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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-21
LouisyiIIe LearTobacco Maaket.

Louisville, KY, March 20.-ReCeipts OF
,Caf tobacco for the week amounted TO !, l6J
hogSheads against 400 hogsheadS last
week and 200 hogsheads for the cores
pOnding week last year. The sales for the
week were l,459 hogsheadS against l,8a
hOgSheads last week and 1852 hOgShead
for the same time last year. Sales of 1881
tobacco to date amount to l5,I52 hOgSheads
against H. 2OG hogshcadS uf the crop oil 1880,
sold to date in ISL and 9.N17 hogshcadS of
the crop of 1879, sold TO date in 1850. The
market has experienced very decided &C
Cession of strength. which has been more
pronounced in dark and heavy styles, and
in these especially in Tugs and low 10 me-
dunn leaf; Tugs have been extremely brisk
and prices have advanced 25UjOc per 100
pounds. Reggie and other foreign
STYLES of leaf have been active, and prices
have advanced 25Gt50 cents on common to
medium grades, which have about monop-
opolized breaks. Domestic styles are
firmer. Burley tohaccOs have been in active
demand at full prices, though there is no
ouotable advance. Breaks have not I'M
proved in quality, though orders are less
unsatisfactory. 1t is considered settled
fact that the tax agitation is practically
ended for this session OF Congress. As to
the preparation for the new crop there are
some unfavorable reports, but
in the aggregate work is
done probably as extensive and
satisfactory as ever been known in the
West Burley cultivation will again be en-
largcd in the districts south and west Of
Louisville, but in GAINESVILLE district there
is latterly q reaction in favor of old types.
1t is reliably estimated that not more than
II per cent. of the plantingIwill be Burley
tobacco. There is some disposition TO re-
duce the estimate yield Of the last crop to
some extent.
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Scaled Proposals.
CLERKS OFFICE

BOARD OF CoSxIssIosERs, OHIO Co.,
WHEELING, W. Va, March q, lss2. }
Sealed proposals for the following county
work, 10 be done during the current year, will
be received at this Office until Saturday, lst
OF April next, at II NJ, viz: On Boggs' Hill
and Springer road, 900 cubic yards eIcava-
ton, 100 cubic yards matchmaking; Greggs-
yards matchmaking; Greggsville, Z. T..
road, second division, 1000 cubic yards exca-
walton, lao cubic yards matchmaking, IS
Creek, lower end, 100 cubic yards macamiE-
ing; River road, first division, DO cubic
yards macadamizing; Gienn's Run and
cubic eL,y yards c I mSs9nry; Wheeling W
l.. d B., first division, ~ cubic yards macad-
amizing; West Union and Il. p. road, 1000
cubic yards macadamizing; Peninsula road,
TO Springer's, DO cubic yards matchmaking.
20 cubic yards culvert masonry Dlxons Run.
1900 cubic yards excavation, 10 cubic yards
masonry, 30 cubic yards macadamizing;
KelIeys Barn and Dernsnt GGs ans.y
Kun, 40 cubic yards matchmaking,
1900 cubic yards excavation, % cubic
yards masonry: Middle Wheeling Creek,
izing, l2D cubic yards brush and stone rip.rap;
Pogue's Run, 20 cubic yards macadamizing;
River road, second division. ~ cubic yards
macadamizing, 100 cubic yards masonry |;
ton, - cubic yards masonry; Rice and Cas-
tleman's hun, 60 cubic yards excavation, ~
cubic yards masonry; Roney's Point road, ~
cubic yards matchmaking, 1000 cubic yards
excavation, 30 cubic yards masonry; Meeting
House Hill, 30 cubic yards matchmaking;
Short Creek, north fork, 30 cubic yards eI.
cavation, 80 cubic yards masonry; Short
ton, 80 cubic yards masonry; Wheeling and
Elm Grove road, 80 cubic yards macadamiL.
ing; West Liberty and Herveys, 300 cubic
yards excavation, 10 cubic yards masonry;
Battle Run, yO cubic yards excavation, %
cubic yards masonry; Elm Grove and Boggs'
HILL 800 cubic yards excavation, 20 cubic
yards masonry; Laidleys Run and Kidds
Mil, 800 cubic yards excavation. 20 cubic
yards masonry; Peters Run, 300 cubic yards
excavation. 80 cubic yards masonry; Reilly
and Delaplaine, 5000 cubic yards excavation.
81 cubic yards masonry; Short Creek, main
stem 20 cubic yards Wssss Sns W
Run. 200 cubic yards excavation, ~ cubic
Above quantities are approximate and sub
ject to be changed, M occasion may require
All masonry will he Of the second class and
laid dry. Prices for excavxt alton must DE dis
tinct for earth, lOoSe rock and solid rock.
limestone, broken TO pass through 3-lnch
ring. Bids must be separate for each roahI
give name OF bidder, and Of each member OF
firm, where several bids together, with post
the Board AZ 10 character and qualifications
OF the bidder or bidders.
The standard Of measurements Tor All
classes OF work will be the cubic yard OF ~
cubic feet measured solid.
Proposals should be endorsed, "Proposals
for County Work 10 be let April 3, 1852" The
Board reserves the right 10 reject any or all
bids. For further information apply mt this
Office.
BY order Of the Board:
W. c. SMITH, Commissioner Clerk.
Engineer. mh5i
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ALovER'S PROMISE.
How California Girl Came 10 MARRY
Man Worth 100000.


