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The New York herald., 1865-01-22

INC pruloct OF the NlRafa snip canm HAS IcceiVcu
impetus by the Presidents notification OF the
pension Of the treaty with England which permits the
United States TO maintain but one vessel Of
the akcs II is believed ~ he much wiser
policy 70 construct ship canal that will enable the pas
sage OF gunboats from lake 10 the other than In 70
construct separate fleets In relying upon separate hecs
for the upper and lower lakes the British government
will have the advantage in the event Of war; OF contcn
trating a Of their fleet either Lake Ontario OF the
per lake by virtue OF the weand Canal They will thus
compel 10 construct two large fleets
they will be destroyed In detail With n ship canal
around the Falls feet will answer all purposes, by
furnishing means Of concentrating them nj any point
the whole chain Of kcs and thus in reality save great
expense 10 the government This phase OF the amir
has revived feeling for this canal Increased the
strength of It's supporters
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

The Army oT the Potomac.
HOPES GREAT HISTORICAL PAINTING
will close In few days DERBY GALLERY 60 Broadway.
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IMPORTS.

Tru BcsToS-per Io!ani. Oct. ls-542 pigs mdse. so bbls
provisions, = pkgs ha,chets, : csks sails. S. bJls beef % bbs
pork, 10 csks bread. / csk clothing, so bbls -four. Is iron posts.
Il iron rows, Is pcs fence, l gate, Il granite posts, II cs yellow
metal, Is kegs yellow nails. Go cs tobacco, D bNs drugs. los
doors, - bun windows, > bun blinds, so kegs nails, 81 kegs
nails, 8 plOw skeletons, l bun casting, ) corn shelters, 10 cs
paiukiler. l case books. p csks heads and hoops, 1855 bun
shocks q, 5iS II gall shocks. 1860 kCs heads, 1 C wooden
ware, 80 dz pals. 10 nests tubs, g cs buckets, = doz willow car
riAges, 80 nests baskets, Il pigs glassware, 5 c. chairs. l case
shoes. l. C hardware, > c. saddleTy. ; bun agricultural tools,
6 coOpers auvils. , bun boat knees > cs harness, II cs clocks,
- g boots and shoes, 1 kgs TiTets, l case copper tacks. 100
oars. l carriage, l steam gauge, : bxs machinery, 5 CHARTERS,
10 pcs pipe, l safety valve, lot bolts, l. pcs boiler castings, So
CRATE bars, 1 bun pipe, i copper pan, steam boiler, l pair su-
gar drainers, ! roller, los pes OAK plank, 200 oars 25 nests
trunks. 2j pkgs c0rdagc. > farmers boilers. anchors, 5 chains,
: cables, 1900 bun hoopiron, 1 whalsboats, $4,000 red bricks,
so bbls cement, go cs coal oil. 3 bales canvas. . cs stationery.
FROM SAX FRASCIscn-pcr Comet, Oct. 2i-2O0.O 600 shingles
$1,000 bricks, 10000 picksts, 100 bbls cement, zoo hbls lime. 20
bales hay, 90 empty barrels. 1872 rkCs mdse- l. cs cigars. 80
bbls salmon, , bNs salmon. Is c. bread. $50 scks potatoes, 80
scks outs, % scks onions, so 6 meats. II C fruits. 80 bNs ap-
ples. lO7 sck- hran, 40 OF scks -four. 81 pigs groceries. so bNs
raisins, 15+5 lids shocks. $40 hf bbs heads
From OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W. c. Talbot, Oc:. 25-sl3.-
49, IS specie, 500 bbis. salt fish, s bxs smoked salmon, : cases
old metal, l copper kettle, IL c. snd 3 bales furs, ! IS warus
teeth, / bi. beans, liz pkgs mdsc, IS empty csks. 1900 lbs old
lead, 5 pigs nuSkcts- 5 6 PowdtT, : csks HjutS, 60 dcuijchns,
lot old junk, lot % wLalc5ouc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-28
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARRIVALS.

