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SATURDAY,. xorEusER Il, 1855.

THE ARRIVAL 4 the ship Orghsss places u IN rscr.pto q Gun
foreign EI-s. With san Fraac.Feo d4;s- . Oct- =, aud Ne@
TOr& o sapI -. TIE Ofhsus hai a ful cargo, consisting
mainly Of aaur and wLr4;. valued al $4,000. and IA addition
sp--s to tie yAIGe d s-J:,-s2- -he sailed again hr Hong
Kong ~ 10 s.E, having OSiziaei a small freigh; here
Ads.-rs fr5a ;A- Atlantic STATE. report = eoHshaanee Of ih@
rz.rsAsiy bs@A trade -AeL Las be~G EoteL th|se .-Eee The
-a-tHs'E Psrts ='rr op-neI- one q 'hs eo1u"Te.Hi PaE-Fs q
s-~ T.rA Ays
u . row apparent thst IT, Fall t=d- q Sez York -l De
the Lsrges. ever known here, not~fh-tarding he hish pres ..
ARE much reduced in pre-; ar ilstaa-e. IA gloves that enc
tut isrIr qaSn,.des a -oSds az disposed o. prices not fr
brow tho-s which rust Eh~n the premium On god vas one
hundrsi per esnt- hiSs-T than . > h9T- III dry gods tfad-
~as remarkably active. domestic gods are he'd particularly
Last year cotton wa a dollar more a pound THAI nov, yet
the pre- q ranuh-tur-i gods = u; . trhe les southern
,ri-sr. r-. y. g. rerr-,p5Ed'r - ses-5r q arr soraCr year.
4 tlesru from fh- sane ely, dated Oct !, reports
G-1erai u-is e.ntases aea.e aat ne markets aye og2yan;
All a1n- IN = s.r,ns sP@--iauye feeling 2 eo;ion god, aIh
Sitk prospects % a sul further advance Beef i ai-2 active
provision. elana, Be hiIeI siLout gre4: diacury, As the m.r-
net : hare q pEOyisions- EurPe tss~s al 80 can supply.
win an increased aeEanI from EagaD1- Winter whea; i
scare and Usnt>i- Hide arr m.i-rH'sly active at god
request Nth heavy .aI-s Of CallorHil a, ~thity-hVe AID forty
ant L5li.r ak very fol prers-
Goi has naetuatrd very HttI> during the three weeks re-
parted By tAIs arrival, a will be seen BY the foHOEiHs=
Oct. 4.-.-.----...- -.....-- ~ 4lt1
oct I-.--.--------. --"--.l'c'4tt
Dr ia
Hesp-ctry the shipment % gods 20 san Fransi-rO, th- Se-
YORK -onespandeur q The Flag whites, under date q zoth
ssp;-1ter=
T=o ship have Ifs fr yoET Tot tns week, the DrsG4Lougkt
81 the 6Asfs SsIA0s- They take the Usual assortment q
Goods. Orl-Ts received - te.eETaph have iLiuc-d tn ship
lsur q i4r<= quantities oI butter. cal o., candlfs ant cer1ent-
The ~ ships noet Eseiy 20 have us1t are the craze Daring
md Hsien A-gleT- The price Of freight bs been reduced l.
-a'rty - sixty cents pr foot and enc cent per poInI.
The direct trade between Southern PoH. and EHg'aUd IS
re7.v.aF- An ErEEsh bark cleared from Charleston ia SePtcul-
o. fc= Liverpool, 18th a cargo ofoJton, vauei II t=o hundred
,Lo11ani Iciars She : ne Ezt clearance frou-that port
s.a1e TIE bic"E2ie vas Ts.s-i. TIE chip MOAH.z.EsT aso
cleared from 3IotIIs iF Liverpool on Saturday, 26;h GitiuO,
v-E = cargo - 25s7 6aies q cotton Tb- weight IS set down
- 1910 $50 pounds. ga.l-i At s1sO.2i5 10 This ws the
seeoni cargo ~LcL hat tern shipped frou Mobile IL Liverpool
during that E~~k.
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LAWN bark Maunakea, Robinson, up for San Francisco.
Am bark Snyrniote. Lovett. loading ir san Francisco.
Has'n ship IOani, Green, discnarsing her cargo from Boston.
Br bark Royal Charlie.
Am bark A A. EIdriige, Abbott, to load for Oregon.
Haw'u bark A. J. Pope, Geerken, loading for Bremen.
Am bark Comet. Fuller. loading for san EranciscO.
Bremen brig Agnes, Si-denburE- loading for Bremen.
Iiaw bark Arctic. Hammond, for freight or charter.
Am clipper ship Cey!on, Woods, loading for New Bedford.
Br bark HarwODi repairing.
British ship Advance, Gates, soon for Bakers Island.
WHALEES.
Am bk Richmond, Weeks. Am VIII sh Jireh Perry. Halsey-
Am biz Nile, ---. Am VIII sh Josephine. CHAPMAN.
Am sh WE. Clifford. Fisher. Am wh ia Arnoila, Iawcs.
Am ia OTiDle, JeTHegaH. Am VII IN CorInthian. Lewis.
Am ia Emily Morgan. AtheaTu Ana sh Europa, Crosby.
Am FL Congress lt, Casino. Am sh Florida, Eoriham.
Am ia {. ". Morgan, Laudcrs. Am sh Splendid. Fisher.
Am VII sh Oliver Croker, Lap Am sh VIM and Henry, Stets0n
man. Haw brig hOhOla, COgau.
Am VIII sh Addison. Pierce. FF sI Gustave, Vampires.
Am an ala Onward, Allen. IiaY brig Victoria. Fish.
An ship J. L. West, Tinker. Bremen bk Julian, Lubbers.
Am sh Gov Troupe, Ashley.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARKlNAIS

~ Am WI chip J. =. West, Tinker, frUIn Arctic, With
$50 bbI- oil and 1900 Is bone.
!-Schs Active, Eapushi, from AisgieA Bay.
-Brenrn via BARK Julian. LuDb-Is, from OChc:-k,
With ECO bbl. OIL add 1900 los bone
5-Scnr nJi " shiue, KuEcaus, from Hsu4le..
6-SChT Mary. SiEs, f-ou AnzEOlt-
t-Schr NaEUOEawai, MaTChaEt- from Hsna.
6->chr Annie Laurie, Mitchell, from kU!ca.
Am clipper ship O.YreCs, CECSeli, Il days nom
zzu Francisco.
Am vi ship Gov Troupe, Ashley, from Arctic, va
HHC, With lCUJ bbls oil aud 1900 iGs bone
Eng "h bark Robert Towns, Barker, from Arctic.
va ElO. with $50 Sb!s oil AMI 1900 it's bone.
s-SCkr MOI keki, NaVela, for Ktiuu,.
S-TI4n'n bark AauuaEca, Robinson, 81 tays from
Port Angeles, with lumber - Ii. HlcAfelI y CO.
9-Schr NariIia. Howard. from HtlO.
IU-SIhr Helen, Kinney. from KgwaiEIe-
II-Schr Mary Ellen, West, from kahuIui.
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Or aive=s from that peIt are to the 2l=t- The lark On
JraTi arrived over on the 1h and would sail On the 18th for
Honolulu Tie British ship Blackburn would also leave abOut
the same date for this port. Respecting trade, the Attn says:
The quantity Of merchandise, Of all descriptions, now here
is very small IL is considered 20 b. less than any time since
the IRE Of Is52, when the losses were such as to send prices up
TO flmine rates and leading to the great importatons and glut
% the succeeding year All prices 81 goods no" here are
stocked with goods eagerly watching for a market, but il posi-
lively short, and a broad demand has opened UP from the
south which makes her supplies relatively as short as those q
CaIf1rnia- Ia short, priCe-. FL similar reasons, rise together
n both sides 81 the continent The attraction of the rise IS
New YORK. Those markets must b. thoroughly supplied be-
Fore the food sets this way. Meantime the upward tendency
hire - strong, with a limited volume - business Most articles
have advanced during the week.
In order to guard against the smuggling 90 fequen, nov a.
san Francisco, Collector James direct. that all masters Of
vessels arriving At that port to exhibit TO the Custom House
boarding officers their original manifest and deliver to them
a copy Of the same.
Much doubt has existed respecting tie existence Of petroleum
IN California. IL Is stated In thu sacramento Bee, that a firm
in San Francisco has received 2Oi barrels 81 petroleum from
San Buenaventura- The same day two hundred gallons were
received from a newly opened well si Lexington, Santa Clara
county, one hundred gallons Of which weIe immediately
shipped as 4 sample To New York.
The trade in coal appears also to be en- the increase. and
scme % The Puget Sound coal is said TO be equal to the average
OF imported coal We see stated that there were recently six
vessels loading and waiting 10 load with coal at Nanaimo-the
Joaquin, 4drgHcs. Rittere. clara BsH, Dublin and Port
Iar, which will take ia all about $500 tons u coal A con-
siderable portion % this cOai il consumed IN San Francisco,
where i; Is held in high estimation
Cotton IL also coming into notice in California a an important
staple. IL 10 stated that there are 200 acres Of cotton planted
in tia; State. The Ai,S says: I'D J. O'CaIahan, Esq, has
broGght.to Us a sample % 100000 pounds Of unginned cotton
grown in Los Anglers county by Don jose Rublo. Mathew
Keller raised rs acres In the same county. The staple il CON-
siierei TO be % excellent quality
Quotations Of IslaSd PrLiuce show no material change.
sagar5 we're Arm a; former quotaionsi molas.es firm =, a2ic.
Flour stood at $3.50 to 500 Tor best brands. Potatoes, Ic per
pound for best Fruit. Cf all kinds very abundant
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Mi They know how TO 90 things on =
big scale up AT Hilo. Capt. Ashley, of the Goo.
Tr0ap. has brought Us n large sweet potato. sent
by Capt. Worth. OF Hiio, ~ 4 specimen from his
garden, We presume. Ii measures IL inches in
length. 80 inches in circumference, weighs y
pounds, and looks amazingly H. if the whole hill
had grown into one potato. Such u potato oEght
To last 4 family i month. As a specimen Of Iiiio
gardening. il is worth Dragging of.
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RTURES

