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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-26


NHE undersigned, late II Georgia having removed to the
City Of Nashville, offers his services TO the citizens Of
Georgia. r. Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
Of Dry Goods Groceries, Corn Wheat Rye, Bacon, Lard,
Fine Horses Mules Cattle and In short, every article of
trade offered in the Nashville market
The Merchants Of Nashville are men OF high character
and pecuniay standing, and have large and wen selected
stocks that they offer liberal terms, which should induce
the merchants OF Upper Georgia. Ea Tennessee and North
Alabama give the Nashville market lair tria As 10
the Grocery Market the propety will suggest Itself 10 the
mind every merchant ina the sections Of country named
as,the most proper Tor their trade.
1heong connection Of the undersigned with the RAILROADS
Of Georgia. General Agent Treasurer and supeTintend
Of Transportation well Agent at chattanooga sew
the Banking interest OF Savannah, viii enable
him readily 10 inv sugate claims against Railroad
Companies, Tor lost goods for damage while In AnAIu
for the renewal discount Of no'es bills In bank, &c
Al letters ncosnE orders and money will receive prompt
attention, and ali orders without the money, when ssac-
tory evidence of oyency and prompuess accompanies The
same the parties known be such, shall receive Ike
attention when ordering articles that under the rule
or custom Of the sell time. will also give
are not TO stored may be directed my The
charges for the purchase Of goods &c will be i've cent
commissions twenty cents Tor each box OF package ioT
receiving and io wardiag. = r. MILLS,
Post once Building, No. $,
Nashville, Tenn.
REFERENCEs-R. r. CuYIER, Esq, Prest Central Kali
road and Bank MS PuHrKR Prest Bank STATE Of Geor-
gA Savannah Isaac scoT, ESQ, Prest Macon and West
Railroad Macon; Hon. JoHS p kiNa, Pres and 6Ro
Y0SGE eupt Georgia Railroad and :. T. COMBS, Esq Au-
gpata; Md j. y CooPEk Gen. Supt Western aud Atlantic
Railroad, Atlanta: Gen. A. J. HANsai, Attorney at Law,
Marietta; GEoRSE = BLACK, Esq. Rome da Capt JAMS
WILLIAMS and Col J. A. wHirTsinns, Chattanooga, J. l..
MOsEs and Jo. PAEsSs Esqs., Knoxville, Tenn; MuLiAN
MAuGEA Rsq, Decatur, and Judg LASE, Huntsville Ala
mar23-u
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Patent Medicines will be published At 500 per column
daily or AIS tri- -Weeky-wih s. for each renewal
Steamboats, running New Orleans will he charged flO
or the season. and when running to St. Louis, CINCINNATI
&c s15 for the season Of not more than six months.
HsThe privilege Of Yearly Advertisers Is strictly ned 10
Of an Advertising Firm considered including That
of it or individual members
Advertisements published at intervals, viz: weekly, OF
monthly charged 81 per square Tor the nr ana 0O 0
every subsequent insertion. .-,-
Calls on persons become candidates viii be inserted as
other ADVERTISEMENTS paid for invariably in advance
Announcing candidates County and State oces B5and
for municipal Offices $3 be paidin advance in every IN
stance. !.
An advertisements for strangers or transient persons 10 De
paid ia advance.
Advertisements not marked the copy for specified
time will be inserted till fOrtdd and payment eNActed
No advertisement can be inserted gratuitously.
Aadyersements FOR charitable institutions, hrecohpa
mics ward town and public meetings, including reh
eious notices 20 he charged half price.
NPr iages and deaths published as news w ODt
tributes respect and funeral invitations as other
Gdverusements.-
RepU,,r advertisers and all sending communion
tos or recurring notices designed TO call attention to FAIRS
Soirees Concerts or any public entertainments, where
charges made for admttance, alnuce ol prVae aso
Citations every notice designed call attention TO private
entcrriss calculated intended TO promote individual IN
erest can only be with the understanding that e
same is 10 be paid for II inserted in the editorial couhh
(which can he only al discretion oi the edors the same
be charged Of not less than ~ cents per ne
The updeipDed publishers of daily aud tri weekly papers
In Naste elge ourselves strictly TO adhere 20 the above
bin Of prices and 70 devate from them
n n MCKENZIE 4 CO, True Wing Office.
q G TORBETr Co, Union and American.
W r. BANG 4 Co, Banner Office.
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;. SURE CUHE ToR CANCrRs.

