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ILLINOIS,.

Disasfcr Lake Observation-Disclosures to
Nadause Jnnnasclick.
CHICAGO. Dec. L 1853.
This morning about ten O'Clock a schooner, nearly
dlsmastod, was seen drifting on the lake, mile or
more northeast Of the OF Illinois Central shops.
One man was seen on the deck making sig
nails Of Distress but before the vessel could
be reached she had drifted down as lar
az lakewood station, when she struck with her
br0adside exposed to the waves, which made q clean
breach over her, When approached the man had
disappeared and there were no signs OF life the
vessel The man was doubtless washed overheard
and lost ana probably the remainder Of the had
shared the same fate.
The Germans OF this city gave reception last
night at MaennerchOr Hall TO Nine. Janauschck the
celebrated German tragcdienne. DR.. Tessel made
the reception speech anu WAS feelingly replied to by
the Madame. musical entertainment and supper
followed, which lasted until = late hour.
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FIRE IN Delaney STREET.
'wo Women Burned 10 Death.

A Ire broke out about a quarter past one O'Clock
shs morning on the first door OF the tenement house
No ~ Delaney street, In o room occupied by two
sisters. named Mrs. Crowley and Mrs. McEwes. The
nre, when discovered, was raging with great vio-
Iencc, and before the 1remen could extinnulsh the
flames IN the room the two unfortunate women were
burned 10 u crisp.
Tire bodies were recovered from the debris and
yakcu 20 the station house.
The greatest excitement prevailed at the time Of
Eriting this account-quaiter past two A. Min the
hewhDoriood.
Ahe frSnIeu Just IN time TO save them from awful
ncat.
Tire Two unfortunate women who came 10 snc'
Tea ud end were employed rs sewers Of carpet RAGS
ami their neighb0rs state that they were partially
Int x,eaied during the evening aud had probably
rbrougn carclessncss allowed the rags they had In
tne rr,,o 20 catch fire az tue stove.
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VIRGINIA..

Important Decision In the United States Dis
trict COurt-IneligibiIity Of State Judges
Appeal to the United States Supreme
Court.
RICHMOND, Dec Z, 1858.
In the United States District Court Judge Under
wood presiding, In the habeas corpus OF Cesar
Grim, convicted in Judge Shefrey's State court OF
shooting white man and sentenced to the peniten-
tary the prisoners counsel pleaded the llegality Of
Grfln's conviction, on the ground that Judge Shef
fey was ineligible under the fourteenth amendment.
and was, therefore, no judge at all.
Judge Underwood gave his opinion sustaining the
ground taken by the petitioner and discharged the
prisoner. The counsel for the respondent appealed
from the District Judge, in Chambers to the Circuit
Court. Chief Justice Chase will be on the bench.
The prisoner will be bailed to appear before the
Circuit Court.
This decision, II confirmed, upsets two-thirds OF
the legal decisions, both criminal and civil, that
have been made in Virginia since the war;
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Parliament Again Prorosucd-CommercinlR Re-
Intions With swcdcn-Nova Scofin Politics.
TORONTO Dec. !, 1865.
The New Dominion Parliament has been further
proroeued until the ieth Of January.
The revenue OF Canada for November was
$l,2l4,lh4 and the expenditures ssT1,44s.
c. r.. Elwall a correspondent OF the stockholm
DutIy Mems. II here with Instructions from the swed-
ish government TO acquire knowledge OF this coun.
try with me view Of encouraging emigration and Ia
aeveiope commercial relations between The two
countries,
lion. ). g. Troop, one or the Nova scotia delegates
to England. publishes a letter condemnng Mr..
1iowe's COURSE and endorsing MIR. Armand.
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TENNESSEE.

Bail Eorfeited-A Great Swindle-state Con.
stitutionai Convention Proposed.
NASHVILLE Dec. I, 1858.
]. W. Berry. secretary OF the Southern Insurance
Company, did not appear at trial to-day, but for
feited his bonds. The commission having charge OF
the books of the concern expect to show that the
stockholders have been swindled out OF more than
100000.
A bill passed in the House of Representatives to-
day to first reading, providing for State Conven-
tOn to amend the constitution.
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MASSACHUSE rs.
Municipal Elections.


LAwREyCE, Dec. :. 1855.
Frank Davis was elected Mayor to-day. The CITY
Councils are republican by large majorities
TAUNTON, Dec. T. lsGs.
Mayor Rhodes trepubIican) was to-day reelected
with but slight opposition.
CAMBRTDGE Dec 7, 1865
Charles II. Saunders was to-day reelected mayor.
majority OF The city officers are republican.
SpRlEGrIELD, Dec. Z, 1865.
The municipal election here TO-DAY resulted In the
election OF Charles a. winchester for Mayor aud Al
berl r. Folsom for CITY clerk by vote Of 063 10 AVS
for the democratic ticket. Less than one-third OF
those registered voted.
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CALIFORNIA.

