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Action of the Government on
Kansas.

The folluwlnr official doc,,msnta dssa,,o
record and wo fs,r .,h,
when they will be remembered only with
adherence and indirpa,on Wa wish moi,
Their to add, unnecessarily to tho ,ainGL ox
ciemeut already peryadipo ,ba NINA. or tina
people. nor to do inus,ce IN ,ho Coyo,n
ment; but we can not but confsss 70 s,s
pciou that the whole power of the Govern.
ment is about to be BROUGHT IN bo., so,;ns,
the free state men in Kansas This sns,io
ion ia grounded unon two c,o,s. ,rho g., :.
that the Government has o,,ol a,.o..a,u.
on information that rohbori.s al o,ho.
fragrant violations of tbo la,y 49,, a.;i,,.....
ring by armed bodies ol men fran, ~. IN
ern Gqies;n and the second 10 ,b,, Covo,n
ment is aiming. ayowedlv IN 8. snnoross ,bo
instruction arainsi The ,.or.r,,.,,,, .r ~.
Trritorj of Kansasp Nav il i ,,,o ,h.,
armed bodies of !So,obsrn man h.,,. g.
months been committing ,ohho,i,. -
and other Alprant violations or,bo
were continuing such on,rsoos ~.
nccounts Indeed i, oson o..a,., 20 80,
in revenge for These vs,y o,,..a., -
the very men that b.d no.ae,.,,oI ,Lr,l
that the free state mo, .,,o..
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the service Of the United States, you will
cause them, before they are received, to be
infinitely inspected by an officer Of your
command, appointed for that purpose.
Jefferson Davis, sept 3 to the Governors
Of Kentucky and Illinois, says :--"ro sup
press insuuectonary combinations against
the constituted government Of the Territory,
and TO enforce the due execution Of the law
against armed resistance | am instructed by
the President Of the United States to make
this his requisition upon you for two regi-
mentg Of loot militia, to be furnished TO Ma
jor General z. +. Smith, Of the United
States army, commanding the military de-
partment Of the West whenever the ext
genc;es Of the public service shall induce
him to call upon you for said troops, to be
employed for the purpose above indicated,
within the limits OF said territory.
Other documents Of minor Importance will
be included in the publication.
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WaltOn's Daily Journal

VIII be published, MS usual, during III.
session ofthe Legislature, aud arrangement
WI DO made TO forward il daily. pOST
PAID, BY The quickest time me mails ,si0 81
Too. The election Of u. s. Senator ,al
probable discussions of the constitutional
mendmenis will give unusual interest IN nv,
approaching SESSION Of the Legislature
The Daily will support FREMoNr.
Subscribers are desired to send in hi.
names at once, that we may make tho necos
sary arrangements in time to supply oursoIye,
with materials
TERMS.
Daily Journal, post paid, 1Ooip,a
Waterman g. Journal, weekly,
during session, Is in ssy
months, 40 az to
include the public acts, 50 q
o." Postmasters, Town Clerks and RI,
resentatives are invited to forward snbsc,,.
tons, and for five subscribers or over thl.
may retain 20 per cent.
E.P. WALTON.
Montpelier, Sept 8, 1856.
tLj- Editors copying the above, will bo
entitled to the Daily free.
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To Foreigners.

Hon Henry Hubbard u r. a., who 8
stamping New Hampshire and Vermont,
and oXhoriing all the frign born cihs,rs
to vote for James Buchanan, was promoter
Of the HARrFuRD CoNyf,rioN which pro-
proposed the following amendment to the
u. $. CONSTITUTIONS
o." ART q. Noperon who shall here
after be naturalized, sla,. be eligible as a
member Of the Senai or House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, or hold any ciyl Office under tho
authority of the United >mtesn
James Buchanan was a member of the
same party
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The constitutional Question.

meeting has been called in Windsor
County to nominate ticket m favor of the
amendments so our readers will see that it
will not do to attempt to ignore the constitu-
tonal election A convention opposed to the
amendments will be called in Windsor Coun-
ty to nominate an opposition ticket, and $50
citizens Of Wlndham have called conven-
ton for the same purpose. Let us have a
good opposition ticket in Washington, en-
bracing our strongest men, and elect it unan-
imouslu.
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MAINE

Responds nobly to Iowa and Vermont.
The Republicans have elected
their Governor
$4,000 MAJORITY!
Being gain of
$4,000 from last year!
Every Congressman is RepubIi-
can
Every senator is Republican
and the
House is Republican by A toll
Noby done. The triumph of the Repub-
liesns in the national contest may now be
considered sure beyond a reasonable doubt
next to an absolute certainly. But let not
Vermont lag behind any STATE. Boys, give
Fremont at least 10000 majority in Noyem.
Der. You can do ii easily; only give ruLL
VOTE
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That Lie,

