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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
PAxToR IT,, April II, 1887.

" RATEoN yR.i April Il, IbW.
WONDERFUL 0URn.-some time ego, an old
nslghhcr Of NINA was very Ill with bad cough which
every one supposed 70 be consumption. HIS relatives
told me that hs had aken ever rernsdy thsy heard Of
without bsueAti his brother eame 70 80 him de- and al
were Confirmed In ths belief that be could mot 1.-Two.
bad about The third Of bottle Of yesr PsctoT Syrup,
which save him. and It enrel2 cured him, 10 TIE aston
ishmeut Of all. What makes the case moro remarkable,
& The extrame age Of the man, hs being about ysa
OLA hxye no aoubt the Pectonl saVsd his LIE.
-, J0aMN' oINNID.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

sZzusnvnLs, o., March IA, 1853
have Used d., Keyssrs Cough Syrup for bad cough
Of several year standing, and can ohserfuily say 70
the best medicine for the same that have ever taken
Nv. PRfOu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

PyTrEBuRaH, April ~, 1857.
READ TILE TRUTH.-DR. KsHsni Ihave daugh-
ter who has taken several medicines for bad cough
without banset-among than Ayers Cherry PeetoralS
5YRUR and before ahe had used half bottls shs was
relieved -hs sscond bottle cured her entirely ot hss
cough JOHN DARN,
R0hinaon street, Allegheny.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

A 0RhAp UUkA BY DR, K1yekR's ploT0AAL
sTRUR. live In Peebles towaahip Allegheny county
bad coughing end splitting, which commsrced about
the eth Of TshruaSy last and contained eight months
employed lhs bsSt physioiADs In the county and ny
cough eontinued unAhated untp early N 0otoheE. Al
rhat time Wss sdtSsd TO try ypsF PAoToRAL COUGH
SYRUP, which dd, and after hsd telen ons bottle
was eneiy ffee from the coughing and splitting. bid
dssparsd OF ever getting wel and ink it should be
Known that s valuable remedy VII do for otheu what
II has dons inmy case. JOHN o. LITTLE,
Witasae-D, II. KERx. Peebles toWnbip,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

RfTTssuRan, Jan. al, 1880.
Dl- kxrm my vife has been AFFLICTED with bad
oS1Sa and dimeul of breathing for Ave or sI years.
Tor several had gradually increesedi In
moshoe. The complaint has bson hereditary, and she
nao Dseh treated BY several physicians without any re-
el ln Snn STATE Of her case, procured some Of your
reecfsa Uough syrnp. bought the hIst time, ifty
oens poie which relieved her very mnch then called
and got dollar bottle, which cured her entirely and
me has nov no taoe Of the former disease, excspt weak
nuss would also state that used the medicine my.
sen 70 cold and cough The medicine cured me by tax
Ing Gne dose exp<css my entire satzfsction with ths
%osicne, and you are ct liberty 70 publish this II you
usssfe 70 40 sc' WIN. WILSON,
Alderman Rifh Ward.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-27

big Eranspcrtldife pom CT. 2ouis NIT
9ruppen anfommen. Sc 1T lebr unrabr<
i&einlid, pob es 8elin9en miro, ras Ne<
beuenbeer auf cern NIT BEN Geilanpe bur@
eine Qanpen9e perbunpenen Sslanb 3u
fan9en. Da0elbe miro fi@ >potl 3uriid>
sieben. icbalc es feline @i9erbeit tpeRlt@
9efdbrcet 9laubt.
3u% erpdbnen 1T nod, tab uniere Trup<
pen in benz @ebiet an Der Slp9rdn3e be6
StaatcS Tenne0ee In Der Ndbe pon Saz
pannab am Cumberland 6lu0e fi@ aus
treiten unp I'M 8eliB eine6 Gbeiles Der
Mempbis< uno @barlefon ; 8obn ifub.
Mempbis 1T bierbur& ernf bebrobt. sc
eauert lan9e, ebe has v@ooom" oer Raub<
hdoten fGlIt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-10
The News.

