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PATTY VII! lesve here Tuesiay next 9Th peox.. to
tsefLlte The completion oi th!a WORK, and the
1oHoA11g 1ay the fpAd he opened for regular bus!-
ntta TEo thocsaud uen arc nor engaged ia
E!ad.ng the Euad, nf.y-sevcn mAeA be-
~ nreeo Lebanon and Springfield. and
ne dst Of January next from Springfield west
Msta'!. Construction ID alsu being FtXuzoa4Iy
ptsnen, aEh 1t I. expected rhst the road viii
fASa 1ne STATE atne crfore the ctose Of 1s;u
women are t1p,dlr advancing here Yesterday
= Ef1snf g1f1. ntItt to 20 to the country, VIC
ti@ixed Ter tnpaoyer hJ oh;A.alag IN Advance Of
psafed.
At meeting oi the creditors Of l. 4. Becut,t
q Co. YESTERDAY. It Nas sttted tha, the assets
Wtfe s'Ae1 aid night reach &oo,vs1, while the
raL!l'fles were Heg,sN A proposition 10 make
" assTnnrnt aad take clear Ftlea.e Was agreed
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Cadets Admitted 10 the Annapolis
Naval Academy

Esl71xonE, SEPT so-Tne 1ollowtus additional
raeess wctc ndmts1et 10 tho Nara! Atniemy YES
trraat: VIM. 4. Talt,ot', Of Pa David Peacock,
II y. J.; John =. Nichols, ot y. l., anu "Eusan
nunaluck, tI Ill
AM Arrl,a. Sept. 3h.-The E1aulninE fsoa1tl ii
the MAYA! .AcndrIe5 admitted a. catfe's ttNt1ay.
Mar!!aad; and 4 +. Nicholson, ot North faFe'
1tt1
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WATEFBrRr, Conn, Sep. ga mrS t,aiu m
The Saueatuck Rsi1road was wreckc,l tonight. at
llatth Mills, ttur Enilts below this cl.J Fourteen
PLATFORM ca1s were smashed and pile up :weuty
5cEt hiE on The track. Dnt truIesnaa va 1,stJi1
hurt The passengers arc safe. Cause Of The &C.
C!deuf, IN OK on the track.
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HtsTn*, Sept Sn.-EODstdeIahlc excitement OK
!stA IN the Foutn Psrt of the city from the sudden
ueaihs q Mn harrington hrr chtki, Aud hrtEaff
o. Mt harrington. Mrs. 11u1nphJ, wife OF Inc
la'tef, atil 1fsTtlnEtcn under Atrts, II await
me ttsnti Of Coroner's 1rfccst. on suspicion Of
poatoutug tic 4eceAse,t
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EHl2kA

EK3peA
FIRST vEssEL THRorGH THE sCEz CANAL
.......... ALExffpRtA. sept 81.
A despatch from 9uez annouEces shas the bar
reEs against the passage Of tho waters Of the
Dtsser Lakea have been removed, and II. Les.eps
has passed through the canal in I steamer from
Put Said 10 Sucz In fifteen hours
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active. he Hoa1d not increase his sales; bat
when the premium declined 70 about -. and the
whole MeEtant1e community we're struggling
under combination OF tue most Acsefxe etIcniE-
staDeet, he 1eE orae.exAJ tofew zn!l1oaa npou the
nl{Aet
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MISSOURI.

81. L1rts. Sept sa-The SOUTH paslac Ra,lro,l
Ctupsby so~ia3 coupietetl their ezssns.5n Of
tu's q ie* cf road through the tzarx NouotaI1s.
1fqn Little fney 70 lsQAa3p, Aqt ~ excp1slo2
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heE f1tlenun .9Iaf1et.

