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LAsD.-acss ESQ Gaspss slalard were
sold the stAs Day b Hasay : Hapill g
: parsy u Lssisville, KY fer e.. We
undsxstsad Qeansa 4 Co.. Asvs siacs
bssa oasrsd 81 for 1000 or 1000 tisreaa.ls.
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nothing mosssvile sad loathsome can b
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sdict Arnold. Bni hsrs il i, and Iss1s
remain lasting Testimonial ofths iafanJ
qf it.:asiho1- ss@ sadpTsp for ~ time :
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spssdy and hcnessess fssrs, and -
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90, IN Weemnetoni Fen. l1y Z
Tins Special. .,,sa sas
1 ii. Col DOR, II Fosters stals, arrived
sdaAy direes 4roml Pan RoysIy 1Silk adiss
patches for gpyernnsnt he denies sh9
quarrel between Hunter add Fost16 q 1
The dsniaIis made b. fhe President.
as1 % :Fsas4nys3ists u belisvs tAet ~,
thing has occurrsd steiy 70 impair SI,k
sihcieney OF our army in the dep11fa mt
Two refugees, .yho lefk RieAnosd last
Wednesday report vsAslGpdes Ofroups
fron tAe C0sfedMs1e1 e1fm Y II FrsdelisSiis g =
burg passed through Richmqnd lass san,
day. apparenhy on their wsy to charis&
ton. ;s.s..a d ssu4 + =
On ThundsY the main body Of he
rahsLasay sEssfehsd along ths r. r.. Be-.
tween 4eitons y .Jaaetion ard Fredasi;cks-
busg They estimate their forces at 40
900 to 5000. .RAA1 IoFIrv
Great. .aaxiety u felt ia sRiahmsn1 in
regard 70 the anticipssed attack BY onr
forces upon CharIsstoss The rsbelsxrsat.
u 0fead desr hon- -sideS. - -sa s@Tss.~ ~.
The amy u the Rsppabappock = yssy
poorly supplied with oIothing, and have
not been paia .oG 6os ssns noaths. ri
great dssl Of disatiafactioa exists u con-
ssq.soss. The supply Of provisions 10
anlle- s'ls,
The Ways and Means Committee vers
said to stand, Saturday, three for to five
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! -. - New York, Feb. T6.
The Alabama sailed froa Kin&Std y
Jamaica, on athA night of January zbA.
News from anea1QkS lsasnd soatas the
rebels hazS l1k aslln 'boan se crstsl -
bsyous and creeks sfy1Fa md Hide
4sounties. By this means day expect p
ersss 10 tbs Island aaA caPlafsr MsEfi-
The steamer Swan, from Key Weat,
tor New Orleans was lost, with setent4tn
Of her crew and pAHsaagsaa ea.sry .saa q
The HerSi6 hss advices from Che Ctr
Of Nssiss y - flsA. An attsok su
PushlArHas, Aeein defsqtsd,, Ne. NeEiNap
GenSfi1 O1tega, making il ! sort of S.
b,stopol. sTtsre lid rhpsn ,ssyyral skir-
mishesr id %hi1h " MexIuknI ksls vic-
torioas TAe MsdiePee elai. I. shYe
captured 1900 French mules.
TH ua6Ga1H special says important,
but yagm rqpprh comes thpggh rsbsl
channels thar bsnk hai lb1eb Z h1teie
seven miles below Rose Haason. The
result VA ths IebdS fell back to Port
HadsOn, Banks |. luI then thsn returnedd - ~
oampk '-s.
Af i t.aaAstasd Gov staulsy.A aaaie-
nsaiun - ssOsivsd ts-dsy - ~ sss-ss I
Ahnnt - ~, m,asst ~ picket, were sar-
pFiSsd last night nsqS An44AfP tHA
superior foros IS thk h I'm 6El(
which tollswsd - fnsaI 6kiIfad aa1aissS :
iag. a0pf Aen rsss .1eypsd - give ~,
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\ UNION HEETING !.
16-JsHClks -'.l.as 4 & ss-s'' !. ]
EI0 ktl1onnGunn!
- Dislinstlsa = Party,
ssef thsnsst psssDiasat and
Wsstsss Statesmen. Speaking
snee 4 I O'Clock.