The news received yesterday by the Skylark
though not very important, exhibits the Union
forces moving on victorious in every direction.
The telegraph wires had again been down, caus-
ing an interruption in the transmission Of news,
OF six days-from the 18th to the 24th of March.
On the latter date kilograms were again sent
through, but the latest Eastern advices appear to
BE- those Of the 10Th.
The Burnside expedition has moved southwark
and taken Newbern, one of the largest towns in
the State of North Carolina, and an important
ssa port. Ii was supposed at our last previous
adyices that this army would advance northward
into Virginia, attacking Norfolk or Richmond IN
the rear. But from present indications, il would
aPpear to be the plan to clear the State Of North
Carolina of rebels, and restore it to loyalty, if
possible, before operating on southern Virginia.
North Carolina once restored. or occupied by
federal troops, the communication between the
rebels in Virginia and the Gulf States will be
entirely cut off, leaving the work of Mcclellan
an easy task.
In Virginia, no great movement has been made.
The federal troops had advanced to a point some
II miles south of Manassas. The rebels are re-
ported as intending to make a stand at Fredrieks-
burg, which is some twenty-five miles southeast
of the Federal army, and connected with Rich
mond by u railroad. But Mcclellan is evidently
planning and placing his forces so as 20 cut off
the communications of the rebels ON the Potomac
with Richmond, unless the latter retreat soon.
We shall hear of some hard fighting or some
brisk retreating in this state before long.
On the Mississippi, the Union forces had not
advanced much up to the 10th or 18th. We did
not expect to hear of rapid advances there, for
every vestige of hostile troops must be dispersed
before advances can be safely made. If the de-
scent of the troops to New Orleans is accomplish
ed in fifty days, it will be well done. While
that Harper's Weekly for Jan. IL, contains the
best map of the Mississippi River that has APP
peared lately, and will be valuable to these who
wish to watch the progress of the army south
ward.
In Tennessee, we notice nothing specially i'm
pOrtant.
Com. Dupont has effected a landing and made
this movement is not of special Importance, ex-
cept as q part of the plan to retake possession of
all the seeded territory.
The news from Europe, so far as it pertains to
American affairs. is very pleasant. and is fully
expressed in the curt telegram, 40 American secu-
rites have gone mp and the price of cotton has
zone down. and shows that the public pulse
here throbs more freely with the progress of
vents, indicating not only less probability of war
Europe and America, but II speedy ter
of the rebellion.
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mainder can be reduced one half. and then afford
sufficient compensation considering tie state of
the Government finances.
The Government can afford 10 be liberal to its
servants when this liberality comes from the
abundance of Government, but when heavy taxes
are required Of the PEOPLE TO support the Govern
meut. then common prudence If not good policy
requires a judiciDus retrenchment. There would
be no strikes in our Navy Yards and elsewhere if
the workmen could realize that a reduction in
their wages was graduated by a reduction else
where Is Is human nature to rebel against in
justice, and there can be no justice in requiring
OF the poor man what is not required of the rich.
when both stand upon the same level in such a
matter as this.
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PouLrRY-We are sometimes asked the price OF
choice fowls, and the expense Of Obtaining them
questions not always answerable. An amateur, III
terested in the Improvement of our fowls, has received
from San Francisco. the following list Of prices OF
such varieties as are procurabi, there
Black Spanish pure breed. very scarce, at present worth from
$50 to $50 pr pair
Haf breed good stock, from - 50 tn 50 90 eaeh-
.Polani pure breed. from $50 10 SIS per par
Half breed Poland and spanish. from 81 80 20 80 20 each
White Ieghorn or doTkinE, from IS 90 o. $40 20 per pair
Malacca and Sunatra game, fr IN $5 90 "a SO % per pais'
Pheasant hens. nearly pure (gDoi layers - % saeh-
Bantans.' or pair, from IS 90 To- $40 90 each
Guinra fowls, per pair. frcm IS 90 to e 90 each.
Mu>cnvy ducks. from IS 90 10 81 so Zach.
English ducks. from 50 90 to IS 90 each.
All Of the above are more or less in the San Fran
cisco market. and can be had at the prices rated.
Breeds guaranteed and sent according TO order.
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VESSELS IN PORr-APRIL 10.