YOIo Mall
Eleven years ago Jacob Widber came
to a certain farmhouse in IolO County,
Cal, and applied for work, stating that
he had Just arrived in the state from
Ohio, and was so reduced in purse that
he was obliged to depend on manual
labor for subsistence until something
offered. He was quite well educated,
and in appearance was altogether more
prepossessing than the average California
iaborer. The farmer to whom he appn-
ed gave him employment, his duties
being to do odd jobs about the place ana
also to assist the women folks about the
house. These latter consisted Of the
farmers wife and a daughter about
twelve years old, who was exceedingly
pretty and q great favOrite in the neigh
borhood. Young Widber remained on
the farm year, and during the time
became very much attached to the little
girl, so much so that when he left he
kissed her good-by and told her that
when he got itch he would come back
and claim her for his little wife. To
this agreement she laughingly assented,
and her "affianced' lift for other scenes.
Subsequently the father OF our heroine
sold out his farm and moved with his
family to Washington Territory, where
he became a permanent resident, After
a two or three years residence on this
ceass young Widber returned to his
home in Ohio, and one year ago his
father did, leaving an estate worth over
500, 900, to which our hero was sole
heir. No sooner had he come into
possession of this patrimoney than he
set out for California to find and claim
as his bride the little girl who had given
the parting promise ten years ago. He
was not long in ascertaining her where
abouts, and lost no time in paying q
visit to her home, near the Columbia.
That the meeting was mutually agree
able is evidenced by the fact that the
happy couple, now Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Wid6er, passed through Woodland
Yesterday en- route to Ohio via the
Southern Pacific.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-21