NEw 0HlLAsA Sept M.-Co11uN-1n gr4,d DE-
hAnd mad 5e34c lover: A4lee .nN b4Irs 1ddltnss 1t
93At: TrcrPtA, l,l9l b4et.
fRuvlk1Q1a-BAcnu dIE,e1 al 1.3t41;Ae TIT eh.,ut
Gets: .ol%.1e for rlcat rib u4&n; 4ASIhc fat SIsts
rides.
Nm1xEx-elA42iT Tt
Ufter altlele1 Ghchaterd. .. ..
ArEKIART-[sutc. f1sA; hte{1trE 1pt: New Yotk
1Eht. 4tEE dtAcaunt.
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A Murderer Convicted nnd Sentenced.
ST. Lur1s, Sept. sn---John ". Moore, who ktlle.1
Mr. AcAdasu*, pclF Greens1e. Ill. last July,
alter ttser,H!rg 10 outrast her, has fttn ir.eA,
pad scctcnccA to oc burg 0e:eoes q.
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TEXAS,

Democratic SosniEsastio11 for Gov
Crn0F4
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 20 ~ specia! tG the TIMES,
tToun liFelnsu. Texas, yes:eruRy, State+ that The
ecisots Of The Democratic newspapers n conrta-
1.ou. havr EpnntEsttd Hamilton SIuxFt. OF Ga:se*-
II n, 1oI COY efnot, and be has accep;tA- 4 lnll
8frElRh1.t1t Denu<IAik ticket wilt he PIT totwArtt
TIE HcNtrapft. arc p edged tCr tltlr support.
Much eLthns1atm prevailed IN the convention.
, 1869-10-01

i1Iusiic%s BEFORE tllc &frcutt <,our-
Attempt 1st jail 4Ecs cskinr-Sntl.
fnSa6 btElla.
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ATHHT n y NTS0

8TKKLR b YANTlS,
NN1fA9Ex Apy1kI11Isa AakAT1, pIANBo7N 1ExA.
TIE BUIlpN0.
Ars oAosIAsd 70 r$fslas for TH8 TRrnCHD
.! s4< aoss4H F.tea cad aLo for t1y niy H.~4!y,
koahlS NsrspaPsv kaeussss a AMev-A, J4hltAA-
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Tot Ia T3lork and Lot 1 In Htork IT,.
sale by PERKINS, l. WATERMAN.
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TIE LATE FIRE 1T RoEbEArI.
PAK1s, Sept. ~
Later lcsrascacs from Bordeaux stale that chi :
biteeu scssela we're burned thera at the recent
IRE, They we're al French The n,e was caused
By m explosion Of petroIeum.
TUE KXTREsa AGA1E fTAHTs on HKR kAsIKRS TocR,
PARIS, Sept 81,
The Empress left Paris this afternoon On her
Eastern tour.
THE FAMILY MURDER NEAR FARM.
1t Is reported that the father Of the murdered
family whose fate u attended with 70 much nys
:e.J was atrangled aud hts body nAs teen found
In A!As1c.
THE SENATE AND CoRrs 1KGtsLAI1F,
No decided acton has been taken in regard to
the eonvocst!on Of the Senate and Legislative
bp1y.
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NKNBFAfX1 knvEuTI1II0 AaENFA
Afs dhiAoFisei 10 rFtftrs 0sFt4<a.ts for fHE TN{R
ESL as osr aoEsr rafsa Ata. ao..t to F...rs ai"sr
ttAfsents ~astese for at EKWEfAFEHa Or MAO AIM.
tia aat tse44st> = ~ o. 8 7krs.sri@, Al As p.4
AAAert lotea& pvirs&-
0TYE. n DKIEHoHN.Fr
, 1869-10-01
Fourth Day O. the Illinois
State Fair.
Twenty-Five Thousand Persons In
Attendance.
List Of Premiums Awarded Yes
t5-aay.
The 1ndsunn, Wisconsin,, nnd
fffnnc>0sn Slntt Fair.

