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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15
#BUrrALo, VA Aug. 4tb, 1855.

- BUFFALO, Va Aug. 4th, 1856
GESr4EMEN.4@AYour favor Of the 3rd
was duly received, and was surprised to
find you wished g copy Of my address
Republication. IL was written for and, IN
many parts, is only applicable to out.town;
but, If you think it will have the least ten
tlency 70 ADVANCE the cause OF education,
! am willing to bear the criticism that
will be passed uponitt and herewith send
you tho .manuscripts. +. .:
i have the. homer to remain- your
] i. obedient servant. - '.-.>.
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+ ARREST OF. A MaSsTER. William J..
Brooks, the man wha stands charged with
attempting rape Oh his own daughter,
near fredericksburg ON The 18th inst,
and afterwards fleeing from justice, was
arrested in York coanty on tn 25th ult.
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i We have seep il slated that Mi. Polk,
Of Tennessee, brothar Of the late Presi-
dent Polk, is a KneS Nothing candidate
in Tennessee. Their Is slight mistake
Of word here. MAJOR Polk IS an anti.
Know-Nothing candidate for til, Legisla.
ture Of that State. 4
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Not less than go 81 $4,000 persons yo-
ted the American ticket in the la.e election
who did not belong q the Know Nothing
order. --Lynehbarg IErgiaian,
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The CsSe Of Miss Bunkiey.
TO THE EDIrcz OF TIE HERALD.

PHILADELPHIA, June s, 1855.
DEAR sR-I have just seen the SUNDAY HARAL, Of the
Sd Instant, in which and published my letter Of in
qury to ysu relative to the caption OF certain article
which appeared In your paper In Nay Iast. VISA
secsad edition OF Maria Eonk, &c.
In answer, you arc pleased TO say-'w the inq uirer
state what the object Of the inquiry We shall thea
taks the matter iate grave consideration"
Tho object Of the inquirer Is, 10 obtain such facts
and Information may bs OF to her when shs sha
suit for Islander and defamation Of charac-
ter sga;nst certain individual aad his associates
whoever they may be, who has previously thrsatsned
and ID sndeavorng to carry into effect such threats
to desrsy her reputation for vsraciy and ohastitya
vindicvs retaliation for thu she has caused
to DO placed Messrs Dewitt Davssport and e.hers
to suppress the pubiicationpof hsr book By thsm.
Having now answered Jour question, beg lsave %
si: y ss.s
seemed TO be sarcastic. I'm, however, not wiing to
believe Il was intended - such I esa see No
reason why IN independent journalist, and II
you are not sne where is he to b fouad should take
SIDES with anybody, and the moro especially against
nye'slsd into Romish convent, undsr the lure and
guise OF holy hfe and on the discovery Of her
ma her because not permitted depart with
know you too cautious In your business arrange
to omt Mbeous articles into your paper, without
last called at the counter Of tho HERALD ONCE and
rendering card signed By Miss Bunkisy hsrsel TO the
proper clark asksd how much should pay for In
seron And allow here to say that this card was the
only article ever published BY Mss Bunkiey BY her
sanotos during the whole proceedings before the g
read over the card very slowly. taking tims enough to
Sesd ovsr four times He then said. 81 loat thiak We
can Insert this-t r. too Personal" replied "thers
be no objection surely, when the Of the party was
affixed, and took al the responsibility" Hs then said az
will show 1t to Mr. BeDDsttO "ko said do that
see Mr. Bennstt-and after giving my name in
writing, and fully explaining the matter to ore
Of the proper officers who communicated with him,
ton, cannot bat believe that ysu give the nane Of
the author and that you will do 80 requested.
Not having expected my former letter for Miss Bunk
ley to appear In prnt-it being but business matter
and mere OF private than Of public natureI was Of
granted that you will do the same with this, ihays
written moro at length, that the whole matter may be
better understood BY the public and to obtain tn pub
caton without the cost OF advertisement for that
purpose. am, very respectfully, yours,
SOLOMON ANDREWS
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pessoa suspsctsd bad bssa arr~tsd ana that he had
means sfa orseksd pses 81 rsr txsush the bars Of TIA
wBses en- holes OF TIE vault ishx clrcumstsacei
tsdsd to rsn6er u almost certain that he the eu
a alt With.
hrs. u A. HsGn vss saaounesd 70 give concert on
The 2sd, asssted By Mr.. and Master aamnr aaa Mr..
