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ADVERTISEMEHTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
CORPORATION NOTICES.
M SEE THIRD PAGE.w

CORPORATION NOTICES.
TSRoToN AoUrpUcT pEpARrHENT.~ro coNTRAc.
s E ssss Rs ss. ss
Asssdaes D.p:,tns.s Monday, the sess day
m:y s .n s.d IL s.r:a VT. IT,
'sss @ r.
.s'sa'', 70 RsxS
1:fl M
x sas fSs.:
PERSONS s
e the s.ss, the
| fyRoToN AQUIDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CoNTKAC.
I'd as 81 e.
cre.on lassdaet psssr.nsns Monday ss.S day
Ct .:y Ss. and sSia IN Siss
feet E'is
Obtained application ~ %.:T 81
New r... R s.s & the c''''A Aa''''' Department
SyRoToN AouEpgCT DEPARTMENT--sEALED PRO
ps.s endorsed for building ,s in
ms sud r ss
:: 81 s:s.i
SiJ&GGnss b &
,ss tho cros'a Aq1sauss Department
CRoToN AQUEDUcr DEPARTxENT-ro coNrRAc
n I'd Ss for s; :So
sans' iSss At y oessf
m H:as
s The
all ss Ss Tons
sfhss p NICHOLAS DEAN,
y.,. Pr SaS i Sss' cr'''n Aaa'dn'' Department
rRoroN AQuEDuCT DEPARTNENT-sEALEDP PRO:
Posals endorsed Proposals for thirty inch Trench"
day Jnnss which h they viii be- opened. the *
Gate Houts Eleventh svenSe il length about 500
.:s
r.sas1, s, IAN ~,
proper ADM. b:ns ssulksa /,
ensy e. sSs same and
'hs water fnf'''0l' - '''' NICHOLAS DEAN,
New York, May rs 1853 -
CRoToN AQUEDucT DEPARTMENT-ro coNTRAc.
re e.. s s
ro.en until , MSsSdsy tas 9th day
sssssary receiving basins and suverss in thirty eighth
street. from the in Tenth to the in
can s sa'd on ' sGGnST.s DEAN z;
President Of fo the croton Aausduct Department
CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given that petition has becn presented in the
wit cry both sides OF the where the
street severed also in Fifth street from the Bowe
S"a f.
Of the new bukhesd All persons interested In the above
hi.g % e.. . Il. os: %
before Monday, June g. 1853. NICHOLAS DEAN
President mt Of Croton Aqueduct Department,
CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE rs HERE
~ BY given to the owner occupant
of all houses and lots improved lands ar
fccted thereby that the following beer
the Bureau examination by ali person
interested vr-For regulating grading setting
ninth street. the Sixth Eignth avenue The limit
embraced by such sssessm include all the several
stns both sides of Fort street Sixth
Eighth and both sides of Seventh avenue 100 fec
ssrsh and south Of 70 Ky street All
and no opposed to the same either Of them
ancstsd % ther in writing 70 the under
WILLIAM GAGE
CMARLEs DODGE Assessors
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department MAJ
~, 1853
HRoTOS AQUrDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CoNrRAc
tors-seasd proposals endorsed Proposals for se~s
the Croon Aqueduct Department until Monday to da,
Of June, 1853 at ~ o'clock. NJ, to build with thu
street, from the In Madison to point abou
feet west Of Fourth avenue being IN euet about So
n RI
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Apply to Z. CUNARD, Bowling Green.
W1.E.k,..,Yx MI bI E . For UNITED
Carrying es.s
and c.n line between New York.
s2
dispatch direct to Aspnwa during the month Of Nay the
CRY CRESCENT sess nc CIV faS'ea", H,as,:,
Connecting At Panama with the Pacific Mali Steamship
Through ticket: except .rossns the !tAmus can always
b. sss1sd :. w 1fTsss EYs on application At III West
..* .s.f HEP NEW sl.s.
Freight passage secured applicant Il.
NJ. " O. . S
tanned on application, personally or BY letter
TnE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROULETTE
y
9esss engine
Rip No. StS Fy.s & tslss ,
esey San Juan del Norte s.turday esnnset
ns % s Ropa N d1ss ss
Ts.n: route having 1H. i
s1. ;.I
are ss.Grss against the 30
line. mail bag will be made up at the Office.
