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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

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VNHE Public hereby notified that change has taken
place in the Scheme OF the ROYAL Lottery savanna,
in consequence Of the demand for Tickets having exceeded
the quantity issued To remedy this the price Of tickets
aud the amounts OF Prizes have been increased.
In future in the Ordinary Drawing the Capital Prize will
he 100000 and the price Of Tickets o. The number Of
tickets will be from No. l to 81 500 only.
There will he 229 full prizes aud 20 aprroximations max
ing in all 249 prizes amounting s25S 600 will be seen
by re erring 20 advertisement in a. other column
The subscriber takes this opportunity thank friends
for their liberal patronage, and hopes by prompt attention
to business % merit continuance OF the same
suc2 DON RODRIGUEZ
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The speaking at chattmnoop..

Verbal accounts from this place which
reach us, represent Maynard's victory over
Polk as crushing. Folks friends felt it,
and SO declared themselves. Let every
American heart bid the gifted East Ten.
nessee champion God speed.
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Nashville Academy of Music.

NO. "a oouln vine street, nashNl4le, Acnneasee.
INCORPORATED 1855.
'IIs Institution viii open the second Monday in Sep
TENDER next The system Of instructions adopted for
this Academy comprises Eve departments viz Primary,
Freshman Sophomore Junior and Senior which l. added
Normal Department, designed for those who intend 20
adopt Music profession Pupils received any time,
and ehaFgcdfom The time they enter 20 the close Of the Ses
sion.
The Academic year divided into Sessions The one
commencing the eeand Monday IN September and closing
the last Friday in January the other Commencing The
first Monday 10 February and closing the third Friday
June.
TRIMS PER SIS ION.
Primary Department, go Junior Department tsS
Freshman IS senior - 80
NxTRAS.
Private Instructions the hsnocg Gaar (two lessons
week. per sess On, go
Do %. %. on ~ Harp Do. do Is
DO. Do. Do. IN Vccaiisasion, Italian style DO. 20
Instructions d Gentlemen he SoHa Fuis 1.-Two eve
ar FoT farsAsr pariicslzrs Apply 70 the Priuslpal
augI-2m CHARLES HISS.
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NEW BOOK s..
BAYARD TAYLOR'S WORKS.
PrescOtt's Historical w Orks.
Washington IrVings' Works.

TO0N NELSON q CO.. a Union Street. Present the fol-
lowing list Of Books worthy Of place every library
THE WRITINGS OF BAYARD TAYLOR; "yiews
Foot" EdOradO," Journey to Central Africa 'The
Lands Of the saracen," "A Visit India China and
Japan" 5 vols.
W. h PRESCOTTS HISTORIES; History of the Reign
OF Philip the Second, King OF spain. vols Svo. Con-
quest ofMexico." 2 vo.s.
THE STATESMANS MANUAL; The Addresses and
Messages Of the Presidents Of the United States Inaug
ursl Annual and Special from lIS9 to 1854 (inclusve
4 vols sSo.
WASHINGTON IRvINGs WRITINGS; Us vols)
History Of New YORK, The sketch Book The Life
and Voyages Of Columbus and his Companions Is vols
&C., &c
THE WAvERLY NOVELS; Embracing the authors
Ia corrections, &C. complete in IL volumes. One Of
best edtions
DR.. SPRINGS CONTRAST; The Contrast between Good
and Bad Men. Illustrated BY the Biography and truths
ofthe Bible. All who love good books win love this.
DAVID A. WELLS ANIMALS; The Annual Of scien-
thc Discovery, q vois) IRON 1850 to 1856 (incluSVe
complete set making valuable volumes.
THE MODERN BUILDERS GUIDE; By Minard La
Fever, Architect
THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT; Comprising original
designs Of cheap country and village residences &C. By
John W. Ritch, Architect
THE HEAVENLY HOME.
THE FAMILY; It's Constitution and Probation.
MAcAULAY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND 4vols.
THE COMMUNION SABBATH.
SALAD FOR THE SOLITARY.
SALAD FOR THE SOCIAL, by the snthor Of "salad for
the Solitary"
TWth many others equally interesting which are on
hand and viii be furnished at low figures. aug1
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R9- We invite attention to the follow
ing letter 1t explains itself and shows one
of the numberless and base frauds which
are being perpetrated by the Buccaneers to
injure the confidence of the people in Mr..
Fillmore's prospects:
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JAMES BUCHANAN.
The Boston Atlas SAYS of this:

