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The New York herald., 1862-03-10

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By CROWDED AND bRtLLIANT
The sese saa mechanical elects Of novel peeaisr AND
rower construction AM the new scenery OF VIVID aud
heS.nl IN character invented painted and patented by
.,,.a,,. TiloTAs BAKER viii pssrsrm
r D,,isalon q characters OF extraordinary srsngh
sEi.LY BRAbY CHE Ban caoniaej " EMMA WALLER
These celebrated artists een engaged expressly FOR this
Fssss s1ss' 1s1 ,as psa lssy s
e. R55g Sasa ssy ssaaS Nss Ns:
Capt M,cnesry Mr. Nowe ieen Macnesry... :, .n.-
AssS Gorssi df psis ra..y Moore
t ass ass %qy oo Mn EDiTs Ds
Soldiers Peasants feepo Da, Boys is hundred SUPER
SYNOPSIS OF scs&EHS ;Htslss+ AND INCIDENTS
SIGNAL TORCH AND H nEEFING if5Fn rE PEEP opAys
Clerical dignity assfa cxFfArs p PEEP e GpAY 'E
us'ice Tor one of the Order the Macarthy's wrongs.
Scene The poor songsress pattern father and an af
wee '"i kHrJkE fRrE Ms'Ti ro fHisn INSTINCTS:
a0''e' %oTIiER TGf fai a. AND CHILD REUNITED
key The Macar,hy '."a message ''' '0''"p
srSH Tas sian IL ' v.s sir v6HT 5SFTps s'ea'
G sack after as S "an Peep oD' the
GRAND 'AsLr4SS "a S%5 sraSsS SicroS sloHr
SCENE Robb,ng house, au exhibition OF mora,
H. Ncis's story OF the Mscae,hys false.
"'''' bETRAyER AND BETRAYED:
THE OATH
MARI TE1bh bEaTH Fl rhE bkrEEMISRb !kiISpb on:
ScRaE III THE HEDGE SCHOOL The sch h1olmsster q,
borne aud abroad very had spe acquiring the aphAoct
scEsn ~. Helan che Mccarthy. site. ats.hsrs cruelty
q daughset driven out upon the world .
mary the robbery ,hs priest. pardon safe: he Al
ductinu. 49, 49, ~
preparing FOR ha fearful wort. Mary in the trap the con
eament no hope n escape ne 6iseo'ery the nope'ess
Thrilling Terrific Descent ot the Ban Caonihe into the
Black Valley.
ACT TulRD Scene Babby and the memory OF The
partial. the trial. Habbya oath aud Darbys caution. Patsey
the s.and how not kiss the book something Of The
geography OF sn Irish OATH an rrupuon OF the Irish au
rua.c interpreter waned the schoolnasiers estimoay
THE DEATH SENTENCE friends aud foes the red coats
PEEP o. DAT AND THE PEEP o. DAY BOYS.
An unooSed for interruption; THE PIEP . DAY BOYS
put ns snarse o. "rass , sun co suaaeS "a iT
vany the release OF the mortgage and reyelson OF The
Macarthy's esate Nelly's testimony rejected viaays
'' DISCOVERY OF THE rwo coLLEENs.
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO MANAGERS OF THEATRES Tao above 4ra1a. en-.
property and copyrighted riding TO law The texts
celebrated trs, auihfs) being entirely original Adirce.
r. Parsloe boz 24l Pos, Office who has hren nnp,!nea
ugent for its sale. LAURA aEENE
V'HEaTRicAL-TBE REGULAR SEASON OF TIE
i Milwaukee, Academy OF Mnsic closes about the 10Th
eopenlng aout The Sis Of March ors spring
win plesss address " II. Riley Academy oi Music,
Milwaukee,. Wis
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A IBEeT i. YIcoLAy, ApcrEosEEss .o.,.s

