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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29
FROM THE SOUTH.
Fire ut Camp Yumfl.

The steamer Ohio arrived yesterday morning
from San Diego, bringing the first intelligence we
have received from that section Of the country for
weeks.
From The San Diego Herald.
We are indebted 10 Lieut.. Eddy, of the
Qusrtermssters Department, for the following par.cu-
lars of the ire which occurred at Camp Yuma
The fire broke out on the morning of the 18th
Of Oct, IN the bakehouse oil Co H. After every effort
to stay Us rsYages IL caught the kitchens OF Cos aud
Ii, which were entirely consumed, together with the
guard tent Quatermaster and COmmssarys stores and
the contents leaving the command almost entirely out
Of provisions Msor HeintzlemaD, the CONN alding
officer Of the depot Immediately dispatched train OF
wagons 20 the schooner Capacity which Is now In tae
river, for provisions All the ammunition saved;
also, a few barrels OF bread and Little me.: The
steam tug from the Capacity 70 leave the lat Of
Nov, 10 cone up the riyer with provisOns-
They have cOmmenced-rebuilding with the "sdobes.
which viii forever prevent a similar occurrence.
The Court bad not adjourned when the ex-
press left The Court Martial was sa IA session The
Indians were al peaceable.
GOVERNMENT TRAIy-A train Of ten WAGONS
laden with stores and provisions lef town this moruing
for the Colorado these were promptly dispatched b.
Lieut. Hddy 70 supply the wants n, Camp Yuma caused
by tie ate IRE there.
Prom TIE L. Arge,ss star
TIE LAND CoMAIssION.-Owlngt % the non
arrival Of tie steamer from san Francisco the gentle
men connected with the Land Commission sl de-
famed N this city They are Dot idle however and dur
ing toe past week Judge Hall has taken nearly hiy
deposirions It be maneit every person al all
Gcouailied " III tie subject thar deal OF work
hrs been accouIpn ned thin The as six weeks Near
" al the claims in ibis County have been presented and
proved and Is presumed the, confirmation VIII follow
&c scon a. a full board can be got together.
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From Moquelumne hin md Vicinity.

The Aleghanians were giving concerts al
Moquelumne Hill
4 severe storm of wind and rain from the
south set in on Wednesday, and continued until next
day. One building rooted, and number OF tents
thrown down.
Two MIX SHor.-A difficulty occurred in
front Of the Cebcrans Saturday night last between
Chilean boy named Mefeo and another Jufh Arnercan,
called Peyp which resulted IN the latter receiving
we're ball wound IN the right breast the shoulder.
A young man, named Henry Doane, who was standing
on table IN the house received random shOtirUm the
pistol OF Maeo IN the LETT breast which Il vas feared at
one time would rtsuli in his death. lie is OF
danger, We are informed by lis physician Maieo was
afterwards examined and acquitted, Il appeared he
hsd hred the pistol in scifdefence
The RAINS AND THE CALAyERAs IINEs-
The pest week, says The Chronicle has been duii ami
stormy, here beng almost lncesscLt rsn, a. Einss
falling In torrents The gulChecs IN t-ls vcl1ry nave
been ned with waer since lat sunday, and te miners
have taken advantage Of ire desired element BY washing
the dirt which they had thrown n during the dry Weata
er In Steep Guch a number Oi miners are ously en-
gagged IL weshng. TIE rain has had the eject OF dnT'
Ing the miners from the river 70 their winter issing-
and have noticed many Of or mining friend. Of asst
year making busy preparations on their Old elAiH
ior for n rich winters employment
New DIGGNGs.-ln many places are parties
az work prospecting the various diggIngS and W. esh
hear Of their progress and success Among tlese y ne
discovery made At >sn Andres, where very rct dis-
gngs have been struck close 10 the town, and q .h
Of not mere than y feet Ire ear-h l. represe1 Ell ~
beng very rich, single handful producing as naca -
80 We hope the report We have received may - ~
correct, n that case the miners IN the Ficly VIII
reap rich reward.
