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ON
TarRsDAY. uLr II. l.sl.

r--tr % ir.,r-.. ~, tnnspireI during the past week in
-, 5svs.l che elaiaE sales o the estate y j. Water
- W. ,- trr,.asd that a dividend Of ninety PER cent Zone
-. - ana on half N notes. hss already been paid 20 The
70. 81 nat the sale q Tuesday last xii probably realize
..e,aeel 81 cliims on the estats. thus enabling the
:. =, close their Accounts and ret1rn ii. cEsttel IT rery,
- earAks, furniture. H., and most q hs real
-. ,ba.h va. Ds=ssed las; year n some $4,000. This
.-,,-iv .5sss thasths estate was hr from mso'Usnf al the
-. a 1..gunsnti and i, shows also that the fears q erstifors
n,v % sa.EIy sleicst, and BY forcing payments injur- thsH-
,,,v.. !. vel astaase with whom Jhey are connected 10 trade.
Tn. a..aruess q this estate are deserving % much credit for th-
,,oup;se-s Tfth which they have executed their trust FROM
arse. losf hohy explained, the goods soII az auction, have re-
.Ir-i r3fIoas Prcss, IN some instances even higher than the
tnDost<s charges Tor NV goods % similar character. ore
r..s Sar this ms no doubt been tha, the stock sold embraced
,hszssesst patterns ever impaired, and though many Of them
n .hsif-orn, they we're mostly Of a quality not Ob;ainable
bs-JGst now, and dealers know pretty nearly the exact guam
,y In the market Taen the cI0siEE OF th- four stores Of the
asagnOr, thus removing What has always been Ar unequa!com-
<siuoa-Aas operated avorably IN making 4 good sale fr these
Erds- The stock % dry ard other goods adapted 20 the native
promises 10 b. quite limited this fall, which EHi enable
ieaisrs to work Oh all theiF old stocks AZ fair rates.
The two packets nov on The berth for san Francisco are Dad
ng slowly. The Tanker viii se ready 10 sal by the 18Th, and
he SpssdusH n few days later. The qGaEtLy Of produce going
orvard to a market i. larger than n former seasons, and shows
that cur resources are increasing.
The past week has been devoted 10 settling quarterly accounts.
put generally the usual promptness at this season ha- not been
mt.
Retailers complain q unusual duIlness during the past two
weeks There Will probably b little improvement till the fall
ieet Of whaIers begins 70 come in.
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PASSENGERS

Per KILArEA. July From HiIo Mrs Thomas Spencer. 3
children and servant. From KauGihgs p b swain. From
-.naEI DR. : Long. L : Consul, Ms Judge Jones, DIR Hutchin-
BOT, 9 others, and 100 deck passengers
For WISDwAEo PoETs-Per kilauea, July e-His Majesty
the Kng, GOVerness Of Hawaii, DIR 5 Long, L : Consul, DIR X
McKibbfu. DT u " Baxey, Prof W d Alexander, wife and child
Mrs Hopper and . children, Mrs d Baldwin, Mss Emma Jones,
Miss Anne smith, DR. Hutchinson. Prince William Lunanlo,
MsJoFoeneraI NoehOnus. David Ralakaua, Levi Haalelea,
Joseph B.rney, VIM 3 Allen. VIM " Hal, Wn II DimOnd, J 7
wa,erhouse- junr, " c Lane. VI VI Cover, = Z Swain. Thomas
Meek, Mr BolnHann, " CornweIl. Isaac HarbOttle- John Welsh
81 cabin, and about 25 deck passengers.
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The festival continued till after 8 O'Clock. and
throughout it, a oneness Of feeling and a harmony Of
sentiment were exhibited, which must have attracted
the attention Of the most casual observer. The ad-
dresses were iEterspersed with tavorite airs from the
band, and some national songs by a choir Of young
ladies and gentlemen, among which were g Columbia,
the gem of the sea- > . Uncle Sans Farm &c. 1t
was most emphatcally a reunion Of Americans, a
o mmingling of loyal patriot hearts animated with a
love of - their own, their native land - and the ac-
count which we have given, though necessarily
much abbreviated and robbed Of the emphasis,
warmth and spirit which accompanied the toasts,
music and speeches, Will yet afford TO their country
men ut home now struggling to uphold the unity
and integrity Of their country, ample proof that
wherever the American flag floats, and wherever
Americans find a resting place and a home, at least
Oh these lone Isles of the Pacific, they are Americans
still.
At sunset, a salute Of thirteen guns was fired, and
during the evening, bonfres appeared on Punchbowl.
while rockets were sent up from several Of the resi-
dences Of Americans. Besides the grand entertain
ment, which We have given an account Of there
were several picuics at country seats in the vallies
about. The absence of his Majesty, who was spend
ing the day with Capt. Meek OF Lihue, and also of
Prince Lot. were much regretted.
During the evening, Col. Dryer, U. 5 Commission
er, ana Col. Parker, U. : Consul, received the usual
calls from their co~untrymen, who pet with cordial
receptions. On the whole, the da' was celebrated
in Honolulu with a spirit never beore exceHed, and
which few will soon forget.
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HIoou'- Phn-e- al Honolulu. 5n July.
PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.
ARRiNALS

