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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08

A WHEELRARRow WAGER PAID.-Living-
ston, George Gibson's handsome barkeeper,
who is Union man, bet wheelbarrow ride
with Jerry Lehigh, Democrat, that Grant
would carry California. Jerry, having lost
carried out the terms Of the wager yesterday
by wheeling Livingston through the princi
pal streets of the town to the music Of ffe
and drum. The barrow was nicely rugged
up with flags, and Livingston was COM
fortably seated on bench covered with fur
robe. The procession fetched up at Tufy's
saloon and was there lagered and d;sbanded
an intelligent contraband taking charge OF
the vehicle.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08

FATAL AccIDENT.-On Saturday, at Reno,
as the cars were under motion on their way
to the east, a young man by the name OF
Alex. Mcmillan fell from the platform of the
cars and met with such serious injuries that
death ensued in about eight hours after the
accident. This should be warning to all
late passengers" for it is almost impossi-
bic for the strongest Of men to recover their
balance, if they lose it, when the cars are
under motion. Mr.. Mcmillan was in the
employ of Earl & Co., at Wadsworth. and as
a business man was held in high repute. He
leaves a brother who is now on the line Of
the railroad, or else in Sacramento.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08

TURNER'S CHRISTMAS PARTY.-As will
be seen by an advertisement which we pub
Esh to day, the Carson Turn Verein Society
are to give ba Il at their handsome hall on
Christmas evening. 1t will be delightful
affair, of course-the Turner'S parties al
ways are.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08

4 SOCIAL PARTY will be given by the
ladies of the Episcopal Church next Wednes
day evening, at the New Theater Hall. A
pleasant entertainment is promised. All in
yited. Tickets, So See advertisement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08

Y RAILROAD ACCIDENTS. - About eight
o'clock On Saturday morning last, just as
the Pacific Ra ilroad train was nearing Co.
burns Cor Iruckee, as it is now called) a
large pine tree which had been got ready to
be felled, being Jared by the coming train;
fell just ahead Of the locomotive, struck the
track and bounced just high enough to strike
the engine full in the face, causing tre-
nenduous shock to the train and wrecking
the locomotive. When we passed there
about half past two o clock P. N. the down
train was still there. Governor Blasdel and
acme other well known sage brushers were
among the passengers who made this mar
row escape from what came near being
very serious accident. Frank Harrington,
who was also on the cars when this mishap
occurred, informed US that Chinaman had
been killed, on the same day while attempt
ing to remove a log which had fallen across
the track. He was caught. unawares, by
special construction train, and smashed into
Jelly. Another Chinaman who was with
the man that got killed was knocked sense
less, but received no fatal injuries. Charley
Croker, with whom we had talk about
these accidents, declared that he meant to
clash the timber on either side Of the track
in order to prevent future occurrences oil
. like character. !
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08

IL JUsTIcE COURT, before Judge Waltz.
Mond,v Dc. I. Munckton & Warner vs..
Patrick Brannan suit on note; judgement
for plaintiffs. Alexander Leport VS.. Z. Cas-
sulo action on book account judgement
for plaintiff. State vs.. James Holland
petit larceny dismissed at cost Of p1osecut-
ing witness.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08

DEpARTuRE.-His Excellency the Gov
ernor, and Rev. A. n. Fisher went over the
mountains on Friday last. The Governor
will remain in San Francisco for two weeks
looking after stock brokers, and the inter-
IS: Of White Pine. We wish them both good
luck ard speedy return.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08
THE DAILY APPEAL.

Losr.-A memorandum book was lost
about a week ago, for which s. is offered.
See advertisement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08

RESIGNATION AND ArPoINTMENT.-Sanl
C. benson yesterday resigned the office Of
District Attorney, and the County Commits
s;oners appointed Thomas Wells to that
Office
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08