"A REGULAR SALE 0f STOCKS AND ROHDs.
ALBERT H. EilJLAY
VIII sell. hs A, fNu So l0 i2es O'Clock a. the
MERgllANrSi IsACIlAEGE.
4o shs Hone ms a. .s5i ~ SIS r. Rirer Bk .S25
INN i ~ .dqrsiins Co iol 50 SarsOgA Whit RR. 81
20 Ind .fault Ire ms llQ I.ile lns co. 10
ICe isstncs Marhe Co. iHN iG Adra c tn5 90 %
20 Rchmond 90 Gas Co 80 ioD Aanuc Bk.. loo
400 CiraHi and kE. l0n 80 Norhwes.ern las Co.. -
20 Jersey Fire 80 Commerce ins Co.. 100
80 A,nes Exon Ius Co... 100 - Rsef Ins o. %
g ,0O LO.in MY Mau ac lla ana Mining Co bonds
iOl0 NJ ssour State rer c-nt bonds
1,4in Sacrs city ~ cu lDty bonds.
5cO2 Rac'n v l,aiiro Il nj bonds.
h1lV Tenngs state per ceGt hun1s
5000 Cily .. Wheeling cent uond-,
LOO NJ thimn Sout4rru % 2e'rtoa !, hnnds.
Next rcgn bar sale Thuralay, Marei s ALBERT H. EICO
LAY Auction ~, fea Lsla'c aut stock oroAe..
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTIoN E0IICE.-D: D. CAULAIhs. AuCfloNEER'
LARGE SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY ,,,m

ucTloS hstlgEEp E Z sot5MS4 SAptt5M1hSs4 AVoiioShhh'
WOI SrHOLD FURNITURE,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD rIANOFo ~.
ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITS lN BkocArEL,
' - 'NAK3LE Groups sC., &C.
D. D. cAUlKINs CO. will ,sl On ON AS9a,s We March 10
street. between Ei n and Min ayonnes, coamencng
house The ell & az Par or va se was made 10 order
Iishesi bdde for sh Offering eyira Inducements pur.
chasey AS tie re- rnitul, ~ TIE house is neatly new
and must he sod owing removal. Elegant rosewood
Panorlric sew, &c, wi al moiern improvements
bass ao!d pear Keys r cost 5S. win guar n
tes fo three years rch rosewood Stool,
and emiroilerr Cover thI fun sewpod
Paror FURNITURE, in rich Ocado and san; rosewood Eta
gefes, spen.id snd COSBY f;a Oman. rch Vases
No: also magniNcen cole ~ Pin in-s rosewood
Turkish Easy csrs n rs. rosewood Centre anu Sle
ma be tip Ta1les rchy carved Caa..sr 5uls IN roae-
wood and iogany; Bireaus, ed Bedsseacs Wash-
stanss ia Heds. In LA ohi pure Hair Mattress
es, from - % o Us. ia prer 'rd 40 excel en- n
dillon. Dining Room Furu of tine oak EAlen.
Tai e. Sver Ware Oh oina, ivory and silver Cut
iey Forks Win heavy ~ ana engraved 1hss-
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JoHN IL. BuRLEy ArcTioSEER. STORE sii CANAL,
81 street. will give his attention 10 those rh, ,r
alout cln heir Furnare ctirn IT private dwenss
Also Real hsaie stocks Dry Goods Groceries Merchanis
a.. Liberal advances maOe goods consrned for sec
aud returns mae the cue day required Refers 10 FRAN.
cis Palmer, John Everett rcsdent and Cashier the
Broadway Dluk Anbrosa O. King land aud Nm 4 Have.
meyer es Mayors David Banks son. book publsher iis
Nassau street. -
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DRYANTS MfNSTRELS
d Mech nics Hall AZ Broadway above Grand street.
M9aaSy MsTfh 10 % aaa ysTs % %Hsh' duTa Dan +
i sHHoRi. v i MoEisss JAS MORRISON. %
" MlLroN. E. II: FLORENCE rRAEE LIZ Lib.
PEEL, GETrINGS. NEIL AND DAN BRYANT. ~
THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE or TIE WORLD. .lft
aew variety songs Dances Sayinss and Plan,atioD
ve OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
Old Daddy Hemp, ye ancient condueior Dan bEnAHE
Doors open 6i, curtain rises at TX Tickets % cents
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A UCTION NOTICE.
II JOSEPH T.. SMITH, ACCTIONEER.
Large sale % n ai'd nandsolEe
~ l 1 IL - !

