aud Queen of Italy are
COUSINS. In childhood they never
cared Tor each other, but soma rea-
son of state married them.
One day, several years after her
marriage, the Princess Marguerite,
as she was then, was present when
several of the ladies' were talking
about sn English novel. AS the
ladies differed as to the love story,
they appesled = the princess, who
had also read the novel.
"Ah, lsiies," she replied, II am
not able to judge; u woman in my
position Knows nothing about that
wh ch is called love"
About hundred years ago
marriage took place between the
Crown Prince of Nassau and the
Princess Of Montbarry. The Prince
was eleven and the Princess eigh.
teen. The wedding celebrations
lasted three days.
AT one of the balls the boy BRIDE
groom refused to dance with the
bride. He was promised lot of
sugar plums IL he would dance and
whipping If he did not. Then he
reluctantly led her through the
miuuet. Bu5 the moment the
tedious performance was over he
left his bride in a huff, to sit down
beside girl Of his own age.
A gentleman, thinking to please
him, called his attention to u pic
ture book. The Prince was inter
ested until the picture Of a wedding
appeared. Then, closing the book
violently. he exclaimed. at the top
of his voice:
"rske that nasty book away. A
wedding! don't want to See any
more weddings. But look here"
lie continued, pointing to figure
in the book; that great gawkey 10
just Mademoiselle de A1outbarryW
The Q leen Of Italy, it is said, nas
acquitted such an influence over
her husband, that since their &C.
cession TO the throne their married
life has been happy one. At first
be neglected her, but she WAS pa
tient' and gentle. Sometimes his
angry temper and quick speech
would vex ner.
But every day, an hour before
dinuer. she would go to bis private
room with their baoy boy.
The Prince loved him dearly, and
was always ready to play with him.
Those evening visits proved the
salvation of their married life. For
the Prince learned to like his cousin
wifs, and gradually came into the
position of all excellent husband.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29
KIT CARSON'S COMPANION.
A Picturesque Story of an Old Pioneer
dol Norte Prospector.l

Del Norte Prospector.
For the past six months Colonel
Pfeitfer had been belfast, and at no
tins had hopes been entertained of
|'his recovery. On Wednesday,
April 9Th, 1881, at IL O'clock, he
died. His last request WAS that he
be buried quietly and unostenta.
ti0usly. he was inferred among
the foothills overlooking his beau
tifui ranch, with no crowd or cere-
mony, only five being present.
Colonel Albert H Pfeiffer was
born in Frlesland, on the coast OF
Holland, in October, 1922. His
father is, or was. u Lutheran minis
ter, and his mother was Of Scotch
descent, from u Scotch noble fami-
ly. He left his native country
when % years OF age, and came di-
rectly to the west as u soldier in
the ranks, He married u s'panish
gil of Abequin, New Mexico,
when about "a years old, by whom
he had two or three children, Only
one of whom Is alive.
It was at this point in his life
when he gained national celebrity
He was in command Of Fort Mac
sue ami was takeu i'll. There are
some hot springs located about six
miles from the Fort near the RIO
Grande river. HIM self, wife aud
Auot her lady, with all escort OF ten
soldiers, went there TO hathe, AMI
while he was still in the bath the
| Apache indians rushed down GU
them, whoopiug and yelling like
the demons that they were, ana
| frightened the soldiers 80 that they
took TO their heels aud escaped; !;
but not so the ladies - both
we're shot dead. Colonel Pieif
fer leaped to the bank, grasped
his rifle and fred, killing one OF the
tisnds; but the odds were too great,
and his only escape Was In running
aud piuDgiug into the river, whicn
he did, but not before two arrows,
cue of which was poisoned, had
been lodged in his left side aud leg.
He managed to swim the river,
found medical aid, and soon r.cUv-
cred from the wounds. Then IT
was that the Indians found terror
| III Jul uetOs Ihopy "Cio NhS Ao'ih"
that fell victims to his uuerTing
nfe. He fought in any capacity
offered. He would at one time be
Ut the head OF band of Indians
who were ut war with the Apachss,
then again he would muster up a
body ot Mexicans or whites and go
on the war-path, thirstlnyf1r veu-
geance. The principal part of his
lighting was doue under Kit Car
son, and he was an associate Of Bill
Bent, St. Vraip, Maxwell ami 9th.
eTs Of like stamp. From the
time Of the death OF his wife lie led
y roviug lIfe-was Oft to every new
discovery aud wherever he could
be of Use to white men.
He came to TINS valley about ~
years ago, aud described it AS being
the finest country he ever saw. All
along the Rio Graude and on the
smaller streams game of all kinds
aboun.ied and the It.diau rJaued
at will aud was m0uarch OF all he
surveyed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29