Death ef n Prominent Cifizcn-,che cer'Fa'
Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Asain-, sAie
Humboldt Indians.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7. 1868.
Mr. Thompson Campbell prominent lawyer and
politician OF California. died this city on Satur
day lie was formerly Secretary OF the State or Hi
nols, and member OF Congress from the Galena dis
uict OF the same State.
The track OF the Central Pacific Railroad Ia laid to
the south fork OF Humboldt river. 400 miles from
sacramento and within 200 miles OF salt Lake. and
inc work Is progressing at the rate OF from two aud
nehalf to three miles per day.
The Indians at Humboldt, California, have been
committing depredati0ns upon the settlers for some
time past. An expedition organized to pursue and
punish them surprised . camp OF the savages and
ak indians were Killed during the fight The set
tiers intend using vigorous measures until IL IL
them.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunsrd mail steamship Cbna VIII leave this
mort on "wednesday FOR Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close ai the Post once
attwcive O'Clock NJ. on "Wednesday.
The Sxw Yogs fisaALD-Edition for Europe win
he ready nj hstpast ten O'Clock IN the morning.
single oopics IA wrappers Tor mating, siX 4, nts.
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NEW YORK.

Termination Of the COie.lIiscock Murder
Trinl-t;cncrnI Cole Acquitted.
ALBANY, Dec. Z, 1903.
General George W. Cole has been acquitted OF the
charge OF murder in killing l.. II. Hscock for the
alleged seduction OF his Cole's wife. The Jury came
into court about eleven O'Clock this morning. The
foreman stated that they found the prisoner to DO
sane at the moment before and the moment after the
the instant OF the homicide. The Judge said they
give the prisoner the bencnt Of the doubt, and
thus Instructed they rendered verdict OF acquttal.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

she steamship Alaska vii, sal. irou, Iii, port VI
Wednssia, for Aslinwali
Tue mats Tor Genital America and the seu;h
Pacific viii close a. nsltptst ten o'clo.k Ia enc
morning.
, The Ngw YORK iirgALp--Edstion for The Pacific
will nc ready 81 haiLpast nine Ia the morning.
Sssgls copies, Ia wrappers .ot taauic.. SIX ceats.
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new ORLEANS RACES.

The Metairie .Raccs-Thrcs Kaees-SIow
Time.
NEW ORLEANS. bee. !, 1858.
The drst OF the Matairie Course races today was
mite dash for club purse OF $50, ~ wb,cn Bette
Bay beat Jack Gamble, Jr.. IN 400.
SEcosD RAc..-siatch $1,000 balf nile Gasn, Tor
which the Georgian chestnut mare Nanuie McNalFy,
SIX years old. beat Lanolre In Oh.
THtRD WAcE.-Pur-e 5000. Nile heats, three ia
nvc:-
Il. warwick's "A iahsma) b. h. Joe Ionn-on
SIX YEAR, by GOodwood. dam Judy. %
INN. Sovereign. .sss.'
coinnai Sel,lganis m cnnes 4cel b. n. Bsmatcs.
I'VE years. Uy Jack Gamble, JAM ny hiscs
4.s.s.ss uis.
Time, 202-2045s -l5L
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Ds,rp or A CONFEDERATE Observation-Disclosures
Genarai NJ q. Evans died very suddenly Monday
morung, at Midway, Bullock county Ala, where ne
was engaged IN teachng. lie was "A native VI South
CatUlna, "A graduate OF West Point, and c0Inniandef
oi Inc confederate troops at the battle Oi LeesDGrg
e~""i"ta %. Gu TnQiiiJ, DtCt'hVU y
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PRUSSIA.

Interview Between Count bismarck aud Mr..
bancroft.
BERLIN. Dec. 7, 1883.
Count Bismarck had prolonged interview with
Mr.. Bancroft, the American Minister. on saturday
Last.
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Fire-Tsys-Ptre.-Stsck Of Toys. DnusssA
bv Ore, for sale cheap. LEWI8.t. HRlALs,
sos Broadway. OPPOSITE 81 pgeko Hotel.
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Ias pHIzE Rms.

