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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ......................Aprl IA
NIEARRn

PORT OF sBw.YORK................... IA
CLEARED.
Portland; knox, Philadelphia W. Gannett heLoagh
sbip"EIessOr PeDdl.ton St John, NIB.
Bais-Acedo versaa Crondt; W. Van Name, Craig HavreI
San Giovanni DeuarGo Goueesteri lHea Ra BreDen hsasss
Brs.~eoues.tsr M.rmau M.an,,s Alpha. Cr.ig Thsoaii
MessenseT MeCnIy Kingston Jam. W
sehrs-chsGpIoO FARRELL Insgua, Julia Decker Dunon H.rOor
Isud O. NJ Nsus RuAnd Ponce p K; NJ Brooks Jones' Jack
lOayls
ARRIVED.
Steamship Manhattan wOoJhul Charleston, mcse and
Steamship Neptune Baker Boston nose and pass
Ship Orion, Hoibrook Philadelphia 80 beGrs, ballast
BARK Dsnco wilkins DasnOs Feb H. hides aud wool Sailed
With bark Lbed aud Isabel sor NesioL 4PnI 10 81 Bs,'
brY & G. Rsdman, for Nes.York. loaind
BARK ROsaia. Jseearno, Trieste g. days, fruit
Bari ATLANTA Hogeman, Bremen ~ lntse and pass
Bark Norton StOyer sIoJer, LONDON q days. mdse
Bar. w NoE9Ss. b p n.fss nr Martinique a & 's S
S T V D,re a Sss,s z ~ Ia o. sa.
SeSr maiania Eeisurris w.ntsorA S. 10 days plaster
DOMESTIC PORTS.
aosroy April ieArrved steamship Tar from Liverpool; ship
Rsyusrd from Ss'annah' bng Thomson Philadelphia ehr
Lady Woodbury. aud yie1sourge from SsSloIk 1.,., -,
Nancy Cardiff bark Amazon from Rio brig Eclipse, from
MlylgaeL Passed out seh Adiie COieT for hA'AhiAI
FOREIGN PORTS.
ousESsrows April l9The lumsn steamship City Of Cork, from
Loypos April l9Tbe steamship ATLANTA from NsvYork arrived
at this port DAY before ye'tstAy.
DISASTERS.
Capt welsh Of the brig ragOO maxi. The following report; Ls
s i the ltb d1dns teay, gale ron the NJ hs
is on the 18th lat 3ll5 Tt f the bg BRIDE Capt.
Mn,as r NewlOrk Who took OF aud bFoaght
th, Por The P.ng'S was Sa a, k.so,.a Ne was u .a,s Old
cargo consisting oi O hbd and " ieEess uoAssss consigned 70
order.
Bark Amon. from carsnas for ksSiOl With less Of spa aud
,als, April q, OF Sombrero.
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pASSENcFRS APRLHED

vRoM CHARBLsToSIu sieamsLIp Manhattan; April lsw B.
Jonsn Johoson John johnson Misses Mary Johnson Cara
johnson Belle Johnson aud Vsnna johnson h
Cr,uy and child W. w. TAyr Charles Livingston, George hon
Andrew Mofe Carter aud wife, j. A. Carer Mn Golfer MIS-
Bepan Thomas g. H. Prince ane LADY, Henry Besef Miss
Pinckney o. Tedmsn A. Johnson D. Lenhsl Upper, Ma
H. Lyman Mrs LeonhAi AID ed krS G. Spsrry hrs Wheeler
Rev Tsloc W. Lyon. Hrs Rogers Mss Lime Hob
G. C. Tracy r. Freeman, Mr. Post and wife, Joass and
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS. ~

- NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.
Captains Pae arriving AZ this port are reqaestd
addressed the NeHlOr Associated Press only 70
persons exhibiting authority Of W. Smonten General
Agent News packages the Journal Of Commerce. Te Tksuss
World Express Evening Post Commercial AfDsrtistr Stddts
zsxao YORKER Journal and Sc fOr DeokraI shoGh A1s
BE- delivered only 70 the sane psroaA
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Sort -Wlmnnns Hutits.
srArH OF Nkv.ToRE,

srArH NkvYoRE,
PoRr-wLRpkSs oYFIoK. No. - Winian.st
NOTICE Ia hereby given, in accordance with
Section q The Ae passed AgT "a 1857 ssaasd A As,s
interested having Of the subject matter Of nqey.
that the following undef
the Pon WAeus and that the said EXAMINATIONS viii
completed within succeeding this notice. board Aa
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ROHr, WATEKTOws OGDESssrRGH RALRoADl
VICE PRKaD sNI's OFTICE No. " (OLege-plAce, 4
NEw.ioAk. April Is, 1869.
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS.-Th Board
~ Of Directors give Of their ueron - NCRhAsB he CAP
TAL STOCK The COMPANY the already authorized h a
Tote stockholders The TO Be oar Tor SAFE to Nock
bers record closing Jane Crcu notee
will te mattel stating conditions sc - 81 whose address
lgovr receiving the by M July v please send their
MAkCELIrS Massey, Vice Pret't
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Il 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD, James-slip.
i s.O /, M Mall Train for Gussspsrt
1000 a m, Eonhper, HaBnnf,sn, sha Glen Cere
SEQ D a. EIprsss. h,srhssd. at, -.
400 . n, eorthport Hausugton, ana olea Cove
$50 D n usdsls. and WAY sahon, - r. ,,v =,
An train, connect with branch 70 Hampstead sUFpAi inAiH
"A wv ''"''''' D. sAggoN sygaAiQGs,as
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L III II. 5...a.s DICTATOR
AND
CITY POINT.
OF 1000 TUss ZACH,
EVlRY IUEsDAT and SATURDAY EVkNEes At Ssssh
aAsr arHy, svnF tsfork Aad AMER We Arrival
Of ih. kOrA.rs Railroad Msia. sons sos,'n.
MORGAN Co 10 Is B,'.dvay,
... 1850. Agess Side Wheel s,samsrA
n. ,sor, steamer, u,A At Savannah Ca going .sd r..ssE
EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT;
PIN Ts ss Sf SsSs s,,, LIE a,s
dEh @AsAsGTos.. 0sger....... SATURDAY. April "a
CORTRS SATURDAY, Mar
v,.i,S .ai.n Tor g. Los, Mobile Galveston rsssA
fsr P,.as. tir,, and ,tscDs sl.,,l Ir,igh. yply
NATIONAL LINE~-The steamship FRANCE,
GIsA FORBES SATURDAY. April a. tom Pier Ne a. sOrA
Ps..r. TO Liverpool or ss.nown bn 500 and eTs s..r.s
eO saresey. 6ssuEs skss fom i'erpooT,or ussneva e
'D''''' '',Y :. ~ r. ". j. HURST K.u,r,r
CTEAM 70 GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
~ THE ANCHOR LINE.
kVsrs CIdtos pasnssr slsanss htssdsd 'a a. follows
,nrr, x h9. fI"so IS North svs5 m1 o'clock s'"a
coIussA .........ay poaAY. .........aya
RATS or PASSAGE. PAYABLk IN CURRSSCii
Cabins 10 LtyERPOOl. GLASGOW. Or DERRY, tsOsad SIS
knsurson tickets good Tor ~ month"; $3.50
sissrtSs 70 Glssgou or Derry, ESQ Iusslmsdiais, sN
Prtpsd CsrshsAtss hon thess ports s3T
Passenger beeAst and from Hamburg Ba's Rotterdam Antwerp
be, at very ow rates
Dns i,.ssd PAYABLE any bank Great Bhs and Ireland
For hh' Information app "a thu Steamer foot OF DsJt or
'''''' '''i hEspkasQs .Qag%0'- -
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CARD.