joyable. The visitor sips his wine
or beer and smokes his cigar, while
listening to music Of q really supe-
rior order, which is eked out by an
orchestra which is not surpassed on
the Coast.
NOTES.
The fret Boston excursion party
started on Its return trip the 9TH
or day. On Its arrival there was q
rather amusing little incident. One
of our southern brethren was re.
garding the delegation from Ply
mouth Rock very intently. Turn.
ing to bystander he said, "How
the pork and beans will suffer
now!" His remark was overheard
by one OF the excufsionists, who
rejoined, "Well, they beat hog and
hominy anyho ow"-cettainly fair
exchange of courteslee.
There are a goo1ly number of
Angelo nos in town just now. The
Messrs. II. G. Austin and L. J
Rose are at the Palace. So Is Mr..
John Ealey, who bas just sold a
Fresno county mine for quarter
of a million dollars to an Eastern
con- pany, which is represented by
Judge Grant. Mr.. Joseph Dye is
paying the metropolis visit. Mr.
Douglass, the painter, together
with his wife. and family, have
been here for some months. Mr.
Douglass is meeting with fair de
gree Of professional success. Like
ali old Angel. nos they. speak with
great affection of their old home
aud will doubtless be back am0Dg
US again with the improving times
The ILLUSTRATED HERALD ie
now beiDg worked off and will be
ready for delivery by Tuesday OF
Wednesday next. J. D. L.
San Francisco, May 26th.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29
On a ''StIke,"

The Cinnamon at this point have
heard that the Mexican laboreis in
town receive ST. % per day, aDO
otners "n the Texas and Paciti.
grade $3.50, while they the mselve
'uly have ST. 90. The Chiuamai
has proosbly observed too that la
ooreis are IN demand in this sec
i,n. He complains, also, that b,
u compelled To buy "iIce" (rice)
fr Im contractors, VINO charge hin
no' than the market price.
These grievances, and the allur
ing prospect for the future hsv,
risen up before Johns eyes timt
md again until he had determined
to "stlike," which he did lasi
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29
TOO WELL PREPARED.
How : G!man Saloon Keeper Fortified
Aga.-s, the Smallpox.
IDetroit Eree Prgss.I

