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EuroRsan IntslIissnce.

LONDON, April +th--The Commons were
censely crowded lasE night to hear the con
cIIzi0u Of the debate Gu Gladstouers motion
% diEestablish the Irish Church The sues-
ti7n vas on Lord SANKEY'S motion 10 post
poue the question 70 the Hext Parliament
The Prince Princess Of wales, and several
other members Of the royal family STAYED IN
the royal gallery til the Debate closed 4
vote vas reached ar half-pazs two this morn
ing The dIVi>h1u- took PLACE on SANKEY'S
motion 70 postpone SIX hundred members
voted ard the Government was dhsfsatesf BY
sixty majority.
The announcement WIS greeted with Wild
cheers from the Liberals On going INTO
COMMITTEES Glatst0uefs resolutions were CIR
rissd BY a majority Of 81. In committee Glad
stone moved his first resolution and thar the.
COMMITTEES report progress, and the House
adjourned At y. o'clock
The defeat Of the Ministry L the chief tsJuie
CT conversation The Ti1iez SAYS the Com
nous have resolved that this cancer OF the
nariGu mist be removed, and the rejection
IL SANKEY'S amendment and the Abortion Of
Glacst0de's resolution Is merely the first
step 0f the operation The national VIII.
soon % be expressed vii be no uncertain
sound Il would insist that tn. work 40 bar
Eily Begin shall DC thoroughly performed
This mornings vote ID the dawn for re-
united empire View Ireland NAV take cru
ns.eucs- she L sustained hT 4 vast balance
Of opinion ct the Kingdom The wrongs Of
agss IRE % be ended and right done amid the
Is.eiamafi5ns Of the nation. This must e7.ar-
rante- peace
LONDON, April IA-Fiscnuus Cran5ourre.
son Of the Marquis II SALISBURY. Eh8 Wa
-ecrgfarT u SCEte for India under DsrbTrz
administrator. ~ dead The Lyndon i,5Er-
mails enotai1 eiIkcrars obituaries Of the DE-
ceased Peer Al express regret for their tosz-
The House II Commons VII sustain IN the
transfer OF his eldest son now a nlemhe Of
the House az Commons. 70 the House Of
Peers
DuMH, April I5sh--The feet bearing the
Prines ami Princess of Wales entered the
bay this fdrgu0ou- Royal saI11sz we're ared
frvssn all the vessels in the harhor The Prince
and Princess huded, and were rsrefvsd By
the Lord Lieafelanr and EiIe Nzrchiouess a
Ahe-rrum1ie- and Conducted % a special
train for Dublin. The st4tiou and streets
were flied with JenFEe, Who eherrrd fucess-
Hnriy AZ the train moved OF Arriving AZ
Dublin tne: party we're received By a military
g1ars Of honor and eScnrtel to the Castle
The srreefss Along the Inc were richly eecorzt-
ed and nliiaf WIKI penple The widest en-
tnIsiasrn rrgviiied- The procession reached
the SzstIs AZ : O'Clock
LosDas, April Isth--The British Pest
Office Department il about 70 send Anthony
Tr1lI1pe re Washington To reaGiHzt the de-
r1ils Of the BoGt1l CsaTenfGu-
The great mass meeting zaz a. ST. J1nesg
Hal Every portion q the bah Wa crowded
Early Russell presided Addresses were
made By HerrY FEEearr Sir John Cray. M
Mn and others RessiHfi1us were adazszd
demanding IN. disssudsTmEnt q Il RELIGIOUS
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COMM RCIAI.
EoNoErrr NtrA 1SS

