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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-09

SUPPRESSED LsTrER.-It is whispered
in Washington that the President is about
to publish to the world lot Of letters writ
ten to him while be was Governor OF Ten.
nesse. These letters will "show up" in no
enviable light number of distinguished
men in the North who are just now bitter
ly opposing the policy Of Mr.. johnson
Mr.. Sumner has had a, long private inter.
view with the President for the purpose, so
says rumor, of dissuadiug him from MAX
ing public these letters, for it is said that
this radical Senator is deeply interested in
not having them brought before. the eyes
of the public. The correspondent who gives
the above gossip thinks that something
more definite will come to light in the
course of a week or. .two.--NashvsUe Gaz-
ette.
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Commissioners Sale

IN EoUITY-YORK DISTRICT.
NJ. Fl. Curence and Wife,
James Jackson, Admir-, ct al.
IN obedience to the decree of the
l. Court in this cause, will expose to public sale At
YORK COURT HOUSE on the FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER next, the tract of land described in the
peadlngs In this case, situate In York District the wa
ters of Allison's Creek, containing
100 ACRES,
less, and bounded by lands Of John Wallace, VII
liam Wallace, John Love, James Fitche and Others.
TERMs-Sad land will be sold on a credit Of twelve
months, with interest from date purchaser will required
give bond with good suretes and mortgage of the
premses-sad bond when due to be paid in COIN and so
much CASH IN COIN day of sale, will be required as
will pay the costs of these proceedings.
los 75) WALTER B. METTS, c.E.y.D.
August -16 Al
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Commissioners Sale.
IN EoUITY-YoRK DISTRICT. ..
Mary M. Webb, }
Biu for Partition.
Il. D. Stowe, Admir-, ct al.
IN obedience to the Order of the Court
l. In this cause, will expose public sale, at YORK
COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MONDAY IN sEPTEM-
BER next tract of land belonging TO the Estate of DA
VID WEBB, late Of York District deceased, containing
14S ACRES,
lying the waters Of Fishing Creek and dbounded lands
Of Mrs. Carohers, w. B. Alison Maj. ]. w. Avery and
others. ''.
TERMs.-Said land will be sold on a credit Of twelve
months with Interest from date, and TO be paid when due
In COlN-purchaser will be required to give bond with two
good surees and mortgage Of the premises, and pay In
CASH IN COIN the costs of these proceedings.
August 16 At
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R@ A number of schools for the the
freedmen: in West Tennessee aud Missis-
sippi, are being taught by disabled Coufed
crate soldiers.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-09
The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, August 4.-The state.
ment of the public debt of the United States
on the 1st inst is published. 1t shows the
total debt to be over 80, 900, 0,000,000 The
amount of cash in the Treasury, including
SCI 100000 in coin, is over Sl37 900, 900,
and the reduction of the debt since August
l, 1865, reaches more than $24, 900, 900.
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n6s- Rv some ourious eoincideuce. il a

B@- By some curious coincidence, it ap.
pears that the coming year, 1867, has been
fixed upon by Mahommedaus, Brahmins,
and various other seots, as we'll as by some
few Christians, as period in the history of
the universe to be marked by some great
and marvellous change.
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Commissioners Sale.

Commissioners Sale.
IN EaUITY-YoRK DISTRICT.
Andrew wbeny, Administrator, BA to Subject Land 70
Payment OF Dcofs, JoT
Martha Mccammon and Others. account, Relief &C., &c.
IN obedience to the Decree of the
sale at YORK Court HOUSE, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER next tract Of land lately In the posses
sion Of MATTHEW McCAMMON, deceased, situated on
the east side Of Fishing Creek and containing ""
l 33 ACRES, si.'..
more or less. .... b.. -.... {.
Said land will be sold on credit of twelve months with
interest from day Of sae-purchaser giving bond with two
good suretes and mortgage Of the premises, and 10 be
paid when DUE IN COIN Costs of these proceedings to
be paid I'm Coin on dny OF sale. .rt.-.. =
(s529 WALTER B. METTs, C. E.Y.D.
August l6
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SOUTH CAROLINA-YORK DIS
CAROLINA-YORK DIS