Desperate Fisht Between Jim Donovan mud
Hin Maugrels--Tbe Latter Declared the
Winner.
most determined and well contested prize fight
between Donovan and Nangrels came or about
eight miles from Port Jervis on SATURDAY. Al day.
hight the ring was pitched IN tho snow The men
SCARED cautiously for some time. when Donovan
gave his opponent a terrible blow aud gained first
blood Manpies however, won the nrst round, hav-
inR Knocked Donovan down. Then followed Ges-
peralc battle during which both men were severely
punished. The npn, lasted one hour and forty
seven minutes IA when tune thiry-sIx rounIis were
counted. After u desperate struggle Many res was
declaleJ ,ac vctvs.
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Royal Havana isotterv.-Prizcx Paid In Cold
Information furnished The higoss, rats. p,s ov p,uooss
81 al snis Of sold ard Silver
TAYLOR 90, Bsnkes. Ii WAL ar-t. v.
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Erriag Buf N0blc.-SclC Help for y0~Ox Mon
Who haying erred desire better manhood ssalsA
envelopes free NJ charge II benefited
age. Address Phiianshros Dor r., Philadelphia, Pa
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,r.a..glsr .a.s'icn = go very s.,.a.,s ..is .e
the tneH stock OF Jewsfv sscous slonss. oy order %
tbs cuunty, be continued ths tsv q, shs store M ra
Bftsawsy. rprosits Grace church. by HENRY IA, LEFp2
q MINER. AuetCncsrA
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Canada Malt scotch Whiskey, Equal tn I.-
MURPHY 1 DUNN, liquidation, 80 Beaver ssrssA
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Marine Intellixencn.

HAVANA, Dec. Z, 1883.
The steamer San Francisco arrived here to-day
from New York on her way to Vera Cruz
The steamer Granada. from Vera Cruz, sailed to-day
for New York.
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sppesriug elk hat OF tho most approved pst
terra ana KNOX the versbs glass of.fsshon stirring
by distributing HE sksn crcsrs by
daily The iafuencs which tCop No IL Broadway.
corner OF Fulton street, 10 let IN all Jn9fNvs.
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Cri.tadoro's Hair Preservstivc, the Rinseue
dsessng In the WORLD, wholesale and retail no Akor
Ha.tas
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ELL PARTS OF TEE WORLD.
>>~>-ss~o~-e~~~>~>~~~~~~~~-
Loss Of the Steamship Hibernia OF the
Irish COAST
A Large Number Of the Passen-
gers Lost.
~.~>~>>o~~~~~~>,>~~~~~~
The Republican DemOnstra-
tons i'm Spain.
SEVERE FIGHTING BEGUN IN CUBA.
SEVERE FIGHTING BEGUN IN CUBA.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Loss of tho Steamship Hibernia or the Irish
COast-Scveral Passengers Lost.

COnst-soveraI PnssenRers Lost.
LIvERp00L, Dec. Z, 1868.
Intelligence has just reached here that the steamer
Hibernia, from New York. bound for Glasgow,
foundered on the Irish coast. The captain and
eighty-one passengers are reported to have been
saved. One OF the steamers boats, with thirty
three persons on board, was lost.
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to'as. sud lpughs. -.bRpNNs BRONCHIAL suCnt 4
aaye proyei Their eacy ~ ecss of yeaf' rhr gost
plehs E'thng FROM uit the Ftgcsfs u.ht
g,l I1lny WORTHLESS mutations Ubtaip pfN RkOWNH
BRONCHIAL rfUgitLS
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KANSAS.
The MILITIA Take Possession OF the Town of
AauwNa.

A private despatch ffUn Augusta this afternoon
says that last evening regiment or state militia
under General a pham entered the town and
tOoN possession OF ali the telegraph offices,
directing the operator not TO send messages
without their being visited by tho officers. They
then placed guards on the street, and proclaimed
mnrtll law. No reason Is assigned lor ihe occupa-
ton Ui tie tOHa.
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Boo. about on lst Janrsry, prepared 70
case ont Al rs. our stock Of Chromos
,ts. sc. l.. q. T. ANTHONY ITO, sol Rsssdwa, y.
hichDAs bisek. cali sariy.
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BatcbeIor's Hair Dyc.-Ths Rest I'm the
world The only perfect DYE harmless reliable aosano
Factory i6 Bond street
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Wsss, Tonpses mud traUs-'.fai fiiir.--Sesf
e.sli,s Har bye ani h,ir py,vi al c,use y sAtCdk-
LOt s. u upsi sstset
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Omcial Canvass of the Vote ON the state
Ticket.