Uudsr She ttaa Of Ls1rve Proeaeags vas roAo cay,
arc that Mt Lswres Of Assembly from re Seoohu
Of wes,ehesier County had asked for Tie Apon'nr'0
mite. Of the Lessstsre the sIDeaso Of ihe e' % oue u'
= ,,A., "a ,.,. ttto The q the Weseh-,tes county
Nuius Insurance Company a. New Rochelle ibe one,s @
$500, $500, N taroufh Investigation berg male az fRtrs
gsi, m,pss,nsvt Of lbe Instruction resDeae, Contee VII 70
TIE attention -let aesi'c aOl
e, viii oU make sfn rr"t on te e9naen OF ne OonP ~
cheap o. adYesi9g w.
~ Company h
~ hsnpsps 70 be vel NJ Lawrence no ago
s ~ b friends their candidate s The oh o. M
rS. Of be own of EstI Chester opposition 20 Ar Lawrence we
Mesge " AN bly, matter IN Which oe 'o
eany eaesn SHotger bet 70 NJ Ctsio,d o
b. arrAhisbe aiaeA
he COMPANY TIE trne Of Ne Comrauyt
Adm nav be gathered following report 70 tie Insurance Ds
a A.tADy. Jasosy l. 1867:
Total sssets Of the r. fs3 n
b6.....
Losses AMI tSperses dlog The iear....''''''' 90 s
Toe exhibit shows correspouciug gu and soh v a
tpvstgto TIE pua al large iesru ercy DO" Ds ~
chester Mgua Company stands thsneAy
Of he iog the sak upon i Is PArH~v eF'
the 0beTs geBeEallJ uudetsoot. .,,,D
President Of W. C. NJ J. Co. #.
~ n.h.l nm. Lu.iL lnl -
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EAIOSAL SAviNBs BANK - hhFrLlNs
WHEKLfSs March - 1873
% THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR
EAIioSAL saw "

ITO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR
4 REECY. wa.h.rrion H. G.: ...-.......
sR: hereby cfsd Ia pursuance Of Section q ~ tie Al OF
Congress entitled 40 Act provide Eso lurfsue seosd ~ a
edge and provide for t rcGon and .
aemTon threat June 1864 that eu ~ The ttoeE
boders NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK or WHEELING osst
IN the Of West duly pot fe5 be pIf
su Of AssactoHo said Biuf ~ tie oR' OF
Association Wbeeg Aforesaid tae 7ih dt OF Jt9' l'
voted b tie Shir,boleo SAT- Aiotsu owning more ihsu
;vOes VI m stock that said Aoeuol 80 ia'o hqtsahoa nd o.
/ closed . ....
sEI or BK Ii testimony Ntertet hsr. ~ iastfnton
Board Of Directors Of td AoeAo1, hereto suosenbed
th s Of sad Aisoesiou at Nheeng Aforesaid he
Gay and year above written = T. blLDhhil, Nftret
NOTICE.-TAe NATIONAL SAVINGS RANK OF WHEELING.
the Congress entitled Az Act = provide Ma
Carrsny peoge Of rIe States Bonds and n
tho circulation rdsmptss thereof approved Jus 4
81 Wheeling the State 81 West Ygis 10 csag 10
sg All holders aud other creditors Of s Association
therefore hereby nssd 10 present the sd other tsms iga
the Asocisi0n for JAymeDt s. J. HlLDRkIH, CastisE
Dated March p 1869
NATIONAL BANK of NORTH AMERICA Of
~ HBWI oRKSOTCR IS EERKBI GIVEN that vote Aa hceu
has resolved By resolution 81 TIE Shareholders
wothrt AID upSsrd Of The sci that this Association 20 e
LIQUIDATION and BIZ CLOSBDi aud Ist ne 0GIuOn 10 closing
Up Afairs accordingly.
Of the and oil other creditors thereof
hereby Bote present said notes aud other claims ghs' iae
AGocst6B for pay lie Bank Once No ~ Wst IN the CT
ofNew.fork By order Of the Bod o preeosDatel hssioA
Aptl Is, 1919 Jk0 J. DONALDSON frssdsrt
Tbs Bank rsOrganisd state In,eIos AID j. ee9larng
buIiuess as usual.
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A REGULAR BULLETIN Of the KElTiS-
IN TRRBD POLICIES Of the NORTH AhflSh ~ rs bNHSh
ANCE COMPANY VII Published every TlbSDAl hOhNinS
Those bulletins she aouu u he Registered Peces ana s
spouut OF the Securities pegri and In possession OF the STATE OF
Eesios tboagh he Insurance pePem sn % Iy AN v
NEFEIY BILLETIN OF THE kEGISTEkhD POLICIES OF THE
NORTH AMERICA LIE INSURANCE co. OF hbW,lohh;
-'V-' MONDAY. April - lSCQ
insured. y l4tVeO 70
Deposit required by aW......'''s''''''''''' ts.soS ~
Actual smount dep0s'tsd. 9z9!1g "
CSty and County Of Ntr-lOTk, -:
The above true statement u Registered Policy AecoHn' o. The
Nom Life Company the mOruing Of Monday 18Th
AP" n. D. MORGAN. President
Sworn to before me this 18th DAY ofAprl, let9
SIMEON r Notary Pnhlie.
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Sisznbsats ars HaiIroHSsi
D>EOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY.
II THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT RIVER
- STEAMERS IN TIE WORLD.