EQNOECLE NAY ) lis
rss ssau-r Ih.ao arriysi YESTERDAY sscVsisy ~itA
-sareess,is.- 7s--ssvrs sd mas, - Ages. Sc
srisss Saa FsssS-ro 4sirs ~ " he 2s-s ar In
scuu=sersai ssrssrs ,~~ sesAiss vVssAs q ssss.
Surz-s u n, sssssr srss- .aais e--isr, asd
ssl-s "a sssice rvgorssd a. rzS4s. ~h5s sA~ h'-~r
xrsi-s ~erv at zscA srs<st aster, And A-~ ssssrd
g. EVA 20 e. si~iaals 81 g iee MsAss-ss % -
Sc she l.tsr- sgzrss sr ehire NJ. N sauli h'ss;
Cpsss Z b. sc .s1ck s-ye. ssl hslaas ssry l,isss
Tufa IL. Latest sursastgn VI 6eai Ia.
~ ErissA br;g Clis. s,Hl wsks's ts1sza, ~ish a
ssaasity e yssssiisrr. ed eorpsr, s=easrs. chains
-s- s-rH tA@ wr~ck u tAs s4-S Lls~i.. = At bad
40 .as bzfz Robert Cv-aa. ssvn Vcsssaa, WITH
h1ziesr SslzfsB. ssr- - ?. 4 pavhss.
rhs Cara K >zsI s-vHi Ezr~ka, ana tAs Ah.skA,
eytn ycssrss. have arrived wa eurygvs u hzzssr
q wa-ksr 8I~e-
ne Cia-. K san Is = essz-ifssl eark. 0~ze1 and
eolruia-,,.l - Csgt. y C. ssoVks ea-ri~s 80
spns Il c-y, 1-i h.as sas cabin sceomsashassus sr
PASSENGERS.
re Hr-asasz BARK T. W w,aL vAicA Aas been
ssorvgsaly gvgrh.s-h-l. caalzra. ;opper~a sts.. :
49, ry,siy AID 81 BE- izsg4srAel e. Sas Erzaescc.
M os~a sfsc~1 0r So.
The e4rk D C. Murray VII sal IN he STA. VIA a
fsi rargo as.i barge s1nher q Passengers.
Tbs Car. Z Ssri. u the Es-ailaa Psekss line
ssr ~ E-11c.cs. his i,s~ part n her earyo en-
xts-d lsrl vi sal i, az nszt week
Tbs 6ns nee schr Alaska, Carrying sumo 80 TINS
ss esrge. cses o Pvrsatsd wi-A aIrye 81 susvs-,
Vaia. -ur-
rss Hs.alHil ba-k Ms1lalca y As.iisg sar VIC
slrs, e. De- sig-vl b. tie R1esr. cg-aH, AMI ne
CHI gses % Rang Slug taSi8s sargo quicksilver,
eli eopprr. hzngus, ssr.
ne Iiahs ,ails IN the Sta. WITH mi cargo u
sugz-s aai vrs-eng~rs.
C. : Barrss h-isi a sas a. hs rum Fribty last,
o. l.sz41is s5s. a1, sun, orgsas CIR Pric~s zs,sr
he ,rvailszaacvs thai the credit shlrt. Aal e
beng lur very i,sllssl part u tas ysar.
We have asa-l rspsrosi sales 4 laresr errgoes.
buE vric~- have ags been made ruaiie-
Ne hsar u salss u >gsa- Iad MASSES ~iEaia tie
past ssw nays 81 prizes vuryas fui 10 e ar ch'ics
~. Saca-s sHI Z - IL s,r Nissses IN csusliHers
srlvriius - gIitiisy AMI packages.
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also be = limitation q the prizes q freight
70 Is Per ton, raeiaSses *. Yer gallon, and
psSSsgv 10 SIS. a. before stated.
Ii there Is 1900 tops 81 Outward aud in
ward freight, and II IS raised s. PER ton it
imposes direct tax Of SSs00oo. aPoa the
few PLANTERS ard merchants, which they
cannot bear. and they nigat Be compelled
- give their united patronsge to = line Of
esrSs or 70 establish ore themselves, This
+ purely commercial and financial CUES
tion ard the Chamber q Commerce repre-
sents the chief interests which will Be eene-
cited or eardened BY this measure, and ii
might Be well TO Invite free expression Of
It's views before IL IS finally acted upon.
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Foreclosure OF MORTGAGE.