MY wife, having labored under her for
M time. and having tried dfHevrat treatment
reutis ececicd conpise cure aithoagh she had been
Eyrn n ~ her friends being beyuhd The reach % any
she has scr TIE lat rrioyed better health hAn
thc he'd or any previous and has siace birth
10 use chad uhigh aAe nurses herseh have Alse
succrss.
ny Treatment 10 ret TIE usinE of the knf Caestic
AeFoary, bat "A s iursy fusstsbc also profess
other dscasss sa Female Diseases aaa Ucers ssTcf
Plea, aud All diseases Eiaatus IN has All
Ask ~ persons Alcird wlth any sf tie kbove named
diseases i 90 gsg = triA. Nhefr thes~ /. care
tire shsi h. chArEs Further iafernAtoa b OBJ
sined - ealing b. sttsr, ~ Ne ~ North Mar
set street. JONATHAN THOMAS.
us-6m
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RATES OF ApyERTmING.

Newspaper proprieOrs generally, and especially OF us
ty under the usages and regulations heretofore preVa ing
are caIIed upon 70 perform more without
ton an any other class Of community The gratuOus
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and com
municatons tributes OF respect obituaries &C. &C. which
only inserted heavy cost 10 the proprietor i'm
poses upon them burden onorOus that they feel called
upon in sedefence check the abuse by making such
publications charge extent At least the par
ties Immediately interested. In this they but fol-
lowing example OF the press in other cities mpeed by
q of its intrinsic propTey, and imperative duty to
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united ogeth
mutual agreement, upon the 10 lowing specified terms
the publication Of these well every sort Of regular
business advertising.
For each square Of y lines less Of BREWER 10 lines
less Of nOnpare the let insertion 90
Toreach additional insertion Der square ...... so
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JUST PUBLEsHED,
By he Howard Aasseiarian. Ph{laaelphia.

ID EPORT OK sREEMAToaRH1A, or sszanai wsAkns.s.
II lmpolencz tAe of onaeis. M.salrbslioa eel
Abess. and ehss D-ases a - ssEa<l orsaass s
Aastce ths AGied. - 6Eo. n CALHOUN n. D. Caa-
snx safKcea II iAa Howard Assoasion. fasiaAep phA,
Pa henesuent fnstta lea eslahlshed ~ speial endss
cnt isT ne resf ef ne and dsteaaea ai I'D viih
"vtrssnt knd kplasmie Dsesars~ A coFy - - aooss
nepert wil b ~ ma Ga ssalsa saFrepsl fre ~
shsrga on AS ra.slpt q TWO STAMPS hT pastaxs "A
arrss d. gao. 4 CALHOUN Na- ssaA NlaA g..
FhfladsiphIa. "a. eekif-eAa
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IMPORTANT
TO HousEKEEPERs AND DEALERS.
The Hope Mills,
II Fulton Street and u Beekmaa Street. New York,
Principal Once, lo3 Front Street, New York q
Factory Nos. Sc 81 SO Hadson Streets Jersey City
THE PRoPRIEroRs or THIS LONG AND WELL
Il KNOWN
Cefsee and spice Establishment.
contnae 10 prepare the best Pha rHn a e uetfcnI
Powders In use. for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT TEA
AND OTHER cAkfS. Ae. They His0 prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and many other articles of in every Am ~
losuss sent 70 dealers who request .hem-
RIAL @. ISHAM
E.B.-consamers advised 10 inquire ior HoFs Mas AZ.
ttcles- angE-iy
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Wheat! Wheat /!