frcsT arfr fjs-H
nstfe t,asn'R 'Io.n IN .neu.!'ase 70 tIst5 taoa-
SAID. lie receipts 'or aaassloo r'!l be rerJ
ds,t. os, reen oil thai c"u,d h. desired. f.,s-5
f,.1 ". oe.~r sc.n Il, ,hs @o+.,~"s- No. IN 80
1,I.r ,ot1on ~ a., - 1.n., rna ar,n,,. W., :. a.,
Lc~n very luss In rho rug ana Illustrating The ut.
s1.es'ze features Ct then thsu articles: II & -
claa., Pc nes Noss q nos amon me s,e tae ga MI
1aKeIs, and the, employ shesr ah:rTdest firms
ehil.s ar iust tic shpE And sas none lone otaer @ vii
toward ss essn Cd: q ana aas
IN sltbINraHon MI 6ualp t6sm4 OIL tpeEcn TOWARD
tsr aei anaaS
aa they werr about 10 DO 70 Id several Instances
,n ,r-,, =, ~. 1as .n.sS. S1sa E1sseis.s ,..,n
le 81 81 ns tne s1 leading
tcccxss nr 1uK YA1R-
uss eG.s and nss and ss5a ksa
slps,e .eans, md III caaestrtan!.@ hssc saeh
that ia each ot these sptscialties. the e1hi5to1
hiss been al thst oond he desired By the most fas-
titsons srd critical. Taken ~ whole, do not
fel!ete that the equal, In every respect WAS ever
tsen IN the We4t Governor Primer. senato1
in9 ci'szens Of the Staic ht1e been On
IL sss1ra soaa' and tae%ss!sss
it:eu, hu. the tisl Grsnt,er show OF people the
ground, theE faces marked hy intelligence and
pleasure. anu their cond1ct by The stsctest pro-
priet3 and dtcorum. No noise, conruAon. drunk
enness. OF other ike dsrla5a Of bad blood aud
wtaknPts In. .ne:l seen. Iu this respect this has
f<en model e1hltddoa from Tie start,
e.. GOOD DAY.
for tic exhibition Is anticipated to-Ho11pw. put
tie attendance will scarcel, equal that OF today.
wnkx STILL 70 De nSE-
The Committees have Fill muca work On their
RAEGs. and Ill have TO work with Alacr.ty to CON-
lllett Their WORK bts0Ft this fair ClQse4.
rRKNICNi.
The following premiums have been awarded To-
day:
... Cl-Ass l.
Ilertls nom one bull, beat i've CATTLE male or
female. OF any age. ~!ihuut regara TO ownership,
with the httl-Enst pFrnluiu, Mauilm Dun-
| can, Tpuanda, Aln:ater and dive calyes; Aecund,
| J. IL l1cAEeaI, Hatrtstown, SHecpatatca and I've
| cnlsea-
H. Spears Talfn8, Nellie Ulf hpd Two calves; aec-
| pu1 e&ue Victoria Fourth and Two calyea.
sbort-h0ru cons aud hetferr COWS over yea1a
u Fetfs renH Ha1fstoxp Il ~ seasS 1s''''a feeon' D.
Cows ! yesrs and under First premium, J II.
| John F. TAYLOR, Deca,ur; Eecoud, ]. IL Spears,
| ucIirrs ycar md under First premium. Jas
| nrnn n. S,na RrrtIn. se.sobt j. + 'p1ci r,i ffsr
7st,wn. - : :" -&"1
Heller calf under year and orcr Gnonths-Flrst
| prt MUM w. II Innean Tovnptla. ttronti j. IL
speaIs. Tal;u.a.
| Hefer calf under 6 unnths-E1Fst premium, J.
| II. l1cIreli, lnlr,stoxa: eecond, j. =, BruWn.a
| Sous, ueriiD.
| CLASS p-sw1HE,
Suffolk, China aud Essex, Boar over year
Ell rrrmiuin' chas. snoad. Joliet; second, J. n.
W., w, ne3 ns"r -oo- r-x, p-ar,,r,, r =, r,u,.
|
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San EfAnttar0 Market.
Say FhA1c1sco, Stpt. T.-F1out 4l5.tGx54S FIR
shsprsnB; c1un+ 4A3 Wheat weAk Al eLt$ tof cAulce
Fhtrpink
Liza. ter dtTs Is,
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SusscktrEs Experienced b} n ship
wrecked PARTY.