COUTH CAROLINA-YORKD DIS
~ TRICT.-Whereas JOSEPH WY:.IE has applied to
me for Letters of Administration on all and Singular the
goods and chattels rights and credits Of D. c. RODDEY,
are of the District, aforesaid deceased.
These are therefore, cite and admonh all and singular
the kindred and creditors of the said deceased he and
appear before Ordnary's Court for the said
District 10 be holden at York Court House, the goth
day Of August Instant shew cause any, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Sea this 9Th day OF August,
in the year of Lord thousand eight hundred and
sxty-sx and In the ninety first of the Independence
of the United States of America.
JOHN A. BROWN, O. Y. D.
August 9 is p
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BOUSE-PAINTING, SC.

NELSON DAVIS respectfully informs the citizens Of
York and the surrounding Districts that he n ready and
willing attend TO the business OF Plain and Ornamental
He prdes himself especially, In being able initiate
cessfully, the various kndso Of Wood, WIS MAHOGANY,
WOOD &C., &c. Also Egyptian, Italian, Pennsylvania,
Jasper and Slnah MARBLES. -.. - 5igSSe
By strict attention business he hopes to share
of public patronage and feels assured that win be abe
to Give entire satisfaction those who may employ him.
3- All communications addressed TO him at Yorkvifle,
8. e.. will meet with prompt attention. ~ :
October Dc % = -. sE6m
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Ygn1snsd.

MARRrED-On the 3lst of July, by J. D. P. CuTenee,
ESQ, Mr.. ROBERT L. WOOD and Miss RACHEL IL.
BARNETT, all of this District
On the 2nd instant, by Rev. W. w Caroihers, Mr. JOHN
D. SMITH, of Castor, N. c., and Miss c. c. CARSON
of York District.
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CAROLINA-YORKD DIS.

SOUTH CAROLINA-YORK DIS.
~ TRICT.-Whereas JAMES RAT1AREE and A.
WILLIFORD have applied to me for Letters Of Admins
traton on all and singular the goods and chaels, rights
and credits of HENRY RATTAREE, late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased
These arethersfore cite and admonsh all and SINGULAR
kindred and creditors the said deceased to be and
appear before Ordnarys Court for the said
District 10 be holden York Court House the Doth day
of August instant, shew cause If any why the said
Administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and Seal this 9th day of August
In the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty SIX In the nineyfst year Of tie In
dependence Of the United States Of America.
JOHN A. BROWN, o. Y. d.
August l6 ~
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Commissioners Sale.

commissioners Sale.
IN EQUrTY-YORK DISTRICT.
d. C. Roddey, Joseph Wylie and
T.H. Moffatt, Biu to Foreclose Mort
4 .-..-.
g. 8. Elan g. N. McElwee, ,Jr.J H. gage, &c, &c.
IN obedience to the Decree of the
i Court In this cause, will expose to public sale at
YORK COURT HOUSE, the FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER next, the House and Lot in the village Of
Rock Hill, situated Main street, and formerly In the
possession Of 8. 8. Elan, and containing
,1-3 OF AN ACRE.
TERMS OF sALE-To be credit of four months, with in
erest from day Of sale-puchaser giving bond with good
sureies the purchase money and paying In cash
on day Of sale, the costs of these proceedings.
[$5) WALTER b. NETS, g. Z. r D.
August 9 ID At
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MOUNTAIN BEEF!

THE undersigned respectfully informs
the citizens of Yorkvie, that on and after THURS
DAY MORNING, 9th instant he will be prepared In the
vicinity of the Court House Square, TO furnish the BEST
BEEF.
With his perfect arrangements for supplying good Beef
and his long experience as he feels assured
that he will be able to give entire satisfaction all who
may favor him with their patronage. ,
August9 16 81
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
nAVID G. RODDEY, late of Rock
~ Hill, York District, s. c., having made an assign
itors they are hereby notified to at the STORE
OF RODDEY & BROTHER, at Rock Hill, at 70 M, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of AUGUST instant to appoint
agent to act with me in the management Of the said
Assigned Estate.
JOSEPH WYLIE, Assignee.
August 9 16 1t
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0OO BUSHELS GOOD WHEAT
AOO for sale. Apply 10 JAMES PAGAN,
Chester, 8. c.
August l6 At
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r OsT-ON THE TENTH DAY

