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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-15
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Photographed I. xprc--Iy tor the''sirsi"'"".
SPECIAL DISPATCH.
Land warrants.
WASHINGTON. D &. Wv. Il There IA eonsidera-
bic activity in the Land Warrant market, and prices
lra advancing. Further advances are looked for In
anticipation of the opening of the Land Offices Tor the
public entry of lands ia the Western States and Ter
rtores 1t Curly day When these offices are open
Cd II is Thought that twelve fifteen millions ct a
rres of Land Warrants viii be wanted for immediate
location.
vote of Louisiana.
RicuNoNp. Nof. ltth.-Lonsana has no doubt
gone for Buchanan.
Ehc Markets.
NV YeRN, Nov. llth.-Flour State, five cents
loArr-Southcrn is heavy.
Wheat is dropping AND nominal
Corn is one cent lower
Virginia SKIS 81.
BALTIMORE Nov l4th.-Thc markets here are I'M
changed
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CegMrRciAL CONFERENCE.-The are rc#i4.cd to state
,,,st a meeting OF citizens will he held IN the Public
go5m NJ this Office TUESDAY NIGHT. for the rur-
nose Of appointing delegate to represent lyuehburg
In the Southern Commercial Convention which will
meet in the city Of Snyanaahou the stl3of December
Al, who feel an interest in the matter are desired to
nileal.
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FoyN II. OLIVIER.
ap Nn. - f.rnNirf atrc..t.

MN ORLEANS l..
AGENT FOR THE SAI,F0F MANUFACTURED TOBAC.
o. would respectfully solicit tnnsGnmenfs from Manu-
Virginia. h the that, he does
ral the article except Commission Merchant. his whole
will be devoted the interests Of those who
favor him with thy -uueats, on which liberal ad
valees Wilde made.
KEfFHrxcEs-O yorN Ike IA. Jesse Iltre Co. Hurt &
Preston. Knight - Allen. Cd Aug Lr1vrh, Ammnn g.
lIHaeork INnrlhpR Cha NJ tashy, l.. IL Holland, Dan.
Win: john 5. Wilkcr Richmond
faI,- 4
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cNIn, CARRIAGES! tnrri"S"-!: caerMR>
H11S- Tho subscriber respectfully informs his Mn
friends, customer and the public that hc has hand
and making daily all the different styles Carriages
IpckAways aud BugEios, which finished mp neat and
strong the country. An hp good work rom
bincd with neatuess, get it OF lyHchburg without
going Yankee after it, All descriptions carriages
buggies made Order and al kinds of repairing
with neatness and dispatch ~ II. BAILEY.
The subscriber keeps and makes order all
axle Wagons from the largest horse DOWN the
smallest horse wagon also railroad cals wheel
barTows
hand several Surfing Carry alls-ono and two
horse, for moving pedding purposes
JOHN II. BAILEY
apl 5dlm&cts Iynehburg.
<tUANO: GUtNO SO Ton. Peruvian s.ua.
VI no, Just received aud for sale by
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usRpER Is AMhERsT-Ne leaia that on Saturday
iii of last week, negro mln WIS murdered at Tie
's-,tatjon OF Col LafiSeh, in Amherst coaufy. a
a,. mic trap this cry The murderer WAS It slave
belonging 70 the Col Aao.1er negro VA. severely
,r,s murderer wis arrested anl is HOW lodged in
amherst jul Wedil not lean tic names Of the par
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a EAKD.--Ghc sn bsrribrr rc-pccti uiiy ia form.
his trends and the public generally that he ha afed
tornhhn Hall, Main street square aboVr III" Bank Rich
1URE known in the photographic Art give him call and
yon shah not be disappointed
nov "a 1wNr1v = T. CHRIS
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E IL. sss4WPE,
q IA Bnhur.n Insfnr.