Am bark fpeeizeH. Conmodors Paty, for san Franci-co.
h1ss-An as ship Medal l. Krogius. So II for SiuA-
Has- bark x W. Wood. Geerk-n. son for Bremen.
Am hark-nine C0nstitufon, Killer. soon for Victoria.
Am BARK Artic. HsmmonI. con for Boston.
Am hark z e, LiEtsl. uncertain.
Am brigt josephine, S.ous, uncertain
wHALERS.
An zh bark Harvest. Manchester.
French VII ship Grusrsl T-sie, L0pe5.
Haw bark Harmony. Molteno.
" brig Wet ria. Dauelsb-r-.
. brig kohola. Bruu m-rhnp.
" sch Emma RooLe. Wilbur.
Ar LAHAIsA-Am VII ship Champioa, Worth.
Al HLO-An VII bark Ba-astasI-, Broznson.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. r. I.
ARRIVALS

--~ -renrr - a LL.-
Aprl CLAW wh bark Harmony. Moieuo. from Margsrita
: : Bay, With 600 hrls VIII this s-ason. e
cNAm fsrk Arctic. Hammnud. 49, days from Boston,
with assurtri uierSaandi=- 20 q. Brewer A Co.
ssasIt, via Copenhagen. Hamburg ard ST. Gather
rF in-sT Put in here for frvSh sufpirs.
f@Haw VII brig Kohala, Brunrmerhop. I'm Turtle Pay,
Win 200 brs wh this seasou-
6-Sch karnoi. Shepherd, from kahului, with 20 sacks
~ ~d"yr. 20 mats sugar. "a hides. 10 bags fungus-6
go cabin AMI = deck passengers t2 % %-#a
Sch Molokai. Hathaway, I'M Hama. with % bales and
bags fungus Us goat skins, ~ hiirs. ] horse. etc.
4-6-sch Nsixshfne- Kuheana, from NawfIvlIi. with 81
sugar, 3 bales fungus. 8 mules, Q pigs, 10 cords Of
WOOL cabin and 3 deck passengers
Sch Odd Fellow, Johnson, from kOlOa. with with 2o5
- key SUGAR. 40 bis nott.ses. Is Iris poi. IL hides.
S-Ezv wb sch kmmn Rookie, Wilbur, from MaTgaita
Bay, with $50 rs wh this s-ason. &
s-Sch NaDuokawsi, IIa-y, I'm kau- kona Il Labaina,
with 81 bales pull. IL hays fungus 200 goat skins.
hill. 8 I case native wine 30 qua Vkins, 4 bags
cofee-3 cabin and Is deck Psssengers-
9-Am ci PIPER ship sky Lark, =. A Bur-eiey, Is days
from san FIR tpcisco, en- route fDr China sailed
again same day
Sch s-ftir Merrill. Borres, from lilo. with 400 keg
AMI IS mats sugar, 1o3 haes puu, 8 hays fungus,
20 haze coffee. 80 hides, lot goat skins cabin
anl so deck Iassengrrs-
10-Sch kanshsmehs ", fOm Hama, r. u.
~ A vhaIeship Oussile-supposei to be the Barnstoble
from lIfIo-
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The Merchants Exchange IN New York, which Ia.
been formally leased by Government, cost, includinc
the land. but 81, 800 00. IL il had been built p1s
der Government auspices, as the present Custom
House was. i; would have cost So 600, 900 or $1,000
200. Government paysa rent Of $50. 900 per annum
for the Exchange. having a lease for three years.
and che privilege of renewing il for two terms more
Of three years each. aud Of purchasing AT auy time
during these leases for 81 .000, 0OO-S. r. Bullefia.
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nvgoondMERoIAL.u
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, Iss2-