SEW uEIEASs. Sent. S-Ch'cf Jost!ec Crcnnr,
y a.oldt ~, was tEe Of the lasty wHh Captain
MU1fIt. ot The steamer Trnhc Wind, who were
!srekec 70 ~ INC steamship Clinton Tier wcFc
Ihsc das. without unter, and their En1cr1ngs
HfIc efrat some Of the men became deiirioaA
Une jumped Overheard aud IVES lrpEuett
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FOREIGN.
Policy Of the English Government
Toward Canada. >.
Great RrisA3Ms
ATTp1NIxKNT.

Great RrtsA3ns
ATFo1NIxKNT.
LONDON, Sept y.
Ri. Hor. James AnncFIen has been appointed
l. I'd Jussioe clerk Of 6cosfaad, rles Hon. 80.
Ent:op, deceased
TsoLASD'5 COLOSSAL ro1ICF-
Rt- Hon. Edxsrd Card well. Secretary OF S4te,
delivered 4 speech to hs constituents It Uxt$rd,
last evening, On The tnn3ect Of lae POLICY Of the
government toward Cauada. He sad the gesktal
pollcy ol governing colou!es rum home Fss =
osal failure. and there had, consequently,
beeo sntAii'u:ed fur It policy 10
encourage them 10 develop their own power and
reaources, Hnd stimulate them to 4 spirit Ut self.
reliance. lie showed how suecessiri this policy
had been IL The case Of caaa,1s. and hstcny r.
viewed the rrosreks recently u4sde ~ that cao1y.
sne had already an asE.y Q! her oxp, and auah /
mescaaht nass That hef people chose TO adopt
the act p&sed for the purpos~, ehe
might become one Ut The n:ss mar1s1me
Io~eis Of The woEs'. This- the speaker sa.d, wAs
the true policy to pursue. u re beucnt the Caua-
dlaIa NC bcaeni ourselves also By this policy. One
eolonfts have become aoE1oes Of strength and
hotos When the tite comes, and England calls
for the support OF her coiuntcs, there w be con.
Federation suck as tie xu1ld never law Under q
single sovereign.
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4 Earc Of ucn acrr cmp,nJe! ses;esdas. work.
t;on!d h Marin, Heicen 10, Fisk4 Grand
trera liouke, aid the Ere Hallway Offices c1n.
Eected ~ teieH1aphIc w1rta. II u \ wellknuwu
!xct tha; le!tGrs pho Messages were forwarded
ee'weeu TwcEtJ- -lhtr1 street and Smith, Gould i
Marin > on tass Sunday hight. xhen Mr.. Fssk. Mt.
Jny Gonil, Ms. Saith, and other Eeurrinen xere
10 conference there II now appears tnst mJre
ssteu'.ed system o! ieirg1aphF is h<iug e.sat-
bod
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The Brokers and the Hnnkm-The
GaenftnEs TnFmed Over 10 tho New
York BnnA They nrr AEntn
Thrown Out-lnteose Indignation
AnlanE the HFokcr&--A 4snuic In
Asoek-S~sF York &:cosrnI Declines
Fifteen FER Cent-aso11 S4ftx to be
Rcsutu<d nj tho National Nsock
EVFhR nBm grhtx 7fctAsne
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Ii is really amusing 10 sit by and listen TO the
dOlcful uttcranccs Of the ministerial scribbler,
who from week 10 week enterJains the public
through the official organ. One would judge,
from his account, that this isa very wicked world,
and that the Kings Ministers have to shoulder a
multitude OF sins. The aflresald scribbler. who
appears to have nothing else to do, bat hunt up
and reprint what is said abroad about us, finds in
the v. Y. Trijlme Of March l2Jh, (t must be Il
daily, for our weekly omi5s the startling ncws) 4
statement 10 this effect
II, CooHe Trade, in the Sandwich Islands, has for some
enc, ~ /, - "I' p ~ $50 vi, ~, iTrsrra5i
often entirely against their VIII and compelled TO work.
Which paragraph, it further says, Is quoted,
=. word Tor word,'' in the New London Democrat,
q little paper that circulatesa few hundred copies;
and. it might have added, is also quoted in the
Hawaiian Ga=eiie. Now ali this is awful, outra-
rageous. criminal. 1t must be stopped. The
Tribune must be sued for libel the Democrat
must be-wel. the Ga-eue will punish it by reduc-
inc It's own rae OF advertising twenty-five per
cent.
Bah, the idea of " the official organ of the
Hawaiian Government seriously taking up such a
story as the above, whica the return of the Mau-
ma Loq may yet prove to be not wholly ground
les, and shedding crocodile tears of ministerial
sorrow over it, is the hight Of official absurdity.
We would advise it t. deTotc the whole Of next
weeks issue to demonstrating the lalsity % the
following paragraphs. which the American people
will believe 70 be gospel truth, If not rciUtcd by
facts and figures from head quarters. always sup
posing that the Ga-eae Is read by that benightcd
people,-bccausc it appeared in Harper's Weekly,
IA periodical circulating 10000 copies each week:
TLr Iayy Ut the Sandwich Islands. IL j. said consists ~ two
fishing -uacb> ard a uLi-thv former mounted with twelve
marrrs, aUG tMv latter With "a hyn cop.
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- Notable Difference.