epo fobucCO Factor,
MADISON 3 rfrWFES FRONT Row & MAIN,
MEMPHIS TFES,
Would respectfully state Virginia Manufacturers that he
his whole and attention 10 the Tobacco Trade and
mines himself exclusive Commission business, and will
< strict attention to nmcns Which liberal advances
W ii be made.
REFERENCES james Penn Cashier Planter Bank, w. ].
Davis President southern Bank of Tenn Memphis Jno NJ
Ocy. Cashier Bank Of Virginia Jno blair ynchburg Va
Nm.A yres, Dauville, Va. Saml Ayrt- Richmond, Va.
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loes.--It IS thought there will lie very large
number of llass driH en- from the Vest this fail
Weston STR.
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<,AsL AZ ENGNEDOvE's mud see his las,

nuet, Cloaka Fus Dress Gaps Head pfears Collars
SlepN IandNrtlct Stork uEa Gloves lohs Trimmings,
lot Ornaments at character French Grdes that
and killing GuIeot Hoop Skir7 Zephyr goods
aud children Ghrueal Head bresaos In The greatest
variety Insrlrd Japonia,s ether elegant flowers fa n"
lain Cur Hair israids aud Frizees Combs aud cndN
variety notions all which undetermined asel cheap
than ever tor cash
i,ccollect pretty Bonneta Mt g. 81 aud 81 on
4 \ IkGIIDONE
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n Doves thenmRe l.nimeut Turfol, Mustang andAra
ban Lnimcn,, Nerve and Bone Linnont Sc for sal by
JOHN IL. SEAY.
lots htuesist.
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MON HDTIT. nj 0nmpbcII No"rIfOHs",
u LATE JORDANS HOrEI.-Ihe subscriber having
purchased the above property aud taken charge of IT. int ns
put II in complete repair ierepeetfny solieits call
from his friends the inner patrons OF the house aud tho pub
Ii, III general NM a. CLEMENT
In 3tots- Rep cepy.
a At.NIN TsFE&d q. Coun,i-~ion Merchants
L AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE pF VIRGINIA
N NNIFACTUREDr TOBACCO, Nos 67s 90 Magazine street
y
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II from the Manufacturers lot OF the Combined Spiral Sa
Meat Cutters with "a and % Steel Blades This arr
Is Improvement those sold year and that s
So great satacton These have the Iron Cylinder and
cut from $50 to 200 lbs hour which we will wa
rant 10 give entire satifaction. SIMPSON & BRO
Sign Of the Golden Lock Iyncllurg
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RKOWNLOW,s REPLY TO THE GREAT
tn, NON WHEEL just received by Espros. at s
j""eZl"f9 LANGHORNE Il WALKUPS,
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FENi fuhacrher bcr leave return his thanks 10 lis MI
friends tor their liberal patronage to tho
which he has hplouEe and a continuance oi
t,,r patronage To the new concern
i,n IActa UlsAI II NOWI1S.
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fnNE subscriber being thankful for the liberal patronage DO
auwe1 on the different of which h. has been
member aud promising that every shall he "Nrred to
phase s would respectfully ash continuance OF
Ia, sam. To the new concern ! n 4 Il II Nown and
ha be able attend 10 thpir business In
u NDWI1N
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TIE "NORVELL" has undergone change Of construction
that places aootng with the best modern built Hotels Of
the country.
The contains every necessary convenience for guests
AMI is furnished ina styc rFdANCE aud COMFORT suited
10 the of all and al eicter that will make rank IN
Tact with the first class Hotels of the country.
WELLS & HYDE,
Il.II. lhrI11II nlAra
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WV CNltinod IlnHtor, m SIaru n1d l7r 8To ny
MM. \. MILLER.
"lts IN Ntm
BoS OhEqsE Eok asf.E.-s w,sh Io sell
ss the entire TYPE. lOHbElt CUTS CASES. 40 h.
lonpuG the IsnchburR Republican, HI" type nearly
thu quantity suhccu ter good Job once, there
bonn -ttr i,ty different fonts at TWO
ma llINlgA FLOOD Proprietor.
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4 u.OAKS, GuOAkS.-Wc cnll the attcn tiOi..
u vt Ladies 10 magnificent Stock of Coaks, Iamas
StAwR. 81, Sc 1uet 10 mi
sep 2ata Rep copy JAZZ A. STIGLER & co.
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nNE undssfnod retiring from tho business would most
chocrluly recommend hs and former
Alr Tnaicrro all of his friends and acqualnanccs
sep la.ta Rep. copy. JNO G., HAMILTON.
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- ~ a. L. OonnnIly's justly celebrated -
- dressed Heavy, Mountain Buck Gloves, Dozen lust
eevrd also iiucR Sea skin Fur Top and o sdenta Gaur
lets Kid, Cloth cali, heR Isle Slk, Berlin aud oycrl OH
style Of Glove worth lAt mig, may be found ~ he
CLOTHING "a FURNISHING BAZ AR
nah
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4 n Hbls. Estrm Fine Tanners Oil, o." con
~ sgnmout j Is a - H. NoWLIN.
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| ATTEST NEWS
AaWi,,i err rs,..suop..

