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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

DY-We yesterday received the following
General Order from General Reynolds. 1t
tells its own story:
HEApQUARTI RS jTn MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE OF TEXAS,
Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and 7
Abandoned Lands
dustin, 7cxas, September 10, 1868. J
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. SO.
EXTRAcT.
|. Reliable information, on file in this
Office, establish ng the fact that during the
summer of 1867, Mt Dallas, Texas, money
was received by WV. II. HORROR, Sub-As-
sistant Commissioner, Bureau of Refugees,
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, rs a
bribe fer the abuse of his official positions;
the said WV. II. HORROR is hereby dishon-
orably discharged from the service Of this
Bureau.
Is
By command of Brevet Major General
]. REYNOLDS:
CYRUS S. RoBERTs,
First Lieutenant Seventeenth United States
Infantry, Brevet Captain United States
Army, Acting Assistant Adjutnnt
General,
OFFICIAL:
C. S. ROBERTS,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
We take the liberty of saying that for
this act of justice and righteous retribuion
Gen. Reynolds will receive the heartfelt
thanks of the people of Dallas county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26
WArcuwoRps roR THE CAMPAIGN.

WATcuwORDs FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
at is not II mere party triumph
we seek. We are trying to save
our country from the dangers which
ovcrhang it. We wish to lift of the
pcrplcxitics and the shacklcs which,
in the shape of the bad laws and Of
crushing taxation, now paralyze the
business and labor of our land. We
hope, too, that we can give order,
prosperity and happiness to those
sections our country which suffer
so deeply to-day in their homes,
aud in all their industry, from the
unhappy events of the last eight
years" lloRATIo SEYMOUR.
''In the spirit, then, of George
Washington, and of the patriots of
the Revolution, let us take the steps
to re-inaugurate our government,
to start it once again on its course
of greatness and prosperity. May
Almighty God give us the wisdom
to carry out our purposes, to give
every State of the Union the bless
ings Of peace, good will and frater-
nal affection.
HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

ny We have received the September
numbers of the United States Musical Re-
view, Peters Monthly Gice Hive and Pc
ters' Parlor Companion for the Flute, yio-
lin and Piano, three very valuable publica-
tions issued by J. s. Peters, Music Pub
Usher, P. o. Box 5429. New York. The
Review is published at 81, per aunum and
Glee Hive ond Parlor Companion at So
each. They are each and all of them cheap,
attractive, and should be on every lady 5
parlor table. ,l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

pEwe this week had the pleasure Of
taking by the hand our genial friend Capt
John W. Lane, OF the Austin State Gazette,
and we're glad 10 meet him in the enjoyment
Of excellent health. He visits this county
10 increase the patronage Of his paper
The Gazette Is a worthy, orthodox Demo
cratic sheet, vel gotten up geographically
and edited with great spirit and ability BY
Robert Josseiyn- We trust All who may
desire a good newspaper from the capital
vii hand in their Names 70 Captain Lane
before his return 70 Austin. He designs
rsnaining htrsabout for he ne1t week or
zen days
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26
pss The Georgia Legislature has unseat-

p6s The Georgia Legislature has unseat-
cd twenty-five negro members Of that body,
on the ground Of inelieibilify. Forney, oil
the Washington Chronicle, has declared
that sufficient call for n September ses-
sion Of Congress. Georgia is State in
and Of the Union, and according TO the
old national constitution and her own
State laws, she has the inalienable right TO
consult her own views and desires in refer
ence to making negroes eligible or ineligi-
bic TO seals in her own Legislature. III
Congress shall annul the action Of Georgia
in this matter, il VIII siullify itself and
show the northern States where TnEr
stand; aud il win be Ms good as 100000 or
100000 votes for Seymour and Blair, ifthe
love Of FREEDOM has not been utterly ersdi-
Gated from the hearts Of the people Of the
Nrrfh
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26
pes- We take much pleasure in calm

rer We take much pleasure in calling
attention to the card Of Messrs. NJ II. Roys-
ton with P. Gonzales, Cotton and Wool
Factor and General Commission Mst-
chant, Galveston, Texas. Those who
know our friend, Mart Royston, late
Treasurer Of the State Of Texas, are well
aware that be POSSESSES business qualifea-
tions Of high order and be says he in
tends TO devote The strictest attention to
all business entrusted 70 him. The house
will forward bagging and ties to parties
ordering, charging nothing su. The COM
mission on sales.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