The Pstrio, still sticks to the mean lie that
Fremont is STAKEHOLDER just as if it is de-
termlned TO add to the modification of de.
feat the disgrace Of having deserved it We
have once denied that Islander, now do
ii again on the very best of authori,y-Fre.
mont himself;
] never owned one dollar in human flesh
and while reason holds It's sway in my biain
] never will. John. c. Fremont
love my wife with the most ardent affec.
ton, but that wife must toll with her own
hands rather than own the first dollar in
human flesh.--John C. Fremont.
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Wulion's majority thus far, 592l
The scattering votes IN Addison are main
ly for Hon John PiorpoIut, whose name was
used without his consent in Rutland for
Hon T.. N. Bnggs-and in Bennington for
Ezekiel P. Walton. TO prevent future mis-
takes we here say, that the christian names
of the late +. p Walton senior we're Ezekiel
Pdker--and of Z. p. Walton it, are EGakim
Persons. The names Of each were customa-
rily written with only the initials Of the
christian names.
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DR.. hane's .Areiic Explorations One Of
the most Interesting works published in this
generation vii, be the two volumes Of Dr.
Names Arctic explorations aud we may add
that these books will take rank among the
most beautiful specimens of American print.
ing The typography, illustrations and pa
per are of the very best quality. This we
say from proof copies of some Of the sheets
and engravlngs. II is pleasant to learn that
there ARE already nearly 10000 subscribers
for the work, and that the Issue for the first
year will probably be 100000. We have
marked an extract for next week, and in the
mean time observe, the regular edition will
be issued ON the first of October; and now
IS therefore the time to order this work, 80
as 10 secure the earliest aud most perfee,
copies Guilds Peterson, publishers IA
Arch - Philsdelplns.
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Fire in .Norihfsld.-Part Of the premises
Of ]. w. Brown, Deputy Sheriff. were burnt
on Monday night last, aud sepen horses per.
ished in the flames eight others were saved.
Partially insured. There is painful sus-
picion that !, was the work Of an incendiory.
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Four Days Later from Europe.

QuEREc, Tuesday, Sept. 8.
The steamer Canadian, from Liverpool
9th ut., arrived at this port this afternoon.
The news by this arrival is unimporiant.
The harvest in Portugal Is now over, and
Is even less than had been anticipated.
The vines will prove total failure, and
disease has broken out among the cattle.
The crops are SAID not to be so lurge AN
average throughout the territory of Naples
az was expected
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Constitutional Convention.

In pursuance of vote of the Republican
Mas Convention, the Freemen Of Washing
ton County irrespective Of party, IRE invited
10 meet at the Court House IN Montpelier, on
Saturday, the 20lh insl / O'Clock, A. NJ,
TO nominate candidates for the Constitutional
Convention. who will oppose all the proposed
amendments on the ground that the Council
of Censors has exceeded its powers.
Sept 10, 1856.
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Official Correspondence con-
corning Kansas.
D EPARTNENT OF STATE,

w AshtNGroN aug. 20 1896. (
Sr-The present condition of the Tern.
tory OF Kansas renders your duties as gov
ernor highly responsible and delicate. In
the instructions heretofore communicated To
your predecessor, in February last, in the
annual message to congress on the 9ilh of
the previous December, and 10 the orders is.
sued from the War Department. printed COP.
los OF which are hereby furnished, YOU will
find the policy Of the President fully present.
Cd II Is first 10 obtain order and quiet in
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o. We learn from zoe Freeport. Illinois,
Journal, of Aug. q, that HoLprN PursAM,
Esq, presided at greli Mass Meeting Of
Ffemouicr5 on the day previous. Alr. Put
nam was stauch democrat when he len
Montpelier. He 10 irne Democrat now.
Hon. Jacob Colams- The New York
Tribune pays the iollosing well meutyd
tribute Of commentator to the Hon. jacob
Collamer, United States Senator from Yer
mont;
ave cannot conclude this article without
expressing our especial gratitude to Jacob
CoIlamer OF Vermont, d. solitary Repubh
can on The Territorial COMMITTEE Of the SEN.
ate. To Judge Collamef's ability, legal aud
constitutional auainmcuis and unllring in.
dustry is the Free-State cause indebted for
many overwhelming exposures Of the soph-
isiy Of Douglas and the general perversion
Of fact and of law by which the cause of the
Border Ruiiians ID necessarily sustained
Others, alike in the Senate and IN the House
have done noby out ON Judge CoIlamcr
has the brunt OF the contest fallen, so far
as the involved questions affected consitu-
uonal or legal principles he has me, the re-
sponsblliiy with eminent capacity, assiduty
and unhnching determination. The country
WI hold him IN grateful remembrance"
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The state Fair.