Il is q precious epstle, full offlowers of rhetoric
but, we are sorry to say, plagiarism upon the me-
taphor Of another gentleman who said:
"Sr, smell a rat; l see it brewing in the Storm
but please God will crush it in the bud"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13
Buchanan a SOldier!!!

The anti-American speakers and presses endea-
vor to break the force of the charge against Mr..
Buchanan of Federalism by boldly asserting that
be volunteered in the service of his country during
the war in 1914 The record have been searched
diligently and no mention ever found of his having
been attached to the army in the defence of Balt-
more or any other place. The following publica-
ton has been before the public for some time, and
has never been authoritatively contradicted. 1t is
from papers published in Mr.. Buchanan's own
State and of sixty years standing:
CFrOm frederick CMd) Ezaminerl
We clip the following from the Chambers burg,
Penn, Repository and Transcript, a newspaper
published for the last sixty odd years in the same
county where Mr.. Buchanan was born, which is rea.
sOnably presumed to know something of his per
sonal history. 1t must be borne in mind that the
sham Democracy claim great credit for their nomi-
nee, on the score Of his being defender"
"The Philadelphia argus rejoices that James
Buchanan not too much of Federalist to
shoulder his musket and march to the defence OF
Baltimore in 1914. II the argus can show that
James Buchanan ever saw Baltimore in that year,
W. II deny that Franklin county gave him birth.
"Mr. Alexander w. Hood, an early friend and
neighbor of Mr.. Buchanan, but at present a few
miles South OF this city, relates that in Aug. 1914
several volunteer companies in response to the call
for troops, met at place Of rendezvous in Frank
lin county, Pennsylvania, for the purpose Of FORM
ing battalion to proceed in defence of the cOun-
try to the Canadian frontier and that James Buch-
anan, who a member of the "Mercersburg
Volunteer Rife Company, and about twenty others
backed out and refused togo. Mr.. Hood remembers
the circumstances perfectly, aud heard number Of
young men taunt Mr.. Buchanan for his copdydice.
The companies marched off without Buchanan and
his recreant party. Mr.. Hood went with them, and
was at the famous battle Of which he received 4
bsyonet wound in the right side the honorable scar
he vet bears.
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Great Bargains to be had at
u. c. NICHOLSON a. Co,
NO. % PUBLIC sQUARI

NEhav sti on hand few pretty Summer Goods which
wish to dispose Of before the receipt Of Fall
stock which will sell at COST being desrous Of not
ing any light goods We have le nice patterns
Of dress silk Plain and Figured and cut Berages
White goods, &C., good lot Of Mourning goods. Also for
Gentlemen, summer Cloths, Cloths, Cassimeres Lin and
Cottonades Wishing make for stock which
will be here in a few days.
aug2 l. @. NICHOLSON a Co.
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The Annual State Fair.

oS4S $4,000 NAS@4 eSNSSSS - WA
THE AnHnal Fair OF the tennessee SrArs AsRcuL
TURAL BUREAU will be held tbs State Pair Grounds
near Nashville, commencing
MONDAY, The 18th Day Of October next,
and continuing during the week liberal list premiums
Is offered and competition is desired In all the different
bran-hes OF Agricultural Mechanical, and Household In
dustTy and domestic Animals The premium list with the
list OF Judges and the general regulations Of Fair
Be published in pamphlet form be prepared
and forwarded 10 those desiring copies
This general notice intended TO advise the farmers and
mechanics OF the state u the time and place Of the Fair
assure them that the arrangement the Bureaus
grounds for the accommodation Of exhibitors aud visitors
viii be the best prepared similar occasion in this
State and the premium list liberal.
By order Of the Bureau. Z. g. EASTMAN,
Iuylo-u Secretary.
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JOHN N. FLEMING