FOR cAIIFoRNIA;a NEW AND SPLENDID
l SONS w' De M.
yaparasss and Pnps%a on wedns;dsy June 18th At
'%sa a'@ . St so
rsIsi. of the Isthmus and securing speedy The
months competed e.suly with and beaten
pessed viii The voyage days less time than
has been done ~ any other steamer going around the
.Ssns 81 Gorslaads apply only 70
A usTRALIAa.PIoNEER LINE-TkYTH SHIP OF
IN 100 asss 1s,I:d is Gsg: fs ,.s
clipper hip q sA
thereon in tho New York Herald, Of the 2ist instantly
wsh having the rrsater portion Of asr cargo en-
from her auess model the Sea Ranger will make shorter
than any vessel advertised for Australia not
s2s sl2 st.sr.ss
money paid For l's.1s cH2 isi1k stpHy Wan " street.
Tos PORT PHILIP, MELBOURNE, Aero SAIL
Jsne-1bs elegant and w. known / clipper ship
By syp:..n agents win ss seen it, o. ::
ptoysns ample sua1.: o. Which are prsyId:d for the
bsrshs secured Unless one third Of Is.
has s:.n e T ss
rooms ke thoroughly ventilated carries experienced
provided free The rsos
Of tho assess ships out o. this port made most
ssn and well ell The
none vessels sysf have called At atermsdists ports
One ofour vorite ships VIII lssye New York Austr.s
tor Us Wall street, or to ovERMANN 1 aRUHES, aoa-
agnees, Is South street, or on board.
EIRsT SHIP FOR AUsTRALIA.-THEs SWIFT SAILING
Pert Philip direct II is expected she will passage
~ eighty days having Havana eighteen
seventy only viii b: TAKEN Her
are Superior any ether vessel IN PERT for the
advantages comforts homs Most her freight Is en-
sSpsoS sply on SG:Ts pier y East rvsr or to RICH
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rom Liverpool TO New York, fs0 and ED.
IN experienced surgeon attached to each shiD.
10 berths secured until paid for.

5Ip%AEDK COLLINS co, No IS Wall st., N. 7.
JOHN MyNRos . CO.. No. 3 Eve Notrs bsps dos
sro S'f It. bsA f:Eis; Il m.r..
NAIL hei sTKAhsh hip NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
FROM NEW YORK LIVERPOOL.
nis ssoin passage. SlD
TRos BOSTON TO IrvEnpooI.. ''. =
.;;ss is:: ss'$iss; cal. at 50
S!:s:.. s e. EN-:
These vessel carry clear white light at mast head
4SxPx Sons -. . pf Ss.sss Wednesday IN Nay
naGsa. :% s:.
Sf S:ssIs: E: s:;:s $y y Jun:
Bsrshs secured until pss '- 1A''
A. {; surgeon SG. nst - 81,
Il.
For freight s.c cHsH sRgyss: IT, Bowling Greer.
ship Company intend sailing their avorits steamships
ctv o, M.neb.,te, FROM rHI1As1LPH'A. s..,ra., 1nu
e.y Of i G.nsbsstc, ymy
w rson MvERrcoi. -"
S Sityy 81 sslsssSw Wednesday Ju1:
Saloon, 3d. Sos ana S,i isseorins to state roems5
limited number Of third class will be taken
md found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
saos u 'A- 'pTT aoiAs RiCHXRDsoN, Agent. Wv
No. 10 Broadway.
r LIVERPOOL PACKETs-OLD BLACK STAR LINE
NOR tn.
rs .sss, 81: Il Be sraSp
RENITTANCES
pany Ireland Natiensl Bank Of Scotland London Liver
pool&c. LLIAAS CUION. No. 40 Fulton street.
EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND nAvRE-THE UNITED
u states mail steamship FRANKLIN, Jas. A. wotton.
viii leave for Aavrs touching At Southampton
o'clock, FROM pier No. North river Price of passage
$l0 Luggage wanted during the
ohandse win be received board after Thursday June
FOR freight or passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent. Nc. IS Broadway
TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.-TuE UNITED
States mail steamer WASHIN GTON, L. NJ Fitch COM
mander will sail for Bremen touching at
land the mails and for England and France
Saturday June Is, At O'clock p. NJ from pier No.
North river. Price of passage =:
IN mrs. cabin main saloon $40
In first cabin lower saloon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
An experienced surgeon attached each steamer All
letters must PISS through the post once Specie delivered
MOLLER, SAND RIEKA Agents, % South street.
The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington. and
sail July 16.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

EtAMDEN AND AkBOT RAILROAD TO PHILADy1
~ phis-from pier No. North rivsrTwo lines daily, 1T
10 A. N. and p MAccomnodatioa line, at 10 A. NJ, by
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy ears to Bordentows
and steamboat stockton TO philadelphia Fare-$s Ex
thence direct to Camden by sArhrough In four hours and
II and p. n,
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= OOO DOZEN OF SUPERIOR CLAtET WINES
C.UUU from 81 60, bottles returned, Comprising st
Julien St Esephs ChateagH hsrgapx, L.htt, St. Emi.