We attended on Wednesday and found
the Stale Fair at Burlington proceeding
finely. The show of horses never has been
equaled in Vermont, or elsewhere some 400
were exhibited. The number Of cattle was
not large, but the quality was good Sheep
less than usual Domestic manufactures
lair Vegetables and fruus-a small show
Agricultural imp.amenis-talr. The people
are there, in great crowds, by every means
Of conveyance, aud there is a host of catch
penny exhibitions. This friday is the last
day Of the Fair
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G5- Mr.. Wells Of WOODBURY., says the
Freeman is Fremont Democrat 70 that the
Washington county delegation is entirely for
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The House.
Congress.

Every District Republican, Thus far,
Walton has 1921 maj. in the lat District,
Morrill, 1894 in the I'd, and Royce 1928 in
the Sd.
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Cincinnati, Sept, IA letter to the En-
qurer of this city, states that there were
over 10000 persons at the Democratic meet
Jog at Tippecanoe, Indiana, on the Sd inst
Senators Douglas and Cass, John c. Breck'
enridge, Johu Van Buren,, and Mr. Preston,
were among the orators.
Beiot, Wis., Sept 5.-A great republican
demonstration took place here to-day. II
is estimated that $4,000 persons were pres
ent, including delegates from Is counties IN
Illinois and Wisconsin
Death of Judge Allen. We are informed
that lion. John Allen, Of Weslford, this
State, died on Saturday last.
The Corporation of Mddlebury College
at their late session conferred The hon.
orary degree Of A. NJ on Solomon nlas OF
Fon Edward Institute that Of d. u, on
Rev. President Pcase, Of the University az
Burlington, aud Rev. Ora P Hoyt OF hala-
mazoo, Michigan.
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The British Magazines, republlshed by
Leonard Scott g. Co., come in very reg
ularly. The numbers just received are, with
one exception, the first Of new volumes.
This, therefore, IS the very time for new sub
scriptions.
The new volumes Of Biackwood and the
four British Reviews, commence as follows
The North British, May, 1856 the Edin-
burgh, London Quar-, Westminster, and
Blackwood, July. Subscription prices
Backwood or any one Of the Reviews, SO
a year. Blsckwood and one Review - or
any two Reviews, S. The four Reviews
-, Blackwood and the four Reviews, $40
Postage (which should be paid quarterly in
advance) on the four Reviews and Black
wood to any Post Office in the United States,
only 90 cents year. Namely; "a cents a
year on each Review, and cents year on
Blackwook
Address, l.. SCOTT & Co, Publishers,
"a Gold Street, corner Of Fulton, .Ntw York.
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81 HAVE MADE UP NY MIND, FOR ONE,
raAT UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL
CONVENT TO Tue EXTENSION OF THE AREA
OF SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES, OR
TO TIE FURTHER INCREASE OF SLAVE REP
REsENrATIoN IN TUE HOUSE OF REPRE-.
rENTATIvEs. 81 Donisl Webstsr,
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Election. Tuesday. November a.
For President,
j. c.. F r 4 NJ O n T,
OF CALIFORNIA.
For vice President,
VIM. /. DAYTON,
OF NEW JERSEY
For Eieoiora
william &. Bradley,
Lawrence Brainerd.
George w. strong,
John Porter,
Portus Baxter.