And this will be the story wherever they
travel. We predict that Horace Maynard
will quit the field of this contest with a
reputation as debater and orator second
to no man in the State. Maj. Polk will be
broken by him like fax upon the wheel.
We hope that large crowds may attend
them wherever they 60.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13
NEW GOODS!

D c. McNARY Co. are opening this day a large lot Of
h. NEW G00DS.-Ribnns Laces Embroderiss Collars
Skirts Belts and Beltngs full sets Of Applique Lace These
nice goods. Ca quick or they will be all gone.
Aug4 1856 r. @. McNARY Co.
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SHELBYVILLE UNIVERSITY,

TNHE public respectfully notified that this highly pros
porous Institution Of learning, will commence its
Session the first Monday Of September, 1856.
As Trustees atter ourselves that, with University
Buildings large and imposing; corps Of Instructors who
have proved themselves learned and Efficient and geo
graphical position in State central accessible pecu-
ary heahfu prepared to offer superior inducements
10 Parents and Guardians who may have Sons and Wards
educate, 10 favor with their patronage.
Our first session has recently closed with upwards Of 100
Students and confidently predict that the Shebyvie
University will rank in prosperity and usefulness second
none In our State.
FACULTY
Rev A. L. HAMILTON President and Professor Of Moral and
Mental Philosophy and Bellies Lettres
p GLTNN A. NJ PrOfr Of Ancient and Modern Languages
A. WISN, An, rofessor of Mathematics.
G. P. HEAD, A. NJ, Prof'r OF Experimental Sciences
J. L. CARRY NJ, Sup. Of Preparatory Department.
--, Assistant.
TERMS OF TUITION
Per Session Of Toe7ty0Re Weeks one Haf Payable in
Adudnce.
Primary Department. S10 Irregular Department, els
Academic ~ Collegiate rs
i CIRCULARS, giving outline Of the Course Of stu
dies to be pur ued together with other necessary noma
ton ready for stribution, on application,
will be Immediately sent 10 any desiring a copy
BOARDING may be obtained in private families at from
s. to $40 per mooth payable the middle and end Of the
Sessions.
Aer Students have entered no dedu ton viii be made
for loss Of e unes In OF proracted sickness other
providential causes.
The Of all Ministers in the Pastoral charge, and an
students being educated by the Masonic and Fellow fra
byville University.
For further particulars address The Secretary Of the Beard
J. BIAKkMORE, Pres't Board Trus.
GBo W. RUTH sec'y. augs-3t
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CHARapE,

Ffoaa tae isst Safarfay EcenSag Pod.
Ny h-st II part Of The human race,
Ny seeana Il sern shove The face,
Ny tArice Il 70 inhus Or 70 be dried;
Ny whole is &C isiana vide fertnsd.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13

s0LUTEOE.- Pcs The RashvIns Paaziss.
roar nrss l. naaa mAls of Auman race;
ToaF sscoed. hat ihass nos sbovs his hee,
Tosr thriss is 'sa 10 lnsus 90 70 be dried,
Tear Whole aaa-Aas-kaH ne isis uea farsInsi.
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13
DISSOLUTION.

HE co partnership heretofore existing under the name
and style Of e. W. Robertson Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. G. W. ROBERTSON,
JAMES n. BRADSHAW,
JOHN r. JONES, Jr.
N. B-The business If the late firm will be closed I'D by
either Of the late partners the old stand College street
All those indebted either by note account requested
to make immediate payment iva
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Col. f.. \. Cheatham.

The following letter breathes the proper
spirit
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q. r
Savannah, July 7tb. W.

