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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
Sa8 grDBe Shiibenfeit.

Gin, Wp6e nod trennt unS BON sem Be
9innc PES picsidbrtgcn S6iiben- unb @plfs,
Seltes, tpeld,eS na6 @1en1, mas mir bdppr
labeil unp tptlIen, I'M pplen gimme bes @cr"
res yGppde 81 MAIDEN" belttmmt uab spa'
fomnien angetean lit.
.Seute Wirb nit ber Grrtdtung be5 grDben
SriumpbtDaens an Der Greu5ln9 ber Sdltie
more unb @a9~ Strabe, iiber peAen Gcn<
frutticn uno 8eitimmun9 mir inns unldnl9it
ausgeIproden, %btgpnnen, unb berielbe Johann
Biz gum Spnnabene Splfrbet talteteh.
GaS Grefutip > gpmtte, befisr wabrbaft
railofs 8batigtett tpSuiaSen fprttdpbrtli1
gerpypen II, lcgt nun bic leste Sanp an bic
10 pielfdttt9en unp In @irflihfett arpearti>
gen Seitserbcreitungen urtb trtft bic lestert
Dtippltttonen 3u benz pas Sen 81 erDfnet
feitimntten llmSuac, all fpeldem ndd,t Der
Baltimore ~Shdsenaeedff1ft" Der bieiiSe
ySieeerfran5" nebt nebreren 8ereinen tn cor
pore, etre itarfe Delegation Der y8altp. Blr'
0er>S hIben", bic so Mann tdrfe Delegation
Res u9letp' Slorfcr ShitensG rrpS", DeleaaS
ttpnen Der Wa,tinatpicr Shlsen un5 SdnS
aer, unb anperipeiti9cn Oele9dttpren aus
meLreren Stdptcn 9tei( nebmen, unb ben
ielten su eirem unabsrtrefHtA @rredrtisen
HSfbNtlNN lpttktN-
SIS ltnb fir bic Dduer Res SeteS Yter Mu>
iifcprps %enaaatrt, tpelte lib In he seridte.
psnen mulitdltffen 2eitunscn pdbrenp Der
fanf Selttage tbetlet, rep. BARN alterniret
tperrerl. .1tr
Der pSAisenYart" besinnt fein Seifaee
panp ansulcsen urb fpirr alsbalp In pDler
Slprte bafeben. Cine rege, raltpf Sbdtia~
felt BAT in unb I'm ben @drf iih gu entrpideln
%begpnnen, ais fpirbi9es Sprlpiel Sa rem be-
tpeaten 9ebfn unb 1retben, teNen Shauplas
berielbe In Der fcmnenpen WoGe fem iptrr.
Dds @etter fd)etnt bic Baltimore SGueen'
0efeQihaft" fpie font aud beuer tn fcine
befcncere @rotrfttpn senpmmen 5t Gabea,
renn bic letten Sage berehtieen ~ Der fNe'
rem Sefnung, ba6 Die cingetretene arsenebnte
Haffontmer> Ssmperaiur, ipelde ben @uf>
entbait int Jreten 70 itberaus ansenebm
maGt, fih in Yerntonen3 erfldren tperpe.
Is Die Serfhtepenen Gpmite'S fur has Hel
baben ttre Sttaf~ Snfrufttcnen bon bent lei
fenbert Grefutibs . pnite enipfanaen, unb be-
reten fh Dor, tn tore SunftiDnen init al
pent Offer einsutreten, Der iiterbaupt In Der
waferen 8eituifaft bel iepem 6lfentliden
unb s%eieaihaftlihen 9lnlafe terrfht. Maen
spran iepDh IN naidrlth oas Ginpfang5>Gp'
Mite, pefdes ate 6ebel In @etpesuna feBt,
UNI bic 5u ertpartenben frertten 0dte tn
pirbtser Weifs bier iptafomnten al betbea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
Neuefte 9abelberidltc alls Gurobo.