Bon Rowland IN LvCK.-The following
copy of letter from Bob Rowland was re-
ceivei day or two ago by Col. Curry:
WHITE PINE, Dec. LIST, 1898.
Dear Col: The piece of ore l send you
10 really worth more than labelled. (Ten
thousand dollars ton. Ed. APPEAL.)
TWAS only located two days ago AID 1
get such ore two feet from the surface, and
only two Of us Club. Parker and u owning
the whole mine, goo feet each) of course
makes it a poor piece of property,
The point is. there is not a location within
half mile of the Black Spider (the
name of the mine) and the ore speaks for
itself. All that looks like lead and iron (of
spurple color is horn silver. Yours, truly,
Bob.
Col. Curry showed US the specimen which
Bob alludes to. 1t is about the size of half
. brick and is literally mass of chlorides
We reckon that Bob has struck it." We
congratulate him and his and Hub upon
their GOOD luck.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08

PANORAMA OF IRELAND. - Mr.. Blaisdell
formerly of the Bellringers) is in town max
ing preparations for the exhibition here of
the Hibernicon, representing the beautiful
scenery Of the Emerald Isle. with its cities,
towns, castles, rivers and bays, the famed
Lakes of Killarney, and the Giants Cause
way. The views are taken from nature ex-
pressly for this painting. The exhibition
will take place at the Carson Theater on
Thursday and Friday evenings next. Fur
,her particulars will be given tomorrow.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08

GOING TO WHIT PINE.-Messrs. George
Lewis, D. A. Fulks, Joseph Mandlebaum.
Louis Mandebaum, George ellison, W. +.
Wilson and NJ. c. Gardner will start for
White Pine tomorrow. Lewis will take out
a stock Of liquors and establish saloon.
ellison and the Mard!ebaums will SO into
the grocery business.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08

THE ROADS in aud out Of Carson were
never in better condition than at present.
The ram, the snow and frost have filed the
rats and put things in good shape for in
stance, the road on the east side Of Washoe
Lake going to Washoe and Reno, is as
route to Virginia is in the same fix. In fact
this is good time to buggy ride, if you have
got the "kale seed
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in three instances persons in the Executive and
suhcrnatorial branch Of the Government have re-
ociveI the appointments Of Boundary Commi-
-ioncr. The constitution Declare that these
brancLcs Of the Government shall DC kept scIa-
rate and distinct. unfortunately tides not specify
exactly how, nor how carefully nor how totally.
and specifies one particular case which case, how
ever, was violated IN tie Ia-t legislative Assem-
bly,. Tho inference J.. nevertheless, both from
tie constitution and from reason, that tie more
distinct tic better. Executive officers are sup
posed % have distinct definite cnd- and objects To-
carry out. often incompatible with the calm de-
Liberation and imTartiality required Of a judge.
They are necessarily more emplatically party
men. not always Ia e. bad sense. but IN a VTacti-
cal ono. II may be questioned whether they
make good judge, save that in the present in
stance governors are not over burdcncd with
work. and may crave more employment.
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coMMEEcIIL nEMS.