NHE undersigned will continue the Factoragr and Com.
mission business, under the style Of THOs l. WIYSE
Son. and solicit continuance Of the extended to
the late firm of Wayne, GrenviIle Co
THOMAS s. WAYNE.
savannah, July tn [aug1ll R. A. WAYNE
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The Morn Breaks Brightly i'm the East.

We received yesterday the following dis
patch from Chattanooga:
CHATTANOOGA, August IL, 1856.
Aessrs. EditorG-The canvass opened here TO.
day. About seven hundred in attendance. Nav.
nard opened the debate. Polk Is used up man,
aud no mistake Maynard's triumph overwhelm.
ing. Hurrah for Fillmore.
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P. S.-We have removed to store, No. Public
square, where opening a and handsome stock
OF Fall and Winter Goods to which invite the
of Merchants generally.
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Mr.. II. III. COOK.

II AVING taken interest in business we will not
hereafter hold any regular Auction Sales The style
of our 6rn remaining the same.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 1, 1856. IRBY MORGAN 4 co.
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FOR THE DISTRICTS.
1st. Dist.-N. G. TAYLOR, of Carter.
I'd. MOSES WHITE, of Knox
Sd. REESE B. BRABS0N, of Hamilton
4th. w. P. HICKERS0N, of Coffee
9th. ROBERT HATTON, of Wilson.
9Th. 4 w. H. WISENER, of Bedford.
9TH. I" c. c. GROVE, of Giles.
9th. J. n. QUARLES, of Montgomery.
9th. ISAAC r. HAWKINS, of Carroll.
10th. JOSEPH r. M0SBY, of Fayette.
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET,

FOR TIE STATE,
NELL s. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
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w are cont ntly receiving additions stock and
w qua rantee sell the best and latest style Of
goods at all times. II. McGILL.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store
jy26 Corner OF Square and College 81.
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Hos I 7 bxs shoes 4 eks wine, 1o4 cks wine, % kegs SnsAey, -
"a Uhiskey. 4 hhds butter, II Dbl beeswax, OK elacA a. ss
hocs I cts orocLery. 2 bxs chocolate, 10 bs crackers " Dxs
co5Ash a cs clocks. / csc chains, 2 qqs male conafs, ~
Groceries. S cs do, 10 bbls do, 1 ky DO, 40 uercss ia ~
: = har~inSs~ 81 1dls hoop iron, 125A bbls beads and slaves, 40
=. ona 2 hbIs Hnseed oil. 2 reels lead pipe. 20 Kits macEere, Ivy
H. c,tn nails 8 csks zinc, 10 bxs olive oil, oxs pam Kiler, 40
- rrazerves 10 ks pickles, 1 bx piano forts, L Ok picture
s~res ! bx sewing machines, 6 iron safes, ID bdls sheet IRON,
TI bIe rpar I box shot, / box sad irons, Il Dds saitpetre, ~
Tobacco 70 kgs white lead, "a kgs zinc, 5cs salt, ID cs dry goods,
: nkcs do. Dc cs -four, Jog bhs do, Z bis drysgoods, 2cs ana ~
bis shoe leather, 20 bdls pickets, 1858 pcspine boards, zo pGls
cIan-boards. $50 bgs salt, s cks and II bbls navy bread, z CHS
and 8 bls pilot do, 5 bbls wafer do, 6 ] bbls mead, 80 doors, IL
bdls blinds, IA kgs paint, 6 bdls windows, IL casks tow lines, o
bxs missionary goods, Is pkgs do, 1 bl do, Z cs do, Q Dds al
monds, l cs backing, 1 Dbl bristol bricks, SO bbs beeI, ~ DIS
olate, l bal corks, 6 bxs corn starch, 90 bxs cigars, 0 DasHels
champagne, 3 trunks, caps, 1 cs cologne, i pipe ngs, I WInace
6 cs ginger, 2 pipes gin, 4S cks glassware, D U, % .s pig
iron, IL cs lard, 200 kgs white lead, 10 bxs maccarom, ~ DAs
mustard. 10 bxs and IL bbls medicines, l bx nutnegs, oz Kgs
comnosition nails. so ks nails, II bis oakum, 1 cs prunes, Io cs
nimento. 10 c. pipes, 81 bbls split peas, 1925 feet plank, 800 feet
nickets. % bbls pork, s cs powder, s bbis pitch, L case rice, z
hbds rum. 80 bbls rice, 4 bbls rosin, 2 bxs soap, b bxs salaratus,
2 Ixs snuff. l cs spool cotton, l cs shaws, 2 pkgs table covers,
2bxs thread, II bbls tar, 1 pkg umbrellas, 5 bXs vermacilh, o
bbls vinegar, l Dbl whiskey, 25 kegs whiskey, 10 cks wine, 1 bl
wadding, Isl pkgs wooden ware, II cs yellow metal, Is bbls soda,
7OI pdgs glass, SO bXs scales, 4 bXs Drugs.
TAHITI-Brig Excape-100 cs brandy. % hhds clareI, 10 bDls
martel's brandy, 2 bbls jamaica rum, % cs salad oil, 0 cs, alb
synthe, 2 cs sardines, 2 cs julien, 2 cs prints, 10 baskets syrup,
16 bgs beans, l cs panama hats, 81 bars iron, 20 bbls pork, %
cs soap, Is cs dry goods, 1 pkg dry goods, 1 trunk do, 1 case
guns, ii cs wines and spirits, 8 octaves sherry wine, 300 baskets
charcoal, 33 cards fine wool, 3 anchors, 4 CHAINS, L parcel specie,
s cS mdSe, / sample do.
FROM VAN COUvER'S ISLAND-Per Recovery-2oO bbls salmon.
so half bbls cranberries, 10000 shingles 2 anchors, 2 cables
shackles &c, 9,506 # lumber.
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CONNER
THURSDAY, e H. 1856.

