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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

EXTRAORDINARY PHESOMESoN--The To-
rgAfHia Of Conception, gives Us an account
Of another extraordinary phenomenon at the
port Of TalcuhuAna- II says. On the 18th
Of September the police impaired the infor-
nation that the waters Of the sea were hot.
and that the fish cast on shore were cooked.
The sea was perfectly calm at the time. but
in the morning much agitatiOn was rotieed.
for which reason his ExeeIleuey would not
embark en- route for the Capital The obser-
vztiOn of the police was verified by the evil
denee Of the whole town: il was A n,
and 10 one cared to sleep for fear Of another
inandation- On the night Of the Eth, short
" after midnight, the wind suddenly fell cain
the tide rose 10 the break waters. and 4 strange
noise, dull and prolOngued, was heard, and
though il seemed subtsrraneoas and distant,
il Was perceivable in every direction; and
though there was not air enough to stir q
feather, the sea sweIled and the tide ran
with great violence The ships swung around
rapidly, and the anchor chains, shaken by
powerful force, produced q sharp metallic
sound The currents were from the Quiri-
Guini Island 10 the river Andalien aud rec
UsrsG, and were so strong that they carried
away quantity OF the coal Of the ship late
" wrecked on the island This has been
collected By the boys at low tide, and they
are now engaged in selling il very cheap.
The Communication between this port and
Conception IS almost interrupted, and Is en-
tirely 50 st high tide, for want Of the bridge
that existed opposite Las Salinas The re-
14inder Of the road i Of the worst; bat II is
trznsifzble with good resolution, except
with respect to the plaee where the bridge Is
wanting, at which point the stubboruest de-
termination has 10 wait for low wafer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

Marx IVAN ON FnxALx SrFFRseK-
- Marx Twain" writes g. his . Cousin @en-
nie On The saRieet q ~femsle Satlfsge,
- fellowSs
There Is one insapsEahie obstacle N the
Nay II female saGfSSe. jennie approach
The snoieet WIKI fear and trembling; bat l
must cut. A woman uoHl1 never Note b.
cause she would have to ten her age at the
PEN And eycn il she did care 70 vote once
Or twiee when she was Just Of aze. you koow
what dire results would aoN from putting
this and that together in amer times For
instance. in an nnSnardeS moment, Miss A.
ssys sne voted for Mr.. Smith. Her auditor
who knows II Is seven years since smith ran
for anything. easily elpher cut that she Is
Al least seven years over age, Instead Of The
yolnS pnllet she has been making herself out
20 BE- No. Jennie, this new fashion Of regis-
teFing the name, age, residence and eScnpar
ton Of every voter is fatal bar to female
suffrage.
Women viii never be permitted % vote or
hold office. Jennie. aud il Is = lucky thing for
me, and for many other men, that such Is The
decree Of fate. Because, you see. there are
some few measures that would bring ont
theis entire voting strength, IN spite OF TIER
aasipa;hy TO making themselves eonspienouSs
and there being vastly more women than
men Ia this State, they would trot these
measures through the Legislature With q
velocity that would be appalling. For in
stance Their would enact:
l. That all men should be AZ home BY ten
P. NJ. without fail
:. That married men shoald oestow con
siderable attention on their wives
s That il should be hanging offence 70
sen whisky In saloons, and thst fine and dis
franehisement should follow drinking in such
places
4. That the smoking Of cigars 10 excess
should be forbidden, and the smoking Of
Pipes abolished
B That the wife should have little Of her
own property when she married man who
hadn't any.
Jennie such tyranny as this We could never
stand Our free souls could never endure
such degrading thrsldom- Women, 90 your
way, Seek not 10 oeguile Us Of our imperial
privileges. Content yourselves with your
feminine trifes-your babies, your oenevo-
lent societies, and your knitting-and let your
natural bosses do the voting. stand back,
you viii be wanting 10 20 10 war next. We
viii let you teach school as much As you
want to, and We viii pay you half wages for
il too, but be warned, We don't want you to
crowd rs too much.
III get time, Cousin Jennie, viii furnish
YOU picture Of = female Legislature that
win distress you'll know it will, because
yOa cannot disguise from me the fact that
you are no more in favor Of female suffrage
really than / sm-
MARX TwArS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