JAY Sch Noikeiki. Napela, fruB kahulGi. With 40 kegs
sugar, 20 bags oats.
6-Sch Nettic Merrill Gufiz, from HiO and Hamakua,
with 4O7 kegs and S-mats sugar, - bTls moia-se-.
1877 bags pull. = cses pine apples, l brl c1cOanut
OIL. Passengers-Rsv T. " Clark anu wife, Rev
r Pouzot- ami sOnatives on deck.
7-Steamer KiIauea. Pruil, from wudEard Ports. with
80 head catu=4 horses. % sheep. IS hides, % goat
skins. 3 rOIselther. 10 kegs sugar. 90 bales pulu.
bags fungs, 10 brts potatoes. ! boxes plants, 8
buckets gaTe-. l pkg specie CS2s6OJ and a lot
Of other stive freight
Sch KamOLs Shepherd, I'm Rahului, with 500 bushels 81
wtext 81 bags buckvheat -four, % b1s potatoes,
10 pays mOlasses 6 bags -four, 10 head cattle, !
canis VOID. Passengers-Mrs l. l. TOrbert, and
20 natives on deck.
Sch keota Ana. Bingham. from AnahOla, with 10
nrIs wood and = large bags fungus.
IO-Sch Udf Fellow. Candsge, I'm Nawiiiwili and UanTlei,
win 20 cords wood. PassengeTs-MT " II Rice
sAi daughter, Miss ROwell, and I natives on deck.
I0-Scb Henry, Rivisrs, from HHo and Hama, with native
freight
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RICE CULTURE-On the lst Of March, DR.. Ford
planted four pounds Of Carolina ice seed in a taro-
patch containing little less than quarter of an acre
(7-32ds.) One Chinaman was two days in pre-
pairing and planting the seed. When of sufficient
growth to transplant, the same nan transplantei it in
quarter of a day. In four mnths and three days
from the date of transplanting the crop was gather
ed and yielded 1863 p%ounls. The estimated expense
of labor, rent OF land, &c, is Dout SlG 50. Doctor
Ford has the seeds for sale. At q fair valuation,
domestic rice is worth six cnts per pound, which
would make the above yiehlworth SEQ IS. There
is no good reason why 1000 pms cannot be raised as
well rs a thousand pounds, tfls enabling Us not only
to supply all our large home'~onsumption but even
export any surplus raised.
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but after al! thar has been said. written, and sung
we ~ the Tougher sex are not yet satisfied thai We
have ACCORDED 10 them their full NEED OF praise
Every "here through history we find their noo-cdeedS
lmper,hao! recorded; but on TINS occasion We nave
nc heeI ovG back 10 ancient times i"T instances ~
thtig c"e2ss. t-#- devotion. sni thciC superiority 70 man pa
az hvaGuI. n 'hs ha"in ~. m. r--[f
NJ our osn country alvuai> with such examples me ""1'
deeds q Humanity. .rfr.Ee ana daring What American is
A',ssHse hrsas; has .a- thrilled "i-a tn." A- 1 ~
NJ MSIsA1 q ,heir UaSharSia- d5Voiia" 90 'HtT
d8ysaSt trcj mems souls. And tAe rare Cd. Slca women )
agiyteCuct- WAL our uu-y j. 51raV.-t diSS.n>'. ana
>,al- F1le treason ANA rebellion stalls "''A u'ut7t
through t- AaA. aus v.s; armies are -athsrin- tnh',iil ir ihe
Ndt eNS-eGCe CO The nation. we ana -a- .r 'I,
hiio.H yaa p.eaS-f 1861 axe noc behind those ot lf.o IN
N-es-0 ASA t.y--. .-.-,-v- Read tha newspapers ~ th-
Gay. z2i yuu wEls -. .a; aa- IA theirs aud sisters 10 America
an ss.- tras- 80. IN embedding the bs>. and most eul-htto-
fEs. -. -, -, ana order unsupported. they av
taSs brave women from NV Hampshire recently mireA.nS F"
ue var ~ -e -4g nc one % rEyiT REGIMENTS % t1'>s "a. -
alm.te> the heart, OF; ta.tr sex; "U' "m' -
kt Us not forget those ladies VINO a9uor US with TIER pFessn'g
while r.h.-s non. have newer seen America. tUt. though born
another soil and uuia- another form Of government. they
are SuI thoroughly 4Ut' r#l m heart ana iyeanE- N""
know thai 1 b. echo abe s..sututs uf every American HGA
when 7 saw that wEs-r.- born under the "stHrs ana
stripes" " no,. they are win Us ana with our E2vernmt"l-
happily have entered into . united state, they Will never De
oUni advocating S.rsS>f1H-
The Ladies" it IS expected that whoever responds VIII comph-
neut and euIocise them 20 the utmost extent Of ms ability 70
ay viii certainly fall far short oi what Is Their ine- hu M
aides u Honolulu havr been 50 often toasted, ami :" often JUST
y compIimeuted for their beauty, lrace~, and accomplishments
hat a repetition o. such praise A. l thnN' tn'lrrS sul'l"N'.s
u the prr~au; occasion. 1 shall, therefore. Mr. President, SIM
y thank YOU and the gentlemen pre>eLt for she earnest ~
rsssi7n Of good VIII ami devotion 70 the iar sex contained III
be toast
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For Sale at Lahaiaa.
COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT,