r OST.-ON THE TENTH DAY
IL of JULY last, a small MEMORANDUM BOOK
CONTINUING TWO NOTES In favor Of the undersigned,
drawn by KERR & ROACH. Onefor THREE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY DoLLARR R pay5SSs Ss IL GSS and dated dated
May 1855 and The other @ iSr oME aIe berebv
forewnmed from trading for the said NOTES have
received full payment and they null andyod
JOHN McCANTS.
August 9 10 II
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August 9

ARTIFICIAL LEGS AND ARMS.
DERSONS who have unfortunately
lost their natural limbs, can be fitted with ARTIHf
CIAL ONES OF Superior finish and workmanship bv cal
ling at the YORK DRUG STORE and leaving their meas
ures thereby obvatng the tme trouble, and expense In
going the Manufacturers. The prices are MODERATE,
and within the reach of ALL Specimens may be here
Apply to DR.. JOHN MAY, Agens.
August l6
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.;finarttal 4 Gonrnlertial.

o. It will be remembered by readers that the prices
quoted below are In currency, greenbacks unless 9th
erwise specially stated.
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COMM ERCIAL.
PRICES CURRENT.

coRRE cTZp EKLY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-09
MisoallAnNoua.

The North and East rivers FUN Of floating last
evening No sailing vessels arrived either by OF Sandy
Hook the Sound yesterday Afternoon We have heard Of
other damage being done BY the than the askns
ship Escort the particulars Of which gwen below
The ship neptune from LIVERPOOL 10 At anchor IN the
bay.
snu Escoas, Fner. arrived from Liverpool Saturday
last bad been anchored IN The North river until yesterday
morning, when the dri Ice down with the sbb ids
with such force bar through forward making u
necessary ashore the Bedoe Island
sumcssnt cargo taken Of her get
break In her bow. when she will be easily sot on.
sI., s:ss: S . ssr q put into
ArrAnrn AEun fsidewhesi iron). los feet Isng n
team and e, a.rs q ~ sVs and dr..as ~ g, ..s
- s for SsoOsns o. onsfOarsh cash, balance In
s.. Jn H,s.s lahore 2. c.'y.fgrs RE- :: before ,s
Ssisr.ou, Who eommsodsd Ssr she Was .Sos, iii
Co Con- a Ss6 sss.ss Lyon ana s.s.r.
s s s' s. ws. .ss.s
Morse Esq. Of Bangor. were board.
s & s:s y' ..,.a s from s.'1ss ~
Sd ss s, s s % ssssf' s sS
sshsry' % D commanded b. Capt jeremiah LUDLOW.
SIR EIIxs MAsA (of Boston,, scuied At Apals hcois,
s ssssas ~ re
,s. D. w & ss.s., & q &
on h. north sde OF Csmpooso about one ms ws,,w ~.
d.%.sed =. probably Be .oa ,or shs s.nss. % q:
bolton 9 s.sps,s hs revenue :ssmsr Assasos veal
bound 70 snore, ~seh went sssors on hog Island stoa
I've weehs since has been gotten OF.
scns ApAsA~r-capt Freeman, Of the revenue steamer
A:sasoi reports ,s.i ne BE- .shr Aa.m.s, from BasoI
70 mare he ssrbor o. Lite RIVER one dag week ~
vessel tons burhes, and sss not Insured TIE wse'
sold for $50.
a., A,.s,,. p.pyxr was driven sshore In n hs.r,
condition ss ~, Y Ssgse, rs-1see rr Una T
tons thrown overheard Tbs seAf va sksn ni'
scas Ao-vsru, 1T tons, sun, ., orI.na NJ. IN is =.
Boston Vas soli q, auction last veei s0ss pur
chased By James Power Co.