THURSDAY, APRIL 10, Iss2-
IEE arrivals and departures during the past reek have heea
zurs frequent, giving 10 our spring seasoa is accustomed live
fn~s, thnuxh not 20 the same extent as in former years The
AnIns OF IN the inportatiots Of foreign gods, whek appear 20
&c nov essHn-d pretty eioseIy 10 the absolute zan;s Of our
population mnk-s the rumbsr % merchantmen actually enter
Ias the por. less Than formerly, which aust eontinus TO be the
sesse tin a more liberal commercial poIey IS adopted By The
Government
r The bark Arctic arrived on sunday, I32 days from Boston,
hr3sing 4 varied Assortment Of merchanIi,-, All intended FOR
home eonsumpsion- she has also brought cut The u=s sugar
nil and engines Cor the Nakee Plantation ~ UnpsazEa, which
have beeE CRAFTY needed Of late The machinery has teen
selected By Mr. D. " Weston, ard Ia thought 70 be vsy
sup~rlor-
Several vhaien have re. Hned from the Loser California
CEASE. bringing very good eatehinss for their betEssa--4sons
cruise, ard also giving good reports q the remaining v-ss-is-
fhsir m<1or.ndz WI be found teBow. IN. bsys "a the coast
APPEAR TO be a. vel stocked With whales as in TURNER years. and
TIE fewer number Of ships no~ employed in hunting for thrn,
VII allow < their Increase darns the next fss ys~o.
The clipper ship Skyk9Tk, Burs-y, arrived on W-l1esday,
Il t<ys froa San fraaeiso, 5rnginga fEpqsrs- She reports
ts fsTk Kafsiess 20 sal fr HanpLsiu % the 2s.h, saha
4e=rxo add the mails The SkyiaTE sailed stsfn yesteriay for
china The commercial news ~ kr i 81 M sp-eiai interest.
Tbs departures have ben he schooner T51n4o. on tn 5th.
sifh a fun cargo. principally sugar, for yiasera, AID the ship
fesnfnns- DC TIE Oh. sth a aasnsay q puia, Or S4n FEsneiseo.
en cruise. on the Eth
The Sps,f~sHs bilins for san Francisco aae viii ts dis
p7tctsd early nezt week
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DEPARTURES.

April Sch Nail eiki. Nap-la, for Tahaina and Kahuui.
Am wh ship Reindeer. Raynor, Er kawaihae.
T-Sch Nossahine. Kuheana, for ilsniIei, Nasiiwih,
Al % K1tsa anil WsfreaL
Ssh md Fellow Johnson. for knAos- 49,
sENm Gh Toaudal 5arlner. Tor Victoria
5-reapnrr Kiaues. B-rrn. Er Lahs1a, KOna and
@oh-r siniwa4i pprts
9-Ams ship iconiun, Heus;i.- for san Francisco.
9->ch kaDo!, Sh-phrri, fx LlhaIIEla ai K.huIni.
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PASSENGER

For WfSDwARD PoRTs-per Kilauea. April S-Mr and Mrs
Corn~ei. Mater and Miss I ORWELL Mrs X L Valentine, Mrs
Elliott. Mrs farssr- A z McGregur. o u Merrill, X A ) WOd,
} Lazarus. VIM Irwin. Danl tanner, Thos Kevgan-Ii cabin aud
about $50 deck passengers. a
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Shfps' NIniIs.

FoR sAs FSASCIsco-per Spe-dseH. next week.
FoE LAHAfSA-p@r Mauu0kaEai, today.
FE kOSA-psr ManuokzSai to-day, and Steamer Tuesday
next
FoE HLO-Per Settie Merrill, on Friday.
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From sag FEsNctco-p=f iiiHzi sler, March u II cases
anil 4 iaie ITints, ] --stnr machin 90 coHs Manila rn-, 7 cs
har1-s AMI straps 5 bdls mule cuilIrs- ) c. aiz : 2 Erinlst"ne>,
10 dz hrs. ] har iron, ! bag mustarl - q, = bales buTlsp=, =
halls luck. ] eas- blankets. ! cre hats. ] ease crocsery. IL tins
Jenny Lind eskss l6 cases navy bread. 4 g. pilot brad. 2 cs
tDistccp, . hrkius butter. I c. hOcS$ and stationery. ! c. saddles,
p VI frt redwood ioartI ] c. boots. / hOx git--, : c. Chutuey
saaee c curi- powder, 10 chests tea, = cs cheese, Jl ar aud
~ half sacks HuuT.
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FozGsx IrEla