~ THE PORTION or
IS, l the lease of this well known place 90 business
sum OF $500 or the Bowling Alley viii be sold ssparst- /,
desired, 20 be removed from she premises price $50. Tile
guaranteed.
No sale being effected, The whole premjees are offered Er
rental NJ 50 per month, payable monthly in advance.
It is a necessary condition that the purchaser or tenant shall
take the furniture Al a valuation for cash. Apply O. C. \
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Notice.

TNUNTN|- TWN % INIT-
A Been OBTAINED
N from the Hawaiian Goyerumeu. for Iahaiuu sugar com.
pauy, a meeting viii be held in the Court House 90 Iaharna on
Tuesday, the sd day Of July, 90 = M-mr the purpose ~
eIectinC officers for said company.
COST =. =. BARLOW.
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LECTURE oS MHAYsIA-Bv n notice -
column, 1t will be seen that Capt. Walter n CT
will deliver "a lecture Friday evening n tho F..
Church. He lectures at the srecial Invitation, n, n
FIX. R. c. Wylie, His FIX. Tho,. J. DRYER. ami -"
citizens. The East Indian Archipelaro and No..
larly the NIalaysian races. viii be the spi;..,
discourse. and we doubt not. from what We r
h'm and ms adventures that the lecture wil afford
a r''h treat to those who attend. We bsspeak for
him a cordial reception.
MAsoNIc-rhe address Of Rev. c. Y. Antbonv
the recent masonic festival. VIII he found on our la.
page. and vii! richly repay pernsal We are i,
dehted TO the PoIyVesiaa for the use Of the tvues
~ The mail of June Ist with two weeks l,,s.
Pony news from the seat Of war. ought to STRIVE Ga,
ly next week, say by the 18th.
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vcs-eI. Expected from Foreign Ports.

Am. clipper ship White swallow, Crosby, would leave san
Francisco about July due here July I2th 10 18th.
An clipper ship Raiuga, Burdstt. sailed from Boston for Homo
ialu about Nay lst-
Ao. Esrkent!ne Constitution, Foster, from Puget Sound, with
Idmb-r-dge In all July.
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HONOLULU STEAM FLOUR WILL Co.

rropretors-G +. JUDD, ;. sAyIDGE. and G.. H. LEVERS
q. p. JUDI, Purchasing Agent.
:. SAyIpgF, Selling Agent.
e. II. LG# EHs, Treasurer. 9eGIv
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DEPARTURE S.