OrHER DIscovEIIES.-Af friend OF ours VINO
is 81 Sork the vicinity Of the Buckeye informs Is ht
last Vesk iiggins were discovered near ta-i 10
caEfv Our informant had concluded tia, there niast
be gold IN certain IA: and sunk hole about IN EEK
deep where he discovered earth which WI wei r,ay
for tue labor expended his soon gt .e'1teI
arncug tie miners, ard in Fhort tine gea' hiioei
OF persons began sinking shaft but with WA s4see IS
we have rot heard. We hope, however lat IL s 81
expeot5ibons may be realized.
SPRUCE GULcH.-The miners here are making
good wtres. Tie population amounts 70 a'7lt '-'''s
individuals. ,,,u
Sandy Gulch is situated between the Middle
ard South FORKS a tie Hogusiuuine Ii e. AooG, ~
uerSons settled here arc dong vel
MosQUlro GuLcK.-Ihe population located
here amounts About 40 psTsons, VINO are rsoF'sl a.
being in pro Tercus condiion-
on Whites Bar Shorts Bar, and some o' u
~ IN the zane neshbOIhoci. the Inlners arr resolved
70 remain during tue inter Tssy are are anw securing
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About 2 A. NJ having more Tran thousand men with

About A. NJ. having more tbsn thnusard men with
us ana Stu went out, being distant from Hang l.
tsiuen about league and attacked BY the q Jvern-
ment troops and pursued Stu would arteni 10 NY
orders or sntls and force was rTu.ed than
one thousand men lOsinCtheir lives and taken pr
sOner was ourinteuiCn o have gone twsy Of place
called huohuh 70 ChEupDg-hisu On the department Of
Ptng1oS and then 70 WuchaG-S1. AMI thus gee into
kvsDgt Ung The firing o. nc rs, fo-: whsu slliel
from the city my fault and Also directed putting
IRE In the city 20 facilitzte so-te.
NJ original surname not Hung. bu- II Is only sn-e
J contracted q brotherhOod-rsa'i0n with Hung stu
tsieup, that changed 1t 20 Hung TGtseuu wore EN-
broidered clothes and yellow cap the four kings had
reobOrdered caps like rhine: Of the hzh OF cers
were yellow embroidered aprons when n y went into
action, and carried yellow Tag In the YGuug. wore
yellow robe and did not Of nv own VIII desire to
81 on the kings throne.
This confession il true
Thanksgiving day, the 18th ult-, was duly OBJ
served such by tire closing Of the banks aud places OF
bucines by divine service IN Of the churches alt
the usual social festivities in the evening
Miss Catherine Hayes gave her first Concert
last evening AZ the American Thsater Toe house was
crowded with most brilliant audience. Her reception
emit usastic and triumphant
We are momentarily looking for the Nicaragua
steamer with the rcsuli Vi the election. Politicians
particularly displaying the 1T fervent anxiety.
which, strange 20 say. has been not little hyitenet
by the communications from several circles OF spt
Tappers al Of whom have announced the election OF
Scott
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their fumes and races snd turning fh-r sttsnticn to
me many gulches in their vicinity. the banks Of wach
resufts
THE RIvEE.-Operation IN the Moquelumne
nay now be scf 20 have closed For some tine past
h"ss evident ths the rains would swell the river ~
70 preveui further working the bed and accordingly
rlHny companies set work md took up their dunes.
Tor The purpose OF preserving TIE lumber against next
yer During the summer severnl conpsns-s have been
unable 10 work their cins from the want OF proper
machinery but Sy next year all this will be obvi6-ed
EsPERAszA.-The miners here are doing
wen On Winzeis Bar two Germans took out one day
ast week SO each from clan which had already been
supposed exhausted Above this claim Friez. DinEn
Co have taken olt from Sls 70 ss5 per day, with
prospect OF continuing receive equally men recon-
pense throughout the balance OF their clam down 10
Winzefs Bar, which wr sford employment for a con
siderable length OF tune II about 800 peopelo
Gated here, who dong well Messrs Wnzel Jones
nave several men ~ their employ shares. who are
making good wages We believe Lhat this point will ut
raiey prove Of great m'nins importance sni there
are many places that win afford lucrative employment
for great numbers
QUARTZ MiSIYG.-We find that in thevicinity
OF the Forks OF the aOquelunne considerable atten-
ton u given % quartz operations Tlrou <hOut the
country generally vey little is dong in this branch Of
mining. but in tie above locality strong feeling OF
confidence entertained IN the complete OF the
mills. Prom the information received, take the fol-
lowing ifens:
WoODHOusE Hill CorPASY-This company
i located the Middle Fork ami possesses very rch
veiR stated 10 be ten eet wide The anagsmator the
common shaking table but quicksilver j. also placed in
the mortnrs and th>y reze from 81 90 100 per
day There arc seventeen persons in this c0mpany
Although The mil was built nearly year ago. IL u but
lately put into operation.