Elegant rosewood seven pnoforie Stool and Cover
hea,tfu Brrsssa aad uprain Carpets &c.
JOSEPH SMITH VII. 'n tomorrow (Tn, sday) March
II, IL ocOck PRECISELY tie elegant private
No l37 East Eght str0t. between Broadway and Fourth
avenue, al the ei CANT Furniture nssug elegant
wood PagOtOrie, wood ParlDr Suits
yered in rich brocaiel rosewood Etages with
ba aud agble and Pier raOl rurksh
Chairs and Lounges coveitd in and reps; Iii
Suits. in baca walnut. coyage Ia and rinso silk
Corner AMI Rou. So Daluask
Curtains Gne Paintings Vases, Clocks and
hogany Bedroom Suis, Hair Mattresses B's, Bediug,
Blankets, Beds Chairs Rockers. Te. Extension
Tables, black walnut Buiet, Glass; China Silver ware,
Table Cutlery. Ac
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AIUsE IEyPy.

\ AURA KEESE THEATRE
IL LAURA kEEAES THEATRE - -.
LAURA KFENES THEATRE
LAURA KEENE 5 THEATRE
DoOts open at 6if: perfnr 20 commence NJ ~,
MONDAY AND Every NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
IHE NEW AND ORIGINAL
THE NEW AND Original
IRISH DRAMA.
BY Laura KLENE.
NEVER HEFORh ACTED,
NEVER BEFORE ACTED
THE MACARTHY;
THE MCCARTHY;
THE MACANrHY:
TIE MCCARTHY,
lHk MACARTHY.
PEEP o. DAg
PEEP o. DAY
PEEP O DAY.
IEEP o. DAY.
- tEEF % DAY.
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CE 0nn WANTED-DY TWO YOUNG MEN, TC
pO.VOV sustain and carry OF an already well ststet
and finely paying business Ample and the bes, security
guaranteed OF the use OF the money, tho party will b
taken as partner Ths s the most favorable opening eve
Offered. Noue OF, areab,c party desired Address & a.
Herald office.
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NTEW BOWERY THEATRE
IN Sole proprctors M,sers q L. Fox j W. Lingara.
MONDAY. March TO- 1862,
the peautltLi Drama OF
RINALDO RINALDINo.
eavorme Dance - 49, Mss Louisa Brown
After wnich the -oar,ng comic Farce OF
THE PLEASANT EEIGHBOR,
concluding witt the tOnautip Draiua OF
THE PIRATES OF THE SAVANNAH.
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~ g. HORTON, AUCTIOSEER WILL SELL, AT HIS
~ store 81 carmine streei Tits day, O'Clock
o. ran ytuOus, hipDons, Flowers CAidrens Clothing,
Jewelry Show Cases. &C. account OF the former .ar.
chaser -
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THEhTRicAL-TEE REGULAR SEASON OF TIE
i Milwaukee, Academy OF Music closes about the iUth
ts, eupc on or aUont the 3st oi March FOR spring
and summer scasou Ladies aud genemen washing
win plesse W H. Riley. Academy Ut Music,
Milwaukee, Wis
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vu,wO ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLES, NEARLY
new with Sha-ps pateut elastic cushuus will be sold
for nearly half their cost BY applying Immediately a l7S
Mercer street, near Clesckers W.
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A UoTIoN NomcE.--AN EXTRAORDINARY opPoR-
~ tuni,y ior -