.Oy. +-Schr Nrttie Merrill. Fountain, for LAhaina.
4-Schr Mary, for IlilO.
4-Schr Mary Ellen, West. for Kahului-
7-Schr Active. kapuahi, for Naalea Bay.
7-Schr Warwick. Bull, for MOlOkaI.
7-Schr Ia Moi. Wilbur, for kaliului.
S-Schr Moi Wahine, kuheana, for kolOa.
S-Schr Mary. Nika, for AnahOia.
ST. :. :. :. Saranac. Scott. for San Francisco
Sam clipper ship Orpheus, CrOwel, for HongkoEg.
9-Am schr Alice, Winning, for Tahiti,
9-Schr Annie Laurie, Mitchell, for kOl"a.
S-Bri, VIII bark ROb't Towns, Barker, for Sydney.
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Iron SHPs.-It is not generally known that iron
vessels, when well constructed, are vastly superior
To wooden ones. At 4 dinner recently at Preston,
England. a speech was made by Mr.. Hodgson. the
first builder of iron ships in England, in which he
said that it was twenty-one years since he had built
the Richard Cobdea, an iron vessel and Il be
lieve." he said. &" she has not cost a shilling in re-
pairs from that day to this. and l feel sure she will
not 10 so for 4 thousand years"
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LOCAL. COMMERCIAL VIEWS.