Barsac, Neirener Hockheimsr, Charles Heidsck Held
sleek and other champagne wines by W. h. UNDERHiIL
street.
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LONDON DOCK CHAN
IA pagpe 0tard and other brandes gin in various brands
Schedam sehnapps port sherry Madeira Malaga Muscat
&c wines, eordals syrups segars &e 20 suit dealers
twenty per cent below house, by W. H. UNDERHIIL
40 street.
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DACKETE TO HAvRE-SECONn LINE.-THH FOL.
lowing chips will leave Havrs the iah, and New

DACKETE TO HAVRE-SECONH LINE.-TEE FOl.
lowing chips will leave Havrs the iah, York
On ths LIST Of each month
From Nav YORK. From Havrs.
Ship ST. DENIS, Jan. l. Feb. l6.
1850 tons bGrthen. ) hay1. juno 49,
A1onSo Follansbes master. Sep ]. Oct. le
Ship ST. NICOLAS J Teb.l Mch. lG
200 tons burthon, , June July 16.
John Brsgdon master } Oct. l. Nov. L.
New slip MERCURY J Mch. i. April1d
l 400 tons burthcn, , July l. Aug. IT,
r. ID. Conn, master, Nov /. Dec 49,
Ship WILLIAM TELL. J Apl.l. Nay Ia
(nsw, l1UO tons burthen, Aug l. Sep. Is
James Funek, master. J Dec. !. Jan. IT,
They are AL frsselnss Ne. York built ships, provided
with all requisite articles for the ard Of
and commanded by Of experiences the
trade The price Of passage &oo without wines liquors
Goods sent TO the subscribers will be froE
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINGKEN. Agents. l4 Pearl street,
DOR BERMUDA AND ST. THOMAS.-THE ROYAL
mail steamer Merlin, Captain CronAn, will sail
Tuesday, June 7th.
Passage money to Bermuds. ..................$ so
=" =" St. Thomas ..............,. 70
Apply to Z. CUNARD, Bowling Green.
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TAVERN AND EXCISE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tavern and excise licenses expire the frat Nay
zach year New licenses viii be issued At the Mayors
Mr the several wards the folio wing days. respective
lltb ward, Friday and Saturday. 9Th and 18th Nay.
k9eh Monday and Tuesday, seth and 8lst May
I5th Wednesday and Thursday, LIST and I'd June
l4k J" Friday and Saturday, Sd and 4th June.
l5th Monday and Tuesday 9Th and 7th June.
10Th Wednesday and Thursday 9Th and 9th June
18th Friday and Saturday 10Th and 18th June
18th Monday and Tuesday 18th and 18th June
18th Wednesday and Thursday 18th and 10th June.
10Th Friday and Saturday, 18th and 18th June
All lsrsons desiring license requested to apply
~ dsssnated shove fer their respective wards aud
hreby avoid tho penalties Of the law Persons hold
besasss requested TO them when applyAs
of renewal
Special Notios.-AM persons who shall sell deal IN
rsng arituous Liquors. Except importers dsters
pslnng imported distilled BY thom in quanies
above Eve gallons without being duly licensed subject
law for sash oasnee to the penalty Of and !. Of
aAs and tn prisonment. ny order,
Nsv YsRk. April Is. 1883.
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TENNY LIND AGAIN-IF you WANT THE BEST
liquors New Yors call at $50 Sixth avenue
Crystal Palace.
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TAX COMMISSIONING OFFICE, NO. 7 NEW oFTY
Han pr1 lSoa-Noties v tAx payers.-Ths assess
peat rolls Of the several wards In the city Of New York
~ Nay IN Saturday the 18th dsy Of Jans both days
Atuaye All tax payers deFrouS Of examining
Hg the re t. make
AAs xaAe9signed, at their soe netwses A. K eHl
s ;SSs S5 4 S5ssss Commissioners.
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LIQUORS, &c.