Ticket.
ALBANY, Dec. I. 1868.
The canvass OF the vote cast In this State for state
officers at the recent election was completed to-
night but the canvass OF the Congressional vote Ii
st incomplete. The following is the result:-For
Governor-John T. Hoffman, 43o,30l; John
nor-Alien G. Beach, 439,327; Aonzo u. Cor
nell. 4ll6 For Canal Comnissioner-Over Bas-
com, 439, 1876: Alexander Barkley, All, For In.
specor OF state Prisons-David b. Mcneil, ass 7s4:
Ii. A. Barnum, All, $50. For Clerk OF the Court OF
Appeais-E. q. Perrin, 43s,357 O. II. Young, 4l20s0.
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Additional Particulars of tho Loss OF the
Hibernin.

Additional Particulars of tho Loss OF the
Hibernin.
LIyEgPOOI., Dec. TO p. M.
Additional particulars have been received OF the
loss OF the Hibernia. Tho steamship sailed from
New York on the 14th OF November for Glasgow
She sunk on November Is, 700 miles to the
westward OF the Irish coast The passengers and
crew all took to the boats, five IN number. Two Of
these boats have been picked up. One is known to
have been capsized, ana all board were lost
The fate OF the people on the remaining two boats
is as yet unknown. It is now certain that hfty-two
PERSONS including the captain of the Hibernia, are
saved. The first mate was drowned. Intelligence
anxiety
List Of Cabin Passengers ON Board the
Hibernia.
Tho following Ia . list OF the cabin passengers who
left New York in the steamship Hibernla:-Miss A.
Rogerson, G. Boyle, =. Brewster, John G. Forbes E.
Mcneil, Miss A. Webb, John N. Bethel. Mrs. Bethel,
George Mason, A. Mason, Mrs. D. A. Norton, Bernard
M. Feelyn, John Robinson. Rev. M. O'Connor, Nelson
A. Odds, Miss NJ. Campbell
The steamship Hiberna twas commanded by Cap
tain Munro and belonged to the Anchor line OF
steamers, running between New York and Glasgow
and Londonderry, and sailed last from New York on
November IA. She was built on the Clyde in 1865,
and was consequently comparatively new. Her
measurement was 1872 TONS was built Of iron and
her dimensions were 27s.33.22. She was rated first
class and was surveyed at this port in April OF last
year.
The New British Ministry-Pr0babie Changes.
LONDON, Dec. Z, 1858.
The Times this morning generally confirms the
correctness of the Observers list OF the probable
members OF Mr. Gadstone's Cabinet, but asserts that
Earl Russell will not accept ONCE. It also thinks
the appointment OF Earl Spencer Lord Lieutenant
ofIreand and OF Messrs. Bruce, villers and Cole
ridge to seats in the Cabinet doubtful. The Times
adds to the Observers list the name OF James Mon
Grief a. Lord Advocate OF Scotland.
Further Changes In the New British Ministry.
LONDON, Dec. I, 1888.
II is now considered certain that Lord Kimberly
will he Lord Privy Seal and the Earl De
Grey and Rip0n President Of the Privy
Council in the new Cabinet. 1t is said
that SIR Rounded Palmer will be appointed Lord
Justice OF the Court of Appeals the Earl Of Hunting
ton Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland Mr.. Groschen Presi-
dent OF the Poor Law Board and Henry A. Bunce
Home Secretary. the latter taking Sir Roundell
Palmer's seat in Parliament.
Another Donation from Mr.. Peabody to the
Poor Of London.
LONDON, Dec. I, 1863
George Peabody, the American philanthropist. has
made another donation Of 100000 sterling to the
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SPAIN.