BOsros CoaPASY-Ths mill isidle. the men,
bers having resolved suspend operations I'LL March
next Some ot them have gone home, and others turn
ed 10 placer mining This is said 70 be goodwill, with
the best wai,r power the river II Is situated the
Middle Fork
New Boston Company are in very successful
operation They stuated the Leaking Branch of
the South Fork They eight stamps and pro
pairing to erect eight more. They have a very good
vein, and constructing railroad TO convey their
rock il Will be about 100 yards long.
The Ph1nix COMPANY, on the South Fork,
have Just commenced building their mill, to stamps
Mr.. Anger has mill Of four stamps driyenby
mules situated near his own dwelling.
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SHIP NEWS.
Por, sf san Francis~e-Arrived.

Nov so-SA .. Hcury. ifs dsye fom Se-feh W.
iAafhk. NsFsksr IL s CafSysa Pseiss 6srtaer. IN
tro sswYers freaeh fcsr4or ~ Peca. 10
'ApAlos hss Nsna> pensn< Is iays oll Lima ia
~ Nesare, lnet,Al Be- hosVvs Isl days vn A.siefsss
Nhnon foEns - DAYS fca OaElo> Bos irsn Noe
ss fen~ en- Hutch s 1sys rom New Ners. "a NsPere
% - i~ss; tts Ctsrr fsrd1a brol hetta<rr. 80 dsrs
CrnL
IianSs sb Aus -Chr EmRrr s>~yer Is iro rosls
RN
Nov GoMa steam Oregon day. osa Panama Nx. Saf
Al NcFsrisns Wosn iys rom HaHaSolai say
Phl,pr. As'ofa
al-Barts Joha Adan-. Lessrae ruses sssnds
Bailey Deseuons. Rshsfdsos, "a
scn ioaistsns Hand Il days or~soas
hours Santa Cvs Hsvaes hoey 10 days ho. Ore
sea IrsEsuden,s. M Aenas ia tays IRON HsvTr, C fre
Pedro; Ahr,. Pswe TN Asser, sch Nauses
ysssaT po,Fr. Astoria
Nov s,RsrksG W KeniaH Gore at from Puset. SQUAD
b. sarah Hcset. ksssccA
20 d i'm Hcns konSj bra r.tnose Pats ~ ~ ia heas
ulu vsnsla Rc.rd IA I'm. Asisfa wasasoa. kosstsea. Is
a. I'm Nausousers is'aud.
Nov c3Shp Astn Ngkcrsca an u I'm Ros,oa va ~ ftrniss
Jsse h Boy Dexter II % i'm Ofesoai sAr ce baher
In fni is-l.gA
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sonora and Vicinity.

AccIDEsr.-We learn through Adams 81
Co.'S Express, that miner instantly killed on Mon
day afternoon. while cayotng in Stony Guich, near
jamestown The bank caved and buried him complete
ly Coroners inquest held upon the body. and q
verdict rendered according the facts We have not
learned the name OF the deceased
The WEArHER.-After the perfect deluge
Of rain which came down during the last two weeks
we again favored with fair, dry weather. clear
sky and cooling atmosphere have taken the place OF the
late clouded and showery heavens the temperature Of
the days Is excellent for labor anu health and the nights
blankets desirable. Snow has fallen in the mountains
above rs, and we visited nightly with frost which
leaves IL gassy mantle the earth be dissolved by
the rays Of the morning If the present weather
continues long, the roads will dry up and be favor.
able for travelling again.