IN 00A DOZEN OF GUINNESS AND ROBERT
Pcrknss Lond porter and brown stout Doves Fsirt
,e Trds GaT9l: Scotch as. Ascpp' sa..
champagne cider, &c. Cor sale by
W. II. CNDERHILL, 40 Broonc street.
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&1O OO0 WORTH OF VHOICE BRANDIEs WINES,
pIU.UVO Dublin and Lo,don porter aud brown stout,
Scotch aud East India aes tiadelpha porter and ale,
champagne eiasr go ssgsrs &c. Sc apor.sd family
street. branch OF VIM IT, Undsrhill Wholesale sstabsh
mont $50 Broome street, at saving twenty pcr cent
under the direction and supsrintsndane Of Georro B
Browne. - =
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GTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
y Sealed proposals will be received this Once until
Tuesday Juns to regulate and grade Fifth avenue from
Fortysecond to Forty ninth streets Specifications
had application the Contract Clerk of this depart
ment JAS. FUREY Street Comm; s.ionaar
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| lTyROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTKAC.
tors-Scnled proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Thirty second win be re:siyed At the once Of the
May 1858 at IL o'clock NJ to build with the
eesssry receiving basins and culverts in Thrtysecond
street. in Madison to point about
rs feet west Of Fourth being in length about 80
fset The plan the and specifications for the build
ing Of the and all other information relating thereto
obtained application to the Water Pnrveyor, At
this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN.
Nav op1 Msv2
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GNOk ALBArf-FARE H.-ALBAN1 AND aEW
II York Inland Route Ralroad.-Two daily sxprsss
central hnss Of railroads North an0 West from the
Shroseh tickets can be and baggage fer
schenectady Utea syrseuss Rochester, snd Buffalo Pas
sssksrs also received At Brooas and Bowsy and Twenty
sixth street and Fourth stations The above tan
will land Falls and Chatham Fe.r Cor
only Al other trains will start from City Han
zion. ~ Tyon Centre street. heretofore
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fNROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENT.-TO CoNrRAC-
~ tors-Sealed proposals endorsed Proposals for Sew
Forty sixth street, will be received at the Office Of tho
Croton Aauduct Department until .onday the 9th day Of
Sune 1853 at IL o'clock M to build with the
ceesary receiving basins and cavcrs In street.
from point about IA feet east of Twelfth avenue to the
easterly Eleventh being in length about $50
feet The plan of the and for building
Of and all other information relating thereto
be obtained application to the Water at this
sfice. ~ NICHOLAS DEAN,
New York. IS 1853.
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CrREET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL OF Records
- Sealed possls will be received 1T this othcc uu
Monday May 60 1883 to regulate aad grade Sixth avenue
rom Forty to Forty ninth street. and set curb and
.ttsr and nsg space fear feet wide through the side
raot Clerk Of this department New York May 10 1853
JAS. TUREY Street Commissioner.
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SyROToN AQUEDTCT DEPARTNENT.-sEALED PRO-
~ posals, endorsed Proposal for building sewer in
Seventh will be received at the ooo of the Croton
Asueduet Department, etunda Park ust Monday, the
10Th May 1853 at IL O'Clock NJ to build with
s necessary receiving basins and eulverts in Seventh
nue. from Fifty sixth street TO and through Fifty fourth
street TO Broadway The plan of the and speshoa
for the building Of the and all other
relating thereto be obtained application to the Water
Psrveyor, at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of tho Croton Aqusduet Department.
Me- o~H MovC
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FRAINs DAILY FROM
II Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train A. M-throsgb In four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal 1t selock sas
evening
Mall Train. \. Through way trains ss lo,s A. " and
Jpn.
Express train, r. II. Accommodation trails, o r. H.
Passengers taken ct Chambers Canal Christopher, -Four
tsentb and Thirty -hrst streets
sunday trains hon Canal street ut ~ A. NJ for Pousk
hsepsis; ans p. for Albany stepping At ali way ste
Nons. RDMUHD FRENCH. Superinteadent.
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1NPORTANT to THE fUBLiC.-SHAKnN SHBUf, a
public theuss for IN among the Shaker To-
niy at Canaan, Columbia osnty, New York, by whom v
is prepared and offered fAniy msdisns Of great
vass having extensively ana satctorily tested ~
human system liable The slswtng those in the eufs
sfwhisn i las proved s's :nsssis.s
lsrssnsnt Of bones sints sA.sns A. cancer letter 50
rheum mercurAl diseases govt, eruptons pimplea ~
face White swsllags, and all diseases arising from mpu
Of tlsod In female complaints Il peculiarly appoabls
III concentrated Of the medicinal prineiplss e
he various roots and herbs .sss Of their As
Gnps unscmaed state had bsen sscertsns1
repeated trials In the trcatnsa 81 the abovs sompsn
srsat caro- the pseparaasn here easrsd TIE WORLD 80
various articles Of Necessity utility they furnish sAA
net fail to inspire Inducing an hnmedssS e.
FER COOK, Wholesale srseEist 70 W.:hinssou street.
New York agent for the United Statss 49, r.