Before the Hon f. q. Davis. Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Islands
BIZ. for Foreclosure Of A0rtgags--EIiEabesh
Humphreys w. VIM P RagsdaIs, Respou-
dent
DURsUAST TO AN ORDER FROM THE
J. Hon E g. Davis, Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of the Hawaiian Islands. notice Z here
BY given % al Who may be Interested, that
btI has been fled N the above entitled case,
praying for the foreclosure Of mortgage exc
ceUted By Wm- P Rsgsdale- on the z5th day
Of January l. D 1886, 70 secure the payment
Of a PrUmissory note s5r the sum af Two Hun
irei and Fifty Dollarz and Interest thereon.
gu the following described property Lease
Of the house lot 90 King street. Honolulu. be-
tween the premises Of " l. Aseh0uua and
the premises Of John L. bsing leased By Chaz
EaaainA- Attorney in fact for Queen Kal1mA,
to Respondents flr ten years from Jan l. Is5S,
At $500 per luuum- together with the dwell
inr house thereon sIruAted- sand mortgage
having been given to the Hon g. N Robert
son. and By him assigned 20 the .Aii Elizabeth
Humphreys. Aad that the day Of hearing Of
said hdI hlz been fixed By the sad Justice, On
MONDAY the 18th day Of May next, At II
oiesaek A. n, at bis Chambers 1t the Court
House n Honolulu, and AL persons are here
BIZ aatiief 10 show eaHze- If any they have
agaizsr the prayer az the bdl, "a OF before the
daF lssigne,i for the hearing
". G. PAREE,
Marshal Of the H1waHan Islands
HguoI1Iu Nav J. Tsfs-IE5t
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Port OF HosoIaIu, May ).
ARRIVED.

AkAlN ED
Agei 2-ssii brig Cia,, C4rgiil, * lays I'm Wlks',
Island
Schr Kas. Leo. froHs LAhi.laa and Mikes s.
ScAr EIt.ie. t-1m N1EilslL
Sehr Alni-. f-um BIO.
Nay t-BEfE brig E-ot COEal. 'ft-,tlisr- - tty.
f-lm nctlriL
An "a clara >azI. ssgoss, - lays trvm
Eur-sE
Sca Etmai f-um sahulrd-
Sciir lay, Gvm As.iAulL
Sslr LHka. frgm Et1aiei.
>chr Suisie i-,u Eili.L
z-si-Hr SilaliIsG. IN sia,isar,i P0r-s.
>car kt.1li-is. rum MlsIklL
scar I sIse. f-vm Gli1s-s-
s-Sciir kgna puck-t fum klna.
Schr MiIuukaEai. frum EziHa-
>chr WIr~a:k. rum Ngiakal
>clr Liiiu. f1m AJhlatL
+-Aa SsHr tilAo. Sgnaor - lays Tn :. z
An schr ALASKA. Calhoun. ~ 'aIys rum
cnJrilL
>chr Marlin. a-lm LAiainA
Scnr NsIsis Merrill. IN Elua-
ST :. sEur Mghlng9. simpson. Il days IN
>ag Francisco.
S-Scir kIas lee. rum AIkss's Landing
CLEARED
April ss-Schr Nstfis ltsrriii. FIR xlDa-
rsihsilI. fIr LahaLIL
Nay t-Sch kIns Lrs. FIR L.lliaina Ind N Ilkss's.
4-SSir btHIiiL ilr kahu. nj.
Schr a.itEe. FIR Ntsiiiwiu.
Am 81 King FISHER, dJr Bakers Island
- haalal. f0r Erniisard ports.
S.hr WtrEick. or M1i0HlL
Schr E0zaisi.,. ar Hina.
Schr LESl. alr Eilai-i
5-Schr Kinaiis dIr Msl1kaL
Schr Annie. sir Hiiu
Schr Fstts. FIR M1iaa.
Schr Martha. Err k11vaihar.
>cnr iIialagkaEai- flr Huia-
Scar Lin. FIR MIlusal-
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NAyAL-The L. 5 Star. AeAossyo, Cou,-
Eanter SiInpson, arrived yesterday FROM San
FrzncLseo, II days passage, having len that
ro-t April s4sh Tx followipg.i< the nst Of
her oeScsrs:
Cgnsgakoaisr-E- >inpsoc-
Us. CHmos s-r. l. Swami, 6. W Hayward
ElsaSya-C. Il Black, Geo. Tsleott, c; Il.
Stockton
,Sifr1leua--j. :. Knight
Passed So Pey .k,lstsr-C. D. Mansfield
Acf,g ist 4ssG Eleg'r-J ". Middleton
~ ASst. Ea.ylzssF->. Gragg.
4ss'g ~ ASt. Eng r-G. Lewis.
4rfgSd 4Sst Ejgysasssrs--O. {. Chamberi2in,
W. Z. BisSemore-
Cogk's Cisr4-J. T. Meagher.
Pay NEstsr's Ctsrk-W. '. M0rtrty.
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NOTICE.