The past has been a very quiet week, AMI owing 90 the alb
senee o; winds, We have almost no foreign shipping 20 report as
arrived or called But four whaIers have entered, AMI two %
these are from Hio, leaving two still at that port. \ report Of
them Is given below, furnished by Capt. Worth. We have now
IN port twsniysix whaieIs, which number will lie Increased
Nth the FIRST strong winds
The movements % coasters have been uncertain. and both.
packets On the berth are still without fun cargoes. though
schoon-rs nov fully due win bring sufficient to complete their
sargoss, and they will sail on Monday or Tuesday next, prob
ably.
Advices by the last mail state tina. a ~ pacte, ship lad
been chartered in Brewer s Cos Boston and Honolulu Line.
Ii : the Ethan dHeH, an extreme clipper Of about COO tons,
which has been in the blockade service for the past two years.
she was TO sail early in October. and the Captain promises TO
bring her out TO Honolulu in 100 days passage. We hope he
may do It, for we need vessels Of that class, fast AMI reliable
capable q slowing 1900 tons Of freight, or 5000 barrels OF oil.
The island trade is a good paying one. and We ought to have
large frst class ships. The Csylon has given good satisfaction
CO her first voyage out
The British bark ROYAL Charlie was soli at public auction
On Monday last The hui With her lower and tOpmasts and
Eiggins standing, brought sI@5O. She ~as purchased ~ DR..
Judd, who has siHSe sglt her for s-5CO, and a. her hull IL said
% oe soIad. AMI nee4inz only rrpairs, she wn be nttet oi ~
Ter present o=nars as a mersLautman
Tie vessels loading oi 10. home ports are fNiGg up rapidly,
sui VII he rsiy TO sAi towards the Isst Of this month. The
high Prces e 81 AL bone ~ iassst iaes, vail stimulate the
shipment Il n-sTty ali ihat arrives IL port
inc bars dJctic has engaged . fell cargo u 0I. and wI also
sail g thc Ed Of tbs moE,b.
The neS sugar mil Of Ne-sE-- 81 aud Adams al WaiuEu.
has ecCEseHcei grinding, and il Turning out q very superior
GEGcle Of sugar Several Il the Fluctuations have commenced
taking CT their new crrs Tor 1896. and during ths and the
rext mouth nearly ali VII be at work again. The sugar pr.-
poets Tor thr next year are very fair.
The bark HaHHG Re9, which arrived on Thur.fay from
Pase; Sound, hunss a cargo % lumber to HackfeId s Co. She
gill b. laid on to load IN Regular Dispatch Line for san Fran
cisco, TO follow the Comet.
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STEAM WHALING-We have often wondered why
steamers have not been fitted out a. wbalcrs. They
possess many advantages over sailing vessels. Dur
inE the past summer a screw steamer. the HOr. was
sent out from st. Johns. New Foundland. and en-
gagged in the Greenland whaleGshery. She return
ed after an absence of two months, having been on
the fishing ground only one month, with a full
cargo. valued at $4,000.
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\ New FASHroN.-At the bathing place in New
port and Cape May, the ladies have introduced
the fashion of wearing masks while bathing. These
are made Of thin white cotton cloth. fitting tightly
to the face. with places eat for the mouth and
eyes. The disguise i perfect. and no doubt will
be- very generally adopted.
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Ship.' NIuIl-.

For sAs FRISclsco-per Comet, on Monday, and smyrnioo
about Tuesday.
For L.aAxa-per Net.i- Merrill. On Monday.
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XPORT

For PoRTLAsD-per Cambridge. Nov. 3-3l23 pkgs sugar
1906 SO b. Ii, 500 lbs rice, Is bags coffee Q2ge ibs,) GuO CO.
cCan1is.
For HoxcEosC-per erpheus. Nov. s-ls9 bags fungus
02,sSO lbs 2 cs sharks fns. 100 lbs beche lie mer, / case san
DIAL wood. - pkgs old metal (5iO7 lOsJ
Naiue Of Domestic Produce. 20.
Value OF Foreign 20.
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IMPORTS.

From PoRr ASGEIOs-per Mauna kca, Nov. s-224,eoO feet
rough lumber, Sc, 1872 feet dressed lumber, 10 ii laths, 500 feet
pickeis, 1876 VI shingles, = bxs apples, l k-g salmon.
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Is~ IN our supplement- will be found the
Whalemen's Shipping List. 4 sketch Of Queen Vic
t0ria and another OF the Mormons.
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For THE E>sT-The mail by the Comet will clos
on Monday. The ~Smy"iote will also sail for Sal
Francisco about Tuesday. Files OF papers cal
be obtained at our counter.
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A. 6.

Dealer in General Merchandise. FIRE proof store corner OF Is
ahumanu and Queen streets, opposite Makees Block.
Also. Retail establishment on Nuuann street, above King.
IL Island Produce bought and sold. Island orders caresupv
attended TO sq1-Iv'
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E4srERy WILLING NEWS AND TEN