8@fFn 10ox.-A emAH Whieo
80 - iest ~ svs.i.gso.s.
pvssu chashs1. Sqsars CkareA
1ssssa asss4. TAs fsiss vill ~
80 nasy thanks from tlls s,Ssasr b
kov1ae & g tSis elkce.
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A KayyWasA latteSjS ~ tkss ppGrt;caa
slars Ut eh61eef 1Ae* Florida by the 30.
npaa a ~ Bs sphs. q wAilA ~
wind uasseligh1 md sthss - aal0s9hsths
AnUms guided on tho pirate ~ bdt HA
rSGShing the opsn ~, tte ;YiA& 8seb o.
i1g, the Florida gained fS3a 61l G2 1t9tt
coming on, was lps4siehtaolI aGome dis-
atrsngmsnt Of the 60epNs 1ssnSS liJ
iptsrisrsd inshs q 1.toygss.. u, \ II I,
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VO0sSStUsa4 tASYlOAps = - 4
Let no &kaail les = ~ u 49, Enough
To- 61 AisyeE - - $780, =
teli sky of tfait0iy 81 tlleiS ffsiteHdT stH f8
Esi1t ltJ1tty and Ahasan 4fSedSuilT va
pntasB sTilek ffoR k619 ~ ki1e3ax ~
The dsfsnss and safety af al, " long lor
Fthg nfKw4AsgGk1G - n1nH 80
EsPppsA hsx ..iags qyF gsr hna; shpi -
- tsjl6ss sadds s6i6ttrisy power u ma ftbs
= leaders co1lIealg a11s11nGnnns us.--
CT DISss, erusl = ~. t11; Ny
~ ~ Gnelaiioa,r. = while ~ -
snlEs - Bally like, they pfopoSSd u
E1gAt - bseanss fhag MD tAlg could whip
r. I've ts.sse; AID now, -vhsas sdf{vsu
'th1y whine out ssno .iptasioa, !, an8
ISSnissu1 u - West psrEi1sien 70 nav
I insAa 49, 1nsia1ippi, Ivsr, IL - HiA b.
81 VA ilueys: sad dUsA sAtAsy Ia u. !. N "
s|:.l!s 81 2s;.;i :sI 'ss! ss!
96sltn aa ~ y - ~ MssA 80
pdsivsss. nlns11sn x1Gsa Jy1srs thsy
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who is now proving his superior generalship.
The only commander who is his match, is Gen.
Mcclellan and should party rancor, suspicion
and hate continue TO set aside the best talent
the North possesses for a ommander-in-Chi
and jeopardize the national cause, the day may
not be far distant when the capital of Pennsyl-
vania may fall into the hands of the rebels,
Baltimore sue for peace, and Washington be
regularly beseiged. The invasion OF Pennsylva-
MIA is still an enigma, and God grant that those
in Washington who have the direction OF the
campaign, may be able not simply TO defeat the
invaders, but capture them in their retreat.
At the West, in the siege Of Vicksburg, Gen.
Grant was still battling the rebels, who have
withstood all his assaults with a heroism worthy
of Il better cause. Up to the latest dates, June
20, Gen. Grant was still confident of capturing
the city and Gen. Pemberton was equally conf
dent of holding out for an indefinite period.
Gen. Banks and his army were before Port
Hudson, but up to the latest dates had not taken
the place, though the probabilities were in his
favor. 1t strikes US that had Banks first co-ope-
rated with Grant in the attack on NIcksburg
and then, if successful there, returned to Port
Hudson, it would have displayed better general
ship, and at both points the Federal arms been
more likely to have met with success.
In Tennessee, Gen. Rosecrans still remained
in the position he had held for months. Gen.
Burnside was active, but no great successes are
reported, unless it be Gen. Carriers raid into
Eastern Tennessee.
Turning to the ocean, we find the rebel pirate
fleet growing in numbers and strength, and
threatening to sweep the Atlantic of all Ameri-
n merchant paScnls That this Is so IL jndI-
Gated by the rate of insurance having advanced
to over % per cent. showing the chances of
escape from cruisers to be now reduced to one in
four
In Europe very little appears to have trans
pired of general interest, if we may judge from
the few kilograms of European news received.
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month, fifty pounds of rice, four pounds of fat or oil,
n sufieiency of salt, and a little hut TO live in,
besides the SUN be has to pay the government for
their passage.
The laborer's condition i; not nearly so good as
that of a servant. He has to work heavily IN the
cane-6eld and the boiling house, and is much more
exposed than the domestic servant to the arbitrary
power of his master. for he may not leave until MS
FIVE years contract has expired. He may certainly
60 and complain if he is hardly used, for there are
judges to hear, aud laws 10 redress his woes; but, as
the judges are frequently planters themselves, the
poor laborer seldom finds the verdict given in his
favor. The laborer has frequently 10 walk eight or
ten miles before he gets to the court. In the week
he has no time to go, and on Sunday he finds 1t
closed. If, after much trouble he at length succeeds
in reaching the abode of justice he finds, perhaps,
that the court is engaged in a multiplicity of affairs,
and is told to go and cone again some other day. To
make the thing more difficult for him, he is not ad-
mitted at all, unless he brings witnesses. How Is he
to get these: None of his companions in misfortune
will dare 10 render him such a service, for fear of
punishment, or even corporal i'll usage at the hands
of his master.
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COMMERCIAL ITEMS.