DT ORDER or THE LEGISLATIVE AS
ID ssnbly, the Committee On Co1neree Is
instructed TO give hearing 70 all parties in
tsrested in Inter-Island Steam Navigation, and
also in the line Of Steamers plying between
Honolulu and San Francisco, as to the expe-
dieney Of granting Subsidies 10 any such
Steamer line The Coumittes. therefore. here
BY beg % give notice. that they viii sit IL the
Committee Room in the Court House, on We'd
ues'iay, Thzrsday, and Friday, the It'll. Sth.
anu sth iustsnts, at o'clock. P N.
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PASS ENGERs.

EnaH 50 EzAzrrscu--per Iithu. Nay &-J1hn
N.ish. n Phillips, Wiais BTJE1s. VI pirkinz1n. M
Elig vlsri ami ciibf FANNIE Cadngieu. NJ A "
Lewis, >vsiia Piepei. Tsgsr-hl Tsziri. Young She
1nlg. Jlseph H1unr- N LeTiz. M Dr. NsEcun1b. \
Tallgvinanl. r-.giru Qa-Irl. 3 EerususuI Al Fgung
All Been An Son An Toe. An Chez.
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COPYRIGHT.


Id the lst day Il February, A. D. ISIS, J. W. H
kAUWAHI q LAhainA. IslAsd q Mani. has depos-
tied in this cce the title q BOX, the right where
q be claims As aufhOr in the vOris foll0wing. to
Wit:
"KUHIKUHI o KANAKA HAWAII
Nov. therefore. know all men BY these presents
that l. l. kAmehAmeha, II. IL Ms Minister q In
terior in 1eeurxzee with resolution q the King in
Privy Council bearing date the 18th day q fehrua-
~ ISIS and BY virtue 0f the authority IN vested
By Sctian lst q the general provisions u Article
Chapter :, u the Act 70 organize the Executive De-
parCmeusS-laws iS45 and l>t6-,io hereby grant IN
10 the said J. W. H. hauwAhi his executors, admin
istratcrs and assigns the sole right and liberty of
printing reprintn, publishing and vending the SAid
bouk If frus in the Hawaiian Islands for the term
Of ten years frun the 18th day q February A D.
IS5S.
In testimony whereof L L KSmshamehA, His
Msjestyss Minister Of Interior. have caused
T. $ tbs seal II the interior Ofcs to be hereunto
affixed, this 18th day q February. A D. 1859.
l. KANEHAMEHA-
BIZ II EzxENszzK, that On the al cay u Fehrua-
~, A D. 1S6S. J. W. H. kauvahi u LAhAinA Island
q Mani in accordance with Section 81 Of an Act
To encourage learning in this kingion. b. seeur-
ing the COPIES q charts maps aud books to the Ar
thors and pruprietars Of such copies" approved
the Sist day q December. 1851 has deposited IN this
oeics copy Of his book. entiried,
"KUHIKUHI EE KANAKA HAWAII"
he rights II which be Claims as author.
In testimony whereof Z have hersuEto set my
hand and caused the seal o. the Interior De-
T. : pa-tulert 70 be affixed. AZ HonOlulu, his 18th
day q March, A D ls6S
FERD- ". HUTCHINSON,
lam Minister q Interior.
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Administrator Notice.