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Died.

Lot overheard the caboo her bs' from
orer Of the ship AGED % NJ H. native
PorsHoah, n IA Of goat psoss much re'2es1
sdey s,opged boats os sal etsroa niIs % snys
him bat al whea almost within reach O The lost ns 'aHA
L. n1Sysv Soy Is of LIE iuaa,, jason noarOe,
q 10 Ses ciy o. the rs, Soy alter as. q Il d L'
voorh~-- siih q h eldest .oA o. Peter AMI Re
Fssss Bs Ysba cosaJ 18Th Of iyssn:s HF. saaa
G Hobbs ssed % y-ars u North Bsrvick. Name
A. o. Pansna ever Cart; JohH a. Creepy, master
Of trz J n Iegr1ni aatye u 4 f5ishrad, Mss.
Nov y ss FIasy MARI Morley aged IS years. from
os~po saeo so1 i5 Homer D wos5ras o Wisconsin, Of
T. ~ y, Bat-ye eoasuH1uoa Nov g. joan Hannah
A. cae,a Gseh 80, a. ofsvsr Mr. H. D. Msrow aged a. Il
h .su,o Nov Is H. Bar.y late Of Boston asad n years.
TIE deceased orusr q the AsS Orleans oerradef.
49, Nso- s..s y rear. VIE O. ca xoasos, .ad
s,.Eter ofJoss.sA s9s M.ly ca o. s-,s ~, CO
CL Joshaa Lowe Of 49,, x.-- .ssd q year. ~ u,
ilp.l Hass "a th- 70 year Of his ss--
O. osrd sssas o.eou aer sZ~sr4 ~ y tas D'sma
a. sss Ready Nov H. o. ,oesssuvs fever sidney Cas-
e q Maa aged about 2reeeaty engaged "a naas
In a-ad sva.s Oh tbs I4h y0v Of concession Of the b,ah
Ms LAer 4 ws,es, ss q M Jan "aksmah, Coma ased
On The .i- November lost overheard from bark LoAaa TIA
ra-sss- tom Osecon.l Carries Yreiasaa
De iosrs sh A1, q CONSUMPTION, jean Wade, o. Ror
" sssId SOP Msry AEa. Manuel v Cooper q Western
Is.e-.
Lara lslzEd :.
h,er@Srfs szn PreAeisc0 fer re tt sf1 Nov 70 Nov
H. EunA D. Ds1ea szn rz0ahs Dr. james w
crese YORK II y-zrs Ms Eliza q. stost, Nsy.fork
y-rs Chas Pees Lc8u - X p seaman hsode lsisnd II
Etrcfe Nevlcu As.s n Ssrl CEkertoA New fork - 18th
Johr Eken. IreaDi . ,hs- sstt Germany "a Leonard
ts.szsas FsBe. Isl Ions Tssqas FfaAes - sorn ehd
M. Aec1En1k Joda DAVIS, Gao 6sh, Wa J. Pezrsns
reulcrk - i1t Martha Hae ssx York, ~ Asnes Palma
Flare Wa Homer lst Geoss Ls~. England, q VIM
Il. Carter la J. ?. Ha2-y Hrance, IS NtoH NJ ate
Iaasns II Moses Cofr = Frssc-co REzFcds, sDsn, -
Dsefis slOeserC r fh< tre>k ssfirs Nsv el-looer
Ttsfpei - a Ono jesse sutfon Missouri asnf ..cr.
;Jchh Ayef 10 Germany Wa Bosser. a. EAnoisi "a
WtoSusfs, t bss tie Dawson Hotel altsown nan oa,ae
osrs Hoe urkDosn burned safe Hosrst& LyV.s
tSrn1t Rryrod Co Brisran. burned az CsreJ -
Aet n he Coat House >hsrza7 James 49,,
Fsx ek i-stccrs T. Norse = John lea. - rrnH'
Nu. . ernas A. ssyzntaA Ga. 1eC airy Lsioo bsf't
Iosy = Oho Eenaul Cce 90 S.s York brsnzfs feasr 4"
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Married.