YONs CO. respectfully iniorm sher paiEosH, and The
IL public general thai they have last received VeTy
large and vel asserted sck u nns and ehees imported
Cigars, Tebacee and Liauors.
Anoug smoking TobAeeo w Be foand he eelsbrasd
PccahoniAs and canaster bTAnds. Ne have ffesh
sapply of gel knosn
Cholera and Diaxrhsa Msaieated Brandy,
Aromatic scAiedAm sehnApps,
4hh xih ne large ssock olAer gods AwAys % hnud
ui give bsitrr iBdar1msnis sale tkur
purchases q ear nos bsiag, 'saAn RFees and ouk
saSes" LFoNE . Co,
lyis 1ecu&ar siFsst
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CHEAP GASLIGHr.

VIE BENZ0LE GAS LIGHT COMPANY are prepared
10 furnish Portable Gas Machines suitable for Manufac.
tories stores, Dwelling Houses STEAMBOATS, Railroad sta
nons &C These Machines warranted give satisfac-
ton They are manufactured under s. McDOugas Pat
ent ana are the only that will well cold
weather The Light prod half cheaper than Coal
Gas, and less than the Talow Candles they
are easily managed and free from danger and the prices 2
pei cent less than any other machines made The Compa
ny offer fo sale State and County Rights for all the States
All orders should be addres sed to
8. 7. McOoUGALL, Agent for the Company
nov2O-6m 321 broadway, New y or A..
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rrencn and English Cloths, PLAN 'au,, --ssi-
and Netugs, 10 endless variety which will have
made 10 order IN the most fashionable style.
Also, extensive tment Of Kid and other Gloves,
Hosiery, Stocks, Cravsts Collars, Handkercheis, &c.
CRTpetings.
We have the largest and varied stock Of
ered the Nashville pulc which will be be added monthly
by all the styles patterns they brought
sepl5 -
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scHIErrELIs, BROTHERS q Co,
rxrokFARs
Drugs PRints. Oils, Dyes. Perfamsry, Sc, &C.
ITO William street, New York.

INVITE he atleaaa q the trade 10 their agse and va.
rcd stsck % Drugs. Psinfs OILS PcFfanzrg Ae As
la adan "a thsT regular sp0FAiions q 6Ngie Drugs
they also Fecsitns. drcct fsom TIE 81 pFo
ten and nasnfscare, szppies of Teeth. Hair and Nal
Bsases hrenEss. eerks, Aersrs npoagra. Frrneh an9
knFsA fernssFy l. hin kxtrArfs aad many olhsF hrces
usuag snahrace IN DEugEsss' stks shch lhey are aso
nEaeied 10 oeer 90 ths Eaoxt a4tvsstaEeeas
oFders. slsr N psrsan 90 ~ SAL sn Tscsivs Pronps
sstennsn- la13-iy
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PREMIUM DAGUERREoTYPE AND PHOTO
GRAPHIC GALLERY.

no. &c UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
INHE hrs Diploma aSarded 10 Hughs Brothers BY the
Mechanics Insutute ~ the ats exhtitton ior the
paguerreui pes aud Photographs, which conclusive
~ The superiority q pict=cs Al competitors al
though they gotten 70 the occasion but such
they eel 10 their daily. Ctiens and strangers
are politely invited g. can and the largest aad best col
lection Of specimens ia thr I 1uih. octia
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A. G. 81 A. B. BEECH,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
a