yeik srr impaired into Easant frosH Nofmsnay- Tn aita-
manufacture ofroge-- The Pder q prepared white q egg.
waste IA suffered during tn prel-- a prcflrttilu- Tbs
waste amounted o. ~ much as - p~r cent
AYEsa'. C.sr sLrE- 1T -Es-T,- statistical Committee
Of the British Lkydr- have publ-h-i az ANALYST. 81 wrecks aud
casualties during The year IsSI a. COMPARED wifh ls6i u re-
suit. from their rct4rn- that tn t.taI number q -u tlfs.- last
year wa 12sra, aglinst III: IN I,s6. The tsaI E---- were
zy3tl % whirh 100 were steamers, in l.1s- against ~, g
whieh us were steamers, in l-eS The et-s- ia whirh The
sarzD wa entirely b-t numbered f1Ss E-t year, AMI 1875 IN
IsGs. The h-s oflfe in 1907 contracts very Gyoraby wifl
that ortle year preceding, the total bsias only i|is against
Z,stt ia IsG5. The committee, ho~evsr- Ob-srve that thu r.
beisr in cyer.s 81 that gfv-ni In wards tlbE-.- tn moufa I'M
which M sNes 81 h--cs have occurred &c III past 10 years j.
cal summary ofthe wrecks and casualties, arransst according
90 ths voyages pertsFrael- show tlst q tn enur. H-t q ihg u
the British I-LIni- while % The other seettpu< the HEAVIEST
chat which lnciuIesl The Baltic and Tn Guif q Bothniz-oou-
tibuteI only . per cent The Zap CobDur-. the Persian Gulf
Australia, Polynesia, CaHhrHia. ADD Gr~eni,nd appear o. have
been almost blanks = rFsris o. t1tai q Infringing ships tn
Is6., although hey suEpHai tEw ea-es q constructive k~s-
after sinking, Was S5 and IN the rest q ts world ouly %
There were eases 81 n-sU from piracy In is55, anal l. in the
year preceding
clerks of the Bans - England eoGi not make thu balance cone
Out right b. Just fIO0. This j. a serious matter In that estlb-
hshment-agt the cash, but te dtserrpanry, however hight
hR erros Ia balancing ha- been knYNu O. Keep a deisgatiou Il
whoIs nirht. \ har rBI 80 Wa h-reErr made after thi-
geo, as u an oil hsty la ThrcHinesiie street wouti D. in the
Cass0s ~ ~ fn-olycnt. Er want eft Lackfy. on the sun
day morning blowtns- the etrE-in ths mbtise q the Sermon,
gaickss than the lightning Hash. lie toll tI. chief ca.hier.ou
Monsiay morning, that perhaps the mistake might have occur
r-i in packing some boSes Of specie Or the Wet Indies, which
hal been sent % squthImgSan Et shipment. The sugs-tiDu
Sssihai "t.am. anal a s,esm With Win a iGsrt oSis saaS.. iSsl.anys
M wires asked watcher such vessel had kft harborH
~sGp her frinticany shouted the tsissraph. 10 vas DIM.
" Have on deck certain boSes, markell 81 aui 90, and weigh
They ~era weighed and on, tn delinquent. was Send
West Inlia Edks were debited 10 EtOO more, aui ths error va
eorreete' without boxing into the boxes, or delaying the vessel
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w III
SfrrEBr ~. nrcEMBER ~. 10,

~. -. i-ss
EVENING auetau rtLe hlvr BEEN IN prnspaI fafarr q tI5
w.-E sal att f- ot r-u.rt =
TIA aa.f uslT ElsH vrs -tt 1l thr twelfth 10 aug
tst. Gr stgu. 'tatdn I4H1s- Mako t-ing the p~ureh1--r
Thr Nn,nsu bars Efsaag saHvi Gr Nrw BolGrf on te
I5cI. taking q otr1f su--tia9 principally of ubais aa- AMI
t1a-. talur-i 90 the ns-HiF-ta t ssfa,5 Is
III Eulsh -sh.,nrr Fafafsfs -asI .u che --H- Ily ~
vtftarLE Erin-h CetHlnLa- taking aa a--arr-i urep. % uhira
az pock1zs ofuslt-r- us he prasial t-n-
Tbr Hawaiian turs III Pope -aHrd on t~ I5th Er Brrllu,
taking ~ np~t valuable cargo ever sslt from the~. I.Land- O.
Eumre. The Custom uoua- vahatiu wa sIs5G45 80
Tb- Nuf-rhrln brig C@ashIaffHs. arrived here Ga ii-tr---,
on ur tsfi- Sic has -1u- valuable skins ga bard aul a
gatnuy of WARNS teeth Her etrrs vil D. emit Hrsari by
tRc EaAs. 10 ppaif- sI De alaIc On ts vessel ulti tHs
oWuer- have bern c1ahrrrl eith-
The Talitan bark faHta arrived ou th- isth- from Tahiti,
having az a--oGei earsl % - d-pe-el q hsrr ant e. return
cargo rurchi-eL
The Amerie.n brig H'7ralag star arrived r@ same day
from Micronesia, havus e esrss consisting Ho-fy g eaeoanut
oil
We ham thar Captain Psa.c, frmedyof tr RfssssB, hut
nov q ~ Barsrhiy. h- colert7i ahlut a thau-and barrels
ofeoeoaaur Oil anil expects 90 have aneen hHnirsi barrels by
April next.
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, letter received from Captain henry "a 'S
- p...,r3 rcnorts LEFT Honolulu August lo'h
:. plo,,ix Island. where | arrived and landed MI
r,man4. ON tho oath. and sailed for Mckean's Isl
anil arriving August Slst. \ few days after cay
ing Honolulu the small pox broke out on a a"aiHin
ana several of them had been sick and two uie''
The crew had not been affected At the date oil inc
c,nto;r,s letter. October 9th, it was expected tha'
the shin would finish loading the next day, and would
sail IS soon after as possible, with 400 tons of guano-
From LAnAINA.-It is sometime since we heari
from this place. but we have been put IN possession
IF two items the past week, which show that our NV
NJ city is still on the march towards Improvement
The boat boys have determined to leave Oft the use OF
intoxicating drinks and become good citizens while
the descendant of the renowned Marshal of France
still c~ultivates the soil, having been rewarded the
past month with a crop of beets, some OF which
weighed twenty pounds, more or less.
- Captain Hickman, of the RGmehameha j.,
reports having seen a large number eff sperm whales
on his voyage, particularly in lat. 30 So south,
long. I57 : 09' west, and in lat. 3 : 40 south, long
l69o west. -
- The gun heard by residents on Tuesday even
ing last. was fired from the brig Constantine which
arrived off the bar about seven O'Clock. Pilot Mcln-
tyre boarded her, but not before she had anchored.
- The whaleship Julian, not the Hae Hd-
,raii, is receiving a new suit of metal at Robinson
x Co.'S. wharf. =
- Capt. Dennison Hampstead will command the
ship Robert L. Lane. on her voyage to New Bedford.
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DEPARTURES.