he GOLD FIEDs " NV ZEALASD.-
The effect q the discovery OF the Thames
gold fields l. further developing 4 IluE-es-
tablishe6 industry Of Auckland shiDbuflt-
Ing There L nov a feet Of uius sseaulers
costing 0,00A manned by about 10 men
These steamers have bern built entirely Of
View Zealaud material From the I4th Of
February to the Slst Of July, this year. they
have Conveyed 70 the Thames gold hsIds
500 Passengers, and from the Thames Il. :
COO The gold forwarded E1s 10000 Gun
ces- The news from the gold feds eoutfz-
uss to b Of a very satisfactory character
The rapid Increase IN TIE number Of miners.
and the augmented value Of the shares il
the claims proves the richness Of the fields.
Provisions are s0ueEaat high IN Price but
this VII so01 be reuecied- The following
EI-ts VII fully prove the progress made dur
ing the past year he number Of Claims
taken up Tor Gz1rtz mining amounted TO
abo1t l-5ou, oceUpyilg an ARA Of 1000
GcrUS. IEe actual amount OF u0EeV iuFeS-
ted II shares n these claims amounts to .. :
oo9 giving eupioFuzrt 20 1900 mez- The
r1i1s Of permanent wooden Buildings in
Shorthand : abort 50 00ol, and IN GraEanFs
Town nezr . n6d Tn. value Of 1zzrrz-,.rT.s
ing machinery on the S1ortI4nd branch Of
the gul6 fed L lS-000t, and Of the machinery
ordered and E0T being set Up - 0o0g thus
giving total Of slo-hsrse power, capuble Of
crushing 40 tsas Of quartz dzily, which. At an
average yield Of 400 az q gold TO the ton.
would give I-2lo OF Al "a per OK szT 5000
per diem o. marry one million stsriinz per
a1n1n---N-4 b. 1rnEs J0sErz.L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

ASTE-HORrEH OsTTU4RIEs- writer, de-
sersbiEz the internal ec01omy Of the New
York Tr5a1ss, has this about the - Bioxraoa-
zeal Bureau Of that paper.
In the bottom drawers Of this cabinet We
ind a series Of carefully written obituaries
Of distinguished i've men, all arranged al
phabeticzIiy, aud in charge Of Dr. Wood
They are euriOsitfes in their way Here i a
bulky one, as thick and a. long a your arm
l. i marked - Peter Cooper Here i 4
seroud-a Liliipg1ian roll snail suouxh to
90 into needle czse- We fud this IAbsled
: The Life Of WaIr Whitman These obit-
uarles are found valuable when news Of
celebrated psrs01's death Is received Il an
early hour IN the n1orninz. Thzddezs SteT-
s1s died AZ Washington, al midnizhr, get
fo1r COMMA sketch Of his life appeared IN the
Il7oslEe of shat morning. Il bad been put il
tEpe and vas Standing when the news Of
MS death E1s received This was the ea=e
with B1ehznzn and Martin van Buren- The
hitter cheated the Office 50 long that the type
Vas distributed. and the old mn. with sin
zulzr perTerseuess, died Eifhia two days
thereafter his Biographical B1rsaa Is, IN
deed q rare feafQre
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

A BURLEsQUE on ROrALTY According
10 the ehrouiqueur of one Of the Paris papers
in IS22 there hOuriShed on the shores Of
Guinea chief OF blacks. himself As black
As ebony. who insisted on being styled King
Napoleon, and whose august consort was
called Queen Maria THERESA Their historic
"reminiscences were somewhat peculiar, in
aSmueh as they entitled their first chamber
lain His Exeellency Monseigueur Due de
Guise, the said excelleRcy being 4 gigantic
negro, thtek-lipped and eurly-headed. The
rest of the Court fuuetiouaries were styled
Dukes of Montmoreney, OF Richelieu, of
Nillars, and of Pettre. The royal troops,
consisting Of eighty men, all patronising
the costume adopted by Adam, were COM
plete the parody, King Napoleon had rival
competitor TO MS throne, whose real name
was Taia-PuSehkay0u- Napoleon, however.
entitled him and addressed him as Louis
XVIII This pretender marched against
his rival at the head OF thirty negroes;
deserters, however, hOeked TO his standard.
and the armies met Louis XVIII. lost i've
men, that Is, two more than Napoleon, ae-
knoWledged himself defeated, and obtained
peace on the following conditions: Art
That Tafa- PusehkzyOu would renounce the
title Of King, and would henee-forth style
himself Prince of Soubise- (Shade Of the
lovely and adOred Msncini, if she could but
have dreamt of her son being represented
BY 4 thiek-Iipped native black savage =.
Art 2 The Prince OF Soubise will neither
assume stockings nor shoes when sent on
official missions on board European vessels,
that distinction being reserved TO the King.
Art 8 The King viii besfOw the most
beautiful OF his daughters on the Prince in
marriage. Her dowry will consist of an
English sabre, as well as its seabbard, sir
bottles of rum, and, moreover, = pair of
white panfAloOns, neatly menSed- This gIo-
riOus treaty concluded, and Danish vessel
having cast anchor on the coast, His Majesty
put on his shoes and stockings, went on
board, and purchased a. gift for his Royal
spouse bottle of brandy and tin snuff
box
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