" Yor Ngrn n pair OF Mems, Youths,
ar Chili's Shoes or Boots, Of any quality
or style, or pair Of Ladies, MISS or
Childs shoes from the finest to the eoarsest,
you can get them at JEFrRIEs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26
II shall have no policy Of my own
To interfere against the people"

~ say again. fcllow.ciiizcns, ro-
member the fate OF ancient Rome,
aud vote for no candidate who will
not tell YOU with the frankncss Of
an independent freeman, the prin.
ciplcs npon which. il elected, he
will administer the Government,
That man deserves to be n slave
who would vote for n mum candi.
date when his liberties are at stake"
ANDREW JACKSON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26
rsrs,rrNr,aL HIn,roHs,

Tee ~ stats a. f.aEss,
D. a. fiffhssk, @,,iiA hAAtssh-
q. &, TiEANEiAAh 0na a SMITH,
"A r. ktha4is, sff,Aa#is sh.a,iA
"a flEsTs = slFs-is a a. HasrKaH-
issla slu.Fu "A iisIHlsssg j. L. t4slt II AssAel
els, s4a'F-
So nNsi Fs,iaNM tasIfaF,
hss 4 sailustssai ~ hslt.as lslans n, iiali, ii
HlaFsaE', H'llatHie
uGrs FaNEEss,iaNAA KasrfhfF-
~ l,afs q nssiRge9, n. AalrIsas, a Aflaaisa
sliraasie.
TaEIa nHNsrs,sa AAA EasFEat,
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ALT q frs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

ga We welcome 10 our exchange list,
"The Sentinel published semi-wcckly ut
Brownsville, Texas, by James Dougherty,
with the name of our old friend, Col. JOHN
S. FoRD, formerly so well and flvoraby
known rs the editor of the Austin Times,
MS editor Tho Colonel will make the new
paper spicy and welcome sheet to every
old Texian. OF course il raises the names
of Seymour and Blair at its masthead.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

~ DR.. J. W. Haynes is nov receiving
his fall and winter supplies, consisting q
al styles Of goods that -asy Be called for
in general stock, together viii IN as
sortusnf Of Drugs. Medicines. &C. lie in
visss q eaIl from all a. be j. determined 10
sen A. Low e. The loWesL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

Tar LaDIrs vilI fbd At geHries nice
line Of Dress Goods and Trimmings Hats
and Wells of ibe latest styles HOoP-Skirts
N trsfssion, and he il daily expecting bis
layrs and beauiifal stock Of ClDaks and
zh.ulu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

gFvHE undersigned having been duly np-
pointed AdminisiratriE Of The estate OF
Lindsey BT-num, deceased, lsie0f The coun-
~ " Dallas. al regular Term Of tie Coun-
~ Court Ct said c5anty, I'D fer PROBATE
and other ike purposes. O. The last Mon
dav in Nay, 4. D. 1863 thisis therefore
70 notify al persons indebted 70 said e.
tate 70 rsake immediate payment; and 81
persons having claims tgainst TIE estate
a. uresent thcm for Acceptance duly AZ
thsrtica,ed. within the tims prescribed ~
Law. Or thev win Re barred.
MARC AREI BRANUM,
Aiministrairi1.
Dallas. Aurust {, 1s5s-47ssE.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

H(It is with more sincerity ihan ordi-
narily accompanies an editorial notice
that We heartily commend The Dry Goods
house Of LII. Gardner d Co, New Orleans,
and solicit for them The patronage Of cur
readers. Visit thsm when you 60 to ne
city. Their large stock, lov piisss and
oourtssus sitsntion VIII oonfrn alive nay
say in their behalf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

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81 - q y 0siislf a o. zee 10 q
Isssf fssist ssi feTsisf tsafs stsss
lfisfs sfs q 10 e. ~ lssssi ed shsss
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stis fsFsisiisn liIsusisui ne 'sssifg
TAsy tssi is i'y 0ssis ed ksisss %
c.@sss asssi sii.isiss a. Ciig iluisi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