liz s-Sch NoiwAhine, Kuhcana, for Nawiliwii and KoIoa-
= sch Motkeikf. Napela. for Iahaina and Kahului.
Sch GO-ahead. Clark, for Kauai.
o-Sch Rekauluohi, Marchant, for Lahaina, Kona * Knu.
sch EeOni Ana, bingham. for Anahola-
S-Steamsr kiIauea, BerrIL, for Lahaina, KOna and other
winlward ports
Sch Hamni, Shepherd, for LahsIna and Kahului.
Sch Nette Merrill Gulick, for Hno direct.
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~
= The Comet has confined in sight during the
past week, but is becoming more distant and IL ap-
pearance more faint each veuing, and it will soon
be lost to our observation. BY the following para
graph in one Of our e~xchaaes, it appears We mar
rowIy escaped collision VIII the erratic stranger.
However, a miss is AS gct as Il mile"
TIE APPRoACuING CoaT-Thc Boston Courier
saws " A COMMUNICATION Hartford Observable
~ announces that the cont Is growing brighter, and
is already visible to thc.abed eye near the tail Of
Dracc. 1t will pass acre the Greater Bear, and Will
he near the :. Bowl an the Dippcr about the 1st Of
Nav. But the most remarkable fact about the comet
is, tint it was on the 9TH Of May almost exactly
whea the ea9ih had ben on Friday, April 18th, 50
that { the pcriheliuu pnage had been q days earlier
the arth would have Nset through the body u the
CONT"
WAS TT INrExr1a&A:-Wc much regret to notice
the mission, at the anniversary proceedings On the
4rb IF all allusiou to ne Pulpit ard Prsss-the two
graf bulwarks on wish rests American I~ndepeud-
enc. and without wise cooperation and support\it
waII very soon be e]stroyed. 1t has always been
Customary u assigrto them, on such occasions, q
hmble position, an 10 recognize at least the eaist-
ece Of the Press-n agent Of civilization quite rs
ajcieut As any kncn; without whose aid the senti-
rents and speecheuttered would fall unnoticed be-
ond the place were spoken, but 5rih whose aid,
bev gladden. ththearts Of thousands and tens Of
thousands III otir lands. II the error made, OF g
.oring the existice Of the Pulpit and the Press, was
owing to ignoruee, it i one that Is easily remelied
" entrustiug ne duty Of selecting toasts to those
n, IAN comphenI the duties levoIying On them;
Fonal.f becomes a more serious matter.
H. u.,pv took passage on Tuesday in the n
e, -, mis- .-oyaI cousort and her party at Kali
No IT, As the steamer swung out from +
,iar . row sa ute was tired from Punchbo"' hot
.cry, His aiesa appeared in excellent - ,,rits. and
ep,buslm with which he vas geee' ID Lv the rs
.embled crgd shove that the spirit Of affection and
Quality i1ls deep in the breasts Of his people, and
the re nobility an 4 manly bearing WITH which
le is ended are RECON izei by them. There must
bee..ot less than 80 % people liDipr >. r,ers.
Il the de~eare Of the steam ner. W
= lie I91hfe and Sped -eH viii 10, ,ropa0ly
all foran Francisco about the middle nP'0ot
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geo Cords Best Fire Wood

Eg ECEIVED FROM MAUI AND KAUAI
IA ON the premises OF the undersigned, and for sale hy
2h>-am yoN HOLT n UEUCK.
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10 LIT!
~ A STORE TO II IN Nnunnn s1rcrt.

"a 10 LII IN Nuunuu Street.
.:;I mat stand recently occupied hy y. BRADLEY. loo
Nuniuu street, below kim street. Is 20 Retail store: is
hliei with gas fixtures, and has 70 -racioa- yard lu the rear. and
j. I'D every respect well ADAPTED 10 te retail business.
2S5 BIN
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Mr.. :. y. Castle, on beingsallei, made the follow