detroit tree Press.l
Bright and early yesterday morn
ing IA middle-aged man Of anxious
look and much eorporosity called
at the City Hall, and went for the
Chief of Police with:
"H.f We some shmallboX L. De-
droit ?'
II believe we have q sporadic
case or two," was the reply.
"Und doze som epohy hsf tn get
waccinaied o keep him away ?"
EVERY citiz-n should protect
himself
"How many dimes was I get
w&ccinated to keep dot shmallbox
out of mein house und saloon ?'
"Oh. 1 guessed once will do"
"Vouce Great shiminly! no
more ash dot !! Shust wait a
mini'W
He j.rked off bis coat aud put up
his SHIRT sleeves aud pointed TO four
spots on his left arm and five on
his right, and said:
"Four uud five makes nine dimes
dot vhas waccinated in four
days y
"Huw is that ?"
"How ish do? Dat's What Ii kes
myself to know [ vhas shust
reading about dat SHIN al box de cd
dr. day in de Sherman baptrs
When two men vha!k- in mine sa-
toon und says: 'Sharley, dot
shn slIboX Is all of.r town, uud y ou
must be waccinated or der Com :
mon Council vhill close you oop.'
S,I WAS w4ccInated for two shill-
linga uud zwei class beer"
Yes ?"
ut Vas shut two hours more as
mau comes IN un1 say lie vas sent
tu WaccIuat. me on der odder arm
und | pays hiln two shilliugs und
class of peer.n
"Ye- ?"
"B fore night man NIT specta.
ctes comes in uni say he vhas sent
by der healthy poard to see OOf
vlias wacciuated. show hIm two
blaces, but he shakes his head und
say: Dot vaccination am too
high oop. und you vhiIl git der
ehuiall pox in der bands.' Dsn he
makes dot blace here, und 1 gif him
25 eents und class beer"
"Ye.?"
"Vneii, In der course of four days
Six more men comes aruuudt to
waccinated me by order of der
mayor, der guferuor, der president,
uer poard of bubIio works, und
dnau' know what else, und tf-ry
dime bays Two shilIings und cias.
heer Vneu / vhas wacciust, d
nIne dimes | pegins to pelieye va.
i greenhDrn, und vhen der tenth
man comes aruundt I bit him Oh
der head NIT u polite unh walks
oafer to see you about it. WAS II
all rigbtW
II guess the boys are guying
you {"
What is dot?"
"Why, you haven't really beer
vacc at all"
"N-o-!'
"Wacclnated again! Waccinat.
ed den dimes! Meier! Pefore
Was wacciuated den dimes
catches der shmallbox und GOES t,
ped nit him all 2ummeI! Dops
some close pins like | amp
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29
9PECIAl. NOTICE.

Hereafter notices Of companies, socse-
ties, churches, ETC., will only be inserted
In the HERALD as paid advertisem ents.
We reserve, tor Places of Worship, graf
is directory, which will appear every
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29
Herald Steam Printing House,

The facilities Of the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
urpassed In California outside Of San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
rusted to us will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29
EAST ERN.
The NSiuatsOw as Albany.

ALBANY, May 28 The Eveninq
J0urnuL makes this classification
Of legislators on the Senatorial
question:: AdministrstiOn-Ssnate
Is; Assembly, 43; total, So. Anti.
dmlnistration-5enate, 3; Assem-.
bly,, 81; total, 40. On the fence
Senate, I; Assembly, 2; total, 9.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29

week. So the Celestial army lies
idle In camp, aud John dreams of a
"dolla.qustta" day. and buys his
"lice" where he pleases, and the
grading work on the Southern Pa
cific Is stopped for the present.-El
Paso Herald.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29

When the plate was passed round,
be drew from his breast coat pocket
u large roll of bills. and Conspicu.
ously fumbling them over extract
ed q five-dOilar note Snd tossed 1t
into the plate. Two gentlemen in
the next pew observed the little in.
cident, whereupou one of them
wi ispered: "He must be success.
fui stock broker" mo-" returned
the other, "he drives an ash cart in
the empiov of the Police Depart.
M nt."-Kings Kounfy Konaique.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29

MORNING SESSION
FAN Francisco, May %
635 Ophir, e3s, Sh, 2i0 Alpha, 4 4.l0
81 - Sticu-i, 2 IS, co
120 b, sican. 12%, lis Confidence. 4
l2sS, t21I. l212 $50 i Nevada II I711a
1880 6 q v, 81, 81. ~. II, l77s I733ss
~ lS. E5s
$50 T. ;. 2, l3k. 1877. 265 Urn, llk, l1ss.
~ 1871. A''s% o.o llh -
600 1i5, l.S0, 2UO Overman, l. IS,
6i5 Savage, AIS. 4 10, $40 Unnn, is, l4N,
Aus AZ, lis1, lag
go C,u We, 2 50, 2 55 40 Alta, 8 80, 3 IS
35 Thoilsi 2s0 30 Occidental, / S.
4o Potosi, 4U, 335 LIS
$50 H q \ 4 20. $50 $40 Andes, 2.35, 2 40
z55 Po Mt, 2.30. 23i $40 Scorpion, 2 20,
s85 "B-i 4 20, AIS 2l5
5U Kentuck.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION

BAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX-
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29
Passengers soatn apu East

FRESNO, Cal, May ZS.-lne fol'
lowing is the list of passengers fol
the South and East on the trail
whica passed this place at P. NJ.
q > Foster, Mics NJ A Silava, d T
@ ,inn, Fl Melacb, r G Brown and
wife, LiDkershim, Mrs Mauvai-,
Mrs A w Potts aud child, Lo, An-
gele.; l. Jacobs aud daughter, SAi
Bernardino; Capt Chas P Eagan
and family, g Wilcox, Jr, y F
Wilcox, Chss Wilcox, Prescott;
f II Sears. Boston; A Roman, New
York; Theo Ruth, Pomona; A r
Whitshill, Chic GO; G Gilsou,
Yuma; Mrs H Hazsltcn and son,
Tombstone.
As.essme nss Levied.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 2sth. Bel
videre, South Bu!Wer aud Grand
Prize are each assessed twenty-five
cents.
Gets rw" Years.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S The
Oakland Grant Jury made Ie
port this afternoon They fud
that gross frauds have been com
mite in the construction Of the
Hall Of Records, involving both
the Building Committee and the
cout FACTORS. Similar frauds occur
in furnishing the buuding; also iu
the construction OF county bridges.
The los-.s agg -gate about $50 OOU
Several officials have been Indicted
but their Dames are Withheld A.
they have not vet been arrested.
Anthony Fischer, convicted oI
shooting Railrosd Commissioner
BeefsIecher, was to day sentenced
to two years in san Quentin.
The senasOs's fsssonxers.
SAN FRANCISCO, May % The
Senator sailed to-day with the fol-
lowing passengers for Los Ange-
ies: Mrs West and two daughters
e FIzwllIstn ami mother, II Fox
snd child, Mrs E F Bent, Mrs A
Stetsou, Miss Aupie Griffin, j
French and wife. T B HsnimODd,
Miss E B Williams, w + Kemp, r
5 Wiling, John Johnsou. Cha-
Bailey, S G LsmOreaux, 2 D Bell,
J Armat, M Niles.
san D.K0 News.
SAN DIEGO; May 28th.-Arrived,
bark kate Fiickiuge,, Young, mas.
ter, with q large Cargo Of lumber,
piles, etc, tor the G. 8. Il. r
schooUer Maggie Russ, with lum
Der for J. Russ g. Co.
The bOrprs Of the ariesian we'll al
National CITY struck t1pwing waite,
a. depth OF 339 feet uu Fritay. II
has been flowing ever since and in.
creaslng. The people regard the
SUCCESS uf this well AS the most i'm.
portant thing, next to the railroad.
bat ever happe ned hers. OtbeI
wells will now be undertaken IL
various directions.
Lafayette Searl got drunk, buck
l. q Oh u revolver, m mouuted hor-.
aud went ia search Of fight, with
which he was soon accOm modated
He went down to Ed Jones's corral
aud openod fire Oh the proprietor,
who went iuto the house, got q pis.
toi and perforated Mr.. Searl in tn.
right breast. The wound is severe,
but not fatal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29
Santa Monica Pavilion,
ECKERT q BRIGHT, Proprietors.

This favorite Summer Resort will be
opened Next SUNDAY.
Best branus OF wines, liquors. ales, beer
and cigars always on hand. Hot ano
,0ld lunches. shooting gallery, bowling
alley and other 8musements attached to
Lhe Pavilion. Visitors should not fail to
give them call. epl2tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29
For sale CheaD

Ono Corner Lot in the Los Angeles
City Homestead Tract. near Washington
str eet, lOSxi75 feet, p'ice SIPS.
Also, one good situated lot in East Los
Angeles, Pioneer Buildins Association
rract. four minutes WALK from street.
car, 55x it0fect; price $50.
ApViy a. The Office of the German
Newspaper, Main street, Laniranco
Blotk, up stairs. my2S
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29
HO! for Catalina Island!
rHE GREAT BATHING, HUNTING
ANT II IIN1 l. ESnDm