SHIP SALEsL-G A Bourne sold at auction, in New Bedford:
ship Hudson, 363 tons, with her inventory. az discharged from
her last voyage, to William Wilcox. for $4,000. One sixteenth
OF ship Congress, ID, Of that port, as discharged from her last
voyage, to Gilbert Allen, for $3.50. One thirty-second Of ship
Onward, as discharged, to Thomas Mathews, for 5000.
"Ihave always considered Advertising, says Stephen
GiraTd, Z" liberal and long, TO be the great medium Of success in
invariabIe rule. too, to advertise in the duGest times, a long
experience having taught me that money thus spent is well
laid out; as my keeping my business continually before the
LOST
A MELANCHOLY REcoRD-The Portland Advertiser says
that the steamer North American, which arrived at that port
chantmen. Eleven OF these Captains sold their ships abroad
ON account Of the immense war risks, and no demands for
freights under the hazard Of shipments in American bottoms
four OF these Captains had their ships captured and burnt by
the Confederate eruissr, Alabama two rem aiming Captains
lost their ships at sea.
CoTroS ~ ExGLASD.-The importations Of cotton inc Eng
land for the presSpt year have amounted to 10000 bales
quantity atoat on lis way to that country was estimated at
100000 bales at the latest dates On the whole the cOndi-
proved greatly dGaing the year. The reports from India as
to the growing crop are favorable. In Madras Presidency
an increase Of thirty per cent. on the preceding year. The
new crop has turned out well both as to quantity aud quality.
srocr sPEcrLATIoSs-The author Of the rncy articles about
Stock Brokers in the Boston CONT Bulletin, gives some good
advice, all the better for being given by an old broker:
"NsreT speculate, my young friend, never allow yourself to
be withdrawn from the regular pursuit OF your business, or the
faithful conduct Of it to be embarrassed and harassed by ex-
element and fear Never be seducsd by any illusion, or be en-
ticed by the briliancy Of any project, away from your legitimate
line Of business. The simple heId Of correspondence, which you
will form in a year or two. is worth more. and will bring in
moe actual amounts of money, than all the chances Of stock
gambling in the world. Tire track Of the yearly caravan across
the dazzling sunny sands CT the desert, is not more marked by
the ~hitened bones of caneIs that once bore their stately
burthens, than Is that of the yearly business along the brilliant,
flashing track of Wall street, by the sad mement 5 of those,
who were able once to " carry any amount Of stock" but who
dropped under the load at last. and were left to perish, while
the busy throng swept on, needless of the fall. By keeping
strictly IN with the ploiding caravan, by not dashing out after
eveTy bubbling fountain, by not following every delusive mirage
you will certainly reach the end Of the journey at last, and
late"
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MPORTS.