Ing remarks
Mn. PRESIDENT. AND DoIEs AND GENTLEMEN =
| thank the Committee = the honor doHe me IN
selecting me 20 respond toms toast bur upon '-
ing notified OF their wishALd leeiuE 'nAt IL WIS zoo
good to receive an indifesnt response, and that we're
| otherwise egual tr the SIX, YET Iu unusual pressure
OF personal and public Eiies would prevent ny CIV
ing that attention IN the subject which It demanded,
aui without which could & satisfy NNS.!' or meet -' JUS
eNpeciAuons a. the aUdiel. 1 n. - ~, ~
received. I win. h,,v,v.fsay q few words. The heroes OF 30,
f.4-l- in I54r.rsa ~ ,- rfuFs-tue principle ~ human free
dom. It vas mot that ~ "eEe ua"uH- " q rN upon
"a gr PAPER They hss2esr,t ~ ~ "a - -
tended frontier with ny "a sI.Fsf, i.l-"-.A- ~ L-
-hrunk ;som Ho s.-r5ce dsIaL-s T. -, .Ea
tN ;h.; aroused thyI1Ip action iAsE ,o'su-sl 'I y" U.s.
~ the gree. rrlriil-si human 't -"AS
tlsy were willing o. ay down th-r proper! Ah4 -Evlr "Er- 90
y-a.dic4-i1u 40 ta- -eat prince,
.. -.r.s-- ~ . - y.aI- between stems and windsor. sl
ta ms. lie assembled b4Ius OF England forced from aTr.Cci-
ne ~. f-.-,-r.r. va. -curtI o. every El=!Isnmau the right
af --sf ny "a NV If his ryg-- More than 40 years after. ia
r,s ami .- iI-r...G 20. devoted al - the establishment Of
g.. rartE--T r-s.r-,, of no taxation without representation.
Nor atl ,h- anglo americans et'Nn az. ~ NJ
principle. Coca Tn Of other lands e'h's--sl 10Y u" my
French Vsra.fs Crber; Nouyr D. Lafayette ri-nla-l himself
wiki tl.,- wiz wr- struggling 300 the cAn>a " p."-h''''''-'n
III .ls.v ul-~JaI Be hal and n1rT-4 h'u>ei ais CF". =
a.t-. Nj, would We forget that many ir th- father land
~ympathze. yah the colonies 20 iAeiT sTuA-E -'
ar-f ~. rs ICY IF the ruling party towards their colonial
brethren. History records that once Their a'-s' statesman
y William Pftt. I4rl ~ Chatham suffering from N", ann "-
from axe Ne; rlJ that DEE must "i A' "d'MN-
legislative Hall on his bed ana H-s+- N-s'
-r..L., .-rI .4a Dryar and effect. L- uttered tr L"W'.t--
words. II l we're ~ American IS / '- .. 'I- r-
,-r,s - H-ver And. Nh. President, wAa-; freedom
has its re,tir--place among men, ana m-Ll.t
in the human heart. the H,ro-> ~ - VIII nor ~ ''"' "'
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y lie IaHkse and Sped, -eH viii boz, nah,v
foran Francisco about the middle nPIr
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VESSELS IN PORT-ULY II.

An bark Yankee. Commodore Patty.
Au clipper ship Sp-edwel, Green
Haw WI harE Harmony -
An brig AgHts. -
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--TEs .J.gU ami W, mi, e. y-e-,.y States.
Small b-i;e--hu- whom rssjsl tav, ms beer. and
vil no. - 81 -
- ~, r-.,+
/" IosFeLs. To " GAIA IRON 'Ae OAA'H'H'
VIM reynolds rose, ami acknowledging the hoht'
given TO the Army and NAVY st:f. II WAS true that
-. . s.- "a r-- l=-L,--- ,,,ou
' ~ -N" 800 :
a small scale, too small, perhaps. Tor the grown %
the country. hu- nevertheless possessing sufficient
Dovar NJ evDar-:r- vba, wa,-.i The army, rs all
- - 1t ,-arvsllous
Aue", Ma 1Svu ulIth.F dUEiuvAleH W. -
rapltlty into = host numbering HuniVtis 'I '"oN-
sands and thp navy with s-gaT facility. though on i
--.v--.,, ~ -a.--r- --~aaSai ii. meet
s' NNS" S-t - -, uh,
All lAe demands upon lhaI >ttNSS- -
have thus promptly answered theC3 C their Cover.
mcnr Will hardly ha --,r.i wanting. when wanted
l., r--syr - - -.- .--..- country tty navy
vii M r-s.rrv ..-.s ---,.a.-- u4rr. as ts lasao torni.-
~ $500 - ..- -r.r ---- ts thg ~rfl uu>c he
- f--r ~ s .. ~ .E- ~a WIS shared
H r--T - - 81 d. -.v avn overhead was aat
F.- s- s-. .s s-rH .- u.as. but on the
- ...5 80 -.E-.- .s many r-a--. ttat 70 may Pee long
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TnIted Stntes snnifnry Conmiaslon.-The ssn