NEW loRk, My. i3-rhr steamer Eurol
win dates from Liverpool 10 the 1T inst. has
riNea.
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4 INAE,I. OF s~5O.-Ny supply eft ssODis, shoes,
Hats. Caps. Trunks and other articles in line
ally large, and offered IT i living prices good customers
my GOOD all who wish call and
best OF goods my line offered ia
Il ynchburg7 +. SEABukY.
22is
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IMPORTS.

SAN FRANcIsco-Per Fanny Major-1S fr.ins butter, 1S6
sks fur, SO pkgs cotton duck, 80 SKIS . . q 80 coils tpwIil-.
152 bills riLt bread, IS bhls navy bread, 81 bil. salmon. 6 c.,
backberries, 4 cs egg plums, 3 cs d-nim-. l cs ticking, l bale
ticking l cs overals. l bal" brown drills, 10 cS ginger snaps. 10
CO Jenny Lini cakes, D cs butter crackers. 5 cs soda crackers.
D G : Boston crackers, 5 cs sugar crackers, 6 cS saI"ratus crack
er|, Il chests tea, III cs pilot and navy bread, ~ bhIs d.. Il
c. preserved meats, 100 p&gs mds", 8 cs shoes, % cs hats, 5 cs
cl'thlnr, l bN dry gp"lS, l bag specie: 2 bXs opium, l ck
brandy, one jar ammonia, , hgs wal1uts, II cs brandy peaches
2 cs arr'wr rot, 500 or SKIS -four, II bhls salmon, 80 tins ck.s.
q 'mt-s, mis-, % pkgs tea. s cs sal"ratus, 10 cs cider, l cs
pants, i cs jumpers, shirts &c. 3 cs shir5s, 6 IS brarans. 43
wool pals, ? csks butter, 10 pkgs tton duck. Is csks salmon.
) c' boots anl shoes, l cs dry & 0ds, ) bales dry goods, 3 cs
mlSn in bond, - cs il bon.
FRoN SEA-Pr Pfel: 1O gallon. brandy. 8 ker. do, l ca.k
an 20 kegs gia, 6 c1s"s tobacco, Is guns, II hbls ppy Ter. %
VI PERCUSSION caps. 81 hNlS. shot, 90 bbls brads. . bullet IN oulls
= tz. hatclrets, II axes, 3 bhls salt, 80 scissors, : Ioz. knives
IL tz. shirts, ! l1z. pa coats, II pairs stockings. II prs. hr,
gnns, p bbls blubber, 400 barrels bone, 400 walrus teeth. 2O)l
skins.
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To TRAIN HORSES TO THE H~ARxEs.-Bae:n very
gently, IS Sc Gritty may entirely ruin n v1lulble ami
mil. Throw a rope over his blck, letting it hing
down on both sides. Then leld him about IN a cares
sng manner, unit he finds tn it will not hurt him.
Then put on different parts of the harness in the
same manner, .nd he VIII finally work in it without
being frightened or FESTIVE.
The less you letve your ch.llren when you die, the
more they VII hive twenty years afterw ards. Wealth
inherited shoull be the incentive to exertion. In
steld of thlt, :" it IS the title deei to sioth.'' The
only money that does a mln good is what he earn.
himself. A ready-mlde fortune, like ready-made
clothes, seldom fits the man who comes into possess
sion. Ambition, stimulated by nope and a ~halfflled
pocket-book, has n power that will triumph over all
d thculties, beginning with the rich mans contume-
ly, and leaving of with the envious mans malice.
Police Tribune.
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addition to the $40, 900 for the war establishment
was to be placed under the control of the Minister of
war. All these preliminaries were fixed to the salts
fiction of all concerned, the department of Public
Works was removed to the charge of the Minister of
War, and an order was forwarded to procure the most
scientific engineec to be found in the United States or
Europa. There were plenty who no doubt would
gladly have accepted the offer, had the inducements
been sufficient ; but the paltry sum offered for SO val
liable services were very naturally spurned with co1-
tempt. Still the object was effected, the entire pub
lie works of the Kingdom were transferred to and
still remain under the charge Of the honorable Minis
ter Of Foreign Relations, Minister at War, Secretary
of the Navy, &C., sc. Now, the public contend and
we think rightly, that when the sham vancouver Of
trying to make the war department of great conse-
quence had burst up, and the attempt to induce q
skillful engineer to come here and work for less than
his services would command in America or Europe
had resulted rs perhaps was anticipated and desired,
the minister was bound to throw up the office into
more competent hands. The continued tenure of the
bureau by him, is very naturally ascribed by the
public to ambitious motives and to a desire to control
without audit ons-half the public funds of the King
dom. We clnnOt say that it is so, but we do say that
the public interests would be vastly promoted by n
reconstruction of the Ministry and placing the depart
ment of public works (the most important to the well
Of the kinglom) under the sole cilrge of one
who can devote al his time to it and who should be
every way capable Of filing the post.
[Siace the above article was put into type. the government
set Il gang of prisoners to take what + mains Of the Pampc-
IS ballast, after She has hailastai at least ty' vessels. But the
ID Is being done, as IN 5 gJveri m mt jobs are, in the mos tell
'us am expensive way that could be devised
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Supreme Court.

