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Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

RIcu STRIKE At Grass VALLEY.-Orlando
Jennings, who is working the ground OF the
franklin Company, near the celebrated Ali
son Ranch Lead, hns struck an Immensely
rich vein Of quartz, while prospecting for
that lead. 1t is about eight inches thick,
and the loose earth from the groupings pays
about one dollar to the pan, The vein was
struck one hundred feet from where the ledge
was supposed 10 lie. and by some is supposed
to be distinct lead In that portion Of the
rock which has been examined, the gold is
plentifully apparent to the naked eye. The
members of the Franklin Company 10y this
discovery, have made their fortunes --Negaia
Transcript
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

a MAN named George G. Bronson was
found dead in his bed at Forest City, Friday
morning,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

FATAL AcelDENT.-On Tuesday near Warm
Springs Alameda county, man named
Frank Woods was killed by the ovcrturuing
Of wagon in which he was riding.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

DAsHAwAY HALL-The San Francisco Alta
says, the price of the Dashaway lot and house
has been set by its proprietors at $l4, 800
The Dashawnys will have a contribution ball
in few weeks, to raise funds for the purpose,
and an the meantime, the Ladies Dashaway
Association are circulating subscription lists
Protestant IRIsu CELEBRATIONS In New
ark, n. j., on the 9th, the Protestant Irish
had great celebration. The military were
under arms during the day in anticipation of
riot. On returning to New York the mem
bers of the several visiting societies discharg-
ed their pistols in the air, Tut ball from
one took effect in the neck Of colorcd wo-
man, fatally wouuding her.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

CALFoRNIANs tN PAnIs.-A Paris letter saws
Capt. Henry n. Naglee, Mrs Dr. Hitchcock
and daughter, Mrs. R. L. Brewster and Mrs
Moore, Mr.. Z. W. EDDY, of San Francisco,
and Mr.. John Mr. Burnett, Of San Jose, Cal,
are among the list of Americans, registered at
the banking house of John Monroe & Co..
No. Rue de la Pux
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

SPORTING lNrELMGeNcE.-On Friday, a
pacing race came off over the Centreville
Course, near Sacramento, between Morg
Miller st. Clair and Pet, for purse of $500
mile heats, best three in five. st Clair
was the winner in three straight heats. The
following gives the time made:
J. L. Miller enters b. $. St Clair. ....1ll
Wm. =, Brown " r 6 Pet..;:;......22 ?
Time-2:40i 2;1OI. 2:45.
The same day. at the Yolo Race Track,
there wos tro'ting race for purse of $50
for three year old gelding and mares to har-
ness. Lantern, Princess and st. Louis, were
the contestants and the race was won by
Lantern. There was also a race bewteen
three year old stations for purse Of $3.50,
which was won by Jack Haw kins, ir.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

DURryG the FIVE years that the Republicans
have been in power in Michigan, the eSpen-
ditures have been $3.50 ,495 SIS more than the
receipts. This is the policy Of the prodigal
and spendthri!t
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

TIE "IRREPRrssIDlE" LEADER.-Soys the
Boston Post: The rai-splitting party are in
great distress at the plain speaking Of its
leading men. There are some chaps among
them who "speak right out in meetin, -
touching the real character and designs oftbe
party. Mr. Seward confesses himself delight
ed to find Mr. Lincolns aboitonism as "irre.
pressible' as his own while "Long John"
Wentworth waves the genuine piratical flag
in the West, 10 the great terror of the time
servers who would fain have the people be-
jieve that Lincolnism is very mild type Of
the old black tongue" ofthe party. It's no
Ase, however Everybody understands that
their lepi sentative men are Sumner and
Seward, and Giddings and Loveioy; and that
Lincoln is behind the best of 'em only in re-
spect of talent, ond-rersonnl beauty.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