\ late number of the European Mail, in a
paragraph commenting on the rejection by the
United States Senate Of the Alabama Claims
Treaty, winds up with the following sentence:
1--WE find it very difficult to reconcile the late
vote of the House of Representatives in reference
to the Cubans with the Claims set up against US
ON account of our recognition of the 'bellige-
rency' of the South" Without going into a dis
cussion of the merits Of the question, it would
be well to note one very important point of differ
cncc, namely,-That the leaders of the rebellion
in the United States boldly published to the
world that it was their intention TO establish 4
government, the chief stone of whose foundation
was to be the institution of African slavery,
while the leaders of the rebellion in Cuba pub
lish that upon the success of their cause depends
the abolition Of slavery upon that fair island.
50 that, other things being equal, while it was
very disreputablc and inconsistent for England to
assist the leaders Of the so-callcI Southern Con-
federacy, it would be a most reputable course of
action for the United States 10 sountenance the
rebellion in Cuba.
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Now Con-uI-Gcncra,

From a late London paper we gather the intel
ligence that Her Majesty QUEEN VICTORIA had
been pleased to approve Of the appointment of
Mr.. William Kcswich, as Hawaiian Consul
General for Hong Kong and Macao. To the pub
lie it would seem more becoming on the part Of
His Maicsty's Government to follow out the policy
Of retrenchmeut TO which private parties find
themselves compelled 10 resort. 1t may, and
doubtless viii be. urged that our foreign repre-
sentasivcs arc not a tax upon the government or
people. - iar rs the government is concerned it
l. admitted thar the expenditure Is not apparent;
but. ike the Captains suit Of clothes, it Is in
the bill; n concerning the people it is an actual
expense. rs every invoice entered at our Custom
Houses Will prove; AMI this Is not the only ex-
pense, although it may appear 50 to the casual
observer.
The argument Is often advanced that other
governments send representative abroad that
the United States require certified invoices; that
the charge of2l Per cent. purchasing commission
D. o.1rg'i ulln invoices entered in United States
Custom H,..y-. uti tlis Is urrrl a. q reason
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known. For The ir>t week after leaving london.
travellers pas through q temperate climate; hut
from Alexandria. through the Red Sea. and thence
70 CeylUn, tie Straits and Honghonc. thc heat i
N some seasons iutoierab,e.
Travellers via the Pacific Railroad can witness
q greater variety Of scenery than Is afforded
on tie other route. and can see. without any
greater expense. one OF the finest countries.
IA fact. they get more :or their money, and At the
same time lind travelling more comfortable. Inc
Journey would bc rendered s1ll more pleasant By
tie steamers from san Francisco to China taking
the more rapid and agreeable route via these isl
anIs. But it IS doubtful whether the American
mail company viii be induced 70 change its pro