TEE UNDEHSIGyED HAVING EEEN
l. appointed A zniuiatrarIrz IT the Est.t1s
az AIhert A C1e, lars Of Ea1pa. Island af
AIHi- dessased- hsrsbT give aarics ta raase
having claims lr1inst me sud estate IN pre-
ssnE The sams- and rinss indehfsd IN the Estate
srs rs,IuHztsi d make iInEne,iinsa paynrur
7 " ACSTIN
EQN0LELE coz
l5--it Adm iuisr-zrurz
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NOTICE.

A BAY HORSE WILL BE SOLD AT Pub
u. lie Auctiou AZ the Government Pound,
PaIioa- On Friday, May sth, At u n Brand
unbnoEu-smaH white spot On forehead
P. kAAEAHUA,
IL Pound Master.
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FOR SALE.

A COTTAGE. IS Z Is, NEW, BUILT OF
n Ciap-Boarls. with a Single roof-eou-
zi=ting Of three roous- To be removed from
the premises Apply 70
lott z A. SCHAEFER { co.
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IKE [. 5. Steamer Eackapuarlsk, Capt. WA
Reynolds, sails this uaoruipg for san Fran
cisco.
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Our hanks are Due 10 the Post1sster,Seo-
e-,l for bate papers, per kssa0, and also a.
usual. 70 Bsunet Of the News Depot.
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TIE SsraRger's FricDd Society viii r,eet 8,
the rvsi3enes q DR.. }. NJ Smith tomorrow
zherneos and evening.
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Il B. Ms Slocp-of,wsr Rsss2ss-, sailed
fro@ Esguiusazlt E4reor on the 18th Of April,
for this pcrt.
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We bear that Naval Osieer, Mr.. Crosby,
hss eeen appointed as Naval Store Keeper for
HouOlzls, and VIII arrive shortly with his
Esr.ily
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Administrators Notice.

A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS On
n the estate N the lane Peter Eanson- af
A.ais. hauai- arr rsgIired tn present tina
same 10 the undersigned at Wai1ii. E1uai, IN
Fri'iaF- ne Eerh day Of June, IsaS
e. B. HOWELL
LIT Administrator
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DIED.

NsSrscNKkI-At Fealos, "a SaS&sy the 81 inst.
fsnHy, wife Il lsase Montgomery II paralysis sged
$ res-S
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CIRCUIT COURT,
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

TAKE NOTICE THAT BT A PROPER
Il aricr maize n pursuanea Of an ker Az
proved rhs 9th day II April. inst the rsrTn
II TINS Court VII be Biiaurned s-um the first
lay Of Nay next t1 tire 2s.s lay Of June nax-.
hsinr THsssiay, az a1,l1cE AZ
L. Meet LILY
L5-iE Clark Of >Hnrsme Court
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LOCAL NEWS.

PA,nAO, Of KeOlsu. died Of her wounds III
the Hospital YESTERDAY.
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THE HOUSE OK UNION STREET, Az
Il joining the Govsrumeut Premises
Apply to Is-tf1 H.A- WIDEMANN.
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NOTICE.