Sputta mpton 10. Mugut. = Der
Dampfer Baltimore" BON. Baltimore, l.
Musuit, nit benz Ser. Staaten> @eianpteu
SIN. @eserpp Spbnfpn am 8prp, lief beute
frib bier ett.
Sueenstpwn, Is. @ueulf. - Der
Oampfer rIuitralaiidn", BON Netp>gprf, 5.
@usuit. lief sftera in fpdter abenbfunpe
bier Elm.
antwerpen, 10. @usuf. - Mcntas
unb Dteuilas Der hddlen 9BoAe irerpen al
8em,ein ais Seiertase betrahtet unb Yorfe
unb Idrfie 9eihlpfen aebalten iperben. Gs
inpet srpse Gruppen Jtepue, &esatta, &c.
ifdtt.
Saris, Is. &usul. - Der yWontteur"
berihret teute in istasr balb>offsteaen Ru>
brit, pas auf bas neue fraisOflhe Staats>
&nleben bereitS Der 34-fa6e 8etrag Der TIA.
btltrten @nletensfumme jubftribtrt iporber,
1T.
9onbpn, Is. Musuf. - Scebet scn
!Srfant einsetrcfene Depefden brinsen De-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17

eene Hbr netf &ette I'M @ertbe ppn 5000
iesitftl Or ttse besbalb am Sgnndbenp BEN
Sulltpdli dur 8srbadf Der tlrteberf6aft res
DtebitabfeS feitnebnteR. 8,Gler apbinfcn
nberantpCrtete ben 4rreitadten ben, Ierfats
rel esr @rpBseihpBrentu.
8~dnftaut. - Gnbreder b%erdubter-
SDnnabenb Radt bic ,gppfeis 8ant" auf
Der Ode Der 9dta- unp 8~alttmpretr. War
feHnt ren nmfang res 8aubes NOD ntd,f.
Die gtnbred,er bradjen purh A Mduern.
- Mdn fhdst ben @erlutt her 8anf auf
$4,000. De- @erIult Der Spejial' Drpps
litprfn 1T nod niht ermittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
9cmpfrattfd,e gScrTdmmlltud.

0plum bus, Snb., Is. Mu9ut.- Die
bieli9en rnb bic Dcmctraten Der nn9eeenb
bie1tfn scltcrn bier cine 9rpbartt9e &atlffa-
tions. itrb WafenSeriammtung. G5 fdrnen
9atietce BON alien 8i6htn9rn nit Spe,
sial Grains 3u talbsm Sabrpreile bier3u tu.
iamnter. b Wag8bns Bpl ,gGbtte Bows in
8lte" bilbeten Sic &%Santsdrpe, IS iparen
Iber 5000 Wenfden beiinntmeh, utb bsrrl6te
u%rgtbeurrr GnttuiaSmus. @pUS. 9rdms
lette. WiarfHaa @ppbtn9 (Gpt.) unb Send'
tor Senortts rparen pie Rrpner ees ,gbenbs.
DIE Sen. gcrfer StattfcrM limb Ncntnas
ticncn wurren beectiferunasbpt tnbciirt. -
Sn Der 9a6t fant Elm briaanter Sddelsua
NIT Muittcrrps, 9aanrrn, S~ransparentsn
&c. iatt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
SccsuHfdu.

Gbicagp, Is. @ueuf. - Die 9arfe
pDunpcrber9~ Bon Detroit, bon bier nit Saf,
,19iercn unp 10000 Sdefeln Weliftprn
am 8. gu9ult abeefabrert, epatptrte teute
Nadt lei Sptnt III 9lraue nit Dem Srr
PETER empire State" unb Serlanf. 8rai
Dittor, @atti!t Res Gt9entblmer8, trtrorf
tterbet. Die Barrie par auf $4,000 ae~
pertbet uub fir $35,0 900 SerliGrrt, Der
@tcpelier Sat Gin itdrfeS qet erbaltet unb
ntukte tter etntaufen. - ntcn %8urltnaame,
8csece Gpnslin unb Sm, 0ple, prn Gait
fDrriGn, iinb bier etnaetrHitn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
Observation-Disclosures