cr.lnme. until q European line. Vim Honolulu,
demonstrates tuat this l. the shorter and Plcasanter
ruuJc. and takes from IT, rival all IT. passengers
and profits.
Tie steamers on the Sucz make about the same
average srcci aS DO ,Lc China mail s,eamers-22O
miles q day. And il either attempts TO reduce
the time 10y increased speed. the other POSSESSES
the same advantage. Travellers from England for
japan or >haughae viii find the ncw route
shorter by several days. as there is - steamer line
from Japan 20 >han-hac, which makes the trip
III four days.
Tie figures presented above viii satisfy every
one that neither route possesses any very decided
advantages over the other and that the c0mpeti-
ton may become very strong, should it be found
that either succeeds in drawing the bulk o%ftrayel;
thus compelling the other to resort TO increased
efforts 10 secure a proper portion Of the travel.
Eventually. We shall share in the benefits OF this
trans-Pacife travel, by one Of tic steamer lines
TOUCHING at Honolulu.
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honorable morality where i ;Lsn traditional
status, lie viii find the missionaries and al The
ali they can give it..
But let il be fairly understood that Tie exVe-
dent Of drawing I sponge over tie records OF
the Iast, bold and un~cruIulous o. II surely Is:
and then claiming for the present Administrative
. becoming dccencv o. morals and justice, nay O.
holding it up before the community Is the injured
party and the missionary a. rebels. because for
sJJth they cannot c5nscienti.usiy hct-.y the cause
e their Master Tor Official favor. l. q trick-we
sag friay-ut5er.y unworthy Of any t9.eEaole gov
eminent o. well as one even = defeat - own
ends. Tie reputation Of tie present administra-
tiIu J. somewhat: known abroad whilst that Of
the American Bard ami irs Mission on these isl-
aut- = certainly not less widely understood.
AMI we cannot but think thar the government
organs viii gain very li;;le in running a muck
against either. whether openly. ~ IN the Iast' or
c1ycrt.y o. now.
y f- ourselves however We expect no change
in the general policy Of this government, in it.
moral barring. We have made up our minds
rat.cutly u wait tie better time coming. doing
meantime what we can. L, maintain tie tradi-
uJral fidelity Of the American Mission 70 God
and 10 the Hawaiian people. Nor are We at all
-~yIicitpu- regarding tie event.
We care not FOR His Execiicncy's attempt -
create capital FOR himself and his government by
hi adr1i- evasion Of the real issue between u;
nor DOES it particularly concern us that he lugs
in for his own srecial benefit, and at our expense,
the Clergy Of other denominations on the islands.
Il. By these resources Of the I~ettifosger. he gains
anything, we are perfectly content. Nor even
shall We trouble ourselves to prove that the pres
cut Hawaiian Government is and ever has been
bitterly hostile 10 the American Board, it ms
sionaries and It's work on the islands. lie must
lie a bold man. not to say a bit Of Il fool, who
would seriously undertake 10 prove under the
light Of noon, that the sun WIS shining.
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ITEMS