DEIT REMEMBERED THAT ON
ID the 4th day Of April. A. D., ls6s, G.
P. JUDD Of HonOlutu, Island Of Oahu, in
accordance with Section ) o. an Act " To
encourage Learning IN this Kingdom. By Sc
curing the Copies Of Charts and Books 10
the authors and proprietors Of such copies"
approved On the slst day December, A. D.
1854. has deposited IN this Dice the Title
Of his BOOK
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In the Mattsr Of the Proof Of the VII Of
Jaha P Parker. Of Hama2ua. Island Of
HaEaiI- late deeeased-
DPOPER application having been
j. made % the Hon Elisha h Allen, CHEF
Justice Of the Supreme Court. BY Lorenzo Ly-
aus- aai Il P Parker, Executors under the
VII far Probate Of the VII Of John P Par
ksr, Of HEm1knI, HaEaiI. late deceased
Nscies L hereby given % ali persons whom
L may enneern. thai MONDAY, the lat day
II June neIt- ar 10 O'Clock m the forenoon, 4
a day aaf hsGr appointed far heariu 2 pruaf q
said vii Aad al Ssjseri91s that may BE sfer-
ed thsrsta. N the Court House. N the tsEE Of
Honolulu
WM- APHRETS,
Deputy Clerk Supreme Court
HsuslaIas Nay .. IsSs- 1915
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DOWNER's KEROSENE.
FOR SALE!

DUINART, pers l. Ms Champa<ue.
II Carte Elaleie, n Fints aad glarrz-
For sale By
H HACkFELD L CO.
gents fIr
I5-tfl Msssrs. Rainart. pers Z iIs RieIms.
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For Sale.

lust received e1 J. ". SeaEer,
- a carg8 af superior Hsil- paEirsd
Kings Salmon
Red saLzlan.
Whiase sa1mGn-
48-sf 4 HACKFELD CO.
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Loss OF FCRSrrUkE.-The eostsge OF Dr..
Hiisbrand, AZ waikiki, WIS broken open las;
week. and ns1y articles stolen- This petty
stealing Is i great annoyance, ard IS the
property 81 the beach Is necessarily left IN
occupied most Of tbe year, and consequently
uuguzried. We hope that summary punish
ueBt may be melted oct to this class Of
thieres, Sheu detected Tier OF property
which, By its nature o. circumstances, can DC
BAT faPerfecsly guarded. Is punished os aE
with greater severity than the same value
stolen undsr other ecadirious- The wsikiki
cottages are particularly exposed to depreda-
tio1s, and oaly severity viii teach offenders
that - honesty Is the best policy
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FooD FOB KAU.-The appeal Of Her Ma.
ics5y Queen Emma, for the destitute people
Of the k1G district, has met with a generous
response. A fund OF over 5000 has beer.
collected, which win be expended for food
clothing and house materials The eoIlec-
tioa AZ s. Andrews Cathedral last sunday
amounted to 500, 70 be added 10 the reIief
fund The kaEaiaho Choir wiz give con
cert next Saturday evening n aid Of the
fund, and the K1EmakapiH Choir VIII also
give concert sooa for the same object. The
exercise Of 4 noble charity enriches the giysr
a. vel As the distressed
Il Is very probable that a scarcity Of food
VII De felE al over southern Hawaii In
k0na- the drought and heat are killing the
tar0 rapidly, and unless rain makes It's ap-
PearaHce soon. the whole crop viii be cut or
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KE KEIKI PAIONIA

PIONEER BOZ
l Uuuhiia Kakauiia ma ka OlelO Hawaii
SAMUEL C. ANDREWS,
LahzinalanA-
The rights Of which be claims as Owner and
Propristar-
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
ny hand and eansed the seal Of the Interior
Department to De afixed at Houoluln this It'll
day Of April A D. ISIS
FERD- W. HUTCHINSON,
Is Minister Of the Interior.
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Supreme Court-Iu Probate.

Marshal Of the H1waHan Islands
Honolulu. May ). Isss--IS5t
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COTT0Ns,

Heavy Denims, Brown Drills,
White COttOns. Regatta Stripes,
Ticking, Turkey Red, 4 Prints.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-09
NEW YORK.