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fiisli'sf iilif go y 90 80 Hisfff
sssls. ssi isflif ffffI 80 81 fiss itfs .
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tsufss ihai gpa sss.i hsif hui ~ s,fs
yss 80 ne Faeis No ast Iffirni o.
fnaasrsif bsi suali ffiFT ~ reader D.
gshnson hinsfif, he'll ifll 80 sll slsui d.
- -
d. ia iesTuausHi, EiFra Ia isFseFa
rouuiy, "a he .ah uii- sash fiais u he
uniea vas represented By kHisli, dress
"a in srl.rsITisis essia'ss Tie sTssu
uss sparl,i ~ Mr MT T. T.akr a.
lrlFrs,nirl ihr Siair ~ Nra isIk, sal
abe ssr.nl Lsasf sss saiss,i - NJ u
NausLa, shs rrr'rssni,i M,s,auri, IA
his rsisi, ssys a. sErsaRgs, ~'hs su'ii
rnrs d'arisi IN eihrr i.asiHrss - siss
ihIre chsrIs inr Sfts'fE sod haas
0s-- The oTsgon legisiaisFs ssse'Ahisl
pa the ls,a insi, The d,m0sEs'is 'asi l'i'y
GA the j0ini lalloi il 10,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

rr n. Eleharlson, Esq, ~ barclay
sirrri, NsN iOrk, Is suihoIlIsd TO act a.
,seni for the il,rald In that city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

GeiS" The Southern Cullivator for Septem-
Der is before us, attractive in its general
contents relating to the farm, the garden
and the orchard. Wm. I W. L. jones'
Editors and Proprietois, Athens, Georgia.
Terms 81 per annum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

JEFrRIEs is in receipt of his mammoth
aud unrivaled stock of Dry Goods, embra-
cling everything in that line. Buyers will
find it to their interest TO examine 1t before
making their purchases.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

None bat the brave deserve fhe
knir,T and none bat the brave can
i've with some Of them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

~ Attention i called TO the advertise
ment Of Tagging and Ties ~ Ecsier's ola
stand; also brown and beheAsd doInssies,
hiekoriss, oalisoes, hosiery and bottle
goods.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

gE%Judge Fuller, the Recorder of the
city Of Houston, has declined to give up
his Office to j. G. Tracy, WHO was recently
appointed to the position by Gen. Reynolds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

BJ Mr.. John J. Hand, whom we know
to be most excellent printer, has taken
charge Of the Galveston News job Office
lie was formerly superintendent of the
job department of the New Orleans Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

MILLrsERY.-Waitf for Mrs. Johnson's
Bonnets, Hats, and Fancy Goods. They
will arrive in a short time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

Beg The Mckinney Enquirer reports
that the grasshoppers lave made their APP
pearance IN the west ana are coming Bns,.
We hope the report is without foundation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26
a. McGuirk.

(AoESr ron u, l., mann s Co, NO.
DEALER ~
Hides, II'oOi, FIrs, SKINS, 7diio'r,
Becsirdr, dc.
Berthe highest market price paii for
tie above, at NY Warehouses In Houston
and Galveston,
Warehouse In Observation-Disclosures Build
ing.
Corner Of Strand and 22nd streets,
sepl2G-2lyl GALVESTON, TENAs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

e&s- Gen. Don Pedro Amrudia, q famous
old politician and officer in the Mexican
war, died recently in the city of Mexico.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26
NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS indebted to the under
~ signed, are hereby requested to make
payment on or before the first Of November
next. or their accounts will be placed in
the hands Of an officer for immediate col
lection. All who vii come up before the
above-bamed date can pay their indebted
ness in corn or any other produce at the
best market price.
Weare ready at all times TO card wool on
the usual terms. NJ NJ MORROW.
Dallas, Sept. y, ls5s-52sjt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

- Why is q dogs tail a great novel
typ Because no one ever saw it
before.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

~ Gen. Jas Isnestrest arrived in
oslssstsu On he Isfh, from Nsr Orleans
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