% STANDARDIZATION rem 8tdtern
9alterrrn, Nanels anb 8onp.t Spbnne
Wtatan,s, 8tcmdsSpipler UNI Sfddt @artr
mann erbtelten 9rlmadt sar gcrwaltuue
Der rely. Standardization BON 0Bm. 8il,
ttdmS, Sannuel gSittinipn itnp 9tRna 1arie
9SetbY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17

yprt, IS. Mu8ut. Eaulh'
ipeIe fil unb fef su 29A Cts. !3uder
ttd unc tetts; Guta 1l19 BIS 1875; pprtc
Rtte liz bis 13M Gts.-@etl flu u. aetis
ftblthes $l1 sis $l4A.--@aisen fau unb
ncnatnel; 9tr. 2 2O1 Cts efhfprn fan
unb nteprtser; 11S bis 1l9 Gts.-Safer fta
unb fef 3u So Ste. - &ossen aia unb fetia
tu 1872 bis 100 Cts. = gSfellGpetneFei1h
fttfI unt tetig $751; bis $2SM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
Ielegrapbiide Sepci6en.
fsssiatst far ZEN rDentf6en GprtsfpOnt .nteu.. .
GbebruA.- sioro. ayndjuai

Gbebrub.- Oioro. = 2yndJjuffi3.
y &i6mpnb. 3d., Is. angut.-Gbds,
6. @pf son Selen County bterndhf bate
Elm itrafbares @erld!tniB nit Der Satin ftl'
mes Mah6arn Wm. o.. @unbripse. &C.
tern ertdppte nun 2e5terer bds cbebreheriiGe
SPAR auf frifter 5bdt ilno tpcate Wcf fat.
fen. Dieter jeroh 500 cine 9itcle berppr
unb fdbcb 8unbrtbae nieber. Gr wurbe TO-
fort perbaftet, ietc1 beute Nudt bon etfpa
SO 9ir9ern hes SrteS ~aetpaltiam aus bent
&erfer befreit unb DOR benz Saute Der Mcro'
ttat an etnem aaternenpfabl sebanse,. Die
Grau entfob. ~ u m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
Ncucr SpltSuI.

@tnrtnnatt, Is. Susuit. - Capt.
@bae, ron Der Strma s. S. @bae bier,
ipnrce ann NahfpIger ietnes SntelS q. 81.
&tae, ian9idtri9er Qtniuis seS R0ntsS Btrt
gSlrtRmber9 in bieli9er Start, erltdnnt.
Ter @raItbcnt her Ser, Stdaten Sat benz
i,euet gpnlll has Greaudtlr ertbeilt.
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'Npmmi6Gr tfpuiuS,

BORON, Is. Musuf.-Yuapes- Stauer'
GcntmiEdr &cQins lar8te bier int Barter
&crit~ an unb reif't beute Mbeno ipeiter
mad Wlftfnstcn. or fAstat ycafouanten
teiebtr bersefeat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
1npinmer.% ltntnnten.

ct. QGut8, Is. Stuauit. - Gtne Spee
siat GepeiHc res rDemptrat" aus Sptpmpn
Civ, Ss., la9t: Capt. MoNb9, iDebsn anoe.
fom,rtcn, rrelret. RAP mi Nltfttrph cine itarfc
8nnpe non gipur>, Cheyenne, unb &rra'
patceS Snctantrn cine Nnlebiun9 am GO
Ipmpn- STUFF Ibrrfis. unb Spei Mdnncr,
Dabib 8ehurcaarbt8 unb 9. 9. @e1e t6btetr,
Gle Srau hes ecsteren aber tHptlih 1ernun.
bette. &m glum Gref raubte bteieIte
gdnoe 3rret 8raGcn, t6stete eiren 0eutIhsn,
%Yer!punoetr etncn Snaftn INN fhlepptc
s,pei tieine Sbdter res u. q. grQ nit ih
iprt. StuS Der Na&6dridaft ben 8rGwn
unb MulbcrrD Greet nerpen etrrd 9 Derfpner
unp mebrcre Stnbrr Dernttft. Die SnStdnrr
raubcu unp pIinbrrn IN Dem gansen Stub'
ufer mtldrg. Gem &ernrbmen mad BADEN
itG bic Scnpbrer am Sdlt Greet bewufnct
1no prsaniitrt utb fdntpfen freten ar9en bic
Snpianer."
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mah1-we,,s ss,,n.,