Zsuhy.
fhs PdyresidH Of Aprd 2Ist, ssys:-ws have rsesIv.
"a lasg conmaaicatsa frsm Capt SSeucsr Pratt
yer q the bark D. Hsu Of Fan River, Mass. tssch-
mos.noon fursishsd By Capt Bryant sf the Gideon
nesasd aAd puslished In the PoyncsSan Of jan 27th
cane zoe late for thus issue, bat ws promi sed
80. Tau the uss Of our columns for any
ne naxnt easoss to make, shall sadeAvor to hai
fosm ior sn communication In eur nsxt.
Dtsd, n Honolulu. Aprl Z Mr. Charles s. Cayeasgh.
Ass o. Ss franctsce, formerly Of New York
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SECOND BOARD.


r.. III.
Asma-4o a 50 bbls. we're sold vithsut chssrs =.
., ss.'1 PSI Va: NOR: osrIa =.
Dbl. The SAILS snbraosd about 600 5000 ssS
ct 90 rs $40 II Southern was inactivs-saiss 10
SEQ bbls a. 81 % sl1 % for inferior = cisisS
dian Ssbcus sss 81 ssS Il s1a 81 il'i & -
whole range. LOCO bbis. common stats sold ssaysss
BILE r. august ns;u & e r. Ehsa. va; also
zoo do upper Lake at 81 %, and 400 At ,. T. &C.
The The market was az o active and o.ei for wni ssd
81 % 81 10 for inferior 70 prime an. ana go
soothern white sold At 81 IS vhsb was also pssso -
livery in August) p. \ Rye was nominal OsAw~s >
at Toe. lo1c; Included were 800 bags q exc 1sc
100 do. Issuayrs ~ lOc. loc, and 80 d. - iohe
lie, and % masks q =. = Fl and q.
me n..ist closed :. .. advance 9 *: 1s: 80.
Tor private letters per ss.ss. ifrsss. asce ssss -.
and 10 sss ass Il = e. e cs R: -
were nominal ct previous quotations. TO stlse 80
to led for Touion With pork at p. rSsre ~
change to notice In rates for Australia California
H1rAHSp, . GO bale: s :sn e q g u "a
bond; and so bbs. st. Domingo sold for home uss 6 -
Incs -snan sales Of scotch PIC were making q q
Iz1D.-ssks oi 50 tons soft R.slI.h were -sSs q
PIT - =
made at Soc, and $50 bbls do. Trinidad de-. ,. G.
NAVAL sronzs u 200 bb spirits u turpsuxsno
were made at 40 cash. -
Psovrrors--Pcrk. ne maxhst vas arm. Vim
creased activity. The sales embTAesd about LOO I6
eb including old msss as elo 81, aad new do. q 81
saes Of Ao0a 500 bills % old prices $50 bbl CioAe
rspAched mess sold at els 80 Cut msat were Rrn vfh
sales Of 400 800 parasss incluing Shoulders IKE.
a7Ao., and hams 81 eHe. loc -tks latter fsr pcinD
ssssr cured. Lard stssdgi 80 bbls sold ~ lokc >
10xc., with small prfms isS q loJss.
R1cR-smAu aales were made Ct h. exc
Su0Ah-The sales embraced about 1000 hhds., IN
ciudsd IN which vsrs about 40 so bids Perte RID
New Orleans 81 and lE1 boxes brown HAya.s o. ~
SA1 "A cargo 81 Cadis sod Ut 2oc par bushse
WHnxEy.- The maxkst was quist foF OHIO 40 Seees
OF Soc 35kA
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nnd ths prsszer not guilty. BY rsassa Of
Of nirt." The Democrats ays:--" We learn frsa tus
ooers whs bavs hAd charge OF the thst bs 80
taken neither food drink be was trourst e
the city for tfs period OF ten days. ana that hs Se
cisres bis deterninstion 20 stArve himself % dcstb
whsther convcted acQuittsd Burrs vas tsled s.Ir
90 one Of the ave isdotDsots found against him &c
vii DO tried upou 81 ths remssisg adlctents at
the July term OF the court remaining tAs while In
The A,gs says" We understand thst quite nuu-
Der Of farmers In oidesest sections Of the valley
mating arsgeussts for reaovio9 ther stock east Of
tho cascade mountains daring the present summer.