Why Is Eliza's iatber like Sstsn,
Because be Is the fhfher Of Lie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26
Pianos for Sale

4 MANNER & cos New York; AriOn
Il Piano.
No. Marscall & Miitauer Piano.
The above are offered for sale at manu-
facturersi prices. transportation added, an"
can be delivered in from four to six weeks
from tie time ordpfed. For further par
iiculaIE, price,, &C, inquire NJ tie
HERALD OFFICE. :
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26
REMEMBER
KEEP YOrR FEET DRY

nv GOING Immediately 10 ISsatsa s.
ID Joha.onh an I bRyias a pair 81 thsss
sNteiiest uOoIs or SHOES Iast ie-
se'set BY then' Afi sFs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26

Which Is fully up TO The present large
demand.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-26
lTlTErrNTRll ElEfITILE rlNNIrTEE

AaFsfs asa fhaa'tff-N
M. NsIHss, Isagis Fststig, tl,aiTn,sH-
lAa Iiaasns, .. TTusas nj htgsIssa. Nd hisss,
h,AsIt lssssian, l,hGiAs. nFs, A ashiitisa
~ Thn. 49, Ftss, CHA ; IsnsifFsA feaFRu,
~ ,ilFaiss-sas, HAMS, fhf@ ksii, isiasis,
a. uslt. issfnsFt tiaisesisH a. hk iAaa, fllfl.
:. AMasrrsfk, kNsF, t,sni.i isiaisss Aasiia,
I fiartsN, NfiHAutn, a. srAiuH. ssn ~ az tf-
. n starr. Narsr,hsirs, y lst~s kastIvn
4 n. hasssn, As.iffssA. Nv MISS =. aar.fra
IA u al Ia go -s,aiih fhlaiaA.
GEaEef J, nifnAN, NsIriaFf,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

cause the latter bloom out into lux
uriant cabbages or sumptuous peO-
MES at that age; while their trans
lantie sisters will often retain a lovely
complexion, an elastic step, and be
quite sDir1tuelle at sixty. If grand
old woman, of the Hecuba stamp,
grave, calm, Sybilline, such as might
do the heart of Michael Angelo
good, are ever to be found anywhere,
we must look at home for them.
One day, I remember, was walk
ing In London, when l saw two young
girls ahead of me-light, airy, pretty
girls, who tossed their heads aud
minced their feet woudrously,. and
quite to the displeasure Of the sober
English women, whose staid move
ments would never subject them to
observation. Suddenly the girls
rushed forward and threw their arms
around the neck of a third. half
smotheripg her with hugs andgkisses.
People stopped and looked on indig-
nant Americans passed from
mouth to, mouth, and stout English
m2trons Redeemed with outraged de-
corum; the police hurried up in con-
sternation; but the girls had created
their little sensation and passed on
as demure as kittens.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23
Curious scene In a London Church.

80 AS~~S SSNaAS AAA - A@VN~A~H OA ~hAe
The following scene recently took
place in an East-end Church;
1t appeared that widow of about
thirty five, with large family, had
persuaded young man of twenty four
to marry her. and that when before
the minister the question Wilt thou
have this woman to be thy welded
wifeY was put to him, he replied:
Hold on bit, gunner; don't you
be in quite such hurry. I want to
know more about the business first. !"
His companion, behind him, said:
Go on: don't you be In a funk
about it; it's all right
But the bridegroom was not to be
persuaded. After waiting some time
the minister said, I" Lat us pray" and
the intended benedict turned round
to his friend for advice on this sub
jet. upon which the answer was re-
turned that = it was like going up
stairs ON your knees. There was a
tremendous crowd waiting outside for
them, and when they emerged from
the church those in waiting freely be-
spotted them with -four, DC. The fol-
/ lowing morning the woman came to
the house for relief. stating that she
/ did not know where her husband was,
or anything about him. - Load0a
DQDeF. HE# as4Nsfa& Ed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23
ROM q BRASS CASTINGS.
hICS p SOL 80 arl
4 gI &c ,rn lsfre
OF every description.
GEts
Sacninery OF all kinds Made and Repaired.
Dealers IN Betting, Fire Bricks,
Steam Gauges, and ua
: rOashs Iron Pipes. oldmateriala bought
! fiH alaFfrr r eds
o. s9-nea