In Pacerve on the 9Th Sow Mr. Samuel w HUI formerly Of
yTrsak- Wisconsin Ms LYDIA svorsogi, late o. MeHeny
county, a.
On The 95h Nov Mr. John Mcrsrnshan Of White Rock to
Ms Catherine }. Miller OF Diamond Springs
the nth the Gfeen Valley Hotel NJ Dorado county
NJ. Jeremiah Benedict 20 Miss Vrzna forsee.
10 San fsbcs,o the 18th Nov, BY Ofrn Bailey Kl, NJ
Ffsderick Brown 70 Mss Eliza snyder. Of New York,
Ia Franc.eo 18Th Nov M Hlgh Duf 10 Ma Eien
Tade.
A. Browns valley Oct IS rr John Ely Of Rolls County,
Mo. Mss Ann l.. Humes. OF Benton County. Mo.
sonora Sov Hon A A. Tuife Couafy Jnts Of Tue
hane County the res-lce OF Dr. Tbbhs Captain Aonko
Green formerly No. MRs Laura H. dsashr Of Dr.
Ttbtts
IL NaysVile Nov II. NJ w T. F0rd OF New Yosk Mss
Ilosanua Cray, OF stasd.ng fione. Bradford Co.. Pa.
At sock;oA llh November Mr. W Navel 70 ass
IaursJ Rife.
Az 6rass valley Nov. II. By NJ Fou.e Esq VIM Bennett
10 -arsh Am Bcureit, both q Grass yaley.
Attic house o. v W. Palmer the 10h No
vente Frens ceremony the o. hyor james Ed
EGwaTds Of kubun Cal NJ daughter Of TbODas
Garrett o Nilnnston De.
Portland o. T. Nov H. w. Seton Ogden 10 Nary H. Dryer
on'y daughter Of I. D. Dryer
on bard ship Charles ocL by Rev c. Damn James
Hsrnnoud, Ms ~ {. spooner, Oof formerly VI Ns BEDFORD
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER g. 1852

bowed to Their lest resting place By procession Of cir
zens much more pumerou- thai we have ever before
Witnessed IN this city
The Coruncrs Jury which has been IN sesso, slz,ost
every dsy since the nzurer OF Gen Bean row nearly
two weeks. has rendered the foIlowin, veriict.
The jury find vsrsct. that the deceased Gen y
H. Bear 10 his desh BY shos received fon some
pern prssas anknows the Jury Bet they suppose
PstTico OEnverz hsye bean way connected Is
the cruisoa Of the crime. either drecsy indirectly,
OnfiveTs. il row undergoing ar exsr,inkson before
Justice BurriH. 10 appears Gas- Bean few hours be
fore his dsafh sid that Onive-s and ansher person
who has not vet Seen arrested together when he
ives shot and Ondvers handed the pistol 10 the person
Who shot him.
MoRE INDrAy TRoUBL Es-The following let
ter frum Mr.. Pauline vesver to D Wilson Esq, has
been placed in our haIds for publication. We have no
further information upon the subject than Is contained
in Mr.. Viewers letter;
San BFRxAsnfSo. Wednesday Nov. ~ 1852
h. ID. WILSON, Esq -Dr1r Slr; / write 10 inform you
that the l1dia1s this vicinity consequence OF the fail
The last have become much eNSspcated and seem
ssposec % wreak their vengeance every white man
within Their reach They have stacked and robbed my
OF article contained and have Killed every
dollar help myself with. They have TAR
down my peach Juan Antonio has le VISIT
tie Indians OF the Colorado bat fer what object Al en-
tircly unable say.
would earnestly ask Of you fyou do nothing else.
and talk with the Indians presence wlll
be OF in auetns them, for otherwise they viii
opinion steps taken pscity these In
aus theIe will be bOodshed long between them aud
the whites Respectfully yours P.Ws,yss
The daughter OF Mr.. Cyrus Graham was killed
by the accidental discharge OF pistol in the hanis OF
her ather whlehe wss ensagedin cleaning the weapon
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Slrrnrcufo.