2I-Am schr Alice, Winding, Is days from san Francisco
22-Schr Mary, Nika, from Anah0Ia.
22-Am ship BENGAL, Ihgersoii, % days frain San Fran
cisco.
22-Am VII ship Vim. Clifford, Fisher, frcm Arctic, with
800 bbis OIL and 45UU lbs bone.
2:-Am brig Perpetual, Csmfnan, ~ day= from san
Francisco.
2i-Srhr Moi Nahine. Ruheana, from KOi-a.
Zi-ScEr Helen, Kinney, from holGkai.
24-SchT Eue!ICe, Crane, from kOua.
Z+-Am Gh b@EE OTOle, JeaTneCSn, from Arctic, With
HOO bbIs oil and 1900 It's hone.
-5-SCET Mary EiieB, NssI, from hanJlUl.
25-SchT Active, KspIahi, from Naaica Ray
Zo-HSw-n wh brig h3hOts, COgau, from Arctic, with
1850 ibis OIL and 1900 lbs b,ue.
.J-fTench vi ship Uustaye, NauxPTes, from Arctic.
with 300 bbls oil and 500 lbs bone.
Gam sh ship Europa, Crostys from Arctic, With ESQ
bSis UI uud 1000 Tbs hone.
IAN IN ship Congress, Casino, from Arctic With
COO bbis oil aHA 1000 lies bone.
&J-Amw VIA ship EfuIly Morgan AtneaTn, from OCi.DtsE,
Eith go hbIs OIL sni 5000 lbs bOnr.
2J-HaS'n brig Victoria. tI-h, FROM Arctic, with $50
bbis oil and 10000 ibs bone.
Am wa ship Splen'iil, Cleveland, from Arctic, with
60 bbls VIA and % bbls sp 0h, AMI no bone.
25-Am VIII ship Florida, FOrdhaIn, from Arctic, with 600
bbls oil and 300 lbs hone.
5-Haw'n brig W. Z. Talbot. DallmanD, % days from
PetrOpsuloyski.w with mdse u H. Hackfell y Co.
26-Schr Nettie Merrill, Fountain, from Lahaina.
25-Schr IA Moi, Wilbur, from Kahului.
2G-Brtish ship Sylphc, 20 days from Japan.
26-Schr Manuokawai. Marchant, from Lanai.
27-Am VIII ship William and Henry, StetsCn, from
Arctic. with go bbls oil and 5000 lbs bone.
27-Brtish ship Advance, Gates, "a days from Panamat
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L0c4L C~OyuERcJ1L NEUs.

The strong trades which set in On Tuesday brought in a feet
Of ten whaIers to this port, AMI several have doubtless arrived
a. Lahaiua anil HiIo- The large number Of vessels now in the
harbor gives 20 our port its usual busy look The later reports
from the North show an Improvement in the average catch,
and thu seasons work viii doubtless prove satisfactory, consd-
srng the circumstances referred TO above For the catch OF
the ships in port, see cur marine list and also the fall shipping
table issued on q separate sheet
The following are the rates for oil and bone Fixed at the
American Consulate, which regulate the whole paying OF Of
ships at this port:
Sperm oil, per gallon, % cents
Coss; oil, per gallon, GO cents
Arctic WhaIebone, per pound, IS cents
Ocho;sk Whaiebone, Per pound. - cents
Merchantmen have arrived freely the past week also. The
schooner Alice, on Saturday, brou-h, the circus troupe from
San Francisco, and will leave for Tahiti and Australia early in
November.
Tie ship Bengal, came in on Monday, en- route for China,
having had 4 long passage Of &c days from San Francisco.
Soon after leaving san Francisco she was struck by n Norwest
squat and thrown on her beam ends, shifting her cargo badly.
Before rightiug up she was compelled TO throw overheard some
twenty-five tons Of cargo. She sailed again on the 18th.
The brig PsrPetua from the same port had a passage OF -
days, aoi sailed for Shanghas on the 24;h.
The Hawaiian brig ~. c. Talbot returns from Petropolov-
ski. to Il Hackfed x Co having been engaged in a trading
voyage.
TIE British ship. SylPle, in ballast, from japan, male a
handsome run OF IS days from Kanagawa. She is for sale or
charter, and we hear is q beautifully modelled clipper. and a
remarkably fast vessel II not disposed Of here she will
sail fr Canso ar Valparaiso
The British ship 1drGvce, which arrived yesterday from
Panama, il under charter to load guano 1t Bakers Island.
She viii come into port and receive some repairs before going on.
The departures besides those noted above, have been the
Ehisti:T and HeokG both for san Francisco, with fun cargo=s
81 produce. The Vhistier's exports consist in part OF: 1864
pkss C153.259 fb) sugars; $40 pkgs OASIS gails) molssses;
Ii.SOo oranges. 81 bags peanuts; 10 pigs (4O73 lbs) taIiow,
ard 33 pkgs (52-223 Ib) coffee. The ReOEa took: 500 pkgs
C?TsOS Ib=) su=arsi 30 pkgs 5000 Ib) rice; 69S pigs GS,369
gals EaoIassesi 47 pkss C3e565 Ih) coffee, anil IS pkgs
C5.I. iD.( peanuts
The csyloa, o: Brewer 4 Goa E1s.ou Line q Packets, has
eomnlsrced taking in her cargo pf oil and bone for New Bed
forl The IoE1Hi Of the same line will he laid on for the same
destination "a soon as discharged. The Irctic, 81 the same
line, Il up for freight or charter. The 4. J. Pope will load for
Europe, in Hackfed * Cos line Of Bremen packets
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yEssELsIx poRr-oCroRER as.