EAST LIBERTY, March 20.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 9. 200 head. Market active; price lOa
l5c higher than last week.
Hogs-ReCeipts $500 head. Market active;
Philadelphias s. 5O@7 Go; Workers S. 10
@6 So.
tive; prices l0@l5c higher than last week.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 2o.-The Dropers Jour
nal reports: Hogs-Receipts l60OD head !;
shipments 100 head general demand
| fair; average SOC lower, especially light
rough grade; common to good mixed
S. loaf go; heavy packing and shipping
Sc 75@17 %; light S. 1906 As; skips and
culls 81 50t06 90.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
300 head demand brisk all around; no
prime; exports 81 25Gu6 IS; good to choice
shipping S. S5W6 10; common To fair
S. 40MJ Co; mixed butchers 81 75Ctj 90;
distillery bulls s. SOFAS co. Stockers and
feeders weak and plenty at s. 2j@i 80;
light cattle neglected.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
700 head Market firmcr and active, quail
ity poor; inferior to fair ST 5OG] 40;
medium to good s. 25@j 30; choice So 75g
| 6 90: for west corn fed sheep s. 00@) 62H.
The Drorcrs' Journal Liverpool cabel says:
! Cattlc-Stcady; best lG9l7c; best sheep
| lS@2Oc.
New York.
New YORK, March 2n.-The Droper5
Journal bureau reports: Beeves-Receipts
200, making II 800 for the week, all sold
at unchanged prices; extremes 9H@l2Hc;
for poor to prime steers l23s@l3c; 2,022
lbs average sold at 81 IS. per 100 weight
Exporters use 81 car loads and paid llAC9
l2c for good lots; shipments for the week
$50 of live cattle; 5,O43. quarters OF beef;
100 live sheep; 500 CarcasSes OF muttoni
| 200 dressed hogs.
for the week; barely steady at 50 25tg1 10
per 100; for common to extra Sheep;S6 5O(9
co for yearlings.
Swine-Receipts I 400 head, making 81
600 for the week; none offered alive. Market
nOminally firm at 81 SO(g7 10 per 100 alive.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Mn, March 2O.-Beef Cattle
More active and prices considering quality
unchanged; very best 81 SOFAS SIE; first
quality s. 50G6 25; medium 81 2595 %;
ordinary s. OOG6 35; most sales from s. IS
3715; receipts 9iI.
Swine-Fair supply and moderate de-
mand; quotations IS 5O99 622; receipts
5,2S5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1896 head;
quotations: sheep 81 0O@7 %; lambs s. %
as 80.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March 2O.-Hogs-Dull com.
mon and light s. 25@6 -; packing and
butchers S. 1907 30; receipts 545 head;
shipments 500.
Petroleum.
TIrUsvrLLE, Pa, March 2O-Oil-Opened
at 79Hc; highest 79Jsc; lowest7 &c; closed
at 1880 Shipments 7S,S4l; charters
40, $50; runs 1858
BRAproRD, Pa, March %. - Market
Quiet and heavy; opened at 797sc; declined
to 791{c; closed at 79Ac. Sales 405, 900 bar
rels; shipments yesterday and Saturday
IS, O6O barrels; charters 800.
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PRODUCE.
New York.
"Ohered.

New YoRK. March &-Cotton-Easier
at u 3-l6@12 7-16c; futures barely steady.
Flour-Firm and unchanged; receipts 90
SIS barrels; -exports 2, 500 barrels. Wheat
-l@2hc higher; closing unsettled; re-
ceipts 76, 500 bushels; exports l4l 900 bush
els; Duluth spring 81 IS, to arrive; No. 2
spring 81 80; ungraded red 81 2O@l IS; No.
8 red 81 80: steamer No. 2 red 81 80; No. 2
red 81 3sH91 40; new 81 4091 Az; old
No. 2 red 81 449l 46K; ungraded white
81 "a; No. white, sales 1000 bushels, at
81 ssh; No. red seller March, sales 40, 600
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-21
% 100000 BOTTLES!