THE WEATHER.-1h Union SAYS "Several
beautiful days in succession hal far dried the streets
TO render their passage meter OF convent.
ence when the rain again setD, reducing them to per
feet sop Sunday was exceedingly unpleasant. day,
and has been for three or four weeks past
The State Journal saws: a large number
Of fine brick buildings during the past week. have been
completed of them two stories, and 9th rs have
been secured az the first story against the weather,
while business and building operations going to-
gether The amount Of goods landed upon Lcyee is
still undated, and 80 long city il accessible for
teems there Is not Likely to be any duinuton In this re-
spect"
NoRTuERS MIyEs.-The State Journal is in
formed Ivy Mr.. Samuel Chase just arrived in Sacramsn
ioirom Weavcrvile and Shasta that Hour is selling from
80 81 cents per pound and in the vicinity of ireka
20 and 20 cent that in this region snow is from two TO
three feet deep several mule trains having suffered
much loss thereby. Owing 10 the weather, which he
reports bad the miners not doing well former
ly and fee most sensby the present hi price OF pro-
visions.
CoLoMA TORS UP.-The Californian saws:
By gentlemen just down from COloma, we learn that
there has been Tor the last few days quite gold excite
ment in the town. On Friday Saturday last some
parties who had been prospecting in the principal
street, struck rich lead, which paid them from four
10 Elk dollars 10 the pan, aud Immediately the
spread huKdreds focked to the scene, and in a few
hours the whole street from end to the other
staked out and claimed.
All these claims are now besg worked and mos. of
those who have reached the rock get 10 six and
eight dollars the pan others OF course happen on the
wrong spot and get much less, sometimes moth
ing. The bed rock rises and falls like wave aud IL Il
only in the deeper places that the rich deposits are
found IL Is supposed that the site of COioms
the bed Of the south fork Of the American and that
when II cut out channel the sand bank bar on
which the town is located formed by the action Of
the wEtcr. However this may be- two things certain
one that there j. gold there and the mners are TAX
ing cut the other that every spot in the town. where
gold is supposed 70 be in quantities which will pay the
search claimed by the merchants and ofthe
Ma
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To,,l lIb utq er No 9yN xs
VI we soe's ~ :, ~ ' sShs ~ 49, 49,.
@lo' are tom NC N9'sh " .l %. u' ~ 49,
OF and bone reported o. eeea 'sAeh s ". 800
an sNeface catch 70 ' W M ~,
OF Of obs posI o aud sfJ o. nees NeasS ~ n.y.,
atc'ewas t's.n anfins me wn,,s 1919 ~ ~ ~
Se,,ss az sP % W., ~ NJ coal e an Jic rs $3.50 M.
AIT noes ". ~, 80 80 "a ~, I'm. ,ste NJ,
eohr pr oevsss ss ~ o.a 1.s r,s.s io.s. qols
Ann ~ nsh, - W. - y = nv, - AZ osI~,, 80
iOMh ltWvaohei ,sa,.s rJ..,I To-.
noosy' nos' ~ s,oh - ri cb U,niv seo sn WiSa.
llOtp VIVA teeo" JAS ~ " 90 50
leu labor iseo WI ie"y ohe -, - "a
10" zone ~ sI r. Eii,sn - "a,
u,ean s"It llo WI, 49, ~ san.eha.s'
W. co ~, - 80 - 81 ~, 49, ssI ,,hs.
hemJ hieesns ,in, ~ sp - W. 1870 a. ,snss.~
Jenny llO WI lhN,O bone Aso sHeh, 49, W.,
Delta Weeks 20 sp so VII ltVn eone hslsh IHhe sswh'
800 6rne Arctic usiett 10 spi 90 w isb ooh1 alts
Iaber. lowh ltoOO bone Dover afsas 80 sp o"h
1900 b. splendid smith 200 n Noohi tossset, Sosun
-, lloo VIII, 1000 ~ salaman5er rsfdy % wA, sut.
AVenshsn bteua neetsn wv npo o, ,o ~ ;S's..
Se,.h go va - e sa",. toe % ~, ,s ,s.o -
aasa, iuArs 100 so'o 1922 80 ,, s.,,Sss ,l,n
"a ~ on IN L,s Ss.,are Alien ls an II xh sO, b,os
Soh psssc peso 10 40 10 WI no 400 bone res csrl ~
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Frsscs fsns DcAs,s n,ers. cA,s,sa ". Tss,s,a o..
oh's w sss Ia Lac asrsisy - Asoso {. Dscas.