Sden%, wont, Is. ausuf,-Dte be-
mrrrntti6e @aioritdt I'M 9errilorium be-
trl9t 420O.-Sm pefit6en Stetle hes &ers
ritpttathS itus re,s gRiren .entpsdt nor
SpN
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xppeSfal.

9pRpn, Is. Musut. = SDtn @poneY
pom bier (Igcrtpnfr.) feel beute pl6sliG auf
Der Strabe nirser unp larb an etnem !Ssrs~
ihlaae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17

" Tas Ginnebmen BON wfeei3in sesen aranfs
bcitcn, wsf6e aus @ianasl ppn Giien in, glate %eniian-
ben, sbus icidss ;n;uiitrsn, slei6t benz ~0ftrariren eineS
3auies wenn Der gruntfein fert n. Der petapiani.
id,c 2prup (sin grrtrrqo rem Giien) srisst sisisn
Nanssl uns taat siusn e~iisrnen atrrsr auf.
i1p2 s t.-33p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17

tails ater bic seRsrn nd6f StpSerar9 Scrass
faaenen GrreFt. Gin @rpf9runebefser r0r
lelbh, Rautens GeulY, ipurbe, fpdbrent CT
nit Sahtern beg 9irhNteles serisbrte, Son
u~nbefdntten Gbdtert erfteden. Gin farfes
gDltaet,B etd@ emktt erf6tttt baib nddbet
at Ert unD &tste unb yeriuate, tle Der
Mprrtbat 8esl6ttgteh Su berbdfteh, iDurbe
iepp6 Spn etner Rarten llebermoHt dngs>
arifen, ppbet spei Marht bon Der @pti5ei
tgpt0eThpFeN ,tnc Sier fdNper perrudpet fprrs
btn. Sn Der SptGe fihb tatlrtt6e @erbnf,
tunatn Sprsenpmmen, upb 1T bic RuBe Ser
oelir1t fpprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17

Gpn6on udb 3tserp6p1, 10. Dug.
-@pnfpts 9416 btS94A fir 8adr9eip; 949s
-941@ in &eGnuns.-8. Ct. 5r20er TIA.
- SGinpis 92M. = Grte 361a. p. %tlanttc
unbGjreat' @etern 98.-8qpmipclc aftiS;
&crtdufe $4,000 9alen; ltptanb, 1919
Orleans 10H. - Nebt 90 3d. @aiSen,
calf. wetb. u Cd. 9 g.; rptter fprftl. IL
cd. @.-@elIMtprn IS CD. -9afer 3
81. Observation-Disclosures IS cd. 8
Sect &C CD, S.-=9tetnSl, raf. ~
CD; rDb ii cd. : 3uder Sc Sh.-6art
orb. 5 cd. 4 g.; feline 8lare 10 cd. 6
9.-5srpsnttn 27 cd. 6 p Sped 80
cd. 6 Y.-966nen Al ed. -&dIe 60 cd;
I @.-Sperma1etDt 80 9tb. ct.
u ntw erpen, Is. Iu8utt. - SteinOl
% Jres. fir &r. IL +. @r.
S%ranffurt a;W., Is. &uguf,-ger.
Ct. 5.20er 751a-7556.
9drts, ID. @u8ult.-gprle letter; Hens
ten 20 ST.. 40 s.
&tp be SanetrO, IL. @u8uf.-
8affee mad ben Ser. Stadtcn 81, 1000 Sdfe
,ur gerfhtfun1; auf 2aBer 400, 900 Sdde.
-Treis I 900.-@Stcmpte 1871 y.
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3tdmone @ttst Mbnt., 10. @usuit.
Die Snbtaner trisben ebrgetcrn cine grpee
lSsrbe Rincpieb unb Nferhe BON bier fbrt.
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0a6 @clbaaip.
O1etp 7Wprfer Wfarffberidt.