The aivices from New Bedford show great activity in the
purchase and fttng out % whaleslip., no less than niHcfee4
yessels being on the berth, waiting crews and outfits, for the
North Pacific alOnc. Among them are these
ship Aurora. AvcIire- TO sail in October.
Navy, Lawrence. October l.
" Occln. Barber. October 10.
Rainbow, Baker. September.
" - George, SOUL. October Is.
" Thos- Dickson, Jeruegan, October 10
" Three Brothers Tabsr, il September.
Trident, Rose, in October.
BARK Active Robinson. IN October
Awashouk-, Norton, October l.
Cicero, PSun, in October
" George. Davis. October 81.
Islander, HOiey, November l.
e John Wells, Dean in Scptsmbsr-
" LYDIA, Hathaway, m october.
- Nars, OsgOod, in october.
Z" Midas, Drake. ia November
- sea Breeze, Hamilton, October 10
Seine, Abner Saith, October Is
chip Ateiins, Capt John 81 soGie, sailed from New Bedford
sor tse North Pacific, Angus. -
The latest quotations OF oI and hone in New York, sept. 10.
are sperm $3.50, whale sL7O, AMI Arctic bone s2-25. In Lon
don, Aug. -. crude sperm, Ess4ElOO per tun. HhaE bone
E5OO9E520 per ton.
Tie following items are frum the y. b. Shipping List
Ons-sixtaeuth % ship Rainbow. OF y. b., was sold ~ auction
sth Sept, az discharged from her last voyage. 20 William
Gifzra her prevent scent. 81 The rate o; S2Ol5O
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PASS

From PoRT ASGEL0s-Per Mama kea, Nos. 9-Mr and Mrs
G Rhodes, \ LpcUr, q Meyers.
For HoNcEoSG-per Orpheus, Nov. 5-Ako0, Wongkwai. wife
and c!iIl. Aux, Aka, Anon, Ago, Akan, Akam, Angee-ll.
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D.yID=sS-pied Ia honolulu, Nov o, William Compton,
infant son q Eenoui Il. amt Mary Jane Davidson, aged ?
months ami - days
OF such : the Kingdom Of Heaven.
ISGuIs.-In san Francisco. Oct. Is, after an Illness Of two
months. y. Lombard InSols. aged i3 years. lie WAS a native
% BOzton, and formerly resided At these ISLANDS ten or twelve
years
wIHsIN-Died in Honolulu, Oct 2s,h, Henry, infant son OF
Mr.. G.. Wilhelm, aged I months and , days.
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ALIES-RJBISscS-In Honolulu, sth November, by Rev. :.
c. Damon, Samuel c. Allen, Esq, = Miss Il. Maria Robinson,
al the residence Of the brides father, James Robinson, Esq, il
Suuauu Valley. II No Cards.
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PORT OF K1LO.

ARRIVALS.
Oct. 25-Bark Hercules, Dexter, from OchOtsk. 500 hhls oil.
25-Brit. bark Robt Towns, Barker, from Arctic, go
bbLs oil.
29-Am ship EliIz Adams, Fish, 20 bhIs sp. $50 VIII oil.
3O-Am ship GOV. TrUup, Ashley, Arctic, 1000 VIII.
IL The Robert To,rns brings five men from ships destroyed
by the Shenandoah, and the Eliza Adams brings the captain
md FIVE men from the wrecked ship louisiana
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In yesterdays sUS gave some account OF the
riots in tho Pennsy lvaniA coa-Inining region. We
now learn OF similar Disturbances in Ohio. Tho
Miner Protective Union" in the Newman Greek
Valley, on saturday morning. attacked party OF rev
eJuplsyes OF one firm IA they were about euterin;
the bank 20 bcrin their DAYS labor, and crue B heat
three OF their number, two of rhom, hcC ute and
Cabinet, very seriously Injured and the latter "
Ii thought, will not recover. Taxing possession OF the
bank they announced their intention OF prohibiting
my hhOroTs from working thg mines until their cgns
thighcr wuF,s! were compiled with Tho iio'ers hHv-
ing driven OF those who desired 20 work next pro-
Gee ed 20 the houo. OF the "blnckles,' ~ the new
eiupoyes are termed, and abused their ian-
lieb soning them, and threatening to burn
and Kill as they went lntonFc excitement WA
created, and the sheriff OF the county NA called upon
ior force sufficient to arrest uhe rioters, and blins
them bctoc the aut lorities for trial. The foryhth
Ohio National Guard, Colonel Bal, having nssem hed
NJ Canton tor battalion dril, wac detailed iIom by
the sheriff, who, with tour companies took special
tfniu and proceeded TO the rcsne " riot The Ugo-
ratios having heard OF the approach of All armed
force, quickly divided into small bands, or seattle ed
10 the: retreats in the vic nifty. subsequently en-
countess took place betH detached squads Of sol
dlCry and rOtSI but uumleI OF the leaders we're
hua!y arrested and imprisoned. The lives and pro-
perry OF the men no Nele At voik IN tue mines IN
The face OF the tn eats OF the men, not being con-
sdc ed safe, company ol soldiers has been let "
p.oIecI them, Whine another company wac pdI on
guard IN Massillon, near by. GrraI excitement rtll
prevailed at accounts, and further outbreaks were
/ looked
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