Wsd@hRTB=Lhe facility of she best Ma
01nery and Workmen, and win give all
Wofk entrusted to Ms our Individual atten-
2oM, M oRdeKs proupfly, warrant our
VII and charge reasonable prices --u----u
$500 and Foundry, corner of First and
sS9s Streets, EvRngvf1les Ind. I
Ne 6s-Workmen sent to all parts to 1T
& N0rx and do repairing. f-f5@ -
Esn&1n SCHULTzE. TRUMAN q co
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23
AVIGSON, Jan. is. 1856


DEAR MADAM: / have watched the
progress of opinion in favor of the
enfranchisement Ofwomen in America
with deep interest, believing that
your country is. destined to lead the
way In this great question, as IT has
already done In so many others [
learn with great pleasure the forma-
ton of your Association at Washing
ton, and feel much honored that you
have included my name in your Con-
sulting Committee Iinclose a credit of
G2 on New York, not having been able
to obtain one 10 Washington, being
one from myself and the same amount
from my step daughter, Miss Helen
Taylor, as subscription to your Asso-
citation, and should | have any oppOr-
tunity | will not fail to mention your
Association among our friends In
England, but the, cause has in this
country, as yet, so few supporters that
those among US who are able to give
pecuniary help find all their availab BILE
means absorbed by the expenses nec-
essary for diffusing the principles in
oour own country. YouwiH hear with
interest that society has been formed
in England for the same purpose.
-nI am ,qdear Madam, yours, very sim
cereiy, j. S. MILL.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23
! MAANkRs OF Our CoUATRYwoMEN.
Some enc writes 70 the New York .Flz

tStfS5. ns14s 10 rssEr
.lli's The contrast between the man.
ners of the American and English
women In the treet is very noticea1
Bile; and abroad. 4 our manners are
looked upon with no Little distFast.
if not apprehension. In the first
1phces American W6men average as
tall as the English. but the former
are more elastic and isiendek6in their
proportion; their small feet and
timber ANGLES give them elegance and
springiness at once graceful and cap
tivating. Their heads sit more ele-
gantly upon their shoulders, and
their girdle is more trim, and the
bust less redundeht5 The full, we'll
developed American women is a
much haudsomer object at forty than
an English woman, but we have
fewer of them while the majority of
English women are fat and fair at
forty. We have more beautiful
women at sixty than the English, be-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23
Mr.. J. 5. Mln on woman sanrage.


The following letter from Mr.. Mill
was read at the recent meeting in
Washington, of the Universal Fran
chise Association, to the Secretary of
which II was addressad
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23
TOBACCO SCREWS, &C., sc.

szOn and Brass Castings Of Every
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

OaAIers In Steam Guages, Gum Betting
Re Br1cks, Wrought Iron Pipes, BolLlhS
lrfo, &C., At Manufacturers Prices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23
ssys.ring Done at short Notice.

wcxkmen sent TO all parts to at mp work
a Repair Boilers and Mach1nerys az
lfNB All orders wil1r eeeive our1nd1Vldn-
aa34snttOn, and wtiibe pro IL n1ledon
/ k8 most reasonable terms --eaag ~
DEzNe and Foundery on the Cana corner
@axAHls strest raW f# ~4ll oct6-dlysss
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-31
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I,
ARRIyALS.