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
40 College street.
LJAyE opened very large stock Of all kinds OF DRESS
IL GOODS suitable to the Fall and Winter Trade, Of the
Newest STYLES
Also na6usome lot Of all the newest designs Of CLOAKs
and MAN1LES in store and ready for exhibition. We
pecay invite you to look at our stock OF Coaks before
We have In store very large stock Of all kinds OF CAR
PETS Of the patterns, and htter ourselves 10 sell
them as cheap as any other House this Of the
LACE CURTAINS.
In addition to the above we have large stock Of all
kinds Of DRY GOODS, suitable for the Fall aud Winter
Trade A. c. A A. B. BEECH
senih No 40 College st, Nashville, Tenn.
LNOIk RENT have for rent n splendid stand for
Il Blacksmith, the Auriretsboro' Pike, 10 miles nom
Nashville. improvements god shops, family residence,
and all necessary houses ~ Of cleared land
plenty Of FIRE wood, &c: Terms easy: Apply to
X. A. BALL0WE, GEM Agt,
lsnl No II Desderick street.
WRAPPINGS
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
WE viii open Monday Gath inst largest stock Of
w CLOAKS, MANTlLLAs, &c., &c ever offered In this
city All persons wanting nice article would do well tn
call, stock embraces every thing new ranging in
prices from 90 10 tlOO. h. c. McNAIRY a co.
SELF SEALING PRESERVE CANS AND JARS,
. To Arrive
SHALL be in receipt in days Of quantity Of very
superior and invaluable SeSeang Preserve Cans sd-
ably adapted for convenience and usefulness 10 tho
wants Of those wishing to preserve fruits and vegetables
v's ss d. D. DICKEY
thyANTEb IWMEDIATELH-5O but
w CORN, (New croPl .
SEYMOUR, FANNTNG a CO.,
p2S Corner Market and Church StrcetA
GACk SALT, 500 bags Liverpool coarse Salt. In
- store and for sale by W. H. GORDON q CO.
NEW ARRIVALS
4, FNTS' stout Calf Waterproof Boots;
VI Calf Brogans and Jersey Ties;
ID. r. Calf Oxords;
Boys and Youths thick sOled Calf Roots and BroganS
Received this day by JOHN RAMAGE
noyl0 a. College St
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GEO. w. COWAN,

NHIV
and Rent of Real Estate, and Ihe
Collection of Claims,
Ne. 43 Cherry Street,
NASIy IyVII.LE, TENN.
DR0MPT attention will be given to all business entrusted
him. and special attention TO the collection OF Eastern
claims throughout Middle Tennessee.
REFEREscEs-A. c. A. b. Beech, Evans, Porter q 70.
T. b. Fite Co.. Thos. 7. Smiley, Ex-Gov Nell D Brown
Josiah Ferriss Nashville Tenn Gen. j. A. Battle, David
CO., Tenn; Ex-Gov W Il. Campbell, Lebanon Ien-
Hon. John p Caruthers Memphis, Tenn W. D. ~
New York City. octo-"
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G. W. HENDERSR0Tf,
DRUGGIST,
Corner Of Cedar Street and the Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN, ..r
HAS received the most Of his Spring stock, 90
S1 nd has the Iltasure Of offering splendid ~
Al Mot of Drugs and Medicines, and would oner 70 u
d. the Public the Purest article Of every kind It is only
apr2s G. W HENDERsHoTT.
L'REsH LIME JUICE-sold by
CONGRESS WATER, Lexington Mustard, war
~ rsnted genuine pure Brandies and Wines for medical
purposes. Sold by Il. W. HENDERsH0Tr.
C,I,iPSON a. WOLGF,S Aromatic ScI,ie-
- dam SchHnPps, SAID to be very good medicine,
| for sale by G. W. HENDERsHOTT.
CWEDISH LEECHES-s Sold by
- apr2s G. W. HENDERsHoTT.
- spr2s CIV. HENDERsHoTT.
SYHENGEs of almost every kind; =. .,,,-u
- apr2s G. W HENDERsHoTT.
apr2s g. W. HENDERsHoTT.
A PINE ASSORTMENT Of Perfumery and Ex-
~ tracts various kinds; the best quality Of Cologne
For sale by lapr2s G. W. HENDERsHoTT.
WINDOW GLASS-various sizes Tor sale low by
w apr2s G. W. HENDERsHoTT.
NEW DRIED PEACHES wanted sy
augls No. College street, Nashville.
NEW STOCK.
n EMS PL. Congress Caters
Boys and Youths Patent Leather and Calf Congress Cater,
received to-day. JOHN RAMAGE,
oo4 ~ College str ee
PUCK WHEAT FLOUB-5O bags Just received
Nj. OLIvET CEMETERY.
DRoPosALs are invited MacadamIng and graveling
oia,eIyto A.. v. 5. LfNDSLEY,
nov201w President
FINE PIANO FOR SALE.
| UsT received cons gument, hne ROSEWOOD PIANO
- Seven and quarter octave-lron Frame, which viii
be sold cheap for Cash. or Al mos for paper satisfactory to
the owner. BENZ y. SHIELDS,
nOvi Agent.
CLAsswARE-9oo boxes quart Flask,;
for sale by lIy2l W. II. GORDON co.
LARD WANTED.
I ARD-50O bbls ard wanted Immediately, for which u
II highest market price In Cash viii be Paid:
40. IS South Front s,sSvi.s Te.ap
FRESH ARRIVALS.
TWENTY FIVE prime Cheese
i One cAsk extra Sugar Cure Beef
One cask extra sugar Cured Hams;
One loi extra Beef Tongues;
Received this dAy BY VESSEL THOMPSON.
TO THOSE INTERESTED.
Two avoid unpleasant culties will only pay such 40
counts 10 future as contract myss BY my order.
Augl1 RES ". PORTER.
LYONS a co..,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
mPoNTxks
FOREIGN WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS TOBACCO
No. 10 Cedar Street, near the Post once,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
CHURCH ANDERs son,
WHOLESALE GROCER.
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
No ! and Broad St. NASHVILLE. TENN.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
INYE trnilcn q Merchants and Traders zen
w srsly 30 our large stock q
SCHOOL. BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
AT wHoLEALE AND RETAIL,
Al prizes which cannot tan please.
QUA STOCK 0F
HEsCELLANEOUs HOOKS
L ah.e larEt. sad uiu sell st very lou wEENk1
PFiess = those uho hsy 10 srll asAin. A1Ls&<
sfncA. ~ oil make steclai arrangements 20 -
IN nEy~ Ensf fhskr
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WANTED.