Ara bark Smyrniote. L0yett, loading fr san Francisco.
Am bark Cambridge. Brooks. sails Monday for oregon.
HaE'n ship ioiani, Green, dischaT-1ug her carsoGoIE Boston
Br bark Royal Charlie, R0S=. Will repair AMI r,ft.
Am bark A. a. Elirslse, Abbott, T. load fr Oregon.
H4T'n bark \ }. Pope, u-erEru, loading fr Rr-ul-u.
Am bark Comet. Fuller. loading Tor san srauc-cS.
Bremen brig Agnes. SiedenhJry, loading Tor Bremen.
Ha| bark Arctic, Hammond, Tor freight o. charter.
Am clipper ship CeyIcn, Woods. loading tr New Beifori.
BT bark HarSoot repairing.
Eng yacht Theni,, HaIhau.
Am sChr Apce, Winding.
Ha-'n brig " Z. Talbot. DallnauE.
British chip Advance, Gates
sHSIEEs.
I'm Tx Richmond, Weeks Ana 81 Europa, Crosby.
iu hE Nile. --- Am eli FluT4ds, For3Lan
I'm "a Almirs, Osborne. AD sh Splendid. Fisher.
I'm IN WIN. Clifford, Fisher Am ~ Vim and Henry St5isJn
I'm IN OTlple, Jeguegln. H4w brig kohOI1, C0Ean.
Am IA Emily Morgan, AtkeaTn r. IA GuStave, Vampires
I'm III Congress 1t, Casino. HaE brig Victoria, Fish.
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MEMORANDA.

REPsRT or BAHK CoNET.-Let san Francisco, Saturday,
September 3O;h, 5 Z. NJ, in tow OF steam tug Columbia. At
20 p. NJ, OF the Heads, made sail. First three days had light
nOrtherIy winds. TIsn light airs from all points OF the COM
pas, with occasional Gains. struck the trades in lat. 20, and
hell them two days. Since then have had light south and
east winds. with frequent calms. Sighted Hawaii, Oct. 70. at II
4. NJ, bearing south. Passed Diamond Head at : p. NJ, and
took the pilot at s P. VI, 10 days passage.
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EXPORTS

For san FE,xcrsco-per Whistler. act. 21-ls64 pkrs sugar
C2522 59 Ibs9 Is csks cucoanut oil $50 gans0 S2 pkgs molas.
ses OASIS gals,) 81 bags peanuts, 1890 oranges. 5l3 bags
coffee 49, 2ES Ibs0 10 pkgs taHow COTS lbs,) so bun bananas,
S bxs fruit, - baskets champagne, = d-miiohus gin, 5000 gaIs
casks.
Value OF Domestic Producc. -.--.-.----.-$273S ..
Value Of Foreign Produce. -..-....---.--..-Sl5 81
For san FRASCrsCo-per Keoka. Oct. $500 pkgs sugar
Ce7. sos Ibs) 20 bags rice $4,000 IbsJ COS bbIs. moiasses u.s.
500 gals 4s7 bags Coffee 1855 Ibs) IS bags peanuts {. 2I7
lhSJ I basket gin.
Value OF Domestic Produce -
Nsiur - Foreign Prolur@. .-.--..---..--.--.s - V'
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DEPARTURES.