Avon, the Chinlman convicted of the murder OF
Hoopii, was sentenced by the Chief Justice to be
hung on the first Friday in November next, between
the hours of eight o'clock in the morning and twelve
O'Clock at noon, within the walls of the Fort ut Homo
lulu. We understand that the criminal has confess
ed his guilt but if he had not, the flcts of the case
were such as to admit of no doubt of the righteous
ness of the verdict of the jury. 1t would be hard to
find among the whole list of criminals a more cool,
cruel, and pitiless murderer than Avon. The SINH
llrity of wounds, his own admissions, AMI other
circumstances, show cOnclusively TINT he was the
murderer of kluwa III the early part of the same
month that he killed Hoopii and in both Instances
it is evident that when he had rendered his victims
utterly helpless, he deliberately sought for their
hearts, and drove the knife home again and again.
This is the first conviction for murder since the
year 1915, and among the natives this case has pro-
duced Il deep sensation. 1t is somewhat remarkable
that there have been but three trials for murder
since 1915. The first was that of Francis, who was
acquitted on the ground of insanity, that of the Chin
amen tried ut the last term for the murder of Kauwa,
and the present case.
Achu, a CoOle servant of Mr.. Brewers, plead
guilty to stealing a case of prints, valued at 1852,
and was sentenced to imprisonment at hard labor for
three years. The goods, which were stolen from Mr..
Brewers store at midday, were recovered by the DO
lice and returned to the owner. Another Cooiie from
Kauai, who purchased the prints from Achu for $s58,
was put upon his trial for Sc receiving stolen goods
but was acquitted.
Ahsea, a Coolie, plead guilty to selling opium with
out license, and his counsel Mr.. Harris. asked for
the mercy of the Court on the ground of the indus
try and good character of Ahsea. The Court. after
comforting with the police justice before whom Ahsea
was originally tried, sentenced the accused to paw q
fine Of two hundred dollars.
The opium, which was in five tin cases. was sold
to the same coOlie who bought the stolen Prints from
Achu. The coolie was formerly a laborer on Mr.. Tit
combs plantation at IIanalei, .nd had his wares ON
board a vessel bound for that place, when they were
discovered. The selling of opium Oh Kauai is a great
Chief Justice Lee read his decision in the case of
the Minister OF the Interior Us. the Hlwaiiln Steam
company, which was TO the effect fLat he
had no jurisdiction in the case. He said the contract :
the parties fixed tie tribunal to settle their
which was the Supreme Court. not tbe
-i!let Justice thereof, and that where "a tribanaI was
named III the contract, no other had power to net.
he bill III this ease was brought before the Chief,
justice acting III has Office rs Chancellor. and NOT he-
ore the Supreme Court, anu was accordingly dis
missed.
oet eral native cases were tried, and the Court is
TIL III session herring cases IN blnco. i,
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HONOLULU. OCTOBER Is