The weather for the past week or two has been very unSettieo'
preventing the departure Of vessels which have been ready lot
sea several days. We would urge masters OF ships not 10 De TOO
anxious to go to sea when the south wind is blowing, ana q
heavy swell is on the bar. A delay of a few days, although ~
may be annoying, viii allow Of a departure with no FISK
Since our last issue, we have had three merchant arrivals anu
three departures, all of them with full cargoes in or CUT Inc
MESSENGER Bird, al days from Boston, brings an nusuA
varied assortment of merchandise. The Kate DdTt"g' II"
Society Islands, brings a cargo of oranges, and the org Rec00e'y
from Yancouver's Island, has a cargo of lumber, salmon anu
cranberries. The Pampero sailed on Saturday with a very Vaiu-
able cargo. consisting of 3O4,976 gallons oil, 1866 lbs. bone,
and IA 55 skins, worth in New York $333,602.
Trade has been brisk during the past week, and money ap-
pears to be more abundant. The government has been enabled
to pay off a large amount of arrearages due to employees, as its
collections from taxes and customs have been considerably in adj
vance of its current expenses.
The sales of effects of the whaleship NGaticon have thus far
realized about $4,000. The hull was sold at auction for $3.50
bought by Capt. Spencer. The weather for the past few days
has not been favorable to getting it of the reef, though there is
still a prospect of its being accomplished. The oil saved from
the Nauficon is being shipped on board the whaleship Illinois
or New Bedford.
The whaling bark United States, of Stonington, has been
condemned at this port, and was sold at auction on the 10th with
lower and topmasts standing for $1,000, Williams & Co. pur-
chasers. Her sails, boats and casks were sold separately.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-12-11
PLACES OF WORSHIP.