IKE eTEASGz FEsH--PFofsssor N7C0y has
given the following description Of the Il
traor1in4ry 1zh,-deseTibed - 4 n0uster-
recently found OF Wiliamssoun b. the
Varer-polIce, and Ehose cEptzre was recor-
ded IN N 4ygaa some few dzys since =
: The lzrzs 1s1 e11zhr At WnizmstoEu Is
stated b. Professor N'COJ 70 BE- me OsfAags-
rtsca9 Hs0il, OF s1n-fshn He s4ys 50 Il Is
ous q the fer 1sh Of European seas, which
ocrzsio1allF visit our cozstz There are two
Specimens q i IN the S1rfonzi N1sezu from
H0bs0ais Bar. L resembles the lad Of 4
large ia cut 81. and i usually seen lyi1g
faf CT the surface II the "a. lookfnz 4 The
distance Ike the re1ecffoz Of 4 winter SAP
hence the popular RAM i = rare every-
yherss and Ehen ezptnrei Is Usually made 70
yield large supply q oil Il sometimes
reaeaes : leaEfk Of seven feet The mouth
= snail, and VIII E1dfTided jzWs: he tall
81 lohe1 AID moving Ike hinged rudderou
NJ zeariy ztrzigh4 frunezfed p1sferi0r ED
The two lozg Genealogical fms % tie pos-
serior ed are the eorszl ard anal; The pee
tcrzl n Z snail, and the IN opens q tie
'front.' q ~ base "-41zs<nIgz{dA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

TsIoczrsnrs.-Aa ybody who has visited
Raris within the hzt few months can not
have hiled % notire tie lsrge number Ct "
1oelredes going 70 and fro, especially IN The
eTSnlr<, i1dee0, the number hat ElSy row
Be seen any eseninS h the Shasnrs Elssees
i 50 large teat 4 recens police ecict eesapeAs
the riders 10 SILK lsnp 70 them in eonse-
quence Of The seciienfs that hsse happened
from their use. According 10 some investi-
gafiocs tia, hare been naalle, il 6ss eeen
aseertAined thai On q good road. where tae
gradients ART rot mrch greater than on rail-
WAYS, the rider nay trzye fr0m ~ 70 100
kil0DctreS ia 4 GzT, which Is about the same
speea a. the mail-eoaeheS nS<G 10 attain In
France: aud that this may be done several
days in succession. without oNer-fsfiSae, oy
= moderately stre1S man- Very rnueA, now
ever, depends On the perfection with which
the machine Is constructed. II il Is aRskill-
fully made, the fatigue Of working II Is 50
greatly Increased. tia. Il ceases 10 be 4 pleas
ure. and becomes an exceedingly laborions
exercise Il i not exactly the case, Is has
been stated. that the rate Of speed IS il pre-
else proportion TO the force employed On
hard. lrvei road the traction i 50 snail,
owing 10 the rarrowneSS Of the Wheels, that
Il runs along with great rapidity BY the mo
mentum given to il, and with the expendi-
turp OF very little force on the part Of the
rt1er- VI cotrSc~ Nlcrc alc foAlS Az r~4A>
or there Is a steep hill 70 sseend, the labor Of
propsiling il i Increased IN proportion 10
the depth and nature Of the soil and the
steeposSS Of the ascent. The cost OF the
best OF the velocipedes IN France IS about
Ei2 bat they viii probably be Manufactured
81 4 much lower prier in England II they
come into extensive use, Is Is not unlikely,
considering that they afford opportunities
for vigorous exercise, in addition 10 the "a
eility With which long journeys may be made
BY them
As il may some day be deemed interesting
TO know the name Of the mventor OF the We
loeipede, il may be mentioned that authentic
records exist showing that Nieephorus Nj
epce. one Of the earliest Of the discoveries OF
photography, wrote from France 10 his broth
er, then living Al asmuerSmith, an account
Of his having invented the machine-tke let
tiers in which be communicated the fact 10 his
brother being still in existence, Snd bearing
the post-uiark OF the TWO eountries.-Ga scs
Wssk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