T. ROTH aIcopeer. sell this Monday, March TO- at
O'Clock ciscly all tie elegant Housel lold Furniture of
the large pgats house l2s Wayeey place. Sixth
consisting Of iaror Furniture, IN bro
catel reps aud hareoth; narDe i9p Tables, Etasees,
Lounges Turkish hrn Chars Darnsk and Lace Curtains,
PAINTINGS. Mirrors. Clocks rosewood and ogay
Bedeteads Bureaus washsands Mattresses, Beds Bed
ding Blankets sofa Sed Rockers, spring Seat Chairs Tea
aud Extension iah Bae Beosease Dnng Room Chairs,
Glass China sud Silver Ware Table CIs C Gil ssware,
handsome Brlsses ard IrGwin Capeis, Oicl,ihs Stair
Carpets, ChanGc!els Gag tI4tuas, lFr. sale positive. Al
th goods removed tweryo hours after the salel
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NGELopEoN $50 BROADWAY,
M Between Sprng nnd Prince streets.
ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS
fot thts week. Introducing the returned favofitess
81
GRAND CONGRESS- OF ARrISTES
tn the history OF amuscrents The names
70 the
MELODEON COMPANY
will amply repay perusa being the ery best In the
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500 rebel prisoner were at Fairfax waiting trans
portation to Washington. They concur in saying, as
does information from all other sources, that the
whole rebel army was engaged under Lee. Its num-
bers none of them set Mt less than $50, 900; many
estimate it as high as 100000 and 800, 900. Prison
ers also say that they were promised an easy and
speedy march into Washington.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Information has just reach
ed Washington from private sources, that Gen. Pope
came up with and attacked the enemy again at 8
O'Clock this morning. Gen. Fitzjohn Porter had
probably arrived on the field by that time from Ma
nassas, rs the distance is only seven miles. Cannon
aiding is distinctly heard at Washington.
The news from the army has occasioned the great
est excitement throughout the city, and orders have
been issued by the heads of the different Bureaus,
calling upon different employees to repair to the bat
tie field for the purpose of attending to the wounded.
Although the late engagement with the enemy was
of a most appalling and sanguinary character, yet
snch is the confidence of the Union men in the skill
and strength of our army, that an abiding faith is
everywhere discernible in their ultimate success.
New YORK, August 29.-Gold 164 firm; sterling
1881.
IA storm on the line interrupts our news at this
point.
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AN ACT
FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF AN ATTORNEl

tOh The PPOlNTMENT OF AN
GENERAL.
Be IT ENACTED, BY the RTng, the .N05Ies and Re
pTesentGfires Of the HardiiaR Islands, an Legis-
Latire Council assembled:
SECTION 1. That His Majesty the King may ap-
point a suitable person as Attorney General for the
Kingdom. who shall understand both the English
and Hawaiian language.
SECTION .. Said Attorney General shall. when
appointed, take aud subscribe an oath of fidelity 10
the Constitution, and for the faithful discharge Of
the duties OF his othce, which oath may be taken and
subscribed before any Judge Of q Court of Record
SEcTIoS 8. He shall hold Office for the term Of
two years from the date of his appointment, unless
sooner removed by the King.
SECTION f. He shall keep an office at the seat Of
Government.
SECTION 5. He shall appear for the Crown or the
Government in the Supreme Court and Circuit Courts
Of the Kingdom in all cases, criminal or civil, in
which the Crown or Government may be n party or
be interested, and he shall also appear in any Police
or District Court, in like cases, when called upon by
the Marshal or any Sheriff.
SECTION 6. He shall also be vigilant and active
in detecting offenders against the laws of the King
dom, and shall prosecute the same with diligence.
1t shall also be his duty to enforce all bonds, notes or
other instruments that may be placed in his hands
for that purpose by any Of the Kings Ministers, or
SECTION z. When any one shall obstruct any
streer, channel, harbor, wharf, or other highway or
public place, or obstruct or divert any stream or pub
Tic water course, or commit any trespass or waste on
any portion of the public domain or other public
property, or by cutting down Of prohibited trees, or
the removal of stone, coral, sand or other property of
the Government pertaining thereto, the said Attorney
General shall prosecute the offender with diligence.
SErTroS S. The said Attorney General shall with
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kkAHUMASU.
AN ACT

TO THE POWERS N DUTIES OF
THE SECOND ASSOCIATE JUSTICE Oh II
SUPREME COURT.
Be II ENACTED, By the King, the MOBILES and Re
personalities Of the HdLGIidn Islands, in Legis-
Iatire Council assembled:
SECTION 1. That from and after the date of the
passage of this Act, the like powers and duties as
are possessed and exercised by the first Associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court, shall be possessed and
exercised in like manner by the second Associate
Justice of the said Court.
SECTION 2 All Acts and parts of Acts in contra
riety OF this Act, shall be and the same are hereby
repealed
SECTION g. This Act shall take effect from and
after the date Of its publication.
approved this 18th day OF July, A. d. 1862.
KAAHUNAsr.
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From nj Extra Of Sept. 25.)
Affairs in Virginia.
KAAHUMASU.