Sem Pnxsro from Philadelphia arrived az Eewpor On
inst, with loss OF mainboom and mainsAn.
loss fas vessel and snse were sold saeoa and srOosh
sens xrr c.so, y sloeh, ,.n. ser.ssg ban, ., K..s,
10 eo h.s been sold 70 MAT Williams. q frovinoso-s
Bah Recent. cnpo, NJ. was 81 81 Georgia Bsrnaaa
~" ~ spshsn. Ae.
snip 4.hess from Ss~ fors for Bremen Dc w. h u
bsss r.,hsassr from London via Queenstown for Boston
s% ,, s.s:.': f.r .. .sSsi Dc. 81,
prsr,s,"ns ~ shr Jss vis.msn srr,.a Holm. hsIs
Sen e. s,i ~ ss;saAn from f'' s'sH' De
y & = s. !: from Boston foe 'ss1's''i'
Pr ss a 4: s ~ g. sT ' :s:s.sa.
Is.z,.zys. pss is-An osss' w'sass HSsss' ra''s
Sisss 49, s pss is-AB nsn xsoeaaaA u,sspl
:s3 9, e. ', ,;.:s. I1ssssE n ~.
ID ~ Nn1n0s nan0 = ~ a1DN yuool
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New York. respectfully invited TO attend the mineral
this TuesdAy AFTERNOON a one O'clock from his late resi-
dence No $50 West Twenty street. btween hgnth
AcIsrvKs lin Brooklyn, Saturday, January O. MIRA
ELIZABETH holsrYss, aged 70 years
The friends OF the family respectfully Invited 10 A.
tend the funeral wednesday afternoon O'Clock,
from the residence Of her WIN Patterson No
rIkns-on saturday evening, January .. after short
Pitkin aged 10 years and months
PosL-0n Sunday, January 7, OF paralysis, NICHOLAS
Posr aged ~ years and months.
The funeral will take place from his late residence sss
Third avenue, this tuesday, morning at eleven O'Clock
Relatives and friends respectfully invited To attend
PuLu n Albany, on Friday January 8, Irv rulL
LIPS. in the Goth year OF his age.
REDEL On Monday January 3 after a short Illness
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral, from hts late residence
$50 Grand street. this truesday) AFTERNOON al nan pas'
RAMSEY Sunday January 7, at twelve O'Clock,
noon, ErsPKrn, widow OF the late James kamsey
The relatives and friends p The fam ~ Hrc my TED 20
attend the funeral from her no residence, fsl kshth
avenue corner Ffycghth street, this uesdAy) after
STEWART AT his residence Yonkcrs, wesiches.or
county, n Y, DAvIr, son OF David aud Miriam Stewart
Tine rhS a Ssaa ys ana 81 the family arc respectfully
invited to attend funeral from the Dutch reformed
church. Yonkers, Wednesday afternoon, at one
swrr-- Brooklyn r. D. on Sunday, January 7,
JANIS SWIFT native OF county Tyrone ireland, In tho
The relatives and friends OF the family and thpse OF
his brother Francs also the members II tho Father
Mathew Society No g. of Williamsburg, are Invited TO
attend the funeral from his late residence, corner OF
Tenth street aud Union avenue, this ueSday) afternoon
at two O'Clock.
WEsrERvELL-on Sunday, January Z MARuAREr VITO
OF George Wescrvc and daughter Of Mary and the late
Daniel Carroll.
The relatives and friends OF tho family are respectfully
invited 10 attend tho funeral fro the roeldcnce OF her
mother, Third avenue and l2it street. Harlem, this
day (Tuesdayl nj twelve O'Clock Her remains
will be taken to Flatbush for interment
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Soldiers Discharges.
70 TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