AONOLuLU, OCTOBER 10Th, IOoo.
EDITOR OF THE P. C.. ADVERTISER As correspOn-
dence on every subject from the highest to the low
est appears to be the order of the day, allow me, as
one OF the parties arrested for selling liquor without
a license, and consequently by the inductive reason
ing OF justice In his article Of October 8, suPpos-
ed to be a member of the Honolulu Robbers Socie-
", to say, that to my knowledge, nc such society
exists, except perhaps, in the excited brain of that
writer, and borrower, if there is, and he has to wait
until the names of those who compose it are known
to every "honest' man. he is in danger Of remaining
ignorant : TIL the crack ~o'doom." The insinuatiOns
against the Med'cos, [ leave them to take care Of
They are licensed +. to kill or cure, and whether it
IS done with whiskey that knocks at forty PAGES,
or with strychnine in aqua pura Icare not. think
the Motel keepers before they commenced their Don
TILT at winl-raills, should have taken care
that Mtmbrino's helmet was something else but q
wash basin. Are they such good law abid-
lnS subjects that they do not fear to be brought up
Tor violation Of the written code in a number of its
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LAHAIkA, Oct. II. 1856.

DEAR SIR Il report reached us from Hlwlii
this day of the loss. in the ice, of the briggs T'1T9uiaa
tsd -fsqfe. Also a schooner, name not gwen,
'xo natives. who were ON board the schooner are
reported to be at present on the schooner Lihoiiho,
and they VIII probably be at Honolulu in a few days
capt. Molteno who communicated this information,
states that the natives did not know the name of the
schooner but called the commander Capt. Jack, (prob-
ably the schooner F0ryard.1
Their M9jesties were to leave Kawaihae this Tues
day evening for this place.
Very truly, yours,
c. S. BARLOW
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EXPORTS.

NAN0HrTFR'F ITLAND-per Bril- Recoverable bhls tqUry. Q
kris nails. 1893 bags sug1r, % hhs Su-or. , bhIs mainssas. %
bxs TIA, , hlgs rica. 80 ba - coffee, 5000 cher, ots, I cs cher ,9t..
cans powder, 6 Bath bricks, 3 cs sherry. / hx specie. ; hi "a
brandy, l hh whisky, ? hills al tom, 20 IS whisky, Is cs gil,
. cs oil t m, . cskS p rTr, 10 cS cherry brandy, 4 cs cider. IL
BAGS pull, ! pipe gin, 1 cs IL, l bale pulu.
san FR.y' I'Co-Pr FIR noes Palmer-14 bales pulu. 5 CO
yellow m"t1l, 3 ks c mp nails, 10 cE<s AM 3 rS 1lI metal. IO7
cS spirits trrpHntine, % pkgs mise, COS hiIes, II bag. potato. :,
6 tics AMI 3 hhls sIush.
P,"r' n TIE PArIeIC-ror brig Oahu 4? haIrNhrs brown
si"ar. ~ packages beet. III bags alt. so ba-s COFFEE, 200 ~ = =
r. sur. % Nh1S p2tltoes. IS cases an ] packa"e .lks, % c-Sns
anl so bal : dry gods. . ca-. marchralisa, ! cns- AMI , bills.
hHr t"ar , CO : fur liturn, 3 rttNs or ckerv, 20 bnxes pipoe. /
ca slliL ry- . frN"s pr 'visi ms. 5 caS"s loaf surar. 5 hrv ,
t1ha"cN- . hal -'h'ls ricn. 2l iron knttlr.. 10 sets trunks. 1 nmpv v
10 hlS salmN". l ca.r heals. 336 packages merchandise.
20 9olS al, 2 CASES s1usages, 40 or. boxes cigars.
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HLo, Hawaii, October ., 1856.
DEAR SIR-Since The arrival Of the Sarah Sleaf on the 9th. the
f flowing have arrived. Japan, Diman, FIN Bhcring straits. 500
b5ls. this season ship New England, FIN Ochotsk. 1860 btls.
and bark Milwool, Silva, 25O bEls. Capt. Tobey reports the loss
OF the brig Agate in the ice. Capt. Silva reports brig Tarquina
of Honolulu, condemned at Shanta Island, having been previous
" damaged in the ice. The ship Mt. Vernon, Nye, was lost.
The wreck was bought ~ Capt. Fisher, of ship BarnstabIe, who
obtained 200 bis SPIN oil from the wreck. l send YOU the follow
ing reports. L. F. Mason, 4 VIII Euphraes, . do; Marriage, L
do; Gil. Rowland, clean in Aug; in July Canton Packet, , VII
and crew all sick with small pox. Yours J. WoRrH.
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MEMOIR ANDA.