~ e,.. - wnksrros =, James g. cs-ss. y wslss
tca ID G fnd1n kennccy - Brry. o.
Cbao Aas Wodnss fr-set Ssskry yohnss.. cnd Mr.
w sah Is No p.~.. sissnsoa - No Blrlati =, Hos
ton. moo May Wcoste-ery -. Ma v wsss Wss1
E,sns. - 6si,ns IT cafseser nei W. PSrrssis Rs.st
= q, Stooe sa<. Bgfa v ch.sir. H.asgei
pas Ssni ~ IA L1,Aer L-sas~seass ~ Nug
Aru ofm 40. a.. >esfork Cs;y
Fsr "a xs r.sane scsrpea D.rras AGA - v~or~
francc J.nes Csyssy N.Y. Hrry Szth. lrssj
loka Niches >csxnd Nhn Saoaas saersnaenfo aas.
IAah~r q rsacr. cAazrg~y Dcc.oa - Ner fok socts
Ho,Aaas 81 rt NJ AAFNhem E1rsFis sesAsi. Jss
I4r Ma
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Honoiu'u ranesane shocley, As,sp loo wh
lie, tco VII, Aco bone MANI
Oez. 500 VI. moo bone Two Brothen Nch9s 20 ~ LIS
5000 bone. l. c. horria, 80 o WI ss e'n-
Nov bah II "a W. rrof Bcftl,r, go r0 VIII lteol boae
renFal rhhr 90 o $4,000 boae Ger Wsanatoa kdwsrds
ikOO VII bone, Rpdnas Allyn icsn WI ioth h1as barb
LOO siocO bore Nov 4 bark basasts.
pcvo 2so 5oaco bone barb sepoen,a, Terry, zoe
VIII Nc 3. Scin~ iandra, 500 iAo eene Noa
teal fsh, i0sf $500 VII, 5000 le Olympia kass- 60 ~.
100 CID Abl Barker Ncflcn fo New
redod bah BAY nd Gsahsn erue and homes frsnAys
Lamb. cruise Fords. West barb Ra'ah fehe, cruise
Ievan Cooper, ctuse Sophia 1hotnoa. toCss CRUISE Nov
Hunter. ho,. cruise, VIM Tel. falcF, cruise
the poet ho Ocs ., Am hP stne Land a. 800 vi.
bone, H. DUvo, ssOv H. 1890 bose Cie 0kee.
SIN IN zoo w. cc bone Marcos Sherman ~ So 500 - 500
tone Two Ero NJ hos 80 llaO Wa OoO bone Nn, 70.
Hlu Cook 500 o.. 3iOo bone California Wood, 80 p,
1850 VII ccOo0 bone CoFoanus, nne u a., 40 VII l6n
Tus Ftstrir stion the io aud nirtcas
Information tie whag dee pab bed yestrjay,
learn Tss UtasssRs Say ping Lt o. Honolulu hat the
ouHbcr Of eshPs which srrvei since August At The
ports OF he Islands 10 November l. VS. 10 sai hs
amount p.-m md wh.l. oil sod bono hoaLd =. haoss
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Nov ap-shs Prcu Pr Jsyer. C,so Mssoa rrrsbo~ rs
Sf's Sound hsIA Refsais, Dr. leslie C4iiso
Nov i9Shps Josephine. Jameson Carus HresSe Harvey.
Calso, barb Hcrsy Chapman fortyce, Valparaiso
Msudtffn. Stcrt, Shsnghse Gcaevs focker.
Racer sese shanshss Mcaersy. Lowell csiAo; ers
AndresCoggin. Sampson saaa cyuL.
Nov fSissner oresos L~roy Bnea -hrs yossh Quincy.
Eadcti Manila. Conmts Pse Calcutta bfss fsw. baahr.
Vnrcus T.. CogasPo Msy IDchurs Mssstsn snd0 aymss
NOV - ntne, b. O. bert Jameson rcras, sssdsch