The yacht DON GEORGE. Captain Ed.
ward Johnson, will commences runnink
10 Catalina On or about June Is, making
regular trips during the season. The Don
3-orge Will start rom the Wilmingt !
harf, mus saving passengers the ex
oense OF transfer OF baggage, on Tues
lays, Thu sdays and saturdays. Re.
uTntng, sh- will leave the Island OIL
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Fare for the round trip, 81.
JOHN MOkkiSON, Agent,
ap24tf Wilmington.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29

CCARCE GOODS Books, Photos,
- &C. sample Catalogue 3cts. Paris
Book Co., Chicago, Ill.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29

PATENTED SEPTEMBER 26, 1874.
THE MA YIELD WATER EL-
EVA7OR, will make the Foulest
Well or Cistern SWEET, PURE
AND WHOLESOME, in ten daye
or less time
1t elevstes water easier than any other
devise. It never freezes. 1t never cerrodes
It has no wooden tubes to taint the water
1t fills the bucket at the bottom Of the vel
Of oistern. 1t agitates the water by pass.
ing six gallons OF air through il per minute
It . luces Wiglcrs, Water Lice and Water
Bugs to their proper elements. 1t will
ave is price once every year in dispensing
With the use Of nauscous drugs taken int
he system to remove the effect of impur.
vater,by rendering the water pure, swee
and wholesome.
A child eight years old can, with ease,
iraw water sufficient for the uso of large
umily out Of ffty-foot we'll. For furthe,
Information, address
BROWNING, POPE & CO.
Indianapolis. Ind
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WASHINGTON GARDENS.

Mr.. P. LOiSEAU has made arrange.
ments with Mr.. II. v. Waldron which
enable him to announce that, every sun
day, beginning with Sunday, April 18th.
he will give Sleight.of- ana perform.
ances at this popular resort. In addition
there will be foot-races, a shooting Ral-
cry and other ways of amusing the pub.
ic. A new programme every sunday.
Professor Kahn bach, Musical Director.
Admission-Grown persons, 25c.; ohil.
dreu. l0c.
Bad charac, ers excluded. ap7-1m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29
As-eRs IN MS Levied.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2Sth.-Bel-
videre, South Bu!Wer aud Grand
Prize are each assessed twenty-five
cents,
CrOoked ~ o .s< s<taUd-FfscheF
G~ts rwu Years.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29

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MEMORANDA.

Report of the schr Compeer, Capt B~irkholm-saiIed
from Port Townsend, Feb %. wind light Sw, westerly
swell, weather pleasant. March ., passed the lat of San
Francisco, in Ion 100 w, weather still pleasant. with
light westerly winds. Took trades in 90 Y. I3c W.
From thence to port had light winds and pleasant
weather. Arrived off Honolulu, March 22nd, % days
passage.
Report of the bktne Katie Flickinger, Can't Young
Sailed from Port Townsend, Feb 26, passed Cane Flat
terry, Feb %, wind light s and Sw, sea heavy, a wNW
swell. Passed lat of San Francisco, in lon 100 = w.
Took trades in 32o y, 1919 W, and kept them to port.
Arrived OF Honolulu, March 18th. Took pilot on board
at daylight on the 10Th. and dropped anchor in Honolulu
harbor at 9 Am same date, n days passage.
Report of the r NJ s S Australia, CargiIl, Commander
Left San Francisco on March 18th, and discharged her
pilot of Golden Gate $40 p. m, met with strong winds
and cloudy weather; encountered a fresh gale and high
NV sea on the 14th; fresh breeze and cloudy weather with
passing squalls on the 18th, met with light unsteady
winds and smooth sea from the 10th to the Goth sighted
the Island of Molokai at 3 a IN of the 21st and received
pilot of Honolulu at noon.
Report of the brigantiue Morning Star, Captain Bray
Sailed from Honolulu, June 2lst, 1880 and had light winds
and splendid weather to Butara Tari. where we arrived IS
days out. Communicated with shore and finally anchored.
From theme proceeded to Apiang, Gilbert Islands and landed
Messrs. Walkup and Taylor and their families, also 5. Kahea
and wife, native teachers. The brig Hazard left the same
day that we arrived. Sailed from ApIang on the 4h of
August, and touched at the following islands of the Gilbert
Group, Mareki, Apemama, Tapiteuea. Maiana and
Tsrawa, and from this latter port returned to Apiang arriving
back on the 9th Of August. During the trip among these
islands mentioned, had extraordinarily pleasant weather.
After obtaining water, sailed again on the 3oth Of August, for
4 second cruise through the Gilbert Group, and arrived back
at Apiang, on the LIST of October. Nothing of special moment
occurred during this cruise. October End, sailed for Kusaie, of
the Caroline Islands, and arrived there on the 10th Of October.
Sailed from thence for the Marshall Islands on the 22nd of
October, and afterwards TO the Mortock Group and other
islands to the westward. Arrived at Ponape, 29th January,
and repIenished water and fuel. Sailed Feb 9TH for Honolulu,
and arrived in Po IT, March 22nd 43 days days passage, and
from a cruise Of 9 months and one day. All well.
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gRTDAy- %. 1891.