By the arrival of the American bark auckland,
II days from San Francisco, we have been fav-
ored by the Captain with a copy of the Bulletin
of Sept. 6, with Eastern advices TO Sept. LIST.
The news is important.
Our last previous dates from Pope were to
August 26.
On the 9th of August, Stoncwall jackson s
forces moved north around Warrenton, past the
right flank of Gen. Sigel, and got between the
Union army and Washington. as described in the
following official dispatch
WASHINGTON, August 29.-Tbe following official
dispatch has been received from Gen. Pope.
MANASSAS JrScTIoy, 10 P. NJ, August Is.
To Gen. HaHeck-So soon as I discovered that a
large force Of the enemy was turning our right to-
wards Manassas, and that the divisions l had order
ed TO take post there two DAYS before had not arrived
from Alexandria, l Immediately broke camp at
WarreDton Junction, and marched rapidly back in
three columns.
l directed McDowell's and Sigel's corps and Reno's
division 10 march upon Gainesville by the Warren
ton and Alexandria turnpike, and one of Heintzel-
mans divisions 10 march on Greenwich, and with
Porter's corps and Hooker's division, | marched
back to Manassas Junction. Mcdowell was ordered
to lnterpose between the forces Of the enemy which
had passed down 10 Manassas, through Gainesville,
and his main body moving down from White Plains,
through Thoroughfare Gap. This was completely
accomplished, LOngstreet, VINO had passed through
the Gap, being driven back to the west side.
The forces to Greenwich were designed to support
Mcdowell in case he met too large a force Of the
enemy.
Hooker's division, marching towards Manassas,
came upon the enemy near Kettle river, on the after
noon Of the 9th, and after a sharp action, routed
them completely, killing and wounding 500, captur-
ing their camp and baggage, with many stands of
arms. This morning the command pushed rapidly
forward TO Manassas Junction, which Jackson had
evacuated three hours before. He ~retreated by Gen.
treyille turnpike towards Washington. He was met
six miles west of Centreyille by Mcdowell and Sigel,
and late this aiterEOon q severe fight took place,
which darkness terminated. The enemy was driven
back at all points, and thus affairs rest.
Heintzelman's corps will move On him at daylight.
from Centrevile, and l don't see bow the enemy is
to escape without q heavy loss. We have captured
l 900 prisoners, many arms. and one piece of artil-
lery.
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KAAHCMASU
AN ACT
TO ROVIDE FOR H P~ERPETUATING OF
TESTIMONY.

Be 1T ENACTED, BY the King, the Mobiles and Re
personalities of the Halcaiian Islands,, in Legis-
iatire Council assembled:
SECTION l. Whenever any person shall be desir-
Gus of perpetuating the testimony Of any witness, he
shall file a petition with the clerk of any Court of
Record, setting forth his claims, interest or title in
or to the subject on which he wishes TO perpetuate
evidence, and the names AMI places of residence of
all other persons known to him as being interested
therein, and the name or names of the witness or
witnesses whom he proposes TO examine, and praying
from any Judge of the Court in which said petition
is filed, an order requiring the adverse party or par
ties to attend at a time and place, in the order speci-
fed, that the testimony of such witness or witnesses
may be taken for the purpose Of being perpetuated.
SECTION 2. If the petitioner expects TO be a plain
tiff in any future action, he shall likewise set forth
in his petition the obstacles preventing the immediate
commencement of an action.
SECTION 3. If the order is granted, the deposition
or dispositions shall be taken before some Judge of
the Court in which the petition is filed, the same
latitude of examination and cross-examination being
allowed as ii q suit were actually pending, and the
Judge having caused the deposition to be signed on
each sheet by the witness, shall certify that the depo-
sitions have been properly taken. and shall order
them to be filed with the clerk of the Court.
SECTION 4. II n trial shall afterward be had be-
tween the parties named in the petition, or their
privies or successors in interest, touching the matter
of controversy set forth in the petition, the dispositions
filed in accordance with the provisions of the preced-
ing sections snail be given in evidence by either
party, where the witness or witnesses are insane or
dead, or their attendance for oral examination can
not be required or obtained; provided, however, that
such dispositions shall be subject to the same objec-
tons for irrelevancy or incompetency as might be
made to dispositions taken pending an action.
SECTION 3. The applicant shall pay all costs of
all proceedings under this Act.
SECTION 9. This Act shall take effect from and
after the day OF its passage.
Approved this 18th day Of July, 4. D. 1862
KAAHUMASr.
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AN ACT