nr"i HEARTILY CONCUR IN AL MOVE.
MENTs WHICH HAVE FoR THEIR OBJECT
ITO REPAIR THE MlsCniEFs ARISING FROM
THE VIOLATION or GOOD FAITH IN TIE
REPEAL or THE MISSOURI CoMPRoMtsE'-
AN OPPOSED TO SLAVERY IN THE Al
srRACT, AND uroN PRINCIPLES SUSTAINED
ASD NAVE HABituAL " LONG SETTLED
CONVICTIONS WHILE FEEL lNFLEXiBLE
IN TIE BELIEF THAT 1T OUGHT NOT TO
RE INTERPRETED WITH WHERE 1T EXISTS
UNDER TIRE SHIELD OF STATE SOVEREIGN
TY, AN AS INFLEXIHLY OPPOSED TO ITS
EXTENSION ON THIS CONTINENT BEYOND
ITS PRESENT LIMITS n--.John c. Fremont.
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irasbush, Spencer p. Howard, iH ~ n 81
jag, lthamer Hadlook,
Lortii, A. p. Harding,
Morgan, j. nartott,
Ntrporf, Otis sawyer,
Salem, Charles Blake,
Troy, WIN. D. ElknT
Vesf6sid, Caruot Braicyi
Wsfmors Alonzo Bemia
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THE REFEAL or TIE MISSOURI coMPRo-
MISE, AND, AZ a CoNsEouENcE, THE EN
TENSION OF SLAVERY, ARE NO ISSUES
RAISED by US, THEY ARE ISSUES FORCED
UPoN rs, AND WE ACT BUT IN SELF nE.
PENCE WIEN WE RErEL THEM - MILAN T.
Osrfcn
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hr" WHENEVER THERE ~ 4 sUBsTAN-
TIVE GouD TO Re DONE, WHENEVER THERE
Is FOOT or LAND TO BE PREVENTED
yRoN INCOMING SLAVE TERRITORY, I AN
READY TO ASSERT TUE PRlNcIPLE or THE
EXCLUSION or sLAvERY."-- Den,ei Hsbsisr.
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! = = 3 3 9 2 q 3 3
To Advertisers.

WALroN's ANNUAL VERMONT Rroisrrt
10 be published lot OF December nertl edl'
ton 1000, and WALroN's DArLT Jouav,t.
10 be commenced Oct oh, and continued
through the session OF the Legislature. Oct.
and Nov)-dlIly edition Of 1000 to 2OOO-
affords the vrRY BEsT MEANS OF ApvrR,
risfNG TO BUSINESS MEN, inasmuch az the
circulation extends into every quarter of n,
State. 0F|A limited space will be given
for advertisements IN the Register, and to
gain admission, orders should be sent at
once.
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81 NEVER CAN, AND NEVER WILL VOTE,
AND NO EARTHLY POWER EVER WILL MAKE
RIroRY WHERE 1T DOES NOT EXIsT."-Bsa.
~ Clgy 1850.
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"FREE LABoR-THE NATURAL CAPITAL,
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
uF TINS GREAT COUNTRY ANO CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN THE MASS
Us, ALONE TO BE RELIED ON As THE bull
WAX OF FREE iNsTGTUTfoNs."-Fssm
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6l7 931 4t6 8s2 y
Grand Isle County.
.4'burrA, summer p Mott, 1876 n -
Grand Lit, J, A. Chamberlain,
NORTH nero, A. X Hubbard, 49,
Souh Hsro j. s.. Landon. gain, IS 80 al y
1870 ca iy 10
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ELECTION RETURNs.

.Bogus Democrats ma 1ed B.-All the rest Repubs.
per'ninston County.
resn. NpHE
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IN Register. In Daily,
Page SIS col. during pub. sl2
page 3 column !
page 5 I column
Cards Of 10 lines Cards OF 10 lines .
GPThls sheet is The size Of one page Of
The daily. S. NJ. Petcngill a. Co. are an.
thouzed agents IN Boston and New York.
z. p. WALTON, publisher.
Montpelier Sept 8, 1856
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
NEW-GR RANADA.