The foIloviug f. Sfessrs. Williams. Diamond 4 Cos
fareh u. issI. since our respects Of like nature, dated
zen alt. we have had more dry weather. and We are
pIeased to note = slight Improvement in the trade.
Rainfall 20 date % inches
Prospect IL Gathering FOR q large wheat crop this year.
n spite Of the damage done by excessive rains
sroAEs-The demand for refined is active at the re-
is sssd Sg ne rsassa i.ss assf. The SeE YORK market
rm, the latter having advanced &c from the recently
sRressed aaotAiieSs' being now :: ior - per eeni: .,
% weather, usually causes an aPPreciation IN ths seiue
sugars in both producing and consuming eo1ntr1e--
LAniIA bazis remains So - fore1 per cent. and 10 degrees.
M0LAssEs-The enquiry il Hight as there has not been
sufaeient supply lately for the vinegar manufaefnrers
2 I'd tssy are SSaTS;, saf e. 1Job Sas's aDd a. Il 26e in i large eh iots.
RrcE-The market has lost its hrmness. and the two
principal. holders being competitors. for the moderate
smfnd from JObbsrs. prices are lower Sales were
ade YESTERDAY at 81 c time. and one holder Is reported
Offering at - but the former figure Will probably
I. close out. The large quantity which 1t was alleged
JuId 90 10 the Eastern States has not been forwarded.
. II Pacific Coast consumption cannot exceed 5000 Bags
7 annum, for sometime. Any excess must md an
fiet elseWhers'o or y consumer Dy ~ InInSse- SuIhA
olierep, and e. % s. 90 for new crop mixed.
WHALE Ou-Quotable at &c c.
TALLov-May be quoted at 6 a 6k c per ID for render
ed and e u ~ c per ID for best refined in shipping
rider
w2E-Receipts are small; we quote San Joaquin and
Jrese8sprng p % % c; do Fall lambs . a 26c.
PLoUn-G @ Bakers Extra 81 IS; Starr Mills - 90.
BRGs-S12 80 per ton. Price will drop when Horse
.1fdemfc subsidies.
is called to an advance OF one per
IT per pound all round which took effect this week.
FRKIGzTs-with very few disengaged ships in port,
-ls market Is quiet; last charter was a wooden vessel at
Cd Liverpool direct.
ExcHzSGE-on London 60 days 49, a 49ad New York
sisht kPer Gent premium HArr-..
ta~ATDGs-March II, Brig consuelo.
OEPAKruRKs-March II. schr Rosario, for HflO: schr
T. Aus spreckels. for Kahului. We omit arrivals aud
oartures already recorded in our columns.-ED. peal
PROPOSED DEPARTUREs-Bkt Wrestler, March Il; Bkt
Ia, March Is: Bkt Discovery, March 10: Bkt II W Almy,
n irch ~ Yours faithfully.
Williams, DimOnd x Co.