The Threatening Representations of the Re-
pubiIcans-Thc Military Called Out TO Qucll
Disturbances in Cadiz.
MADRID, Dec. 7, 1868.
The republicans paraded the streets OF Cadiz yes
terday with arms in their hands, and made other
demonstrations threatening to the public peace.
The troops were called out, who dispersed the pro-
cessionlsts and prevented further proceedings.
Similar demonstrations have been made by the
republicans at different points.
The provisional government u preparing q new
tariff law.
Rumorcd POstpOncmcnt of tho General Elec.
tons and Assembling Of the Constitutional
Cortes-New Disturbances i'm the Provinces.
MADRID, Dec. Z. 1868.
Rumors arc in circulation to the erect that the
provisional government intends to postpone the gen.
eraI elections from the middle OF the present month
TO the 10Th OF January. and the meeting OF the
stitutional Corics until the 18th OF February.
The republicans at Tarragona yesterday attacked
and dispersed meeting OF the advocates OF mon
archy.
The United states steamer Swatara has put into
Malaga TO repair damages, sustained in o collision
with the French bark Justine.
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Corns, Buuious, Enlarged Joints ard An
dsesses Of by Dr. zACARfE, 7eo Broadway
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SspoIe.a Top Boots. s1Ot Doussc s~i,. Calf
a o., tis LORlN BROOgS SONS.
w btosiwav, corusr Howard street.
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might rest assured that whatever apnro,r;o,;->
the Ministry might call upon the Legislatn,a G.
or however large the sums might be, the Adrer,;.
er is pledged for their support. In c,nc,na.-'
his remarks, he proposed the following toss,
May the FIRE Bells of Honolulu seldom he h..
our fremen from their homes but NAV The fair Re-. ealing
lulu always be heard calling them TO their homes aooo-
5.-OuR GUEsTs.-Was responded to nv NJ.
Adolphe NJ. Weiss, Agent of the World Insa,.n..
Co., who thanked the Company for the toast.
Gins SUBSCRIBERS OF Honolulu ESerSp ~
No. ONR.-In response to loud calls, Mr.. W.
Hughes, the foreman of the Co., rose, and made !.
few remarks, stating that the excellent eno;,.
which the Co., has, was raised solely by the CON
tributions of the citizens of Honolulu. in s,u.
ranging from $3.50 to 500 each, and that GOV.
eminent help was not solicited in its purchase. !,
was emphatically the peoples engine.
1t was well on to three O'Clock before the oom
pany broke up to witness the regatta, NOTHING
having occurred to disturb the utmost harmons
THE CLOSING SCENES. ~
At shutdown, the third salute was fired of M.
teen guns, and soon after dusk, rockets and sr~
works were seen shooting in various directions
continuing till late in the evening.
Hawaiians generally observed the day. and n.-
tive feasts or aaus were given in various dist-;cta
As a general holiday there is none that will com.
pare here with the Fourth of July, nor one tba. !.
with half the enthusiasm by both natives
and foreigners. One reason is that it has been
kept as such for over fifty years, and long before
any Missionaries landed here. The natives CON-
slider it is their day, and they delight in keeping
II as n SLIGHT Testimonial of THAR oyol. G.. A.
country to which they are SO greatly indebted for
their present elevation as a nation, from barbarian
to civilization.
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ERRATA.-In the sermon of Mr.. Corwin, printed
on the fourth page last week, two or three errors
occurred, which require correction. The ninth
paragraph of the sermon should read as follows:
Never were a class of men, to whom political mower wa. N.
sible more averse TO an ofrcious intermedIing with political AZ
fairs than were the early Missionaries 20 these islands. Tbe
few who have been urged TO take secular positions In the Gov.
ernment, IN times when there were fewer trustworthy and
competent men available for the purpose than now, have IN
some instances refused, in others reluctantly assented, and in
no instance have they sought these positions or accepted them
lsave perhaps in a single instance) with the hearty approval Of
their brethren.
1 do not mention this either TO approve or condemn thoee
who reluctantly accepted those positions aud faithfully served
the Kingdom in them nor to approve or condemn the general
tone II feeling and opinion In the mission against demittinR tho
ministry Tor any secular service. l only mention IL as q fact
which the history of the Islands establishes, and which fen
years OF intimate acquaintance with the sentiments of the mia
sionaries confirms. Those who came hither also a. missiopa-
ries OF the cross have as u class never been oficious interned-
lers with the political affairs Of the kingdom, least Of an have
they been revoiutionists turning the world up side down. LII
my honest conviction that the kingdom siands nrm to-day
more because d. the unwavering loyalty Of the missionaries and
their Children than because of the amiable disposition Of the
those who are set over them In authority. There WIS indeed .
sort OF loyalty, an AFFECT submission of the Hawat.ane TO their
chiefs before the incoming Of christianity. But this was very
far removed from thar intelligent loyalty to compacts and con-
situations as well as TO persons in power which now character
ises this peculiarly peaceable people.
The foot of the second column connects with the
head of the third column as follows:
A single native church, which during the past year has raised
SIX Thousand dollars for benevolent purposes, has during the
last ten years raised not less than fifty thousand dollars.
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Notice,

v~yuERE.S. ssMUEL SAVlDGE. OF H0-
w NoLULU- did. on the sh. day OF Jnis' a...rsgned
make an Assignment OF all his property TO IA Linz H-sn "a Ali
for the benefit of his creditors, Notice Is HEREBY ~ 49, 10
persons having claims against the Estate OF sanhei so - fnm
present the same to the undersigned within one .
this date. and those indebted to the said Estate are re9ees'eA
naymenf ]. w. AUSTIN,
!" q iae '" +. A CHAEfEk,
HENRY MAY
Honolulu, July 8. 1883,
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