SEAMEN'S BETHFI-Rev. S. C. Damon Chaplain-King
street, near the Sailors Home. Preaching on Sundays at
II A. NJ. and Il p. NJ. Seats free. Sabbath School after
the morning services.
FORT STREET CH~URCH-Services at present in the Court
House, up stairs-Rev. j. d. Strong, Pastor. Preaching
on Sundays at IL A. NJ. and u L. NJ. Seats free. Sab
bath School meets at 10 A NJ.
METHODIST CHURCH-Nuuanu avenue, corner of Tutui
street-Rev. VIM. S. Turner, Pastor. Preaching every
Sunday at IL A. NJ. and II z. NJ. Seats free. Sabbath
School meets at 10 A. NJ.
KINGS CHAPEL-King street, above the P~alace-Rev. E. ".
Clark Pastor. Pulpit supplied at present by Rev.
Messrs. Armstrong and Bishop. Services, in Hawaiian
every Sunday at 81 A. NJ. and 3 P. NJ.
CATHOLIC C~HURCH-Fort street. near Beretania-under the
charge of Rt. Rev. Bishop Maigret, assisted by Able
Modesto. Services every Sunday at 10 A. NJ. and 2 P. NJ.
SMITHS CHURCH-Beretania street, near Nuuanu street
Rev. Lowell Smith Pastor. Services, in Hawaiian, every
Sunday at 10 A. NJ. and d 2. NJ.
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o

PAMPERo, New York-1647l lbs bone finn ship Jefferson, 1896
lbs bone, 3O12O gals oil fm ship Huntsvils, 1879 lbs bone from
Syren Queen. 1902 gals whale OF, 1890 lbs bone finn ok Black Ea-
gle, 1925 gals VIII oil fin sh Florida, 6425 lbs bone I'm blk Delta,
67021 gals VIII oil finn sh Chas Caraon, 9704 lbs bone finn sh Chas
Phelps, 1925 lbs bone FIN sh Electra, 6S6 gals oil finn By Agate,
1926 lbs bone I'm blk n. S. Perkins, 1887 lbs bone, 45l51 gals
oil FIN sh Phillip LIST, 1855 lbs bone, 1856 gals oil tim sh Sheffield,
45SS5 gals whale oil, 42 gals slush, 5797 lbs bone fm bk Alice,
2O59S lbs bone I'm sh Phoenix, 1S400 lbs bone I'm blk Delaware.
1OO46 goat skins, 90 hides, j. G. Spaulding, 2 cs mdse Hofschla-
ger & Stapenhorst, 1910 goat skinsAug. Doench, l kg whiskey
SAN FRANcIscO-Bk F. Palmer, 4SS bags salt, i cs mdse, 4
pkgs specie, l Dbl fox skins, 1 gold bar, 200 hides, 81 pkgs tai
low. -
For SAN FRANcIsco-Per L. P. F~oster-67,ooo Oranges, 6bbls
taloY 6 bbls and 4 kegs syrup, 20 bbls molasses, &c cs mdse
% bS pull, one boiler, and machinery FIN steamer Akamai.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-12-11
MEMORANDA.

Bark Messenger Bird, Homer, left Boston July 81, was of
Cape Horn q days, had light winds from the Cape to the equa-
tor and strong East winds for the last few days.
The bark Frances Palmer viii probably have a very short
run of II to IA days over to San Francisco, as she has had strong
southerly winds, which she viii find more favorable as she gets
to the eastward.
On board ship Pocahontds, Chas. Weeks, seaman, was injured
July 4, by the bursting of the ships gun. Is now under charge
of DR.. Gulou at the {. s. Hospital in this place.
Brig Recovery, % days from Vancouver's Island, reports sch
Cynthia Anne as having sailed three days previously for Homo
lulu. Left no vessels in port.
Bark Harvest left Hlo Thursday Dec, mo vessels in port
Sch. Liholiho was a week overdue, but had not been heard from
She will probably not be back from Hlo before Saturday or Sun
day next.
, Ship Roman, Devol, from Lahaina, Dec. 9th. reports only
whalers at anchor.