12-Nm wh Lk prs=rc--, Dswdoa, - srsi---
I2-Am VII b. George, DAVIS, u cruise
I2-Am VIII IA Gen -cutt, " tshbum. 10 cruise
I2-Schr IIokuIeIe, fr Maui
It-Am wh bk Sea Breeze, Fisher. 20 cruise.
I-Ifaw brig Comet. Reed, 90 cruise
liam VIII bk Hercules, Rowland. o. cruise
1f-Schr Prince, Harrison, 6r Hawaii.
I5-Schr Parry Queen, Er Hawaii.
IJ-Schr kinau, Er Maui.
I5-Nm bk Bhering, Lane. fr New BedGri.
15-Sghr Active. Clunry, br Maui
I5--ehr Mary Ellen. West, for Maui
16-Brt -chr Favorte, Mckay, fr Victoria, n. G..
I6-Schr M Moi. Powers. fr Mani.
IT-Haw bk a > 20 -, Geerken, fr Bemen-
liam WI 81 Josephine, Cogan. % cruise
I7-Am whbk Vineyard, smith, % cruise
1T-Srhr Warwick. Er Moiokai.
1T-Srhr Entr Ler. Crane, Er Maui.
1s-Ifaw VII BIZ Bismarck, DalIman, o. cruise.
15-Nm VII ~ EagIr, Mckenzie. q cruise
SHAW schr Maria. Babe1ck. Gr Hawaii
1-Schr Hattie, Mia, br Kauai.
1S-Schr Moi Keiki. for Maui
Is-Schr Mary, &c Kauai
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IDAHO AND MONTANA
WILL. RUN REGULARLY ,
Between Honolulu and San Franoisos
Blythe following. Schedule ofTime. ~
SAN FRANCISCO.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE on ALL SHIpNEyY,
PER STEAMER,