United Stntes Santfnry NOfnfntasiOn.-l Inc otht-
tary Commission earnestly and confidently appeals TO the
its operations ea to continue them on their present
scale. ,,.
Under ns present orgenization every Camp and Military
Hosps from the Poouac the Missouri Is fystematita
visited and inspected Deficiencies ascertained, and 80
far es possible supplied. There has scarcely been single
company Volunteers in the field wherein rome serious
neglect ondangeTng the health Of the soldier has not
been pop by the agents Of the Commssion and rene
died In have its services or adVee been
epulsed or complaint been made OF is enbarra'sng any
officer in the discharge Of mis- duty or interfering with discipline
in the smslest degree. -
We have occasion profound ns,ions hsnssvinB
in the fact that armies pasug through the no, pen'
of the year not only without destnclVe epaeo
les with hardly euth p7t OF the mortality from disease
accorduz experienced under the most favorable
conditions IL would be difficult 10 o'erestinhte he u
e the mischief had every 20 expect but men
seems for the present aveed No human skill or ssgac)
cond have ayered but 1t neither arrogant nor ua
reasonable to Gsse that the labors Of the Sanitary Cou
sion have contributed least much mere human
agency 10 Ls unLoped for result II what coutrisuia
10 its treasury i not already moro than repsidi .
AN9r confidential conference vita the htslest hnn 'io
the Comm sion feels bound solicit with urgency large ana
speedy increase off, pecuniaTy resources. ,,
Donations may be addressed TO GLOROE y CUEi eslt
Treasurer Of the Central Executive Committee, American
Exchange Bank, New.SoTk OF 70 ,,, y, srpos1
Treasurer Of tie Commission, No. 90 Wsllst' ~ Y
lCOPY.
"The Sanitary Commission is d0ne work Of sest hs
y and Of Greet practical value TO the nation IN ths nc OF
It's trial IL Is entitled the gratitude and the cont denee Of
the people ard will be generously supported hee
is no sency through which voluntary offerings Of patriotism
can be effectively made. (Siguedl .,z1,,-
- WISTiBLD SCOTr. ." A. LlNSoLN'
''Mashington, SEPT. 20, 1851
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NATIONAL HYMNS:
~ How they written and how theylare not written:
A LYRIC AND NATIONAL STUDY FOR THE TINES.
BY RICHARD GRANT WHITE.
Erfract 6om he prcface:

Trfrdct rom he prcfdct:
The Committee upon National Hymn placed some OF the
most nerito1us' and otherwise noticeable songs re.
ceVed by them In the lands Of Messrs RUnD CAkLFON
for publication uuder my editoil There were very
fow Of hesenot thirty all told aud those which were re-
markabe for lyric excellence gradually 80 reduced IN
numbers by tho wihdpws Of manuscpt By their authoIs
that amer while he original project raS abandoned
Bat although the notion Of Publishing the projected vol
therefore, grea Ep It afterwards thought by
OF those who had been interested IN the undertaking that
some discussion Of subject of National Hymns with an
account Of the origin aud proceeding Of the Committee in
question illustrated by songs selected IN pd from those
which had been cft the disposal Of the Committee would
No acceptable to many per.ons aud therefore have given
days the preparation Of this little book for only
IN responsible"
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25
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Tho I.iftIeiohu Libel Suit.

The I4ittieiohn Libel Sust.-Dewitt c. Litejohn
,ranat Horace oreesydsnsgs. laid at 25o-rieds. q. the
e OsNego Circuit before Judge Bacon fully reported
THE TRIBUNE by j. l.. Crosby-i Published ia nes.,
pse pamphlet Of Sc pages and for sale at this Office Price 10
~ houh the great bulk Of the evidence collected for the
fn. was ruled by Judge b. yet the opening that side
by ISAIAH T. WILLIAMS ESQ.,, gives good idea Of It's
character end oftbe grounds Of dsetsem OF the NewYork
lesAion Of 1860 its engineer and their Instruments The
Iougs Judge BACON and the comments thereon by JOHN
X PORTER esq OF Albany deserve and will command the
attention OF lawyers and juss And whoever wants to see
wHseycr can be sd sgsin the defendant IN this salt by
bit poics sud general adversary who knows that he is
be answered must be grsfed with the summing up for
the plaintiff By Hon. HENRY A. FOSTER The
examination Of sae defendant by the Hon. CAS r. SEDG
WICK, ikewe, presents noteworthy slpeci As po-
ihIca libel suits ss les than formerly and the
leg.lr,ion Of 1850 subjsc Of enduring interest believe
many III End this pamphlet worth reading and preserving