TH P0Fz-BaE1rt Taylor writes as foI-
lows from RCue.
Pms II BIDS fir 70 outIiFe many more
reports Il his approaching de1rh- Although
In as seTsrrg seventh yszr, be / still rob1st.
21d goes througn his Easter psrf0rrnaaees
vIth l-rle 4ppearz1es q H1iZue- Dis Larze.
frezh a1Iiahl- tacE i Almost 1nwrirkIet; h
VOICE 4 Ski powerful. and his muscles 80
elastic tha- he mounts the manifold srzirrases
Of the Fztiez1 OF foot, rather thaa be carried
1oozr o. his portable fhroue
Hzz IL : n0E II the tEsuty-shfrd year 81
his Po1rIac1fs, and there i good prospect
thai ne nag rule f5r 4 quarter Il ceutnry,
a. 70 Pope has d01e before him The ueo-
PIE en1te1Qt11e tEis Possibility with a degree
q slperstlrio1s iuteTezs Hhic6 SURPRISED ne
II i vel Understood L R6zae. hozeFe-.
th1r 10 Izrerrezzzn VII be allowed 70 fol-
loW lis death An I11alizez1 Roman noble
El.La sad 70 ne = We arr u1E living under
q co1bls rzle-thzt q PIzs Ix azd thax of
As sceesssors WHO = already secretly
e1Dssn-
Who < tie lzrre-s5 asked
ean only tel goa, lie replied, g that L
: a.,f A1touelIl-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

@ONIr one Kiss. NARIER- There was
a funny little episode on the ear, that helped
to arouse Us At Montana. Iowa. I young
man and J young woman came aboard Of the
sleeping ear, and the former saids see
here, Mr. Conductor, Uant one OF your best
hunks for this woman and for myself, indi-
dividuzlly. One viii DO for Us when We git
to the Bluffs, hey, Mariery "a playful and
stTeetienSre poke Il q NarieFn with his
elbow, To which she replies, Now, John,
quit, for YOU see We art sOirg to git mar
red AZ Mdrier's uucle's when we git there.
We might a bin married at Noutanny, but
we took habit 10 wait tin VIC 20 10 the
Bluffs, bsin' as Narier's uncle Is minister,
and they charge goi' tired price for hitchin'
folks at NontsnnyN Maria was assigned to
one Of the best bunks.n and John was
inmates Of the ear were slowed away in their
berths TO 20 through the inevitable alterna-
tions Of Sweltering and freezing.
During a Stoppaze Of the train II one sta
ton, tie voice OF John vas heard, raised in
pleading accents. all unconscious that the
train had stopped, and that notes, the noise
Of the rafting wheels had drowned while
the ears were moving, could be distinctly
heard by al when they lad stopped
Now, Mar, yo0 might give feller jes
one kiss
John, you quit, or I'll git right out here
and Aoef Il back TO Montznny in the snow
Storm
"Only one little kiss, Marier, and IN go;
hope to die 4 DON'T
= John -
Just Al that interesting moment a gray
head pr0truded from berth at the other end
Of the ear, and an old man cried out so that
all could hear, Nsrier, for Gods sake give
John one kiss. 50 that we can 90 TO sleep
some time tonight
II Is needless TO remark that q peal of
laughter ran from one end Of the car to the
other, under cover Of which John SUNK back
to the seeI1si0n Of bis bunk leaving
Maria 10 the uniisturbed possession of her
marriage license, which she interpreted TO
permit no license to John until accompanied
BY the proper certificate. And Marier was
right CoFTsspoNdsscs Ciaeislfi C0Hl1ier-
cal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

foand there. strange To SAP, two FAMILIES
q Indians. who had eoas there aadsr cir
cuustaBees which they hai entirely for
gotten be- What Aelp could they expect
ron those miserable beings, hsk Stupiked
By gnoraaoe and nissryt Thsir only food
CONSISTED Of suSH xild-pears they hsd
heard Of e0untry where plenty Of gold
was fOcad. and they believed that Carseoo
was Al six DAYS distance. ard Fort Kan
loop al ten. bat they had never been
there. and supposed the road to be very
bad. They only knew one thing; that it
would De shsard TO launch raft On the
cascades Of the Frazer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