brs -four.
From Sass FEAScIsco-per Yankee, July Is.
pkg d.h, / es lard, / & olive oil. / c 6 DI pck :" i b b. eog a I I
chest tea, 1 bx preserved meats. / bx cheeses, II cs bread, /
bxs macaroni. y hf SKIS -four, 9 hf bls whiskey, 2 sths brandy,
5 5ths cognae, ! sth sherry, l d-Injohn. S kgs ale, l cs alcohol,
Capt Paty-i prs sashes, II or SKIS -four, 2 pkgs hats, / pkg
books, pkg hose, l pkg watch springs, l cs lamps, l cs oil, 90
stove, l pkg silver cups, l pkg music. ? pkgs garden seed.
or SKIS Hour -four. 20 b RI lime 10000 ; br G1Ssn' iS o. : r. p sfdi 4 600 .
Il redwood flooring, 200 redwood posts, 1 springs, 100 bolts, i
AIdhch, Walker & Co-2l bxs bread, 8 bxs tin, Is hf brs
stoves, 50 kgs nails, 10 cs mdse, 5 bndls do, Is cs matches, 81
II Hacsfed & Go o 6 champagne %aSs 10 e s. brandy, cs mdse,
80 = bread 2 bxs mdse, / demjohn.
books.
Chung Hoon-3 bxs opium, 81 pkgs mdse.
Z siders-4 bxs tin, l bx mdse, l sheet copper.
Melchers q Colo cs ~ginghams, les samples.
y Smith & Col pkg gold fol, 10 cs drugs.
Capt p Rossi-I bx preserved chicken, 1 bx tobacco, / ks
spiI'i9' 6xs sundries' 2 5gs onions, ! log garlick. l brl ale
sheet iron
" \ Ladd-2 C, hardware, 1 bndl scythes, 5 cs mdse.
PC JOnes-15 cs mdse. 1 bgs potatoes, 1 bndI rockets.
A 5 Grimbaum & Coil cs boots and shoes, - cs mdse, .
&c Hobron-6l or sxs flour.
Z Brewer & Coo bns lime.
u McLean-50 hf SKIS -four, l bg corks.
AD Cartwright-23 cs crackers, 80 cs groceries, 5 SKIS do
o Hall-6 bndls iron, IL cs mdse.
I Mossman & son-2o hf SKIS -four, 10 pigs mdse, 10 tins
CfaCheIs, 10 { = muse, IOO X hour.
j L NaterlUouse-7 cs mdse.
Castle & Cookie bxs mdse. II pkgs do, 3 bells, 10 DTS iron
shutters, 5000 bricks, 4 bndls mdse.
JaniOn, Green X CO coils packing, / piece lead.
j + Chapman-1 bl hose.
: Savidge-l44 pkgs mdse.
III DimOn1 & Som pkgs mdse.
Utai * Ahee-j bis calico. 237 mts rice.
j Cattanach-6 bXs confectionery, / bx jams.
j Steward-l20 or SKIS -four, / pkg medicines.
Thompson K Sevile-5 pkgs iron thimbles-
Judd - Stangenwad-S pkgs drugs.
III l. Chase pkgs drugs, I pkg mdse, ! gal alcohol.
III Mcintyre & SOM cs cloves. l c. salmon.
d Burns-l swedge block, 1 pkgs rings and washers, / pkg
pipes.
Several packages unspecifel rndse. too numerous II mention.
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ARRIVALS.

July Sch Noikeiki, NaPeli, from Lahana and kahului,
with 100 kgs sugar, ID bris mOiasses, 80 bgs wheat,
cabin and o deck pass
II-Steamer Kiauea, McG.egor, from windward ports,
with 81 kgs sugar, % brts potatoes, IL bgs fungus
363 hides. sos goat skins, B rolls leather, 8 hNs
oranges. 2 bgs coffee, l brl cheeses, s csks tallOw,
1900 pineaPples, SIl35 coin, 80 bullock, = horses,
% sheep, l. hogs
u-Sch Hannah, Antoine, from Hno, with $50 kgs sugar,
$50 ms sugar, Is hides. 3 nogs, s pass.
II-Sch kamehameha ", Clark, from Moloaa, with Is
eds frewOod.
Il-Steamer Annie Laurie, MsTchant. I'm ports on Kauai,
with III kgs sugar, 2 cabin, : deck pass.
I2-Sch Emma Rookie, Wetnerby, from Lahaina and Ma
KEGS Landing, with Go bris molasSes, $50 kgs
sugar, 20 bndls sugarcane, 100 hides = bis fungus,
cabin, 20 deck pass
i2-Sch kampi, Shepherd. from Lahaina and kahuui,
with wheat, shorts, bran and oats
l2-Sch Kalama, Spunyarn, fun ports on Kauai, with q
eds wood, 3 pass
12-Sch Jeannette, firm Mooaa, with frewOod-
Fam brig francisco, Richmond, IS dys from Puget
Sound, via Lahaina-
13-Sch Odd Fellow, johnson, from ports on hanai, with
- eds frewOOd. Is pass
I-Sch MOhEIhine, Kuhcaua. from Hanalei with 2l cis
wool. IL hides, . kgs sugar, lot machinery, )
pass
lam bark Yankee. Patty IL days from San Francisco,
with mdse To Wilcox, Richards & Co.
I6-Haw sch NaribIa, English, IL days from Fanning's
Island, with about 200 gals eocoanut oil, &c
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An Miss packe. Morning Star, Geett. from Nicronesia-due
in al July.
Hax. schooner Kate Sergeant sailel from Boston about Nov. Il,
With general mise. to II. HaekfeId q Co-over due.
Am bark Helen Mar, Deshon, sailed from Boston March Il. with
a general cargo TO C. Brewer E Co.
Bremen bark George LuiEig. IiaesiOOp. sailed from Bremen
April 1. with general mdse to +. HoischIaeger & Stapen-
horst.
British steel sch DOnitiIa sailed from Liverpool April Il, with
assorted cargo to JaniOn. Green & Co.
Bremen ship Elena, Bremen, sailed from Bremen April IL with
general mdse to III. Haekfcd & Co.
An ship Radugs, Ropes, saflsd from Boston May 10. with \
general cargo to C.. Brewer & Co.
Am shio s.muri Robertson, would leave New Bedford in all
Mar. With general mise TO Wilcox, Richards 4 Co.
OI5'y bark Julian, Lubbers. was to leave Bremen in all May,
with general ud-e to Mslchers & Co.
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DIED.