Grass entirely toe In any places ct 10
support the large bands o. cattle owned By Of
farmers The country cast OF the Cascades being yet
unsetsd ana OF the best grazing countries IL the
world, Just the place whars hermit, whose ere u
beat pleased with sesk tat herds, would be well sss-
6ed 10 tpend his days.
The several pates vho have contracts ON the Military
road from Uwpqua 10 Myrtle Geek progrsssag very
rapidly With their work. and the majority sf thsa via
have thsir contrasts completed previous to the time
specified, the LIST of June.
was done Of tbs commencement Of the week juss past
but since the departure Of the trade been
light In general merchandise note decline. Sugar.
sc. lie salt, &c candiss S2Ho. coustry -four has
been sold In Portland during the past week atSa whe
u u 12 per busnei oats soc. CO. Rotatoes Zoo.
Doc per busbei coffee, Acc Ice fcrnIturs. 100 per
cent over New York coat; lumber, $40 SIS psr NJ.
bricks, $40 sl4 Perm.
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THE ALLIED SQUADRON ABOUT TO BLOCKADE RETRO
CONTRADICTIONS FOB DIVORCE DECREASING
loss OF CONVENIENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
We have Hles Of Honolulu g. ~ papers to the 21st
of April The news Is ra her important.
Her Brtannic Mljesty's corvette Brisk 10 guns
Capt Curtis arrived at Honolulu from CAao the 1ath
April. On the 10th she got up steam and towed the
Dido out which has gone TO blockade Petyopaulowski.
On the 18th, q. H. figate Aeests, 60 arrived from
CSuao and sailed on the Goth situation not publicly
known. The frgate President, Admiral Bruce sailed on
the 18TH and the Brisk In the afternoon of the same day
bound to the northward. -
From the above IL would seem that the allied feet in
the Pacific about making another attack on Petro-
paulowsk, which port they would probably make on or
about the 10th Of May. From al that can be learned
from Pstropaulows, there Ii every probability that
they WIN meet with a. warm reception a they did on
The Legislature was despatching business pushing
bills through with little delay.
The report Of Chief Justice Lee ID published, and,
taken a. whole, 10 remArkable document. me con-
veons for offences aganst the laws have Increased the
part year. but the u confined aost exclusive
y 70 honolulu The number Of convictions in Hawaii
82e decrs.ss Of 2eo as compared with the previous
secuted, os6 number or persons convicted, 80,
Of persons acqufted, 263 Total amount Of fines I'm.
Ia 0shu there have been $50 convictions for various
offences mostly petty, during the year 1854, which
shows an increase Of 1888 the returns OF last year
This has been in the offences OF drunfennsss and
fast riding.
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.ssoS I6a II Sass, o2e as sIos. n,

Totab. .SS0S, I62 II S39s,o2e 3S SIoS Ia =
IL u reported By telegraph thAs ths Laasas6sr
Savings Institution had failed. Ths defeit q
stated ct $500 00e And the Assets ct about tlaoO
A charge Of enbezzlenens, 10 q said, u pgessusf
against one Of the officers Of the iAstitusisn.
The Newark Daily Adp1t,ser thus spsam e
Vim. A. Whitehead. the recently sppoiatsd Tnsr
tuIef OF the Harlem Rxilroad:-
Mr. wm. A. Whitehead, Of this city, ths abls sswe.
sso.sa Treasurer Of tie Nes York and R.r;sm Rssss
SomRany, IN the place Of W. B. Draper Eco rssieasa
s'ssP *: as. .ss cs., =.
Duectors 81 which passsd resolutions spoa hia re-
fulAlled his former duties We are SsS q issrs 49,
Mr. y. made his Acceptance Of the sppoatmsat Geo.
and We take pleasure In adding that the Hssss- O.
paDy have made most fortunate sslecasa fsr ~ -
selves We kno. Of no naa 20 tasro:shly qsAlssl -
the position BY previous experience In finance aHA ~
honor; and certainly noss VIM command more universe
in every relation q ats IS. appo,.sn.ns S WI -
moro confidence l. the company % tssss vhs knov 6
securing ssoh services a. a. be Is able to render a.