LAUNCH or A MoNIToR.-At half past two
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, the United States iron
clad monitor Cohoes" was launched, In fine style,
from the yard OF the Continental Works, Greonpolnt
Her length Is 925 feet breadth ofheom, IS fecr
dcp:h Of hold II feet; being % inches deeper than
the Modoc" OF the same clf-. There woro three or
four hund ed persons present. hut unlike former occn
sons, there was no on hursrrn. AMONGST officers
present was Commodore Rlngold, Engineers Gun
ninShsn, Thomas, Hall and Durham.
ALLEGED OUTRAGE on LITTLE GIRLS
A yesAg rnan. is years Of ace, named James Mo
Csuley arrested and taken before Justice Daily,
yestordav charged with having, on the 2Oth instant
committed Al outrage on the daughter years OF
apo, Of Mr.. Jane Atkinson, residing In Busgick.
Tho Arcused re-ides In the same house, and IA 10
alcred CONN tied tho act during the ahronoe Of the
mother. Mrs. Matilda Aitert, also preferred COM
plant against him, for committing the same offence
upon another daughter, AGED ~ years, McCauey
waived an examination, and wa committed.
CHARGED WITH FoRGERY.-Tw young men
named Thom's Conncrs and Thomas Reynolds wero
up before Justice Daily in tho Eastern District, for
exam nation, yesterday, on q charge Of forging tho
name OF Joshua A. Heath, to three checks in April
last, on the Manufacturers Bank, and on two OF
which, for slOO each, they obtained, o. alleged, the
money Justice Daily decided TO hold the prisoners
10 await the action OF the Grand Jury.
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~. pess. The N. c. AtvooATA thetbodis,),
~hieh vi. very bitter ., LAST suceurnbs The
IA eigh Vino says hst anything under
heaven Is preorsbls 70 'hs uttsr irrensv.ole ruin
Of q similar opinion. The Macon TrLseRArH
wants The South TO submit gracefully to tie
DEGREES Of Providence and sci Ike good citizens
n the United States"
Tns military districts in this country, b.sOr.
alluded 70 In the Sur. have been arranged IN four
proa, d visions ~ follows The Atlantic Division,
extending from Msine 70 Cape Sable, Florida, 70
hs commanded by Meade, with besdqusrsefs 81
Phil.delpei. The South western Division S g
prts ny Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee Ken
lucky, &c, under Sherman, 81 Cincinnati or Louis
vile the Trsns-Mssssppi Department uhner
Pill. Sheridan, vito headquarters 81 New orlesns
or Baton Rouge the Pacific Department. unuer
hslor.Gensrsl Hallsek, with headquarters a' Ban
Francisco.
RusnAs soldier recently, whilst enjoying himself
Of rustic bail In on, the Polish villsges boosted
thst be could put bullet through mans hh
o,e hundred r.css without touching his he,d;
PEASANT accepted the wager but In order 70 foii the
marfsman, squeezed bis bat 80 low down over nls
eyes that The ball went through hat and head co,n,
aud len him q corpse on the ground. The SOONER
was sentenced W months imprison ment for homl-
eide by imprudence, Tut he appeslsd AganN DIS
sentence, alleging that the fault lay with inc pe's
ant, and offering at The same time to repeat lhe ~
pertinent With tho Judge, providing the ,a"er az,
not "bonuer himself On completely. ~ 10,
stated whether The learned functionsry .ee'p'oa
,ho soldiers very liberia offer
BIanur PAirp, ~ the N v Church, Houih, Cd.
dressed his congregation at Alter leon, Mss
lately, recommending calm, quiet AMI unhn nous
tho SIdiers," said he 'iollow uo Example Of their
leaders, who have given up the struggle. 10,
Nsm receive The parole ell upon, aud In good
faith lay ASIDE thoir Arms, return TO then famlne.
and frien'ls, and become peaceful citizens LEI
them not yield to ue temptations 70 carry on
guerrilla warfare which We have ever regarded