nNE HUNDRED Thousand he. Bacon.
" 700 bbs. lard. inF shich ] viii pay the highest
aTtet price In cash groceries. Also, feathrrs, Nool
bccsuak Taow, 1nseng. Aad Rags, ke, enrhGnFr for
O~rt~s tie6l CHURCH Anderson.
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New York City Business Directory.

From s. NJ. PETTINGILL co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
119 Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosToS.
p Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United states and
the Canadas.
L COTTENET a. CO., Importers Of French and
l. other European Goods No. As Broad street.
aug81 IS
PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS.
DATES g. FRANCE, No. 1 Barclay ST.,
ID ~. E.-C0aTiOn--None genuine except they have
the stamp Of the Patent All manufacturers and sellers in
ringing will be prosecuted according to law.
mar24-1y
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NEW YORK BAG MANuFAcToRY

IAN. Flour, Feed, GRAIN Meal, Hominy, Shot, Buck
IL wheat salt, GuanO and all other kinds OF bags sde
and printed to order by machinery with despatch Address
as above, II PIatI ST., New York.
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(,HEEsE-lse boEs. prsuia@ wesirra Reserve End
aOvis wEssEL a ruoMrsos.
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BAssl BA6sil
PROFITABLE RwYrsrNKx-

WAS7ED ttooa % fieeoo % hsssf n whoissals hu-
w slnrss. ALREADY established.
~ B.Any prrsoa haging ihs stovs sun 70 Invest caa
mAks arrar scnents 10 se peFosai aitsnon oiher-
Wi1s Apgs % etter u Eex fZ4. Pest C1ce, Nashville
stating shen z1d saere an iuisrviss can oe Aa1
aars-l
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MAMUFACfURKAs AID MILLKRa

Y4TE are caeral kssnss or ts q al Cqttaa sa1
w wooen Atree rsuulactzzed - iA4 tle14 q ttnoe
pss. aaa ,ags spprsFfiatga aEse 41a teH1eo~s fpn
tel aaalsF rsan l1r snd slpraze a Etelk AZ
Az scait reE1s<ifg cal atlenlioa ef tqt1 -
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eEETLEAENs TIsg sHoEs AND eAITERl


(fKSTS ssprr Brasu ~ eonxfess 6aiisIss
U CsotA so a. pan 4 witA rPss
h1araFisn e1esss
=" ralens Lsltl1Gr dress - cee
via ether ks vrfy sapef9r ani ef tae mo9t
iashioaAsls uaks- snst easnss a. A. cslsrs s,lsei
saE2s JOAN kAMAGz
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Wheat, Wheat f!