Tho report Of tho Portland, Saoo and PortmsuAA
Railroad Company exhibits tho following results q
the past years business, ending Nay 81. 1856: -
como, $279.006 49, total expense, including tleeoo
charge to renewal account, $147ssS "a; ret iaosan
$l3l ,096 rs; frem which deduct two divilsaAs It
the year, Of three per cent 1885, and $62s SO -
damages to persons In 1851, leaving surplus sazl-
ings over per cent, OF $47,5I5 80; amount q -.
plus fund June. 1854, S7o.7l4 40; making The 80
surplus fund $1IS.22e 70; paid Eastefa. end Bsstu
and Maine Railroad SAC 600; balance 10 ereli e
agency My 81, $72,229 70. This road Ia lsapa
perpetually to tho Eastern and Boston M Mafm
roads, they guaranteeing six per cent interest," ghA
is promptly paid semi'aznually. 1t VII be sssa
that the road has not only earned this six per ssnA
but surplus Of $47,5l5 80. equal to nearly sm P9
cent, SAG 600 Of which has been paid to the tWs
roads to which It Is leased, in the shape OF Preaa
fro m the contract.
The arrivals 1t this port In May numbered s.AA
veeses- 80 foreign and 1887 coastwse OF shisnaz.
Der "a were ships. ~ barks, "a briggs, OFT sohosae
346 sloope 81 steamers, 900 argos. and ,l5s bosG
The aIrisa In April numbered 2818 vesssls, =
March, l,8l6; 10 February, 328; in January, O. Is
making total for tho year thus far Of I'm.
During the same period In 1854 the nunbT WAs
7,924-inclease, 100.
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lKRIvM OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
"DETAILS OF THE CALIFORNIA NEWS.
-~>~--~-~--~~~~~~~~~--~--
1S24, 026 in Gold Dust Arrived.
--~-~-~-~<~->~~->-~--~---
QUICK TRIP.
-~~~~~~~~>~-~-~~~~-~>~-
Twenty and a Half Days from San Francisco.
--~~~-~~~~~~~-~->~~>>~~~~~--
MARRIAGES AND EATHS.
NJ A II X e is,
TO-, &0.. &c.
QUICK TRIP
Twenty and Half Days from San Francisco.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
Nj A H X e T s ,

Tho Accessory Transit Company stesmship Northern
Light arrived yesterday morning. days and two
hours iron San Juan del Nort. having absent from
New York oaly fifteen days and sixteen hours.
Shs brings AIS passenger and st24,o26, freight
from San Francisco Nay 10, per steamship Uncle sa
There 10 also larger of gold In the hands Of
passengers.
In Central America the government party have again
invested Leon, being determined reduce it before the
arrival Of walker, II possible.
The arrival Of the Kinney expedition has been anx-
iously lacked for by both parties.
The United States sloop Of st MArys arrived at
San Juan del Sur Nay goth, and was to leave about
June Lat for the Sandwich, Msrqussas and other
islands.
Tho Nsrthern Light ft in the hsrbor Of San Juan del
Norts, Nay Soth, the British Nal steamer Clyde.
Tho following Is the srscis list of The Northern
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The Commercial Insurance Osnpssy hwe q
ctArsd feni sDsasi dfvi6esa or Ten p9 snb %
Cit'Eers Fire Ipsurasos Company tsl Per csaL
The Oswego and 6yvasuS Raileoal Csaps1v
have declared ossh dividend of thnes sal 3 kslk
PR cent; tho Hernmsc Manufacturing Usnpaan
Lowell. Eve per cent; the Boston Gas OsnesR
. quarterly dividend Of swo and hslf pr ssat, -
Yosksrs Gas Company four per osa<, ssalsunsdH
The following Ia stement Of the tolls sdbstol
On the canals in this Stase, in tho month a NJ.