TRANSFERRING THE DUTIES OF THE SHERIFF.
OF THE ISLAND OF OAHU 70 THE MARSHAL
OF KINGDOM.
BE 1T ENACTED, By The King, the Mobiles and Re
personalities Of the HIlcaiiGn Islands, IN Legis-
IGfire Council assembled:
SECTION i. That the duties of the Sheriff Of the
Island OF Oahu, as imposed on that officer by law
are hereafter TO be performed by the Marshal of the
Kingdom
SECTION 2 This Act shall take effect two weeks
after the date of its publication in the POEynesian
newspaper.
Approved this 25th day Of July, A. D. 1862.
K~AMEHAMEHA.
KAAHrNASU.
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AN ACT
KAAHUMAsC

TO PROVIDE FOR II SEPARATION OF THE
X IN THE GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS.
Be IT ENACTED, By The King, the MOBILES and Re
Presentatipes Of the HatCaiiaH Islands, IN Legis-
iatipe Council assembled:
SECTION 1. 1t shall be the duty Of the several
superintendent Of Government Schools. in consulta-
ton with the school Trustees under instructions from
the Board Of Education, to establish separate schools
for the children Of each sex in their respective dis
tricts, whenever practicable, and whenever there are
sufficient children for the formation of two or more
schools And in the selection of teachers, preference
shall be given to O teacher of the same sex as the
children, if properly qualified.
SECTION 2. This Act shall take effect from and
after the date Of its publication.
Approved this 18th day Of July, A. d. 1862
KAMEHAMEHA
KAAaCMASU.
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AN ACT
kAAHCMAxU

TO ABOLISH VI PUNISHMENT OF WOMEN
WHO BECOME PREGNANT BY ILLICIT INTER
COURSE
Be II ENACTED, By The King, The MOBILES and Re
pTeSenfattUes Of the HaIrdiian Islands, an Legis-
iafire Council assembled:
Section 1. That the Act entitled An Act abol-
ishiDg the punishment of women who become preg-
nsnt by fornication or adultery passed ON the 18th
day of June, A. d.. 1852, be and the same is, hereby
repealed.
SECTION 2. From and after the date Of the pub
LEGATION OF this Act in the POlynesiGn newspaper, no
woman shall be charged with or convicted of the
oHense OF adultery or fornication because she is found
pregnant, or has given birth to a child.
SECTION 3. This Act shall take effect and become
law from and after the date of its publication in the
PoiynesiGn newspaper.
Approved this 18th day OF June, A. D. 1862.
K~AMEHAMEHA.
kAAHUMASU.
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AN ACT
RELATING TO CRIMINAL CONVERSATION AND
EDUCTION

BE IT ENACTED, By the King, the Mobiles and Re-
personalities Of the HdlcGiiGn Islands, in Legis-
iatiUe Council assembled:
SEcTIoSl l.. Whenever, in any case Of criminal
conversation or seduction, an action at law for the
recovery OF damages, shall be Instituted by any
party entitled to maintain such action, then, and in
that case, the woman who may have been The SUBJ
jet Of such criminal conversation or seduction, shall
not be liable to be prosecuted criminalIy for adultery
or tornication, under the provisions Of the thirteenth
chapter of the Penal Code.
SECTION 2 This Act shall take effect from and
after the date Of its publication.
Approved this 25th day Of July, A. d. 1862.
KAMEHAMEHA.
kkAHUMASC.
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- s=e
Selected expressly with care for this market.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
ENGLIsH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
English, French and American nuslins
Challes Bonnets
Heavy and light shawls
Hats Ribbons
velvets Buttons
Fringes SILK and lace trimmings
Calico Ostrich feathers
Cashmere and velvet trimmings
White and black blond White and black ruches
White, gilt, and pink fine betting
Clasps Pins
Gilt and siIvered bodkins
Crochet needles
Dimity bands Knitting needles
Cord, crochet, tassel and bead head nets
White and colored kid gloves
Isle thread gloves Tape trimmings
Colleretts Elastics
Balmoral skirts Berege robes
Children's plaids zephyrs
Linen and cotton pant stufs Clouds
A fine assortment of ladies' and misses boots and shoes
A few pairs of ladies' serge Balmoral boots
Fire bleached and unbleached A cotons
&c, &C., sc, &c.
A fine and well selected assortment of
Hardware
Agricultural implements
Paints oil and glass
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Turned spurs,
Screw rings.
spOkeshaves,