Sam VII bk Orote, Hayes, I'm the Arctic, With l-1S0
hot. " hals oI and 5000 lbs bous-
2l-OLsr brig Comet, Weeks, frum the Arctic, with GOO
bbis whals oil anl 1900 ls bone
aI-Am VII sh Adslne. Soulc, I'm the Ochotsk, with tOO
bhls whale oil, 60 bit. sperm, anil 400 HI bnnc.
e@t-Am VIII bk Vineyard, smith, from the Arctic, with
fsD0 bbts wh oil ani 2D,OO0 Ihs bone
Zf-Ssir tfoknisIc, from Mana
sS-Aul WA ~ California, W oofs, from The Arctic, with
1000 bbts whale oil anal 5000 Ibs bone.
2J=-chr Active, chimney, FROM Hawai-
25-Schr WARWICK from MoIokai.
g6-Am wh bg hcnrs Barnes, Jeffrey, from Bristol lay,
with to bbt. VII oil aad S5O0 lbs b0ue.
es-Schr ffsttir. Niks. FROM KaGaA-
gs-Schr Llsu. iront Monkat.
.g-Am VIII BIZ t.cUrgr, Davis, nm Bristol Bay, with loo
bhls VIII Oh anal t,SOO lbs bpuc.
g1--chr Nat lee. Crane, from Maui
gg-Schr Fairy Qfcsu. fem iawait.
s0--rhr Nettic Merrill. Lambert, rum raust
aI-Stmr kilau-1. MctsrggDr. from NtntwaTi Ports
S0-Sshr Eona Packet. NaTchant, tFsm Hawaii
gp--schr Mary. tront Kauai
S0-Iisw b. 4 , Pope, Gserken, l@e days I'm New bsE
bird.
sI-schr KaaaaIc, Adams, from MatoRai.
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New YORE. Sept i9-Dr. Gold. Of Dublin. ar
rived in this city on Thursday last. from tie Arctic
regions. lie gives some interesting particulars of
Halls Arctic expedition. Captain Hall has asceT-
tanned the circumstances OF the death Of the last
two survivors OF Sir John Franklin's party. Cap
tain Grocer aud the steward Of one OF the vessels
died in 1854. rear southampton Island. Captain
CrOzsr's watch and other relics are in Halls pos
session Hall was to start in February or March
inst. with an armed party Of natives and Euro
peans, TO secure some records LEFT b. FraRklin's
men on King Williams Land.
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DEPARTURES.

2t-hnt str Montana, Godfrey. 6r San Francisco.
4l-Schr katr lee, CFHns, boz Nprt
et-Am VII 81 Midas, Drlke.
.t-Schf Nellie, Er Hsui-
.f-Schr dary, for kstEti.
~ -Schr Isabella, ior Kauai
2S-Schr Warwick. &c Notosat
s6-Schf Prince. Harrison. SOC Hawaii.
rs -chr Masiits. Brrriu, tr Hawai-
ga-Schr kfmail-, Ndtnts, 6r MotoSat
.I-Schr Hate. Mia. hr kauat-
gs-Ssh r Ma Mo-, Powers, tr Maui.
gS--vhr Active. Ciuusy. Er Hawaii
Z0-SrhF fioknicir, 6g Maui
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PASSENG

ron s.x FasxcIseo-per Montana. Oct. 2i-Nrs = wun-
80 u.. A Wundenbarg, Hiss Josephine Nundcnbgrg,
49, .aaIs Wunienburs. Nlss " wundenburg- Miss l. W I'M
s-nnn<g Miss G wgndenbgrg, Mr. Fred Manlenharx, Mr 2
49, 81 Trrmpcr. James Dysart, W u Ennis. a Brig
So -. rho- smith. Capt ~ Chapel, Capt W VI Gtbson- DIR J
.ssau saith ami wiz, T Jaekson-
v.ax AIxsxA-psr CsLIera, Oct. &3-Ceorgc X Adams, A
4 u-ss,o,l w n Ennis, = Phitimannf-
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DIED.

wurxxy-In Honolulu October q, o. saimnat,S OF ihi
s,d Z wears, II months and 30 days
woxs.naAr-Died IN Honolulu, sabbath evening, Octeoes
- Issb< Kathleen, ssd years o"S a@"s""'
E1<sb~sh Nousarraf
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EXPORTS

Eos HAN o.. sNaaaes-Ver tt-arAa~~ oss-hss - -s,stt e~<s
Csea, 81 ib-l sugar. 900 bbs O5,T13 galsl molasscs gt
bag. 81, sG b-J paddy q boxes skulls 800 bag (2Or2D0 ih-)
rice : . 90 OOOC) lines 255 banches bananas 10 es O,OoOl
oranges. Value d1mcsttc produce, s@&0U5 -.