NE have on band and daily receiving extra heav
w and is oznsburEs and sheetings suitable for
heat and Corn hacks- which viii sel low fo~ Casa.
MORGAN Co,
au90--1 No 20 Puhie Square
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Wheat (! Wheat |!

rIlEN THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED WHEAT
wanted deliverable AZ Warehouse BY the 18Th
for which We viii pAS Is cents per bushslof g. bs
AngS W. II. GORDON 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-12

CALL FOR A DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
The hard she'll organ of this city suggests the
propriety Of calling State convention for the
reunion Of the democracy /; but just now, we
apprehend, nothing could be more unseasona-
BILE. The hards are calling the softs traitors,
and the softs designate the hards as per-
fidious faction; and how could such elements
barmonize, fresh from their damaging scrm-
mage with each other and the Know Nothings
and the Seward abolition league? Better wait
to see what Congress intends to do with Mr.
Pierce, the administration aud Gov. Reeder
It will be time enough then to dispose of
Marcy.
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News from the Sand witch islands.

FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH TIE UNITED STATES
THE RECIPROCITY TREATY-PREsIpENr PIERCE TO
KING KAMEu AMEHA-rHE KINGS RHMAGKS--A
MURDER.
BY the arrival Of the bark Francis Palmer nj San
Francisco, we have dates from Honolulu to the 22d
September.
On Thursday, Goth September, Hon. u. L. Gregg had
an audience OF his Majesty at noon requested Ia tho
of She President Of the United States, tn deliver
the reply TO the Kings letter of the l5th Of February
The following is copy Of the letter.
FRANKLIN rn1scF, PRESIDENT UNITED srArss OF
AMERICA, TO ms MAJr1Y hAnEHAMr7fA ":
GREAT AID Coon tHnsD:--i have received the let
ter, which date of the 18th February last, your
Majesty addressed 81 me announcing the demise OF your
predecessor the King Eamehameha H. and the fact oi
your Maess accession To the throne Of forther
Your Majesty mistaken in suppposing that par
take Of the stoned by the ceath Of tho late
King His Majesty had given such decided and repeated
proofs Of his friendship for tho United States and
their citizens restoring to the Hawaiian Kingdom that
he regarded by the government and people II this
countIy with sen inents Of than oriinary conf
dcnee and esteem While Offering my sincere coincidence
Tor he loss Of nearly related to Majesty and
tendery beloved by the Hawaiian people, il affords
peculiar qualification 70 congratulate your Majesty upon
your accession 10 the throne OF Hawaii, aud receive
the tina. your Majesty IL not indifferent tho
sympathy ard good will OF the Executive and people
reign people Of Hawaii been cherishei by
The United states, and they especially tanned In
behalf Of your Majesty, under whose liberal wise, and
enhgted rule, DOUBT not the relations between the w,
governments will become intimate, and the welfare
and happiness If your Majesys subjects greatly
prosperous and happy reign and commanding yoa To-
Es and holy Weeping, am with a'nosre esteem and
high regard your Msjesty's good frrnt.
fsgned) FRANKLIN P1ERDE
(Countersigned,) WI MARCY, sec = state.
In reply 30 some remarks made ~ Mr.. Gregg on the
occa sion the King said -
viii not do my feelings the injustice o. attempt
irg disguise he fact that the present thus
Communication from tho head Of your government AZ
cordng my appreciation of it, loses entirely rs formal
character and appears cypress only the sentiment Of
a friend whs has proved himself worthy Of that high
name The treaty recently negotiated between my
at Washington and Mr.. Marcy the part Of the United
states indeed bu. link In the chain that binds
he two countries in relations II the most happy ki1i
pnt II Il convention Il the greatest importance not
tuly 10 those who are numbered among my subjects bn
Il. ey.ry American citizen who has any interests Hppr
these islands. 10 not doubt but its effects will b.
csn hther more your enterprsing countrymen, nd
,tis arehipelaro the attention Of your judc,as oat
r.sdy capitalists Under this treaty may expect 10