- Sy7lp Possesses Varied Properties.
s,,,,,Iates the PtyaIIne I'm the saliva
iIS.h converts the starch AMI sugar OF
,..,,I into glucose. n deficiency In
ne IV;,,e causes W ind and SOurinS Ofthe
|p y A., thP stomach. Ifthe medicine IL
oo1 l. - in,metliafely after eating the fer
HAr'stion Of food d prevented.
p, arts upon the Liver.
- arfS upOn the kidneys
I'peguIatP@ the Bowels
,,PnTifieS the Blood
iouiet. the Nervous system.
=, PromOfe> Digestion
n Sourishes, Strengthens anu AnNhS-
'I 2, ISSrries OF the Old BLOOD and makes
D.A, the pores OF the skin and In
-. Healthy Preparation
:" rsurralizg> the hereditary faint or poison
.L-E'crd. which generates ScrO1ula, Fry Slpe-
--ssS,8 al' manner OF skin diseases and exter-
- ,r, no spirits employed mi manutac-
- and 70 can De taken hN Tue illuSt 1890
~ or by the aged and feeble, care only OeAhs
,.rlryl In attention 10 directions.
Island RRNNCH, Ean1wha Co, w. Va
..,....,l Or clark JDnu~OnS Indian Blood
.---D In my family for four years, ana ia a.!
~ EgS proved To be ~ recommended: II
!, .urrd me OF DiphtheTia. >. - JONh-o'
ErENSvILLE, BrstNtOn Co, W. Va.
80. h,..n entirely cured Of Heart Disease
~. az Nr. clark lOhnSOu'S Indian Blood
.r recommend its use To the afflicted.
10y VA. WORKMAN
EURSsvILLE, B-aNton Co, W. Va.
,rs- S,sFeriug with Dyspepsia and Liver
.... ain. FOR several years, Twas persuaded 10
~ clark JOhuSOnS Indian Blood syrup,
%. F..t, succeeded IN making a new man out
. -. d CAIN A. HINKLE
BrRSSvILLE, BraNtOn Co, W. Va.
-rf pr. Clark JohnSOnS Indian Blood
I'm =, sll YOU recommend 10 TO be. was az
.. ,t.,f Liver Complaint for q great many
..-,t,tI the syrup completely cured me.
co. ELIZABETH RIFLE.
G,RRET-T's BEND, W. Va, Feb. ID, ISL.
M I.L,EE IoHNSOS-l have been cured Oh
r.Fs.1s hv using your Indian Blood syrup
f,.s1u. mend II highly. KATIE b. GENTRY
AGENT, wanted for the sale OF the Indian
sg syrup in evey town or village IN which
Fye no agent. Particulars gwen on SPPIc@-
4 n DRUGGISTS SELL IT.
,horatory 81 West Third street, New
York city
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-21
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS

C,EAIFD PROPOSALS FOR THE RE.
- modelling Of the Court House of Weizel
county, West Virginia, or building nm addi-
ton thereto, will he received until u NJ,
Wednesday, April ), 1882, at the Office OF the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Wetz.l county,
West Virginia, where plans and specifications
can be seen. -
The right 10 reject any or all bids Is reserved.
By order Of County Court, Wetzel county
West Va. JOHN I. MCELDON MEL
marl6i ,Ierk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-21
New Orleans

New ORLEANS, March 0.-Coffee-Firm;
Rio cargoes ordinary to prime sH@l1hc.
Sugar-Quiet; fair to good refined 6k@
exc; yellow clarified SH@S9sc. Molasses
Dull; common 40G45c; Centrifugal 4o9
Coo; fair 4SS5lc: prime 56S5S.
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MUCH better do without sugar and coffee
than to be out of PERUNA.

GREENsBuR., Pa, January 10Th, 1880.
JAMES |. FELLOWS:
DEAR SIR-Allow me to inform you that
/ have used Fellows Syrup OF HypOphOS'
phites during the last four or five years in
cases of Consumption, and other Lung and
Throat diseases with the most gratifying
results. ID. A. AFTER, VI. ID.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF
B0ARDOF COMMISSIONERS or OHIO Co,
w VA WHEELING March L. ISL

W. VA. WHEELING, March II, 1881
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until the 9th inst, at u o'clock noon
for furnishing the several grades OF coal nj the
bank for the County Innrmary for one year
commencing on the LIST day OF April next.
Also for furnishing the several grades oil
coal, delivered to the poor OF the city OF
next.
Also for furnishing collins. hacks, 6c., for
the poor OF the county.
The Board reserves the right 10 ect any or
all bids BY order OF the Board.
marla ROBERT Is. WOODS, Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-21