The AsplnpaH Courtr contains the following news
items
The Railroad Company ia building at the Panama
stat on large depot the transaction Of the business
Of The through freight department.
About tie I'D prOIimO screw steamer from Liver
pool via Kinc.ton Santa Martha and CaIthagena, Is
erected 10 reach this port.
For several days past we have been in expectation
of news from Panama that parties OF the TWO factions
n,w in excitement there had come into collision
There seems no other wsy for them to come TO de
cison The !, aders on both sides had been VaciIia
ting and exhibiting the selfish grounds ot their asta-
ton by favoing different parties at several different
times.
Her British Maiestys screw frgatc lmper1eusc lcit
this port Saturday morning under SAIL II was said, for
san juan.
II is impossible To tell what he result of he Pres
dentia election Will be. We had anticipated a much
larger majority tor MuTillo than be Is likely - have
from present appearances. We tiihk, however theIe
can BE- no doubt Of his election.
Tie fcvei of which there have been more bad cases
than usual during the past six weeks has now assumed
much nildT form.
Tie State Legislaturehas not accomplished anything
of importance except the passage OF resolution TO
receive the protecting services offered by the Society
of Los Amigos del Orden Of which our readers have
leaned something heretofore. Suffice II to say at
present thew are pledged 10 the support OF one OF the
Two candidates for the Guberng'oral char, between
whom lie Legislature should have ere this decided
and as The members of both factions always wear arms
H. the sessions the object Of the proi'r ana receipt oi
tie Aforesaid guard s suii ,iently evident
We have heard it minated tliat the place of the
United States sloop-ofwar Saratoga now lying in this
A-pmu all harbor. would probably, long, be sap
pli, by other United States vessel. There has
been but little sickness among her crew and, II a
change il n, edcd she 20 off cruise Of few
days every fortnight or three weeks.
The Legh lature of Nc,-Granada has made the fol-
lowing nominations:
Nicc.Go, oruOr Manuel Maria Diaz.
LIT DesigaLdO, RamHn NaleriuO.
I'd Desigando, Berhardo Arze Mata.
lst tSupcmente JiJudge OF the supreme Court, Carlos
Iceza AroseDeDa.
ID Suplmcnte Of Judge Of the Supreme Court, Bias
AiosemoDd.
I'd Suplemente of Judge of the Supreme Court, Jose
RtmOn.
Supemente to Procurador OF the State, jose Arose
We learn from r. PaRamcA0 Of the 9TH instant, that
the election of the Members OF the State Legislature at
Psnama f,"m the dep-rtmen, NJ Herrera, snnuled
in the session OF that body on the 9th.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
Died.

A. Placervle Aurnst %. John Palmer Of Nsw-Yors from
fracture Of the spine, aged = arr
In San Frsnol.oo Group Mary Kate Adelaide Graz.
native Of Plils6slpks. AGED yeaIs
A. tic Clinton Hotel Nevada County Orn Curtis formerly
Of Lawrence Mas. ssed % years.
Az susun Valley August 81, Mrs English formerly Of
B,stiy's Prairie, Ars. aged % years
Aufusi H. W d. HARDING drowned while crossing Feaibs
Riy,ra, Jaoksons Ford. aged 15 yeaJt
A. CLiIes Camp August l8 Mrs Mary Ann olson In
$50 wear OF her age. formerly Of Cincinnati.
Al Middleton, August 49, M Psinok Murphy from The
County If CoIk Ireland. aged a yesrs
A. Volcano Angus, Y M John hcGowen. AGED 81 yea-'
o. Rsddngs Creek Trinity County Ee Palmer formerly
Of Athens Sommerset County, Name aged 2 year,
A. Sacramento AuEust % Henry NJ Brown, formerly Of
Philadelphia, aged - years.
IN San Francisco Mr. Dwight Coukin aged q year,.
A. Berwick Bar, Tuolumne County Joseph H. Carleton
aged 20 years.
On board the Golden Age August D. Mr Franc. Kier "
W-OIlesIs.
AZ Sacramento, Augu' q Dr Henry Rudolph, aged %
years.
In Oregon, July %, Mr Sarah wife Of Gen. Thompson
M.rd.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have files from the Sandwich Islands dated at
Honolulu on the Goth of july
The acting Minister of Finance had given notice
that tenders would be received by him up to the first
of August from parics willing to make loans on eX
chequcr bills for two years the bills 10 be payable
to bearer and the interest to be paid every SIX
moths, and to be provided for by four coupons on
each bill.
Gustav Reiners esq, had been acknowledged as
Russian Consul for the Islands.
Tic PolyHes.an of July &c, has the following items
Of nows:
Their Maiestics returned from Waianac Yesterday
morning where they had been staying for few
davs at the residence of J.. +. Manni, esq We are
soIry TO hear that the Queen became suddenly ndls
posed between WaGnac and Eva, although able to
pro- cod again after n couple of hours rest. Tho con-
sequence OF the delay that the party avaied them
selves of the well-knOwn hospitality of Captain John
Meek establishment at Lihue, where welcome ls ex-
tended alike TO tie King and the cottager
novelty in this part ef the world, in the shape of
an iron schooner is now in port al Honolulu and Tor
sale. The Alice us appear. by her register IL OF ory-
five tuns burden, hos Capacous hold, and accord ng
TO all accounts is very superior sea boHt. Since her
a1ival she has been visited by almost every body in'
teieetcd in our intersland carrying trade.
The runaway Cinnamon supposed Ia be implicated
as principals access oies III the murder Of hauwa
have been heard of at Kapaka in koolouoa, many
miles from where the death occurred.
Ii was decreed that the Fire Department of the City
of Honolulu shall consist # Chic. Engineer, two As
sistaut Engineers, four Fire Wardcns, and many
frcmcn rs may be approved ci by the representatives,
Of the Department.