.FHoM KENTUCKY "A letter from Louisville.
pnh]jshed in one of our exchanges says: The
Democrats here are almost unanimous for
Douglas / believe that Breckinridge has
fewer friends in the city than Lincoln. OF
forty thee Democratic lawyers. for instance.
only eight favor Breckinridge The twelve
hundred German Democratic voters, led by
the Louisville Anzeigcr, are, of couse, almost
unanimous for the Little Giant. In the coun-
ties of jefferson outside of the city. Hardin.
Laure, Nelson, the proportion of Breckiniilge
men to the "reguars"i is nearly the same, and
the former are spotted as disuuionis,s.
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and with hardly au exception. tire name does ut
indicate sex. bi--5,Iy." " tine ,ye. ' We
man. d. old man, silk" Maui" big
stick" " h1-chie-wit.1ut-a-clnoe birds
head ta- name. fish, " thief, mis-
chief cutlery man-witA-owIseye,
z'od-w,a-4n- and q thousand such absurd and
MT a-"ay- decent names are most caIriei'Gs-y
CIV" - .'Es ana GlF-H H-i9eTlAihA,e-s Inc
-.-t'--y % tracing q -4AiiJ without the Gle" oil
= '-.n'y H-me is obvious There must be want
."- - such Is.g-e 'ha' jealous vigilance u pre-
serve " good name Tie inheritance from "onoTed
i-1'@' 7--" - Win "> --@ 9--'N DIV" anu
J'--9' &C. @...ll''-s % preserve nh'a1AIsNed tAe
mono. '. ,as-F FANNY names ana IN business
- d = A--s7S % A''," VINO j. VINO
' @5-N5 '-5~5 mig nave
o. 90 "-.'i '7 '"7 =""N
~ "' i--'-: ""-
'--s -1- nus 's ''is--sIs- simply - " piece Cl
in. and in fact commanding. Is,. all married wo-
men y aI9pt the name. Of ,seir husbands. =,
tlar K.eaa'= CThe Pl:n) wife shall be Slrs.
Ka-la. ~ as they would express it. KaeLa wahi-
n.. the f.lu.!. Kasha. If Size should retain her
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= orr brother q the quill, who presiles
ceV-lo.y over the Frista. has recently returned r.
= summer vacation on Kauai, and IN the rarar
September, gives q few notes Of what be saw tho
Oar only regsc- Is that he did not give en- extend,
account q his r4ubie-, for 10 one j. more car,bL :,
doing ia~uca 70 rae ha.,-lesrrJei p,etlfezquens. %
the scenery .E raat island, than he. We cary tn,
three oi his notes
The COFFEE BLIGuT.-This has entirely COW.
ej the Two plantations. which. in the ST.rir-
lSJ1, we saw in tall and successful cult5-s
yielding 100000 pounds Of excellent coffee T.
was sad II witness the contrast. Then sc5rts r
busy women and children were picking the rich
berries, and depositiug their gatherings At nigb,
NJ the overSeerS Office. bur now ali was sIler.
Not "a -athergr was abroad. and we saw lahorgrs
bringing caiea trees upon their shoulders. 70 bes,
Jbe fires under the sugar boilers Of Ny. Titcomb
The blight GaoS not appear t. BE- diStuuearin,
Not only Is the blight upon the coffee tree. Ls7,
the indigo. guayl, tE. Eoa, kukui, and we know
not how many other plants. shrubs and trees ara
whitening and dying, beneath the fatal and
spreading evil.
Naturalis-s have their views upon the subject
see Sir D.. +. T.nCent's in another column. and
- has ,he the9laEiau. Rev. J. Cummings. AZ
London. lie suppose> this blight, and other
calamitieS, such Is the poratoe disease and vine
blight, u be occlsIaued by the angel pouring the
9Th vial. s. - Great Tribulation" and other
Of Or. Cummings works.
NANCoUyER'S OG,NGz TREE.-Upon Mr.. Tt
combs plantation. in Hanalei valley. there is .
large orange. which, tradition Says. was planted
by the celebrated English navigator. Vancou.
YER. in 1898. The wind has partially DESTROYED
II, but good oranges are still procured.
QUAILS-A few years ago, n few California
quaIls were left az hilauea, On Kauai. and the
forests. in that region. are now enlivened bv their
cheerful notes and beautiful forms. Let this fact
encourage those who are striving To Introduce
singing birds At the Slndwich Islands.
Ma. KRULL's DAIRY-About midway between
Hanalri ana Lihue, ON the north side of tie is
land, Mr.. krull formerly Of the firm of Krull A
Mol. German merchants. Of Honolulu has
leased "a large tractO p~Asture-l land, embracing an
area of some twelve miles square, or equal in size
u a small German P~rincIpality, for the purpose
of feeding mich COWS and cattle for packing. He
has selected a most picturesque spot, which he
has laid out with much taste. The dairy eStab-
lishment Is well located. and d stream of pure
mountain water passes 10y 1t. We saw the
rich cream in process Of being converted into
butter. Such neatness and cleanliness We did not
expect - Se-' Hon0lUlUans need not fear t. buy
Mr.. krull's butter. said our companion. "a
silk dress would not have been s1iled. in PASSING
through the establishment. Success u enter
pTises of this nature and description.
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the control or their .r-an and boldly assert that
it j. upheld and continued, ss as aa agoHenf
IF thar yiars- On them. therefore. let the oHus
OF It r=st. -
since the above was vut iu,3 type. we have
learned, from Chinese merchants who have
been subjected - the new rule. that hereafter
their imrarrl-ious are = re searched for opium
BY the custom house officials. This last act Is in
keeping with the line of conduct winch the
Minister Of Finance has for q long time been Vur-
SUNG. lie. % disgust the whole mercantile COM
muuity with his UEciaI course, and demonstrate
= them ;aac he Is not the man for that Office.
Why single out such men As Jti and Along
men who have lived long enough among Us to
establish a character tlr honesty and business
capacity which the Minister himself might envy.
and order that their importati,uS shall Ice search
ed tr opium? Why not serve all alike If the
Minister has discovered an opium mares nest
among The Chinese, lac a4J better pursue his In
yesti-arious. He nay make some discoveries
which may not prov. 20 De- mares nests. Better
examine our bales Of printing PAPER. too per-
haps some opium viii he found there. ~ some
other d. pills quite IS obnoxious 20 lis taste.
= a- from There being tie slightest ground
ir The Ministers course. he has not found. nor
Will he fad. 1--WE f-e, confident in asser,in-.j the
first tlel Of opium sought % be struggled. Our
Chinese merchants are above such acts: and the
Minister of Finance only shows his Ignorance Of
them. and his unftuess for his duties, in singing
them out - the objects Of his official vengeance.
Every ilau viii look with contempt OH this last
act Of his.
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PASSESGER