1864 and l856:-
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NEW RDYoaD or MAnKSr, june 4.-Spern-Ths traat
AZ 1906 at wbch price the market frn, Win esso
demand. w1Aie-fters continues good dsaaa6 g
wDaIs, vita slight advance. Sales for the vssk as
nj The nor wester cargo, IN Boston, It 7exc asa L
do DO az . prise not trssspirsA-she msxkst s1ssluf
srnIy WhaleboneTra ssacsions In beae Ter tha voek
noiuds sales Of 10000 Tbs. 0chssak ri &c., aR6 neeee
%. DO, slightly infssiss NJ 4Skc.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY MARKET.

WEDNESDAYy Juuo 0--b L. III.
The news from Europe and California, or some
thing elee, had very favorable effect upon the
stock market this morning A very active demand
existed tor all the leading securities, and an ad-
vance IA prices wss realized In nearly every in
stare. At the first board Illinois Central Bonds
improved per cent; ditto Free lard, /; New York
Central Bonds, 4; Canton Company, 4; Nicaragua
Transit, 4; Cumberland Goa, 6; New York Central
Railroad, /; Erie Railroad, /; Harlem Railroad, /;
Micbigen Southern Railroad, Ii; Panams Railroad,
l; Illinois Central Railroad, /; Cleveland and To
ledo Railroad, o; Leading Railroad, 4 at tho open
ing, at which very largo sales were made; but few
small lots OF stock were afterwards sold by the
bears below the market price, for the purpose
doubtless, Of bringing about reaction. The tota
sales at the Arss board Of this stock, sum up
six thousand shares. There was little more
activity In Hsrlen to day, at slight advance In
prices. State stocks were in better demand, prn u
paIy those Of Western States. Quite Q variety Of
railroad bonds wee sold to-day. Fries, 1876, sold
to some extent at previous prices. The market
throughout WAS buoyant, and buyers appeared to be
more abundant than sellers. There was very little
cash stock offered, except Reading. or that stock
four thousand of the six sold, was for caah. The
facility with which Reading is sold for cash. and the
Improvement in prices in the face Of large supplies,
frighten the bean. They hardly know what to
make Of tho movement. When the stock touches
par, they win begin TO look into It, and then they
viii find ont the cause Of the rise which has been
going on steadily for the past five months.
Tie following sales were made at auction to-day
by ]. Thompson, r. W. Latham officiating a.
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The steamship Northern Light, nom Nicaragua,
brings Us papers from San Francisco to tia 10th Of
May, inclusive, and $50 900 on freight. tits report
ed that tho passengers bring very large amount In
gold, besides drafts On the government treasurer Of
this por The estimate 10, that the receipts BY this
steamer win figure mp full ono million Of dollars.
The mall steamer via Panama, viii DO In soon with
upwards OF million IN gold, besides drafts and tho
amount In the hands Of passengers. Tbs total 70.
ceapts this week win not vary much from two mil.
lions and o half o. dollars.
The stssnssip America, from Bostsa fsr Liver.
poo, 70 oay, carried cut 81 ,ola,tss In spscis.
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The oreson papers are full Of eleotioaeerlng matter
Che contest being pursned with great sprt By both sne
democrstIc and whig parties. General Lsse "a scaveu
escpqed in stompsg The STATE Win svcrJ prssPoosV
Is trial OF B9rris for tho murder Of hIs rie aud
children, has resulted IN the toeow'cg vseoae' w
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a. Il. NlcoRys regular semLveekly auction sale
Of stocks and bonds win take place tomorrow,
(Thursday) at I2a o'clock, ct the Merchsnts Ex-
change.
At the second board the market was active, but
not 80 buo5ant generally Reading Railroad advanced
per cent on the closing prices Of the Arst board
The tonnage on this road this week win be compa-
rstfvely small, In consequence Of the mines in the
schuylkin region being inundated with the recent
rain. It win take some days to tree them. What.
ever happens TO reduce the weekly tonnage now,
the season. when higher tolls win be current. Con-
sumers Of coalare, therefore, injured BY these 90
cidents, while the railroad company b benefited.
Erie was active this afternoon ct lower prices.
Cumberland and all other stocks closed without
change.