BALDwIS-At the Queens Hospital. July II, Charles Bald
VIM, aged 80 years, a native of SneedyiILe, Hancock Co. East
Tennessee.
IL Louisville, KY, papers please copy.
TAYLoR-In San Francisco, June IS, of heart disease, Capt.
Alexander q. Taylor, Of New Bedford, Mass, aged II years.
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DEPARTURES.

July 9-Sch Warwick, Bail, for Nookai.
Ia-Sch NDikeiki. NaPeLa. for Lahaua and kahuiui.
I3-Sch Emma Rookie, Wetherby, for Lzhaina-
I3-Sch Kamehameha ~. Clark. for MOloaa.
I3--SteameT Annie Laurie, Narchant, for Kauai
l3-Sch Kalama, Spunyaru, for ports on Kauai
l3-Sch Jeaunette, for NOiOaa-
liam bark y : Perkins. Robinson, for Victoria, Y I.
Ii-Sch Ksmoi, Shepherd, for Lahaina AMI Kahului.
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PASSENGERS

FOREIGN.
For VICTORIA, V. I-per y : Perkins, July lI-W s Ogden,
wife and 2 children, D Hawaiians-9.
From SAN FRAScIsCO-per Yankee, July 12-Mrs Armstrong,
child and servant, Miss l. Irwin Mrs T Stephenson and child,
VI g Chanamel. wife and two children, Capt p Rossi, d Burns,
J X Wilder, l. Tonnor, Ii L Kinchloe. J HenkeI, " IIanna-l7.
COAsTwIsE.
From Westward PoRTs-per Kilauea, July 11-Miss Juliet
Cooke, Bishop Staley, Capt + MOlteno, DR. j Saiyic. Capt J
Worth, Z Hitchcock. ii Dickinson. W BeadIe, HeIvey Z Whit
Dey, a Caterina, Ahsum-l1 cabin, 10 deck
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VESSELS IN PORT-JULY IG.

Am bark Yankee, Commodore Patty.
Am brig Francisco, Richmond.
Gillian ship J Ramos, ROssi, repairing.
Ha~ sch Marii6a, English.
Steamer kiiauea, McGregOr, for windward ports.
SCHOOSERs-Hnnnah, for -; Odd Fellow, repairing.
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MEMORANDA.

IT Brig Francisco, Richmond, reports-First two weeks
from Puget Sound, experienced strong southerly winds. June
18th, in n gale OF wind, spti, sails and sprung aEeak. RestOf the
passage, had light trades Arrived at Lahaina July 18th; sailed
for Honolulu on the 12;h.
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EXPORTS.

For VICTORIA & TEEKALET-per n s Perkins, July 14-3Os
kgs sugar, go mts do, ! bls do, 29 b1s molasses, 20 hhds do
17 bGs coffee, 9 rolls leather.
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ENR A FRANCISCO.AND FOR SALE
by the undersigned
S rolls 54 White Mating,
O rolls 81 -
13i boxes 10 lbs. each, Superior Tea for Family Use.
And a general assorted invoice of Suitable Goods.
CHUNG HOON'S.
3I3-1m Next door TO Messrs. Castle Il Cooke, King 81,
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From yrcTaEil, via Lahaiaa-per Francisco, July $50
bhs -four.