Z. 21-Schr IA Moi, Wilbur, for Kahuiui.
2I-Am brig Perpetual, Camman, for Shanghai.
25-Am ship Bengal, IncersOll, for HOngkOnG.
25-Am BARK Whistler, Patty, for San Francisco.
25-Am bark keoks, Chapman, for San Francisco.
25-Schr Helen, kinney, for NalhO.
25-Schr Emelinc. Crane. for kOua and kau.
|-Schr Moi Nahinc- Kuheaua, for holoa-
26-SchT Active, kapuahi. FOR Lahaina.
27-Schr Nauuokawni. Marchant. for Hama.
27-Schr Mary Ellen, West, for Kahuiui.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-28

IL MEMoRIAM.-At a special meeting OF Hawaiian
Lodge of Free Masons. held at the Lodge Room on
Wednesday, October 10Th, Worshiplul Master w.
+. Allen presiding, the following resolutions de-
claratory of the feelings of the members of the
Lodge on the lamented demise of our esteemed
and worthy brother, Il. {. Wyllie, were adopted
Resooed, That, as a Mason and a Man, this Lodge enter
tanned for its deceased brother the kindeSt feelings and most
sincere respect and esteem, and that in his demise they deeply
sympathise with the bereavement of his relations, and deplore
the loss to the Order and TO the Fraternity of an honest, up
right and benevolent member.
ReSOIUed, That by this sad event our Sovereign has sus-
tanned the loss Of an cminently faithful, competent and indie
faigably jealous servant, and the nation a sterling, disinter-
esied and devoted friend, to whose efficient and unwearied eX-
ertions II is mainly indebted for its early utilization with the
Great Powers Of the earth.
Resolred, That the members OF the Lodge wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days from October 3lst, 1865.
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PASS ENGERS.

From san FRAScIsco-per Comet. Oct. 21-Prof z P Church
and wife, Henry VI Whitney, d b Hinkley. All Fong, Chung
IA, Chas L Richards, James Spear, J S.aJury, wife and SER
want. } M0rea. wife and child. In Sieerage-John Paterson,
All Yum, All Chung.
For sAs FRAScrsco-per Whistler. Oct. 2I-Mrs Noriaine,
Mr. and Mrs 4 Hermann and , children, p Robinson and =
children, J Clements, Z Falkers, L Kierson, L Ilaugh, [ Hug,
a Hicher-Ii.
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Ships Mails.

For San ERANCIsCO-peT SmyrnIOte, soon.
For LAHAISA-per Hettie Merrill, at IL A. NJ. this day.
For KAHCLUI-Psr Ranoi and Keki, this day, at ! z. ".
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

The san Francisco markets show very little change in the
prices OF goods and island products, and most articles can be
purchased there cheaper than in New York, the markets being
now largely supplied from Europe The following table rep
resents the state OF the s4a Francisco market on the 3Oth OF
September.
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MARRIED.

CHUFCH-LoED-In Fayetteville, y. y, August /, at the
house OF the brides mother. by Rev. Edward Payson, Mr.. l..
l.. Church Of Oberlin, Ohio, and Miss Francis A. Lord.
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WHALLYG NEWS.