1aHaa AANAA
Ths sPrtng6shd RsgHbheaH say. The h=h Ezurc AZ vhich
- nut Out ihI csrrOt-apscan he used % nd -aHEifg- M eooriug
blu-, anI th-y arr bVught h-rrsipuf. az qule a arze Gsuns. a.
hizh as rSsiss " htssn dOhaT8 per acre bsEs paid bFH us tOps
sIJu~.
THx C.rToS ScPPLY-Greats stress Is lhl upon the exp-cta-
tbu that tLs great e spsdHiou will y ru one q murce cotton fOTs ;
but sgI yDssny u dos, vii that Grce the c0t.ou frun tie interior
toth- s-sbaarJl HIS can O ly he dog- by "A W-itappoiDt-t and
web auD~i fTcc- Hh-thrT tire cuttou viii carn= voluntarily
dspsn-is sT~atiy upr the sentiment % Tire paanuT.. ard the
soiutou % this prOstrn presents ows 80 th- ns-t iGt-rc>tio9 n Il
impDutsnt 9 stures Of the sar-BOsfOH COn1tcrciaf BHHefia.
FssSss yosrsSk-The following Is III eopY e eircaLr al
which ~tii isseres& MI Who send printed Hsrtsr . I0Feign cum
Tres AaH
You are hereby infp-meI that On and an r. this LATE, (Derern-
hrr 2 ~ all prHfsd nstser (-hefh-r ir M n Publication oEc- Or
notJ drpsi--i ts TITS Ohce, nteatai fr Esr-ikn esIntrI- the
Fcstisr must b. prepaid. otLerwi-e "a csInat be fDr~ sn.sd."
The p+stasc IN Desspap-rs to lorrtxn Countries % as tH 'sss
.'aI "a eenis e"eh
-
russia -.
GerDany, ami o h-s Countries on the Continent -.--J +"
West Indies. snts Pacific, Central Auserica, ete...s "
rsnd~ch islu1fs-
IRrsPEEIrY % CatsvKsTA No state Is nov more prosper
Gus Than California The a which T. now > destructive TO
industrial pursuits In other states, las no irjurOu- Effects there
Ctfi< ~ i~s~ REPRESENT that the hiea which o &C prevailed Of a
obsoIetr- The failure Of the three rai bHl j. a 1 regretted. one
TUu e, at hat SrzEuc4hl~ ore vh 10 doubt he designated
AMI the work cnmusncsd under the auspices % The Federal
Govsrum.nth before the eusi u SnOIlsT ear. Any alarm Of war
with hrs'gn naval po~ers that may occur during the next ses-
SOU of Congress will cause the immediate enactment - a Pacific
rzilruad ball. II : even believed that President Lincoln and
Secretary stsntnu will recommend Il TO Congress a . a Military
nse.ssiy. There r many nDble IN chauies AMI uanufsetu-
ri IN the young state OF California Ia ~h1se PROSPERITY We
cannot but fei deep inferssr-Seientife INsTieen-
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EXPORTS.

For VICTORIA V L-per Toando, April s-I59s kegs and
anil So IarS Cs53OOO fbsl sugar. 20 pkgs 3IOO gaIis) m0lasses.
IS bags C33I9 ibs) coffee. s bales and 33 bags pull, l boat.
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HARPER's MAGAzINE-The numbers for January
and February have been received. and are filled With
the choicest literary matter, much Of which is Illus
trated in a style of unriyaled excellence. This maya
zine should be taken in every family.
The Ueekiy for the New Year has commenced TO
arrive, and the publishers appear 10 be making every
efor, to renderit the best illustrated jcuraalin Amer
ica. 1, ranks now nearly equal TO the Earopean pie
torials, though furnished at one third their cost. Inc
opening of the year, commencing with the January
numbers. is a good time for subscribers to enter their
names, and if applied for soon, all the numbers can
be supplied. The continuance Of the war will rerder
the Weekly, with its superb illustrations of it. one
Of the best foreign journals that can be obtained.
The mails will soon be restored TO the steamers. so
,hat probably periodicals during 1862 will be received
with less irregularity than during the last year.
\ REGULAR PACKET-The ship HconiUm, which
touched at this port last week, aud sailed again yes
,erday, has earned for herself the position of a regu-
lar Australian packet. Under the command of Capt.
Heustis, she has become quite popular to the travel
ing public. and we doubt not a profitable trader, and
though she does not often bring US very stirring
news, is nevertheless a welcome visitor as though she
did. Capt. Heustis has three times brought US mu-
steal performers from the Colonies. and justly de-
serves the thanks of the musical public. if Of none
Others.
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e The bark Kathleen. with the mails. will be
due IN Saturday .---
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DISSOLUTION.