4 MASLT WoAAS--TIl within few years
preTiSUs to the commencement Of the pres
emf century, s complete specimen OF the
hardy Celtic race reuai1ed. who Inhabited
cottage on the borders Of the Llanherris
Lake This Vas Nar-aret Uch Evan. Of
Peuuyu. the greatest hunter, shooter, and
fisher Of her tine She kept II least dozen
or tao Of dOgs-terriSrs, greyhounds and
spaniels-alI excellent IN their kinds. She
killed more faxes in one year than all the
eouf-derste hints did II ten, roEed st0urIy,
and was queen Of the lake, 1ddIed excel
lsntly, and knew al the Welch music; nor
did she neglect the mechanic arts, for she
WIS very good Ioiuer- and, nOtEithstand-
ing she was serenity years OF age, WIS the
best wrestler Of her tine, few young Eea
daring 10 try 1 al with her For many years
she had a maid Of couzeuial qualities =. but
deaEh- that uig1ty hunter" a. PsnuAlt re-
marks, - Il last szFthed this faithful cou-
paniol- 7-Lsad a1sd Wstsr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

TIE EsgshS LadYeadezf says the tax
about 9 przeizI1g Christ7 = too often mere
can't. and many reputation has been m
ned b. the gii5 charge Of lot preaching
Christ, and many reputation has been made
y TIE credit 81 preaching Him, when there
ofherr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

In the matter Of the Estate Of His Ate High
ness. Nstzio kekaanaoa. deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the
IN undersigned. Administrator Of the above
named Estate. To the Creditors u. and all per
sons having claims against said deceased. 10
exhibit the same. with the accessory vouchers
daily aathenticAfei. whether secured ~ mort
gage or otherwise. within six months arom the
date Of publication Of this notice. T. the I'M
derSigned, At his sfaee IN the GoveFnulent
Building, Honolaln, and Il not 50 presented.
they shall be forever barred.
mo. 0. D0MTNIS,
Administrator Of Estate Of ". KekuAnaoa.
Honolulu. Feb. "a, 1S6q.-S-fw
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
POETRY
WEARY.

Way efEsia<, - wvaryt
Lsugi-< - - dr~a 81 a..
u n.d AZ ~ ID heart. aad 1rsa-y
~ ed srsAe Piir-inass zsh
Wa-y. zo~sa-T ufvsAi8s
Eoras-u razs i rrns fzm ny sisaE,
Fcra vuiss shz- ) kss6.1 q ne rssr.
Esrey-s rhaz - sie uer~ - arizAs-
AAzsa - ss bal On ny s'rvh--I
49, q ~ esatzn br7~- h''ir-
Eorae-v sAat = ~. vas sweet mzsar,
AL hrv- "a. sss seei- sd TAR
Ws4-y. SC vsa<. 4 Sz-a<.
wEnz< hr srnszzraE svrsS.
Fsr suusshiag - love 4ad - 1--we Hs.
And p4-asa-=s sass arr aes - s-sI-
rlrrL - tar-a q t-iaa<,
Ara he 1z-k sr-saaa q e..ss
ri--2 n sr-'ussszg tn ezllsus,
ne biEluvs - mi All e st-iEs.
WssAis< and uaiziaz- ~ saiiy.
Fcr R-ye thar uss s~-ss-se 1af b-st=
Wnsze o.. "a 80 <issfiE,
HtAzr vuzsf bring g1ist aa'l resi-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