WHALLYG TEWS.
Bark Tansriq1e, Capt. Joshua wrnslow, sailed from New
Bedford August -, lst5, for the North Pacific Ocean.
ship AaeLias. souIe, saleI from New Bedford ooh Aug, for
North Pacific Ocean
Ship Lydia, Isl tom, Of New London, formerly belonging in
Mayied, u y. Bedford, aud Is % Be- contnaei in the whaling
business.
Bark O,csoEa 81, recently purchased by }. h. HsdIey. is
mand II Capt. Peleg Cornell, late Of bark Ocean, Of Sandwich.
Bark Norman, formerly Of Nantucke:, Is to be fitted by
under the command or Capt. Peter =. Chlds, formerly Of ship
nm. ThomPsoH, to sail Oct. 10th.
Ship 81. George, Of y. Bedford, iOS tons. lately employed in
the South American trade, has been purchased By Edward C.
Jones, Esq, Of that city, on private terms, and will be fitted for
whaling.
The New Bedford Standard says the whaling schooner ID
miraL BhgSe arrived At siPpiean recently from a cruise Of
2e5 barrels sperm and four barrels Blacklist oil, worth. at pre-
sent prices, $4,000. Value Of vessel and outfit, $1,000.
Bark Midas Rowland, from Pacific Ocean, arrived at New
Bedford 2sih inst, with 200 bbls sP oil on board. Sent home
and soh on the voyage 400 bhls. Aug. II, lat. 30, Ion. 60,
bark Mary Frazier, Allen, y. II. with IS bbis sp oil.
On Coast OF Peru July &c, barks HecEG, Luce, y. T.. 200 sp
Wes;poTt, 40 do.
Bark FGrorife. Young, T. II. destroyed by the Shenandoah,
whales GOO bbIs) this season.
Bark Eugenir. s;een. y. B., was at sea July 20, no lat. &c,
with IS bbls hpbk oil. Reports spoke July ], harks Osgray,
Garland, y. b. Is spi sd, Louisa, do, clean, ali wen.
The following Is the latest printed report Of the Eastern oil
market, but Geographic advices received in san Francisco,
Sept. %, report still further advance in prices Of oil and bone;
NEw BEDFORD OH MARKEr-The last news from the North
en whaling feet has had a tendency to make holders more
firm in their views. and prices have advanced. sperm being
held at $3.50 and upwarls per gal, and whale at sI65 to
S1-7O. Whaebone IS held at S225 and upwards per fb. for
Arctic. Tie sales for the past week embrace $50 bhls sperm at
s225 Per GAL; $50 do. Inferior, at S227l, and $500 do. at
$3.50. stock Of sperm in first hands 22.3OO.
In whale the sales have been go bbls- South sea upon pi-
vate terms, and 500 do. Northern at SLIGO per gall. Stock in
first hands 1850 bhls.
sa Il "hals'0ns 1000 ib'- Arctic at 3 per b. and 1000 do at
Adispa;eh nam London, received via Farther Point, reports
sperm oil held in London at eos per ton. an advance of E5 to
&c, and none TO he had at that price.-N. b. Standard.
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For VALPARAIso-The yacht Thenlis. Captain
Hanham, will sail for Valparaiso and England dur
ing the coming week.
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- The Weed Brothers will close their gallery
a week from to-day. Parties wishing their admira-
Bile views of Honolulu. of the Pail. or other local.
ties which they have visited. should apply soon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-28

Apprehensions Of the approach Of the cholera were
Increasing in England. The eIidrmlr had reached
MaraeillaS
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OUR SUPrLENENT-Owing to the increase of adj
vertising we have been compelled to issue large
supplements for the past two or three months. We
shall endeavor TO make them more interesting and
by FASTING make them a part of the paper itself.
If our advertising continues, and demands it, we
shall return to the old size and issue a larger sheet.
On our supplement this week will be found a long
editorial letter of foreign news and personal gossip,
which may repay perusal in a leisure hour. The
items there given about JEFF. Davis are the latest
and NAV be relied on as the most authentic.
~ The Oahu College has received an addition
to its corps Of instructors in tie persons of Mr.. +.
2. Church and his wife, who arrived in the Comet.
Both are graduates of the Oberlin College, and
have had several years experience as teachers,
Mrs. c. has been a teacher in the Wisconsin State
Blind Asylum. They come highly recommended
as efficient teachers. and We feel assured will prove
a valuable acquisition to the institution.
~ Letters are detained in the Honolulu Post
Office. for want of postage. for the following parties:
Mrs. :. ". Townsend, Vermont, [. S.A.
Miss VI. Joiner, ROyalton, Vermont.
Wm. Shcw. san Francisco,
J. Weston. san Francisco.
\. Austin, san Francisco.
Ness-s J. :. Joseph. san Francisco.
Luther X. NacCmber. san Francisco.
kEeaIaud 2. Irish, Stewartville, Minnesota.
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Notice.