No person should 80 70 without having sppa1
with them
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NATIONAL GUARD BAND..THE LAST CONCERT
IN Of the series will be given at Castle Garden,
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 81
Full particulars will be given in due season Tickets 50
cents to be bad at VIM Hall sons 29 Broadway and az
the principal music stores,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-17
SOME Trying OBSERVATIONS.

Our serious and worthy contemporary of the Chris
tan Sun, referring to the recent improvement in the
Raleigh STAR says the Editor of that paper is going
to "t try Tri-Weekly" ere long-whereupon he
wishes him success. So do we, because we graf
flied at every improvement in the press of the State
of whatever party sect; and besides, entertain
no very weighty apprehensions that Mr. Doub will
be able, though he should publish twice day, to
rejuvenate that late concern" the Wing party of
these United States But the most trying" affair
to us is &c Hampton's Vegetable Tncture." Go where
you may in this pretty little metropolis, and the
words-printed granite, pavements, on peart
looking law-oces broken pailings and in obscure
and melancholy fence-corners- "try Hamptons'
Vegetable Tincture" will stare you in the face
There they are, in all their smutty proportions,
standing reflection upon the individual who sneaked
them into life in the small hours of the night-or the
thing done by starlight; and there they are, a
palpable wrong to those newspaper Editors who
amass fortunes, as we do not, By advertising medi
cines for " fast" Northern houses. 1t was indeed,
of Nora Clary's bright thoughts that adver-
Using out-ofdoors on wood and stone. 1t has
"tried" sorely. We have borne it, like philos-
opher, for several moons; but it is have been
at last compelled to "speak out in meetin'." We
beg Mr.. Doub, whatever other medicine he may pub
fish for the benefit of afflicted humanity, not to put
this trying nostrum in his Tri-Weekly.
: {" Try Hamptons' Vegetable Tincture! "-"try"
it, indeed! We beg to be excused, Mr.. Granite
Rock. Wewould not give, for " our tooth" one drop
of Mr.. O. Utey's "toothache exterminator y" for all
the vegetable tinctures" in town. Perhaps we
might agree to take interest in mineral tine
ture-copper, plumbago or " shot lead" or some
thing of that sort; but even that should prefer
clear of rocks.
But the manner in which this " Hampton's Vege-
table Tincture has been introduced to the attention
of enthusiastic public, furnishes but another in
stance of the magnanimous and good-natured dispo-
sitions of our worthy Mayor and Aldermen. They
have agreed-whether in 81 full Board or not we
cannot say-to allow the City to be turned into
advertising sheet; and venture to say that of all
the hogs which they, in their wisdom, have permit
ted to at large there is not patriotic
siderate enough to this record to give it
disappearing grunt. Verify these times that
try mems souls"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-17


SANDwITcH ISLANDS. Hondula papersto july 18th
affords gloomy picture of affairs IN the Sandwich
Islands The small poK was raging with great vio-
lehces and the unhappy natives were being swept off
by thousands Within single week there were five
hundred and twenty-seven new cases of the disease
officially reported This was for only one neiphborz
hood, and would probably be sweed to six or seven
hundred by the reports from the other districts and
islands. The natives singularly predisposed to
disease of this character Their systems appear to
be enervated and undermined by hereditary faint
that the scourge finds them ready victims By the
census of the islands, which was taken in 1850 n=
der the direction of the Minister of Public Instruc
tion simultaneously throughout the islands, and by
the best agents that could be employed it appeared
that the total population was 24,1 Co. The, deaths
during the previous year had been 4, $50, and the
births 1925 an excess of deaths over births ofs9O
three deaths to one birth, The Polynesian says:
Since the great mortality among the natives, oc=
casioned by measles and whooping=cough in 1S47
and 184S, it has been observed that the ratio of
deaths to births has been gradually diminishing and
learn that some of the missionaries at their late
annual meeting, reported an excess of births over
deaths in of their parishes But this favorable
indication destined to be of temporary dura-
ton A disease more virulent, though we hope less
fatal, has been introduced here from California
which is rapidly spreading through the group, and
we fear thousands will fall victims to it. The meas
les and whooping took Off it was believed, ten
thousand; it hardly be expected that the small
pox will take off less than half that number notwth
standing the strenuous efforts that are making to
counteract its influence by vaccination and other
means. Another census is to be taken in December
next"
A public meeting was to be held at Honolulu on
the Goth of July to demonstrate against the contnu
ance in power of G. P. Judd and Richard Armstrong
Ministers of Finance and Public Instruction.
just previous to the adjournment of the Hawaiian
Parliament the following resolution passed.:
ReSOIUed, That in common with the American peo-
pie, mourn the death of Daniel Webster, high
officer of that Government who was firm support
er of the independence of this Kingdom