ELErrztcrrY.-Dr. PogyiOii reai paper
al late sitting Of the Academy OF Med
kline on Physical and Intellectual Develop-
nsn1 Of Youth by Electricity. he ne
marked that De CS1dolle had quoted ex-
perin1ents to show that vegetation Is much
richer and quicker m its growth when
electrified than otherwiSs- Seeds sub
lacted TO the action Of this fluid would
yield better produce than Others, and il a
shorter time Starting from these data.
Dr.. PSggiOG conceived the idea that
similar action might be proved TO exist in
the animal kiagd0n, and especially la the
case Of young subjects. He informed the
learned body that IN 1853 be had read a
paper TO the Academy Of Sciences, prov
i1g that the energy Of certain localities
might be shown to Dc in proportion 70
the electric Development Of the regions IN
winch they reside and he now tho1ght
himself IN possession Of facts which might
prove highly interesting IN I hygienic.
scientific. and even social point Of view.
he could addnee FIVE instances Of children.
varying between the ages Of four and six
teea. and having all attained remarkable
development, both in a PHYSICAL and sn
intellectual sense Among these there
was child. xho might be considered
phenomenon Of defoCmity and stupidity.
and that. under the indge1ee Of eleetri-
city. grew three eentimetres IL single
month. and has since been always first
instead Of last. in his class. From this
Dr. Poggioh eouclsdes that the electric
fluid exercises direct influence over the
physical aud iutsIlectual development Of
young subjects and be proposes that. by
way Of experiment. the si1 last pupils Of
each class be taken IN a lyeeum or college.
and subjected to his electrical treatment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

SHY prospectus - Fo1 Eo1Id 1sa-h
Ea-r1ne- and Z y1E hear ny mar promise
more tn11 nTe pr cE1k f1r dad mousF.
eaton p To1r Pcekets ard ell the poke
pcekets7 they ~ down a 60u.e azd drzz :
P-uspsEtus-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
FOR SALE CHEAP!

A NEW BOILER, Of 10 sorse-pou
n e. With s0npisfs axiaes. nar7ansed nss
a1d Fiih al ibs latsst fmproFemsnts, % b
hsd e lo4 fzure- For sale ty
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

TIE PROTECTION % Trade NARKs.-Oue
Of the principal objects Of the eougress Of
German merchants that viii shortly be held
AZ Berlin Is to take some serious steps 10 OBJ
rain legal protection for trade marks, in
which such an extensive abuse is now carried
on 20 the szbTersi0u Of al morality and
honorable feeling The agitation that Is now
going on was initiated By the Chamber Of
Commerce AZ Dusseldorf on the Rhine. which
4 long While ago sent IN i petition 70 the
PrussSan Government PRAYING for protection
for trade marks, but met with direct re-
fUsaL Since then the Chamber OF Com
HIercs. iar from considering the ministerial
decision A. final, rzdo1bied its efforts, and
placed Itself in comm unieatiOu with other
chambers Of cOnlmerce, trading corporations,
and other eoumereial associations and rep
reSe1raEives Of the industrial classes in Ger
ul4By, Francs, England, Switzerland. and
America, where the idea ofiatsruariOnal pro-
lection Tor trade ularzs WAS well received
and met such eneo fragment a. TO induce
them 10 proceed OF course SAYS the GrUcsF.
perfect Success can only be obtained BY in
terBarional agreement and binding eouveI-
tlOG between the contracting governments.
and Il Is principally 70 elicit an expression OF
sympathy and PCT ! little gentle pressure on
TIE Prussial Ministry 10 take the iuitiatOry
steps IN Opening diplomatic negotiations
thai the subject viii be bruG-ht forward and
warmly supported az the approaching con
greSs AZ Berlin We heartily wish them the
ui1st perfect and speedy success
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
LEGAL NOTICES.


In the matter cf the prof of the viii 81 Silas
P. Martin. deceasca.
DROPER application having been
Il made to tie Honorable y. W. Austin.
Jsstiee cf the Sspreme Court. ~ Vim. l..
Green. fer Probate Ct the win II Siiss 2. Mar
Tin. LATE master Of the ship Robert Z. Lane.
and late deceased in Honolula. Netice l.
hereby gircn 70 al persons whom Il laay con-
eerns that FRIDAY. the 18th day II February
next. at 10 e'elcek IN the forenoon. l. day
and hour appointed Tor hearing prof Of said
viii. and all objections that may es oetred
thereto. Al the Court Heusc. in The town Of
Honolulu
l. NccULLY.
Clerk of Supreme Court.
Honolulu. Fee. I'd. iS6a.-S-2t