NEW YoRx, Dec. 20, 1885,
In looking over your paper Of the 2lth instant
notice relating soldiers discharged Now, sir wish
make few remarks In your widely circulated journal
in reference 10 our returned vetenna do NOT natsr
myself with having very extended education, but In
justice TO those who have endured the hardshps OF
camp life for the past four years I feel hs duty 70
speak . word Ia their favor There are Thousands Of
returned soldiers In shiscity unable 70 obtain employ
ent Of any kind and In order 10 obtain The smallest
nscessaSies Of life for themselves and families, are
obliged ~ the opportunity ons 70 ss!rther discharges
toilsd and endured al manner Of hardshipa
notice IN passing through the streets q this gses
lns what attention is PAID % .hsmi ! aasv.r, none
s::s . 4. /, .; sg a.:::
s.s 1sss s NJ r.
have bssn - your own nrssdss ssjoyins ns sweets Of
hsrs ass thoss In this city Who whom the socsp Of war
nrss sounded, when The nss gun was fred on sum
up arms 70 uphold the constitution and laws Of this great
and glorious republlc-that which handed down 70
By forefshsra Thank God, We have come out Of
The struggle couqusroS; and there those here
VINO upon their return, after having gone through many
hard. fought battle, have now no employment and IN
ssspvins Il any wonder ihs, thsy, II they GOT
chance should dispose Of their discharged
myself have used my best endeayors 70 obtain en-
ss.a sos my NY upon showing ny
discharro Am told "0h, Q mao who has been In the
army FOR three o. fOurIyssr .R 2 b lazy and iado
lenun L. this sncourssemsn1 sns sns nsns kind OF
leave tbs subject for the present. having already
TOO much H., IN Esp cha.
he soldlsr laxgarda WILLIAM A. PowEIs0N,
Lsss Of Company A, ssth New York volun.ssn
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S HiPPiN G NE w S.
yoRK-THs DAY
SUN Risrs.......... ~ NOON RISES. morn ~ 30
suH 81 nien wArxz.. morn 20


CLEARED.
Steamship Nets, Burton. Baltimore--J y Smun
Ship Electric tHaml, Junge, London and Hambnrg-Slo
man Edge
Bark Peter symons OBJ canimins Llverpool-j SIC.
Arthur
Bark Abraham Lincoln (IiA) Prinandello. Haples--A
bari ,,.m.n tn,,. Aadssaoa, pcrpambueo and ansr
Bark Dirigo Blair. paaehicola-E Hqribut Co
Brig Thorld DAM, Andersen. Pernambuco and Bahia-
Brig Enterprise tFr,, Lancelo, St Pierre. Msrts Rey.
Brig Isabel Beurman, Small saEus-H W Lond Co.
schr Emma tBr) Billings, ~ John. AnuEua-B Sherman
Co.
sehr Ella (Br), Van Norden, John. NIB
schr Lottle, Bunker, 0alveston--Youag Carver
schr II Webster, Bebworth, 0alyeston-J Eiweil a
Co.
scbr Wave Crest, Davis. MobIle-N Brigham.
Schr r Clossen, Coombs, JACK sonv!c-C rihble.
Schr Lee, Somers. Georgetown, sC-Goldthwaiie a
schr q Jones. CroweIl, NorfoR-T Chase a Co
Schr Caroline knight, Gardner Saiem-R kopee Co.
Bchr Ida l., Bacon, Boston.
scbr Orion, Badwin, Fan River
ARRIVED
Steamship Geo washingtsn, Dagger Charleston 9Th Inst
with mdse TO II Il Cromwell 4 Co.
stcamship City Point, Talbot Charleston.
Steamship Fairbanks, Powell Wilmington, NC, n Loars
schr Burnside Frelci, Fortune Bay, NJ, 10 aAJa With
nsh, 70 Cbas shezrer.
sshr N Z Gage. Hopkins, Philadelphia.
Wind 81 sunset NV.
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Police Intslligsnes.
ARREST or AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE YoRgxn.