The transactions at the Assistant Tfeasurer's
oAara IN dav ware An folIoWa:-
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TotM.. t624, 0z5
We are indebted to Mr. II smas e Hatch, Purssr of
The Northern Light, to the Pacific Express Company,
Wells, Fargo Co., and tbs San Francisco News Depot
Of ". Sullivan, for files Of California papers.
wass, Msitor Co. had commeucsd issuing their atty
and twenty dollar pisces the rate Of sss 600 psr day
Tho coin il above the United States standard aud
senhdsaty received In trade throughout the State.
Gevsrnsr BisIer visited Gan Francisco on the 10Th
last, and had public reception The Governor made
, speech 1t thu Merchsnts' Exchange.
No progress had yet been made in settling the affairs
u Adams Co., any idss Jet be formed ~ to
what per cent Of the debts would be paid The assign
whe refused to order the transfer the funds in the
country offices into the hands OF the ssslgnees.
Jockey Dab on the most approved English style had
been organized Ut San Francisco.
An intense excitement was gotten up In San Francisco
BY tbs ruor that $50 convcts had escaped from the
state Prison ON the 18th Nay, aud making their
TO b uniouadsd. Only three prsonsrs had escaped.
The clipper ship Charmsr which had sailed from San
Francisco it was said had board several thousand
dozen shovels, Esglish account destined for the
The Failure Of Page, 8acon & 90.
[From the Alta California, Hay 1871
Tbs house Of Page, Ba son, and Co. did immensely
Il Oo and has made to the Osrts.rs Ii, msrupsnt
sun OF ~ 600 The sum Of $40 600 was loaned By
s ssso sScs time back 70 Page bacon Of 81 Louis
nrst suspenson, was taken by Page Bacon to resuus
bustAess. This makes mp the whole amount that the
house here bas made and the folio wing table shows tho
balance Of the amount that Daniel D. Page and Henry
Bacea hays tahsn from Page, Bacon Co. and the
Deposits and certificates Of deposits. Slss 600
Tine csrtincases ...:.........s.sss. "a. 600
Drafts On New YORK to rsturns.es......... 100000
Total ~, 133 Oe0
10 this add what the house has made 100000
Total 81 433 600
This amount Of two miliona four hundred and thirty
three h0ufand dollars IL what the house Of Page Bacon
had got from California previous 70 tAer failure; and
Tor this they have trensferred to Nagse Parrot for
tnatsd BY them TO b worth 9420 900. The trustees
estimate Il much lower--say 323S0oo. Up0a thus IT
tachnents have been issued TO the amount Of 00
This property, which has boom transferred to Nages
Pao consists Of real estate, balances Of books and
Odds and ends generally.
Deducting the casa 200 from tie 24s3 600, and ws
have o. the amount Of monsy used By the st.
Louis house of the funds Of the California houss.
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veral districts Of Oahu, appears By the following
Honolulu ~
Ewa..................... A,vao -
Waiauae .......,...........'.'. ooo w
WaiAuA ,...s.'..'..'..''..... 80 so
Kooulauloa s.....'..s....'..s.... Soo ~
Koolaupok0 ...'.......' oh "
n KAMA, I'D Niihau IL appears that ths number Of
casea trl during 1854 70 precisely the that for
ls53 ey, 224 while the convictions are 169, being
an jlcrease OF 10 over 1858.
rhs application for divorces have diminished, while
number granted has been increased a. WIN appear By
No. Applications Dsnsed Granted.
1874 1888 81
80 1853 81
The ADORE compilation affords worry strange index to
the character of the inhabitants OF the Islands,
particularly among the whole NUMBER, not capt.
tai offence Is named the whole being for petty crimes
Among the Legislative reports We find the following
cation In relation to the safety Of the vault
szd the loss Of 30 BY the Department Of Public
Instruction.
VT. Allen stated that the money Of ths government
in trunks In the vault aud that no considered
pee.ly safe, However, to be more sure he intended
I'm windows Of the vault either walled up or
Mr.. Aimsm depesitsd the money In the rrea.
cwp oascs was !. would not be secure In hi:
~ - FcSrusry, In J.as last s.d whea eausd
wrote 10 Hawsi Tn sussct be found. he Immediately
Mo bsd recently left the falling upsn nsuve
ana soas thA ~ hsAesv ..s,ss 49, az