@ew>yprt, Is. ausun.-0ie Sdlub'
nptirung betrug beute l46@.
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has received I'll. taxes due subsequent TO the time
appointed for making his last return
There i nothing in this law that restricts the
number of voters simply to tbose who have paid
their taxes before December 25th or any date in
Decrmber. The constitutional provision remains
therefore unimpaircd by legal regulation. and
even If there was any law to the contrary, the
constitution j. superior ami must nullily it.
The ruling, therefore, by which the Inspectors
Of elections restrict the number of legal voters to
such only az have paid their taxes before the 18th
or 3lst of December, has no legal support i1hat-
srer, and rs IN dired r~iOiafion Of The Constitution,
which declares that "a every male subject of the
Kingdom who shall have paid his taxes, shall be
entitled to one vote for the representatives of that
district" Ii was clearly the intention of the
Law makers To allow the name of every person to
be entered on the registry who had paid his taxes
up to the day Of election, the only difference
being, that where his taxes are paid before a
certain date dec. 25) he becomes registered by
the tax collector, without any further act of his
own, and where they are only paid after that date
he may register himself.
We do not wish to charge the inspectors with
any design to defaud the people of the rights
properly belonging to them, nor with any lack Of
competency for the duties of their Office but one
thing is certain that the manner in which the
registration in 1866 was conducted, did abridge
the rights of the people. and restricted the num-
Der of votes cast in Honolulu to less than $50 out
of total of three thousand eligible voters in the
district. At that election for representatives,
Mr.. Rhodes received only liz votes, and the
largest number east for any candidate was only
l47 ballots
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OMAHA. though but a village OF yesterday Is an
ready a city of 10 1000 Inhabitants. by whom Low
5u,llinrs and stores were erected within n year. IL
has three large hotels one of which is kept oy oo'-
zens. late of West Point, and constantly overcoming
with quests. The sales of one grocer, last year.
amounted to a million and a half. The corresloh-
dent of the Buffalo Commercial -4drertfser says
The Union Pacific Railroad has its temporary ter
minus here. and 10 show a little Of what II Is aohs,
and what may he expected as the road progresses 10
and beyond the Rocky Mountains, L VIII state mat
its earnings for one week have reached as hign as
sos. 600. One conductor returned as the proceeds
of a single trip Eastward, 81, 70O, and this, too. run
ming into a comparatively barren wilderness won
derful, isn't it? The road is in full running order TO
CHEYENNE pronounced Sky-en), 6l5 miles from
Omaha. and % from the foot of the Rocky Mountains,
whose snowy peaks are distinctly seen from the town.
CHEYENNE is $500 feet, or about one mile elevated
above the Missouri River, the grade a gradual ascent
at from six to forty feet to the mile. The town al
ready contains two or three thousand g cut-throats,'
three or four hotels, the best restaurant West OF
Chicago" a theatre, and any quantity OF : Sln
mills"
The rapid progress of this new Western city IS
Illustrated in the following from the Leader, one OF
the three papers there published. 1t says that :" the
cars are expected here to-day that Cheyenne has
125 children that every other man in town owns a
coal bank and that n lot 13x132 feet, on Seventeenth
street, had changed hands at 81 ,S00.' Think Of
Seventeenth street and such a price for such a plat,
right where the Indians killed Engineer Hill two or
three months ago!
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q