Cargo for San Francisco will be received at all tines in n.
Steamers Warehouse and receipts for the same given M ~
undersigned. No charge for Storage or Carriage.
Fire risks in Warehouse not taken 10y the Company.
Insurance guaranteed at lower rates than by sailing resva.
Particular care taken Of shipments of Fruit.
All orders for Goods, To be purchased in san Francisco "a,
be received and filled 10y return of steamer.
II Shipments from Europe and the United States. int,oa.,
for these Islands. will be received by the Company in sss
Francisco. if consigned to them. and lie forwarded bv -.
Steamers to Honolulu, free Of charge, except actual outl.s
. IL Passengers are requested to take their Tickets before =
o'clock on the date of sailing, and to procure their Ia sspo.,.
All Bills against the steamers must be present. before >
O'Clock on the day of sailing. or they will have to iay owe. AN
the return of the steamer for settlement.
65 ii. HACKFELD X CO., Agents.
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tire German critics. Mis- Della Bacon, the pc
culiarly gifted bat lamcntci American writer. in
her &c Philosophy Of the Plays orShakcspcarc un-
flIcd. and Nathaniel Holmes IN his B. Author
ship of Shakespeare the book already alluded
10. have discussed the merits Of William Shakes
pare rs the author Of those Plays attributed to
him, in a manner cHlculatcI taarrest the attentions
of curious and thoughtful minds.
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- The schooner Cal5crG, purchased 10y ChaS-
y. Spencer Y Co, and others, has been put under
the Hawaiian fac and had her name changed to the
.Nlria. She will take the KTiauea'S number on the
telegraph card. thirty-eight. The Maria left on her
first trip TO Hlo on Friday. The lame Will re-
main on her old route in command Of Captain Mel
Iish, long and favorably known in our coaSting fleet
Is ADNIEALIY.-O Monday last, His Honor,
Chief Justice Allen, gave decision in the case Of John
McEneStry rs. Jas. Willis, Master of the ship James
-7Iica, for an assault on the high seas. Damages
were awarded the plaintiff in the sum Of SO \
case is now pending before His Homer. entitled,
Keoni ALBANIA and others " +. Molteno and c. l..
Richards, for salvage, in re>cuing the schooner Matte
Merrill from the barratry Of the master.-Ga-eite.
I Masonic ELEcTIoN.-At a recent meeting Of Ha-
waiian Lodge, No. II, F. X a N, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
IA. HaSsinscr-U. NJ.
\. +. Ju3d-S. ~
Thos. Hughes. ~.
I. \. Saskatchewan.
&. L. GuICk-SscTetgry.
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PORT OF HoaoLULU. H. l..
ARKIIAIS.

!. I2-Schr Active, Ctuney, from Hawaii
E-kinau, from Maui
I3-Schr Nettie Merrill. Lambert. from Kauai.
It-schr Annie, BabcDrk, from Hawaii.
1J-Schr nate Lee. CrlHe, from Maui
I6-Am brig Morning. staE, Tsns-trOm, 30 days from
ButlrElrf
ls-schr Moi keikL. from Mani.
16-Schr Warwick, from MoIDkaL.
IS-Tah b. ionia, Mclean. % day- from Tahiti
I5-Am brig COustantins, RhieH, 81 days from AItOu,
AEI-ea-
tT-Schr Mary. from auai-
IT--ehr Hattie. Nfka, from Kauai
1s-Schr Lacy White, frum kauai
Is-IIaw brig kaHeiatneha ', Hickman % days from
H0wLIntTs island.
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FRENCH TURTLES,
ENRENCH PATE DE FOL GRAS,
French Champiguons,
French Petit Pois,
Ssrdines, in half and quarter boxes,
East India Chu,ucy.
East India CLutney Sauce,
Lea & PERKINS, Sauce.
Cases California Mustard,
Cases California Ground Pepper,
McNurray's Oysters, in l and To tins.
McMurray's spced Oysters. I * ? ID tins.
Columbia River Salmon. in / h tins.
Fresh Lobster5, I & ? u tins.
Fresh onohaugs, in 2 b tins,
Mince Meat, in , b tins,
Fresh Salad oil, in decanters.
Fresh : aad Oil in Bottles.
Cream Tartar, 10 glass,
Carb. Soda, in glass,
Saleratus, in glass,
oswego Corn Starch,
New White Beans,
Family Pork At retail.
For sale by
y IA
OLD KONA COFFEE,
EeOASTED AND DAILY.
~ II. MAY.
". B.-The quality ,f,he above Goods guaranteed.
COG II HENRY MAY. Fort street.
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SENsATIONAL-The Gazette says that : there have
been a number of cases of d~iptheria among children,
several of which have ended fatally We have
been unable to learn of a single case of clearly de-
fined d~iptheria ever having been known here. OF
course doctors disagree, but We know of no good
that can accrue by alarming our residents or parties
intending TO visit our islands.
SUICIDE -Iesterlay morning ut ~half-past eight
o'clock, while the brig Kamehameka ]. was laying
becalmed of the port, Mr.. S. Allen Comstock, a ma
tive of New London, Conn., Ommitted suicide by
shooting himself with a pistol, the shot entering his
right temple. lie lived some four hours after. Do
mestic difficulties and reports in circulation concern
ing him, preyed upon his mind until he was evidently
crazed. -
LARGE VEGETABLE.-We received from Mr.. McCul-
~ a large specimen of vegctable-egg grown on his
place Mt Waikiki. Its largest circumference was
twenty-1hree inches, and its weight four pounds and
three ounces. =
EVENING SALEs.-Read the auction advertisements
in this weeks issue, and then call at the rooms and
see the display of goods suitable for gifts during the
ensuing holidays. =
q The funeral of His Highness NJ. Kekuanaoa
will take place on Tuesday next. The procession
will form ON King street, opposite the palace, at 10
\. NJ, and will proceed on the line of march at IL
y. NJ.
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ENGE.RS.