FOREIGN
For Sax FsAScrsCo-par Cont sept | Blzin AMI wife,
W Y Cu.hbert. Capt ) ii NaIett- wife, > children and servant
b. TryOn. Charles Wa12ce. VI Nachalr. } = Ma-ialt1, George
Richtris5a. II Brennan : Story. ? silva. ) >ImouS, ? Green
wood-11-
For PHIS1x LL,yp-pcr Ze- sept 81 Mitchell r. Girls
wobI-
CoN~TWISE-
For KAr1f-pcr steamer, sept @Ier Majesty the Queen
AMI Prince Royal, Ills ENc~leEcy x Willie Nrs y J. tireEs
and 3 children. Miss McKIbbin. Hiss Fanny Patty \ Aii5ch,
4 A Williams. Z Emmeu. AMI 20 deck passenger
From RAUA-peT Steamer sept @aiss Anna S;o;t- 4 a
wuIlarxs.J Mott smith. Nr HeucE- wife an cAhirel- ? b-uit,
} Hobbs. and ~ deck passengers
FOR LsHaIxs and Hmo-per steamer. Sept I-SamH-i y
C,stia. Rev : y Bishop AMI SON. Nis- Bishop Capt 7 Spencer
Capt Wine-ar. Capt lush : g DWi-It and 3 Children : Hoi-
never. r Pratt. and abort 100 d-cE pa--eu-trs-
From EAsr NArt-per KaluHa, sgt -Mrs N Il BecSEi;h
anil children =,
From LAHafxA-per Ean1si- Sept- -D y FItneF- MISS u
Rowel. Master Baldwin. AMI - deck passengers
From KGwArHAs-psr Mary. sept -M@<srs Holmes )
smith. Brsxu. Robinson. Munro. and 30 deck Tas-ers-rs
From KOSA. HkwAu-Per kcAaulu7hi- -"Tt- iC-hl-. NIaFy
md FUau Paris ~ Coi-. . Lszsur. ~ Jars~Hu-ami 'r" FH-r
lsrrisucrs. IuI - l-rA uI--rlz-l-
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Correspondents Of the Pacific Commercial A5vert.ser7
Ti,c Manufacture of Sugar.
MAKAwAo, Sept. I, 1860.