and sspseis Q, maks &aF eu.s us ysaf.
Iuat 21t5Is bushrf o. peanuts we're rsrrivai az NorfIz.
NGA during the sv months suauE March tst-
\ e~agihowrr which weighs 50 pounis was raised this
year near santa Rosa CalmruiH-
Th- British EozrIofTn "a rer1nrs Gr the month and twelve
ninth. entsg ths list e pyceuIhvr, I'D. have been issued.
t8lSA Ia lsos, El,016lJ& Ia lsG5- aal ElssSi5r5Sj in Is6J
New Iitvca has grown wonderfully i1 30 wars u 1855 Is
bad Loco population a~ q asneary soNo1- IL. m1nuhe-
turing Pr1asrs wers thru a.O010lO- ups th-y are 55.0c0OUJ-
The 5lnd I'D As 81 pcr tot nov. n s,ms 6slAuss q eoEI-
Wa built Tie grand lists increase has been about aeOoCUJ
per aanum.
CslryoaSta TO CHrvs-The Amsriela anil China steam
aat twensy-o.s aaars asnee . HoaS&ogs The,e vessel. eauieI
Eiih oJ@S tons q tregat az 81 pr Ton. Returning, thty
mails nine trips from iougkong q, Ian Fmuci-co, ayeaatn.
$500 a-S- n n ' ~. : psafs eae9i AMI britsia<
svivsd Gr iset-ht and pas-aee an41unt-i u Ss0t.25O. The
sS q cabin 'a''''- "1' $500 AMI q '''e''ss "' cAin-'e'
Tho sales q The p~nHcipal sh9Iesale dry gods dealers of
aa1l the hst, tletr sales b"tfG stte[lno1f Al stewart SOIL
BY whole sale exclusively sD.@t60o0f iloyt. Sprague q e..
Chittsn!an x Co. Lat1mp, L~HIdingiou s. Co, Anthony i
Han and = Jadray = Co were each between sy AMI seven
Co Hrag Barley = 20. 9ni spsgue, Cotharn . Go ssd
d over threc millions, ard hurteen sther frm- % two millions
ant over. aah Gftesu Arms o one million tallrs and over. IL
largest city Ia the Uaiau l. mainly eoueeutmt-t within q very
fcW htnd4.
The most valuable IanasI property fSan Frsnci-co 8. that
70 IL d8gbt1I whether q Dc elui te bought There ~ an Oder
Gua, $4,000 o. $1,000. IL b. trrbleI IN far years. Mont,
gomery street ht., between California and MARKET, rang from
st.Soo % s@0oo-a duplratoae 9 value IN far ysar,. Market
street bstweru sccpll aui Iirt-is bell At from $4,000 d,
5000, but us - a t'1sy vai1r, based o considerable cyteut
nsighbarhoDl. aetweru FIh amt -iyth. Market street rts
.fr..f al la. ~.rfll r...f'r .fr,f,f~~ - T.t~-,. -. 80
sides, ufske ~ be- wortl from tSp Q, three times - much ~
war; font. Ou thr ~auflfm LLgoF keamy street. the front
fat : worth isam $500 b. s1.500-a hrsg-ak larrel-s i. Sur
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Mr.. EDrToR-it may perhaps startle the good r4,-
pie Of Honolulu to learn that VIC Lahainaites par,sl.
to 4 certain extent, of the spirit Of the age at least /.
sufficient mcdicUm Of ihat material to make US bp,
ger for the news of the day. We want to hear f,o,.
the outside world at the earliest possible moment,
and think We are entitled to a mail from the metn,r
Oils every time the regular packet .Marv En-
arrives in port. The other day she came to anebo-
when cur villagers rushed with bosous filed M
glorious expectancy 10 the Postoffee and made bos.-
enquiry for letters and papers, but we're infar,0.i
that the mail was put on board the schooner -5c,,..
which vessel left Honolulu after the .Yary rye-
but at the time we speak OF was a long way from
haina. Should not the mail be put on bosri =.
regular packet instead of IN outside schooner NJ
wish the Post Master General would - deal with NJ
kindly" NJ :