VsIHE FIR HERETOFORE KNOWN
Il under the name of HUGHES s. OHLSON, is this day
dissolved ty mutual consent. The books and &C cunts viii be
left in the hands Of 4. Ohson FIR settlement. and all those know
ing themselves indebted to said firm will please come forward
and settle their accounts, as immediate payment is required.
HUGHES & ouLSON-
Honolulu. March 81, 1862
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RED, WHITE ND BLUE
TNION NOTE AND ETH PAPER
u and enveopes-just received aud for sale 10y
II. VI. WHITNEY.
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A LIVELY DAY-Last Sunday there were two mer-
c~hantmen. Two whalers and three coasters arrived,
while a fourth coaster was signaled. but did not get
in. The telegraph arms kept moving quite briskly
throughout the day.
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= Mons. Charles de Variguy hns been approved
by the Hawaiian Government as Acting Consul of
France, TO 6ll the place of the late NJ. Perrin.
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PEANUT OIL! PEhDUT OlII

TENHIS OIL car BE USED FOR ANYKINn
4 Of Lamps, burns with a
White and Brilliant Light. mud rmiss NO
Smoke.
In quantities TO suit, for sale at
3od-5m MELCnERs & Co.'S.
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q The chorus Of the Amateur Musical Society
will meet for rehearsal on Tuesday evening next,
April 18th. at the residence of Mrs. Samuel II.
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LATEST DsrFs. receives n. .h.. ome..

san Frsnei,eo.A.@ Nsneta22 L'ni0n. tpalersn-;Jsn Z
" E" tsi-srapsic. Mar. 20 uanEkonr. s...... Jan. 1
Tahiti. -....!.. y Dan : Sydney, Ms. w--..J.n. IL
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y Only one paper was received here yesterday,
containing the EIsiern telegraph dispatches-an
Alta of the 18th, which Capt. Bursley kindly loaned
to US long enough to extract the news given on the
next page. but took the paper on with him to China.
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- The return of he flvorite schooner Emma
RooEe will be welcomed by the public The decrease
of coasters and the confinement Of the Steamer to a
single route, have sensibly curtailed our inter-island
communication.
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y By the following. it will be seen that DR.. Gu
lick is lecturinz in San Franciso. We learn that i
was his intention to proceed to the Atlantic States
during the spring.
LECTURE oS The CORAL ISLANDS or The WESTERN Pacific
OcEAS.-A lecture will be delivered on ttis subject. on Tuesday
evening next in the Academy of Music by the Rev. L. II. Gu
lie. ~. H.. DIR. Quick has been invited by the California Acsde
my Of Natural Sciences TO deliver this lecture. II viii bv Illus
traied by specimens OF the dress and Orname-is Of the natives OF
those islands. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
The Peoples laiSl.

To no lGno, u The N. y. T1Lpn.
SIR; A leading article Of daily paper Of this
de ufon the People. Union Of CRY does ges, in.
justice lrrge sad loyal body Of our eizens. Tho Cen.
era Committee Of The Peoples Union has been e.
and held regular meetings monthly since last Noyeler Its
blss 10 active and uncoRi iiiion support Of te hdnntfe
on through all iis policy and Hs Wsi oIginils
tsns perfect aid its vote viii be cast for James g.
WAdswouh II hos always stood Tosdy 10 sct with tho Re-
publican Organization in local noniaaons well ia sup
port Of the State ticket Were 1t the tno for
vesy (which 1t Ia mott facts would show that tie Peoples
Union Las been forced into independent ocs eoon through
and sighted policy Of jealous WGd pill
cisns and no. by any sire tie part Of is members 10
distract weaken the tnon vote IN oil tho Congressional
and Assembly Districts honoiale overture. have been made
TO the Republican Nominating Comntees IA order 10 ol .c
union upon Union candidates. Haleh action be lsuoisd
hwar,ed BY local eaouses, is not tho fault Il the
Peoples Union ~ General Committee should cen
be visited loyal oiIns whose fui port OF Con
entities them 10 the consdofaon that
enjoyed by other loyal friends OF Government Tho
differences between WsId Committees ought no, 10 be-
nsgniod into for dlisenson between Republican
and feopes Union mon, WHO alike sustain tho State nou
nees. a PEOPLES UNION REPUBLICAN,.
hew Y9rk, Nov " 1862.