MAkAwAO, Sept. /, 1861.
Mr.. EpIToE-Deqr Sir:
II II. .i aag nc Il Is MS n.s.s
z. in his letter of the 9th u.t. evidently intended
10 administer to me "a severe casti-ation. l am afraid
he has made a signal failure. Perhaps I ras some
what too - hasty with NY Clint" bat your paper
has hitherto been so extraordinarily free from
typographical errors, that I had 10 idea that one
Of such magnitude could find It's way into il. But l
am really sorry TO say that he has no, only not des-
troyeI my 81 flint, but he has also provided me with
q further supply Of steel ON which that - flint" may
strike FIRE. As l intend to review his commuuicl-
tious cousecutiye,y. [ viii allow his erra;um to lay in
peace till its turn comes.
But, before passing to his other letters. let Us ez-
anime his new statement On the manufacture Of
sugars, To any person who has any knowledge Of
the business, the suggestions which Will Immediately
present themselves on reading his Sc green state, not
half cured, his high heat" AMI " h~ilge-water.'
"such a body as 10 stand the passage home, lis
g granulating point &c., &c, vii. form the strong
est Of all arguments against MIN but as these were
called forth by NJ own remarks, I feel bound to
answer him.
lie asserts that there Is no rum in c'Ar.6er scum.
Very true, there Is no rum in anything until j; uu-
der-5es the vinous fermentation bur with all cur
care, we cannot prevent some portion of the cane
juice being wasted in the scum. and rs everything
that contains slcchariue matter Is capable Of under
going the viuons fermentation, his assertion must 20
for nothing Nolasses must be diluted previous 70
fermentation, and why may not this scum be used 10
assist in that diluticu, and thus cause the cyutaiuel-
sacchariue matter 70 he converted into rum: would
much rather place dependence upon the works t.
which have referred, than upon P-s unsupported
l passed over his Unauthorized assertion
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Vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports.

An clipper ships Maraeuke ard Silver star would lave san
Francisco FOR Honolulu about S-pLl J.
An bark Yankee, LOvett- would Lave cnu Francisco Tor Homo
lula sept IL 10 i5-iu- sept go
Han brig COuenriia, CahHhley- sailed from BremeEhaven
April 10. with assorted cargo 70 Ntssrs- HoischLis-eT x
SapenhCrs.-
Danish clipper ship Triton. Nielsen. sailed IN July from Liver
pool. with mdse TO JaniOn. Green x Co
Am ship siam. Rice, sailed from Boston JIne Is, with assorted
c-yO-
October or November
Am ship Radusa- B1Ttett, sailed from Boston May 10Th with
assorted cargo ~ q. Brewer X Co-iEc sept - O. so
II. B. VI ship Calypso. N0ntre>oT, sadie! from Panama ia
Tahiti fr this port
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SEE BEDFORD OIL MARKET.

SPERN-Ihe market Tor Sperm c1utiauss IN good t-maui and
firm az our quotations The sales in this market since our last
foot up 1910 bbl=- az 100 CENTS per zallCu-lVs5 bbls- being for
home c resumption and the balance for eNport- We also notice
a shipment % Europe q 600 bbls- recently arrived here hut
O=u-i in Warren- In Nesport Ne notice a sale % ~ bbs- a.
13D cents T~T CALM Tor expert
WH&LE-Is also in good demand and hoiders q Pri1ei0ts are
asking an adyauce en- previous qultItiDas- The Transactions
81 the week ineirie saIes % 800 bbIs- in parcels We quote
SO bbIs- northern AZ - censs, 200 do DO ~ -. cents, ID do.
do AZ - Cents 400 To- GCett ~ cents, rer gallon IJj bbis-
dsrs AZ - % u eeuts- Also 1000 Jhls- - Marguerite Bay -
a pne= not transpiTal, and 100 DO &c Elephant az - ceuts- In
Elxlrtozn 80 bbl-- Humpback- &c, ~ = cents pr gallon
WHALEEoSE-Ihe market Is sithou. traEs4c:iJn-ShDPfHg
LIZ {. lnfZ In
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MEMORANDA