PASSENGERS. .
7 FOH BHENEN-Pcr A J. Pope. De-. I5th-Nrs Mary =
I Rice. Mis- Wary Rice, Miss Anna Rirc, Mis- ID t-eul-rg. Ma
Or y u I%enberg SISTERS % thc sacred Ii~art-Chrstiua Be-
seEag and Maria Theresa Nerd-t J Nfatcr--
FoR vIcToHts, u Ger Favortc. Dee Isth-CaPt J II
SWIM, Mr. Fellows, sam HIS
Faow TSHrrt-Per Tnufi, Dee IGth-Dr Nchcni. Wm
Allen. Jas Morrison, Ah-ing. Marca N-G
FaoN MIcRoyEsfs-Per Morning star, Dc. i6th-Mns q
Dolne. Master y Doans. Rev ~ bingham ir AMI wife. M~-
Hattie Sturrrs, Capt BRIGGS. Mr Hall, r NuIrcN-, vi. anil
son. NanueI silva. John Kanrmak1. Rlbt BnGgs-lL
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OLD KONA COFFEE,
AND GROUND DAILY.
IL MAY

y. B.-The quality the above Goods guaranteed.
Gj6 II HENRY MAY. Fort street
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u BY advertisement in our columns it will be
seen that the schooners Kate Lee and Mary Ellen
will run as regular packets to Lahaina, Maalaea
Bay and Makee's Landing.
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VI MEMORANDA.
Report 9TH. Kpmesnm.b. v

The Hawaiian brig Eamehameha w. Captain Ryckman left
Honolulu, Ortobsr 10Th, and arrived 40 Jaryes island. October
2sth, AMI BIT the same day. November +th. arrived at Phoenix
Island, leaving the same day tr Eui-rburyfs Island where she
arrived the next clay and kt br Mckeans i-Llmi, arriving
November 9TH, and having again on the 9th Arrived AT
Bakers Isiand, November t2th. and bu ou the tsth- Arrived at
Howianis Island, November 18th, and Lt the next day Or
Honolulu, arriving December 18th, after a passage q q days
Baker, I-Innd Report.
We are indebteI To Mr. II. o. X. johnson 6r the allowing
report of vessels which have arrived at Bakers Island
The British ship W0ntsbsHo. Henderson. arrived August
18th, lOt days from Liverpool, AMI sailed september 9uh with
n carga % $50 TINS % guano Er the sane port
september 18th, IN. American ship ELd0raf0. wooI-ide,
arrived from Honolulu. AMI sailed Gr Liverpool October 9Th
with 800 tons OF guan0.
October 18th, the British bark Florence Chapman, Jones,
arrived from Rho, ad sailed November 5th br Liverpool with
LOO tons of gEtno.
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HOW TO FoRETELL WEATHER.

lfyou wish to know what the wealth
er is to be, go out and select the small
est cloud you see; and keep your eye
upon it, and if it decreases and disap-
pears, it shows state of the air that
will be sure to follow by fair weather
if it increases in size, take your great
coat with you if you are going away
from home. for falling weather will not
be far off. The reason is this when
the air is becoming charged with cleo
tricity, you will see every cloud attrac-
ting all less ones towards it until it gath
ers to shower, and on the contrary,
when,the fluid is passing otfor difiusing
itself, even large clond will be seen
breaking to pieces and dIssolving.