Fo~ veroai.. n. C-fsr Ronsrt CSSsn. Jan. Isl pAg
empty BAG, u bbis bef 30, H. csc--, l1-~v2 gals moE1-S@,
Is bNs eranE,s, 2sIz In pahu. sis IN salt, 5 qE eSS sasny,
Loo 81 Ihs saxar.
Value damL Trsslaes. sySos " vsiue sssgn Pra-ise-, sSn So
Fos ss< FasSctsco-Per IdAho. Jan 20-ZS3 burhs Ian
snas. 100 IL fsE-1s, I7.EsJ IL bids, . bu orsn<e. Il-S3
lbs patdy. : bs p4sts- 7G3%3 Us suEar, 81 pk<s veEetabS-
Naur cagstc sJS@3
FoR How LsSD's fsL4sD-Prr Robsr Lar, Ian =-2eoLs
cordag-. 10 bbls maLssses. zLOoo IN paiai. Il bbls saln1n
valas doa-she prOdsos, $40 vaius 6re<n produce, $50 10
FoR TAnnI-Per Peapez, Jan 23-Sco or -ks nour- - hbs
saiusn, 3 tons rce, ~ n-sts e4EEphor trunks. - ruis China
mating. $500 gals shooks, - chests tea. 500 Cgars, 2 bxs
tshaeeS. ] CO China g@ss.l PC Centrifuzai--
Domestic prstuce.------SSo Foreign Pfcduse, So
~
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ments of England and America having approved
il, France and Russia FASTENED to come Into the
agreement although it was 4 damper TO their
schemes Of territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. But the
arguments presented by the advocates were ire
sistable.
His new mission, referred to by the telegraph,
is undoubtedly in connection with this, and the
changing of the old treaties, which were extorted
from the Chinese Government ut the mouth of the
cannon. He goes with the full knowledge and
approval of the American Government. Mr.. Bur
lingame has proved himself to be one of the ablest
diplomatists of the day, and his mission will prob
ably result successfully to all concerned.
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citizenship.

The following correspondence appears in the
last Government GG=eHe, and will interest all our
readers. The decision Is sound, and is sustained
by all authorities. Mr.. Parker is conse-
quently an American citizen by pareniGge and a
Marquesan by birth. Residence here-no matter
how long it may be-does not change his status,
without undergoing the usual legal requirement
for change of allegiance.
lcoPY.1
HONOLULU, January 18th, 1865.
To His Err. +. ". Hutchis0R, II. II. MS -liais-
ter Of Interior:
SIR-Being DESTROYS Of aScertaining the view of
the Government on the question of my nationality or
citizenship, l address you this note.
l was born in the year 1854, at the Marquesas Is
lands, my parents being there temporarily on a Mis-
sion.
My father was born in Massachusetts,, U. S. A,
and cam TO these islands with my mother, and has
resided here over thirty years, but has never taken
the oath of allegiance to this Government.
When L was about two months old l came with my
parents TO the Hawaiian Islands and have resided
here ever since, and expect to remain here.
Presuming these facts TO be sufficient data for the
determination of my status, 1 remain, Yours Res
~pectfully.
[Signedl ii. II. PARKER.
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PASSENGERS.

roz wnpws.n Poars-Pcr klau>s, Jan eo-Mis. II D
ystd, Chas Han, " Cover, W g. Jones Mr. and Mrs r Lack.
w z rsrks, W y Roy, r w Chapel, p kaes, Gov NahaoIe-
iua, , Woods. AMI 20 dsck-
Fon Sac FaAsctsco-Per IAaho. Jan 3D. ? Isaacx. An
Fog. Long Ken, M = GEintsum, ~ Lyman. J ~ Black, Capt
.narsisy. Capt. B<ry, W p C. whiting. W Chi.noln, A silva
" psnnstt. Mrs G Wormxooi and child, . A Ro-s, 81 De
fbss-r.r fcrp~-. q y Fsher-1s.
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DEPARTUR