on the 9Th instant Mr. John Psrrer doing business
newport Rhode Island, appeared before Inspector Car
psnser 81 the Central once. and complained that Henry
A. Denis native Of France, had forged his Pener's)
mns 10 check for $50 on The Pacific Bank Of this
Niy and made payable 70 the order Of On Governor wn
d lawrence Of Rhode Isand. Denis had obtained the
money the check and vas then supposed 70 BE- 10 the
eiy ocer Jossph Strauss, attached 70 The Central De-
smcnt took the matter In chargs. and subsequently
sund the fugitive In public houss and arrested him.
omcsr strauss took bis prisoner back 70 Rhode Island
Were hs was committed for tna, IN dsssnls q $4,000
srpAlrro A BANE Soox.
yehn Gardiner led thirteen yeafs Of ase, was brought
bsf~s ysse vssaa, % shs Tombs yesterday afternoon,
" ocea Schneider, q sAs Fourth psccines, on the
sAarrs q having saoisn . bank book, showing Do
sfof 800 N hs Atl.ssIe sayngs Bank % the srsdis
David Du6 of No ies Chatham street After securing
q book Gardner prsssassd 70 NJ. william B. Husoo,
aging teller Of Vie eA.k, ald demanded 80. in agn.
b - eorssposd VIII purs name u Ne signa.uss
SooR QordnV ~ qoeseienea b reisiien 70 The matter
IN b Sscams oeptsese - NJ Iron We bask. ID
:. s'ss ~ y:s:s 80 .s: = .ss s Sssos:;s
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Honolulu.
COMMENTS ON Mr.. GULfcK's LECTURE ON TnE
SANDWICH ISLANDS " A RESIDENT.

SANDWICH ISLANDS W A RESIDENT.
TO THE EDITOR OF rue azRALD
was present Wednesday evening last at a lecture
given by Mr. Theodore Quick, Of 40 old Presby
terrain missionary at Honolulu The lecturers oescrp.
tons OF o! the places and objects Of interest 10
travellers ana tourists correct also his doscrp
ton Of the ancient sports ana games Of he Hawaans
Kanakas as he terms them He stated In the course
OF his remarks that all the Americans holding ONCE had
been replaced by Englishmen beg to correct his mis-
statement Hon Elisha a. Allen is Chancellor Of the
kingdom, r. g. Davis Associate Judge Of Supreme Court
and W. @ Parke Marshal Of the Islands, W. q. Allen
Collector General Of Customs John Meek Harbor Master
John O. Dominis Governor Of Oahu, and c. r. Ward
Sorekceper or the Custom House-a Americans by birth
or pareutage The above arc only few OF tho numer
Americans 10 Office have not included the Attor
ney General Harris the lecturer stigmatlzcd him
o renegade American. Ho further stated that there
was a very nimical feeling between the English and
Americans This statement deny as for fifteen years
lived at Honolulu and never received anything but
courteous kindness from the English residents Tho
shipsofwar OF her British Majesty have invariably
chased all their supplies from an American house. and
the best Of feeling has existed notwithstanding the
drunken caprice Of q young midshipman who removed
the Eagle the entrance Of the American Minister'S
residence, and whose com mander promptly compelled
HIN TO replace and mako satisfactory apologies 10
Minister Mcbride In this connection would state that
shipman TO insult our American emblem with IMMUNITY,
obtained q don't know by what means, however, the
British Union Jack which waved In tho stern Of tho cut
ter which brought the mildly shore, and tho flag
has found hs way to this city, and has been
shown q trophy The lecturers assertion that
some !, seSehers ard scee0
American mission has bees to educate the natives In tho
Hawaiian language The King, feeling the progress Of
civilization, manded that the English language should
Of the people, and replaced those opposed TO his policy
with others have nothing 70 say Of the attack upon
the English mission by Mr.. GSlek, . know there Z
conservative element among the foreign residents Of the
islands which will prevent the King from favorng either
three have In turn intrigued 10 gain royal influence to
favor their immediate views. The lecturers personal
abuse OF the King after the lecture In stating be did
In my hearing, that this Majesty drinking himself
DEATH aud killing himself by dlsspat lion, immoral
and encouraged bad men, was SANDER on ~ aIabIe
gentleman. KANAAINA
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Allow me 10 rcctify slight yet important mistake
which appeared In your report Of the meeting at the
Cooper Institute on Saturday night when alluded In
the speech had the honor 70 deliver and which was 20
kindly received BY the audience 10 an american pro-
tecsoraie' In South America did not refer 70 Chile,
because such was tho but 70 the republic Of
Ecuador, concerning which u win be remembcrcd the
ADMINISTRATION OF Mr.. Buchanan had In view political
plan based on the acquisition Of the Galapagos Islands
FOR the United etatea ViCUNA hACkkNNA