NorK-Traips lesving hellairs a 20 = n
land. All trains dhily except Sunday.
ID. ". CALDWELL.
GEM Manager, Pittsburgh. Pa
+. A. FORD, Gent Pass. q Tkt Agt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-21

RAILROAD BoNDS-lrregular.
STATE BoNpS-Without feature, except
for TenneSse mixed, which are Il per
cent lower.
SrocKs-Share speculation opened strong
and EMlL per cent. higher than Satur-
days closing prices, the latter for Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy and st. Louis and
San Francisco preferred, while Nashville
and Chattanooga opened rs per cent. high
er. In the early dealings an advance OF q
OILS per cent. took place, Louisville ana
Nashville and Western Union being prom.
inent therein, followed by decline
of H@lH per cent, the latter for
Delaware Lackawanna and West.
ern, while St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Manitoba sold up per cent at l22H
In the early part of the afternoon reCOv-
cry OF l.GIlH per cent was recorded in
which Louisville and Nashville. Omaha
preferred and common, and Northern
Pacific common. while Richmond and Dan
vile sold up D per cent. to l2i, and 81.
Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba reacted 4
and advanced l per cent Subsequently
a decline of = al per cent, New Jersey
Central, Louisville and Nashville, Denver
and Rio Grande, st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, and Reading being most con-
Spicuous in downward move was succeeded
by recovery Of zct2H per cent, North
western common and preferred
leading therein. In the late
dealings the market again sold down 4 to
N per cent, the latter for Northwestern
common, but in the final dealings a gen.
eral recovery of B@A per cent was record
ed. Memphis and Charleston, however,
sold down pa per cent to So. The market
closed fairly firm.
The downward reaction from the highest
Cay-c no pnsf mo-, no,,Sa1 h.. a ~;
in foreign exchange, at least this was the
pretext. Such reaction, however, would
have been reasonable enough without any
special canse being assigned, even il the
market is TO be rising one.
Transactions, $40. 600 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-21
MEDICAL.
SKIN DISEASES CURED |

By DIR. FRAZIERS Magic Ointment. Cures
as II by magic, Pimpies, Black Heads or
Grubs, Biotches or Eruptions on the face. leav-
ing the skin clear, healthy and beautiful. Also
cures itch, Barber's Itch, Salt Rheum. letter.
Ringworm, scald Head, Chapped Hands, Sore
Nipples, Sore Lips, old, obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, SC
SKIN DISEASES.
F. Drake, Esq, Cleveland %. suffered beyond
all description from a skin disease which APP
peared on his hands, head and face, and nearly
destroyed his eyes. The most careful doctor
ing failed to help him, and after all had failed
he used DR.. Fraziers Magic Ointment and was
cured by a few applications.
s6-The first and only positive cure for skin
diseases ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price, 50 cents.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated
Piles, DIR. williams Indian Pile Oint-
nent is a sure cure. Price sl0o, by mail.
For sale by druggists.
Logan & Co., Agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
S. Q. Hamilton, Agent, Bellaire, o.
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The BEST HOMESTEAD

Is good health. There is no pill In use which
80 fully meets the average want as Logan q
Co.'s HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS. Forty
pills in each box. Little pills for children,
larger for adults.
The cheapest aud best pill in the market.
LOGAN & CO.,
las DRUGGISTS, BRIDGE CORNER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-21
FINANCE.
New York.