Loss OF The BRIcS TARQCISA ASD ArATE-Py way Of Hu1
we hear that the brig Il rluiaa, Capt. Weaver, oyl ned by Nessrs.
Allen 4 Co., Of this place, was lost in the Ochotsk SEA. She
sprung a-leak by coming in Contact with the ice, AM put into
shantar Bay to repair. After having been baacheI aAI hove
down, she went to pieces. The brig Agate, Capt. AIled ow9A
by Messrs. Williams x Co. was lost. as We Learn from thSS1r.
source, near St. PaGlhs Island. Kamschatka Saa. Capt. All;n
remained on that Ishnd-his crew wer. brought to Hlo by the
ship New England, which vessel brought some Of the crew OF the
sch. Forward, owned at this port, which we reported last week
as lost. We have not yet received particulars.
\ large clipper ship passed. this port or Sunday, the 12th in,b
between 5 and 6 O'Clock, PM, under a press Of canva,-every
sail set. It was probably the ship Competitor, about l. days
from San Francisco, bound fr China.
- The Sea Serpent reported here to have been seen in
Lahaina harbor, turns out rs usual to BE- hoax.
Capt. Tripp furnished US with the ~f1lowiag report, which is
the latest and most favorable account w. have sen Fl m III.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. 7.
RIVA

Oct. Sam VIII sh Huntsville, Griit, I'm Ochctsk, COO VII, 1000
lbs bone.
S.-Br BIZ Ariana, Zifuent:s, - days from Manila, cargo to
MesSrs- krul aai 5iuIL
S.-Haw. sch Excel, Ant3ni for NawliwiH, Kauai.
9-HIT. sen PIei, Scli1velb.cs, 81 Is fin Arctic OCEAN.
1O-Am VIII sl Sc ,Iald, Smith, trnn kpllcG. 100 bbl..
1O-Amb BIZ CossIca, Tripp, from Och5t.E, 100 b5s, 10000
lbs bone.
10-Am sh Eric, Jerdegan, from Kamschstka. 1000 yh.la
10000 lbs bone.
1O-Mary, blrriI, from Kawaihae. Hawaii.
liam wh Sh Chas. Carroll, Tdtde, I'm Koiiack, 1000 VIII.
$4,000 lbs bone.
I.-Sch kamehameha ", GuIick, 1 days from Molokai.
liam VIII sh Vim. I'll, Smith. HOO VII. 1900 is bone.
1t-Haw. sch knnOi, IlJSron, from klhuIui aud Llhaila.
14-brig john Dunlap, CanJage, from HiF, Hawaii.
16.-Am Wh sh MoguL, Glars, hn * imschatha, 500 bbls this
s5aS0l.
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ARRIVALS

Oct. o.-ship Scotland, Smith, n. L, no report given, I'm Kam-
Scfatka.
1o.-Ship CT leon Rowland, Bryant, N. B., 20 sp, 500 VIII,
5000 lbs. bone.
1O.-Bk }. Z. Donnen, Charry, $50 VIII, 6oO0 lbs bone, from
Uch)tsk.
10.-Am mer. sh Crystal Palace, Simmons, 81 Dis from Val
11.-ship Marcia, Wing, n. b, AS VIII, $3.50 lbs bone, from
Och)tsk.
13.-Sh James Maury, Curry, N. B., 10 sp, $50 VIII, from
0ch0tsk.
l3.-Sh Timcrllne, Winsl1w, n. B., 40 sp, APO VIII. $500
lbs bone, from Kp1iack and Arctic
13.-Sh Julian, Cleveland, n. B, 100 VIII, 1000 lbs bone, FIN
Dh-ring Struts.