The Democratic National Convention
sim LabOring MeavIIy-The Contest
Yesterday between Hancock, PendIe-
ton, and HeRdricks-NO Prospect Of the
Success of EIther-A Lookout for the
Coming Man PartieulRrs OF Eight
eenth RauOt-No Result-EIhncOek's
Prospects BrIEhtenlng-The struggle
Postponed tnI To-day.
NEW YORK, July Son the thirteenth
ballet Virginia voted for Hancock.
Unchanged.
Fifteenth-Connecticut split, giving Han.
cock 8. Nebraska goes for Hendricks.
Pendleton, 129; Hancock, 794; Hendricks,
s24. ,yg-
Sixteenth ballot-Arkausas, Georgia, and
Louisiana voted ior Hancock. Result:
Hancock, ll6; Pendleton, l07; Hendricks, 20.
Seventeenth ballot-Illinols split between
Hendricks and Pendleton. Nebraska voted
for Hoffman. Result: Hancock, 1877; Pen.
dleton, 20; Hendricks, so.
Eighteenth ballot-New Jersey gave Han.
cock 8; Illinois voted solid for Hendricks.
Result-Pendleton 56, Hancock IA, Hend.
ricks 81.
To-day's balloting shows nothing definite.
Hancock's friends were confident Of a favor
able result on the eighteenth ballot, but the
event discourages them very much, and
kH6N IGluCtdHLll Jlelu6u W duJOuAuLuOhhs
A coalition between Hendricks and PEN
dleton is hope ess, and it is aPprehended
that Hancock has achieved his highest vote.
The following are the details Of the
eighteenth and last ballot;
Hancock-AIabaIna 8, Arkansas 5, Cali
fornia H. Connecticut 3, Delaware l,
Florida s, Georgia s. Kansas l, Kentucky
Minnesota 7, New Hampshire 81, New
Jersey 5, North Carolina 8, Pennsylvania 20,
South Carolina 6, Texas 6, Virginia 10.
Pendleton-California 3. Connecticut 5,
Delaware 2, Indiana 8, Iowa s, Kentucky
4A, Maine II, Massachusetts, l., Nevada 8,
New Hampshire l, New Jersey !, Ohio q,
Oregon 3!
sas, 2; Kentucky 2; Maine, !; Michigan, 8;
Minnesota, 4; New Hampshire, d; New
York, 33; Vermont, 8; West Virginia, 5.
Chase-Callfornia 4.
Hoffman Nebraska, 8,
Parker-New Jersey, 81.
DoOlittle-Rhode Island, 4; Wisconsin, s.
Johnson-Tennessee, 10.
New YORK, July SIT is thought that had
the session continued Hancock would have
been nominated, but the adjournment is
considered favorable to Chase tomorrow.
Ohio continues firm for Pendleton, but Hi
nois and Indiana broke away, aud the
Southern delegations are going for Han
cock.
The name of Judge Chase, even with half
a vote from California, drew out immense
applause; so also did the increased vote for
Hancock.
! I The South voted for General Hancock
with will and were much applauded. New
YORK consulted, when it was found that
there were twelve for Judge Chase. Penn
sylyania was Immensely applRuded when
she changed to General Hancock. ~ /"
Amid an the conflict in the convention,
the utmost courtesy and good feeling pre-
vailed.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-09
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was an onslaught upon the eligibility of
Radical members. This called forth the
remarks from Mr.. Bradley, negro, that
he was astonished that any member should
gu sion the eligibility of member son &C.
count of color; he cared not whether it
emanated from the brain of Joe Brown, JEFF
terson Davis, or the spiritual brain of God
himself. He. quoted the second paragraph
OF the bill OF rights in support Of his or.
gument, and stated that he was ready To-
purge the Senate of traitors and felons, and
reminded the Senate that the first blow for
freedom was struck by negro.
He closed by saying that unless his race
formed part and parcel of the State militia
IN less than ten years there would be an
other revolution exceeding in magnitude
and more successful than the last.
In the House the committee to wait on
Governor Bullock reported that he would
communicate with the two Houses as soon
as ne had conference with General
Meade.
The impression prevails that great effort
ls about to be made to oust number of
Democratic members from both Houses.