The Funeral Of His Late EXceiiency .RoRfRr
Cr1rJIroN WYrIlE. Minister of Foreign Affairs. Sec
rerarl M War. Grand Gross Of The OIdrT of hanne-
hameha /. &c. &c. &c. VIII take place on Monday
The 3OIh instant, from the Episcopal Cathedral st
II O'Clock. y. NJ. 3,
The friend of the deceased public bodies. aud
the public generally are invited 10 attend.
Programme OF the procession vii! be pueil9u-
"a on Saturday next lOct PSI
The whole OF the funeral arrangement @ill be nn-
der the observation-disclosures Of His ENCelency the
Governor u Oahu. Adjutant General 10 the Forces.
FERp. Y. HUTCuISoS.
Minister Of the Interior,
Honolulu. OCT. u, Is65.
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- The funeral Of the late +. c. Wyllie. will
he observed on Monday next at , 2. ". At the
Chapel of the Reformed Hawaiian Church, corner
of Nuuanu and Tutui streets. The programme Of
the order of the procession will he found in another
column. Ont of respect to the deceased, stores
will probably he closed on the day Of the funeral,
or at least after y VI.
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Order of Procession
Cuuarot of His Iate ENceIIeuCy

Order of Procession
For the Funeral of His Late ENceiiency
IS CREIGHTON WILLIE,
Has Majssty's Munster Of Foreign 4faiTs, Secretary ar
Bdr, and Grand Cross Of the order Of
hame haHshGI l., Sc, Sc.
Undertaken.
Band.
Artillery.
Governor Of Oahu.
Honolulu Rifles.
Hulumauu Company.
Household Troops.
Master and Crew Of the Schooner Prince"
Household Servants
OveTseers of Priucevile Plantation.
Manager of Princevule Plantation.
Medical Attendants.
Free Masons.
Protestant Clergy.
The Clergy of the Roman Catholic Church.
Choir Of the Reformed Catholic Church.
Officiating Clergy.
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Chief Nourner.
His Majesty's Carriage.
His Highness VI. Kekuanaoa.
His Majestyis Staf.
The Kings Chancellor.
Cabinet Ministers.
Judges of Supreme Court.
Members of the privy Council Of State.
Members of the Legislative Assembly
Consular Corps.
Circuit Judges.
District Justices.
Clerks of Government Departments.
Members of the Bar and Officers of the Supreme Court.
The Collector General, Custom House Officers, and Officers OF
Customs.
The Marshal and Sherifs Of the different Islands,
Fire Department.
The Public.
Police Force.
81 The Funeral Service will take place ut 2
+. NJ, on Monday, October Both. at the Hawaiian
Temporary Cathedral.
Governors Office, Honolulu, Oct. IS. 1865.
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INDIA RUBBER or BETTING,
For Sale by
1925 C. BREWER * Co.
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EAGLE LOW
NOR SALE BIZ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-06
Further Particulars of the Capture OF
the Harriet DefOrd.

BALTIMORE, April $50 P. M.-Capt,
Albert Seazurc of the steamer Harriet
Deford, which plies between this city
and Varina Landing, on the Patuxent
river, reached this city this morning and,
with several passengers arriving the pre-
vious night, gives information of an act
of piracy somewhat similar in circum-
stances to that of the st. Nicholas piracy
in the summer of 1861. They state that
on Tuesday, while the steamer was lying
at the wharf at Fair Haven, about q
rebels. Disguised, claiming to be refugees
who came up the Patuxent in boats the
previous evening, came on hoard ana
shortly after threw off their disguiscs.-
They detained the engineer and fireman,
whom they compelled to steam up, and
then started down the river, but shortly
after returned and permitted the passen-
gers to land at Fair Haven. Some money
was taken belong to the steamer. There
were number Of negroes on hoard
whom they detained, stating it was their
intention to carry them to the West In
dies. Capt Seazure was released with
the passengers, who were all put under
obligation to remain on the wharf tonr
hours
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short duration and promptly repulsed
Then followed season of stiffness with
orders for most strict vigilance. The or
ders were that if the rebels started to sc
we were to 60 after them, and they dig
90 at 3 o'clock. Our skirlnishers in per
suit occupied their main line and orders
were issued for an Immediate advance
At 4 o'clock we were in Petersburg.
A courier has arrived from Sheridan
who states that the divisions that were
cut off and which it was expected would
be either badly whipped or captured had
crossed the Appomattox, some ten or
twelve mixes above Petersburg, but he
was skirmishing with their rear guard
and expecting. to have an engagement
today. Troops are rapidly pushing on
to his assistance and before now another
victory over the enemies of the Union
may be gained. g.lra.Ha