Jan 1s-schf Ka Mod. Wilbur, &c Maui.
t5-schr Odd Fellow. Clnnry. 6r IIlo.
B-schr Annc. Babenck. Er Hawai-
lS--chr Prince, Hataeha. Er KauaE
p-bdt brig Root Cowan, Ella. br Victoria
Nam str Idaho. Common. Er San Francisco
:1-stmr kihsaca, NcCrrgor, Gr " imiwari Ports
I0-schr Martha, Bcrrin, fr Hawai-
D-schr kamsls. Adams. for MoLJkai-
G-krts ship Robt T. Lane. Martin, for uostaad's IsL-
1-Hsw IN sehr Vim n Allen. spencer. TO cruise
s1-sehr Lihu. hr Motokai and Maui.
2-schr Mary, Mia. hr Kauai
2-schr knns Packet, Merchant, Er Hawaii
23-Taas rsr Peapea, Hewson, Cor Tahiti
2t-srhr Yetf~. Johnson. I6r Kauai.
2-sehr Manuokxwai, Antoine, hr Maui
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ii. III. PARKER.
(coPY.]

INTERIOR OFFICE,
Honolulu, January 2l, 1855.
Rer. II. IT, Parker:
SIR have the honor to acknowledge the receipt,
this morning, of your note OF the 18th inst.
In the judgement of His Majesty's Government,
no one acquires citizenship in this kingdom unless he
is born here, or born abroad of Hdp tia parents,
(either native or naturalized) during their Temporal
~ absence from the kingdom, or unless having been
the subject of another power, he becomes a subject
Of this kingdom by taking the oath of allegiance.
As your case presents none of these elements, you
will perceive that this Government cannot recognize
you as a Hawaiian subject without you take the oath
required by law. l have the honor to be, your very
obedient servant.
(Signed1 FERD. w HUTCHINSON.
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IMPORTS.

Faow SAY FasSeSsco-Psr cste-tLA, Jaa- iS-3oo O. br-ai.
% doz besom.. 20 GO shanpaxp-. SS eabs eorda<y- ~ pkks
e.h, 5 pkrs tsafh-r, 50 &C matches. 800 bts shinet-s 2 CO sd
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JAMES w. AUSTIN,
y. +. JUDD,
5. p. KALAMA,
il. KAHAI

The gentlemen named are all well-known to the
voters of the district, and in every respect quail
fled to discharge their duties.
j. w. AUSTIN, Esq. has resided on the Islands
for some eighteen years, is a gentleman of liberal
ideas, and will undoubtedly receive the votezH
every foreigner and native who may be allowed to
vote as he prefers.
A, francis JuDD, Esq, is a native of the Isl
ands, a lawyer by profession, who enjoys the con-
fidence of every one, and who, as representative,
will be an honor to the country.
SIMON p. KALANA, Esq, is a Hawaiian, a land
surveyor by profession, and one of the ablest and
most energetic of the natives. He has been elected
several times before to the same position, and has
always performed his duties with credit. There
is no native Hawaiian better verscd in law-making
than Mr.. Kalama.
j.. kAHAI, Esq, is a shipping master, of con-
siderable intelligence, who has once or twice
served rs representative from this city. He will
represent the seamen of this port, both inter
island and foreign, and is a favorite with the ma
tiyes generally.
Altogether, this ticket is as fairly constituted
to represent all classes of this city, as it is posi-
BILE to make one, and We sincerely hope it will
NEE. with no opposition and be the choice of the
people.
Messrs. Boyd and Wood having withdrawn from
the meeting above referred to, which was COM
posed of all natives in the district interested in
the election, they went TO work and have made up
an opposition ticket, which, we hear, consists of
q. Rhodes, L. Boyd, W. Pinehasa Wood. and j.
W. Makalena. We understand that they consider
themselves as the Government nominees, and per-
haps they are. They hare nominated themselves
for the place, and whatever merits they may pos
sess individually, it does not appear well for them
10 push themselves forward as candidates in oppo-
sition to the regular choice of the people as e-
pressed in public convention.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. a. /.


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