~ ship Bimalrya repors-Let Hongkong July u first
l. days hal aue weather, with Gains Nei a severe typhoon
OF sizo-a. which lasted tao hours, during which ~c lost water
casks. l. bound 20 Valparaiso, AMI touched % procure wa e.
anil provisions Has seeu no vessels since leaving H0uskons-
II whsIe-aap J.Psr.oH. Hunting. % sag Harb1r. from
KoiIaek, 80 brls whaIe, goo Us bone, reports the following
vessehs
July I-ship OeeIn- CLARK. y H-----------2 sperm wLaNs-
tf-Bark = u. Thompsou- Crosby, " T. : whales
aD-BaTk Tempest. Fish. y L..-------.+
2O-Shfp Cool Return Fish. y B-------l wLa!e-
a.-Bark Hsf-Sny. Kelly. HonTu-------l
Clark Gen. PIKE. Fisher. v B-------l
Bark Isaie1s- Tucker y b. -------3 whales
24-U1rN Ta.ner.ane- WinsLow, " B-----2
Z1-ShiU C0riutEtan- Lewis. y B--------2
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aIosa.- rha.e- a. HensIaIa. in sep.ember.
LATEST DATES, received u, This once.
Ship-' Mails.
ARRIVALS.

Set sch Mary, B-riI, from Ka=aihae- =th cattle
sch EaIaEI- E'tsreEor, from kaEai-Ae-
Ssh H-nry, HeaFy- from Lahaiaa-
Ill 4 Il. steamer hilau=a, M1lteno, from SawuhEil
Eluai.
IO-panish shiP H11ziaya- Bsndixeu, 10 days from Hong
koE- en- rGte fr Valparaiso
1O-Sch Kskrtia,Ai, N1uch-ut- from E0na- Hawaii
I0-Sch OH F~roE. Caufa--. from Haualei. Kauai
lam Nh -hV JeT-rson- Hunting. from tae EyIack,
20 brI- VI =JD r. bone.
Iz-Sch NaEuukavai. from HID
t=-Sch Marnrta. from Knua. Hawaii
1s-5 \ M-sch Set.i- Ni=riI, B0EEss, IN IU5.
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IMPORT
From nazasars-r- niaalga ~7- 70 aa~e .a
EXPORTS.

FrSss FzASc-Ca-I- Comet. --pt so ial- ---l5
D.. pulls .. =-- ak Zl-- la--. j tales fungus 4-at rs
! eSe -.l---r-l-. 1 90 -~. > re b@E. -t.- ro--- = *
WHISKY Ea.1-Gr-a--- 50 ~. Irl=-r- sTZ.Z -
20 LE=ErLEr-r~r J.r--tl-Hu. sgt IL .L- -.l--=z
-5I z4L-I o lag pu-a-- 1850 be- $40 S.
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DEPARTURES.

Sept. sch Lr41rho, Garilcr. EF HI1-
sch Exc-i. for p1rr- % KAUAI
-Nm hark Comet. S-ctt, Hr San Francisco
1O-Sch NGxskt- Netheru-e. fr kahu!ui-
lam bark C1usttufian. Fo=ter. Tor Port Townsend
II-Steaner Elan-a- Not-uo, for Lahaina AMI i4J-
lI-Sch kamai, Wilbur. fr LzLs5ua ami kahulIi-
II-<ch Oil yellow. C1uIu=,. for ports on kauli-
12-Sh ErkauluoAi. Milne. fr kona-
12-Sch Maria. Merchant for k0nA
I5-DGnish ship HlnaIaya. BeuIixea, fr VALPARAISO
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VESSELS IN poRT-sEPTEMBER 10.