New YORK, March 20.-MoyEY-At3 9iH
per cent, closing at 3 per cent. offered,
Prime mercantile paper sos per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady, bankers bills,
at 4S5N; demand 4S9H.
GovERNMENTs-Strong and H@H per
cent higher than at three o'clock on Satur'
day.
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Sunday Express leaves Wheeling at n A. IL
arrives WellsburK 80 A. H., bteubsu VILE -
A. r., making oloso connection fof western
points.
Trains leaving Columbus a. 20 r. =. and -
A. n. run daily. Through Chicago kxpro0
y. NJ, with sleeping car attached. arriving -
ChicaOD at ~ next morning. Berths can -
secured In advance u Union Depot ticket oms&
Columbus.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
Cam through without change from SteubeAe
Vile east 10 Philadelphia and New York, -
west 10 Columbus, 10 Cinstnnau, LOuisvillA
indianapolis and Bt. Louis.
For through Tickets, baggage checkn, despeAg
car accommodating and any further infoTnAc
ton apply 20 Joeeph II .Bellsville, Ticket 49,
at Pan Handle Depot, foot of Eleventh ulsooos
or At City Ticket Once, under Mcclure Hoonos
DIV. CALDWELL
Gent Manager, Pittsburgh, -
r. A. FORD,
Gent PAS. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, ~.
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Pittsburgh, Cinclnpnatl { St. Louis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE.
THINE TABLE EAST AND wsst JAN
i 80, lSSs. Trains leave Pan-Hani!s Dvpot,
foot OF Eleventh street, near Public Landing.
daily, except Sunday, - follow;
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, March 20.-Cattle-Re'
ceipts 9. 200 head. Market active; price lOa
l5c higher than last week.
Hogs-ReCeipts $500 head. Market active
Philadelphia s. 5O@7 60; Workers S. IL
@6 So.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head. Market &C
tive; prices lOGpl5c higher than last week
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Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI March 20-Hogs-Dull;c COM
mon and light s. 25@6 IS; packing and
butchers s. 40@7 80; receipts 545 head;
shipments 500
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Trains make connection with b. q o. ana q
q p railroads. AL trains run daily, BQn1a0
l. a. MOONEY, Prelleaa
0HO. HENRY, 0snT Manager. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-05-20
M OF Il s..

+ From a private letter, received by the mail from
james w. Austin, Esq, we are permitted to take
ington where I found Judge Allen doing all that
possibly can be done for the treaty. L do not be-
lieve the U. s. Government will give the notice re-
quired for the abrogation of the Treaty"
We are indebted to His Excellency, the Minister
of the Interior, for the following Information just
received from Mr.. Hoffnung under date, London,
April 9th: steamship Monarch sailed 18th inst.
from the Azores with 203 men, 1913 women and 81
minors, all contracted. One or two steamerstwill
follow soon. Send further orders promptly, avail
ing present favorable disposition.
The news about Ireland is of more than usual in
terest; TO say nothing Of the shocking murder of
the newly-appointed Chief Secretary, Lord Freder-
lex Cavendish, of which some account Is given in
the letter of our San Francisco correspondent. The
Government has released Parnell and two other
Land-leaguers and is about to try a policy Of con-
Citation instead of coercion. We give in another
column, GladstOne's explanation OF the situation.
Lord Frederick Cavendish who succeeded Forster
as Chief Secretary, was member for the West Rid
ing of Yorkshire North Division.) Forster, in ex-
planning his retirement, said he could not agree to
release the suspects unless he got from them a pnb-
lie understanding to cease opposing the execution
of the law. As he could not obtain that, he could
not remain in office. He would have released the
suspects if Ireland had been quiet or if the Govern
ment had had full powers, but he could not agree
to an unconditional surrender.
X . letter to the az Glasgow Herald" correcting
some statement which had appeared in that paper
as to the statistics Of Hawaiian trade, our ConsuI
at that Port, Mr., James Dunn, remarks as follows
Il am glad to be able t. state that, in supplying
the HaWaiians with some of their more important
requirements, such as sugar machinery, industrial
implements, &c, Glasgow has largely contributed
but, at the same time, she has also borne her par
in the responsibility of propagating a frame IN IN
toxicating drinks, for which the natives, like .thol
of a more advanced civilization, have acquihs
taste. T do not hesitate TO say what / cas hln8
countenance this part Of our trade p interests
SO l know l am rejecting the wI5ers are rapldIE
and Government, and writing and kindred evils.
nf an interesting people wh1ilder drinks, such as
diminishing by reasIeveloping itself, IT is to be
As, however, the influences of whisky and glh
beer and liglL.'