Am bark Frances Palmer Patty
Am VII ship Juliar- HiDzar-
Am VII ship Jef-ECl- Hunting
Am brig Josephine, stone
Am schooner Olivia. Eedneid-
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As Conner As UsrAL

As CoRRECT A. Usual
~ Prices current. corrected up g. date, Willie found on our
tall Ia-e-Poty.
The above . prices current Is a great institution.
1t has never been reliable yet, At least 50 our mer-
chants tell US. But finding It had been " corrected
up TO date" and wishing TO know what was the duty
to be paid On our next batch Of printing paper, We
referred to the aforesaid corrected list, and found
it officially proclaimed '' on our third page " Duties
payable in coin, . per cent. al vaIorem On all
wares and merchandise. Wonder if the cigars
ex H,arlgyr, took heajvantaEe Of the official blum
der. and came in under . instead Of Is per cent.
However. the above Is nothing strange, As the whole
list gives about the most ua-curreut prices that are
to be found in Honolulu. What else can be expected
Of 4 Journal printed " By Authority: ="
C~orLpN'r STOP Capt. White Of the schooner Go
adeqf, reports that a large clipper ship was seen by
him on the evening OF the 10th, about : o'clock, in
Molokai Channel. under a press Of canvass, bound
west. 1t was probably the Moonlight, or ship Comet,
from san Francisco, bound to Hongkong. The form
er touched at this port on her last passage 10 China,
and would probably have done 50 again, had it been
daytime. -
AMUSEMENT AuE,D.-The Palmer brought aiyices
that a company Of thea;ricl, artists, expected 10
leave san Francisco by the YANKEE, to spend the fall
season in Honolulu. The principal actors are Mr.
and Mrs. Forbes and Miss Louisa Gordon, who enjoy q
high reputation - artists in their line. 4 portrait
OF the latter, with one Of the programmes, hangs up in
the book store. The YIHtss may be expected about
- to 80. -
OAHr CoLiEGE-In noticing the opening Of this
institution. we inadvertently omitted To- state THAI
Profs. H4SSlocher and Wa,ilu continue their valuable
services in the instruction O.! muse, drawing and
French. in which branches they have sustained a
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= The United States mails of August I and Il,
may be looked Tor ty the first arrival from San Fran
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FAIR FOR THE QUEENS HosrITAL-By a notice
in another column, it will be seen that a Fair Will lie
held for the benefit Of the above institution on the
10Th Of November next.
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! am, yours respectfully.
-NLFv. 7. NrGrrrnR.
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FULLY DUE-The Hamburg brig Coacorfi1, 80
days out from Bremen, and the American ship
Raiuga, 120 days from Boston, with assorted car
goes, are now fully due. The latter vessel arrived
last fall after a passage Of l22 days.
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TIE "MARIA."-This well-known favorite coast
ing packet, which appears to become more popular
as she grows older, has been placed on the kona
route, in charge of that Nes;or Of our navy-Capt
Marchant. If he could make the old HtkEuiU0ai
beat everything that attempted to sail with her, we
expect to hear Of his making the Maria walk past
the steamer in double quick time. Wait a little and
see. Stranger things have happened. 1t all events,
our Kona friends may congratulate themselves on
having 50 fine and prompt a coaster as the .3iari9.
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The United States frigate Cumberland, Commander
harston, from Portsmouth, N e. arrived OF the Battery
Monday night. The following q list OF her officers
Captain, Earston First Lieu epAnt, Monas second
Lieutenant Alexander Murray Third Leu,easnt, jas H.
Rocbele Fourth Lieu rnant, Chss Green; Fleet Sur
geon, Thee. Dipard Passed Assstsnt Surgeon. jos D.
Grafton Assistant suraeop, Frederick vApbibber Sailing
baster, selfridge; Captain OF Marines, n. X Kiut-
zug; seooud Lieutenant Of Marines, Cbas. Haywood;
Purser Deefrecs The ca berapd Tuesday "a we'd
10 the Navy Yard from her anchorage of the Battery,
where sbc viii receive her Armament