AEU nosT AiasSEsr RIVER
VIE ST. sT JOHN BREW A TaE D E3RI kcHxosD
On. Of sboss steamers v leave Pier No North RIVER EVERY
~ sa11. .i'fis az. s: ss atI Ra ES's
,Ssa d: .V %. sd E Ss'i sS . To- ca. .. /. o
:S &: s sSaI ' GSp sst' checked to " destination
CAFETY, 81 Fed, and COMFORT.
wo.c,,r,, p,ruxeN HTcHBgRe. MiHUA, LOWELL CON
CORD iFTfR NE9lArE PolsTs
CRY III i', Of bc:Fos CRY Or hEwYoRk
leave S'i'fi Sl; ,i ssf a!: 4 oSs'"p".
.,,.s,, With yof s..Hses E1p.. rr,, from
.sTs x. s: 81; 1a T.'::;; R .nf ":
's' taken at the 'T'" I,' rG: SSsT is Pier
For BOSTON, via .I NEWPORT and FALL
..1i OLD FALL RIVER LINE,
70 cpD HA n
Fare and sisisA. a. To-. as b. any oihs has
Leaves Pier No 2s R. foot Of asTsy't daily Sundays
By nj, passenger from Newport ats. n and
as: sf:G = ss': s Is:
s,' .'a AM: ss''ss : ~ i LII 1s:s
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT
4
So Day Irprss, Mf Rochester Bafe Dankfk csrsand
Cinsianai. aud all points West an Sout1
e10a Way Tfafr daily for OFsle and Intern a stsusns
1890 ESpTsss Nail for buaao Dankrk CaVsAzd Cinsnnsd
and all points West and South. 49,. - .
3)o Way rratn for bafsSwn and n!srnsdiie stations
,.d .,sno.s rs. II Tsrn.r. C.lp. of5rd 70 Ns.S wlss
NOEtgomsy, UnionVls, and Port JsuiL ... .... ..r
$50 Way NOD, for sufen nd iriernstisis ititi0ua
500 Way 7ratn for suasp and iBlsnnsdilts stahOnL
$50 Night Rrrss daily for AL poiEts Wet and soah ny
this ha coaches will Through Bufs0 Resssi cis's
land and Cineinn.t .hout sb,nEs
sco p. IN. Bp.,grani fTain, daily, for ihs Wsit
Also Way Ts Rath-od PsrE Passie tnd sssrsa Wv
and s:lS II ltS s45 Aae ll;oe m On "Ases
y Bgh1 TAssssr Train l2oO Tor saksra ana h's~sa1
stailOnA
suxpAr TxlHt-s:D I. n Way Trss ONivns, Les N o
Pstsrsoui SO EsM Errs. fer Roshesser Bss.o Dunlff
csvsAud Cincinnati su all points West ard South $500 Eni
Tsui .Aa " Train; IL for Patterson ,nd POrJ.IA MI,
Rrprsss Trains accompanied by and improved Day and Eih
CosAs through Buf Rosher DsEtf ClsvsaBd and Gin
nah ssoa change and 10 dsss sossseu0a with a, s0uiasa ana
Wsstsrn Lines .
Tickets bs obss. ssd oris for The checking and .r.1
DO len at the Copinys ogeRol al Gf (serns
TSsnihdt and 40 Dsae.sy pspt sS Of Chanbsrtsi, New
80 H. RIDDLE, esasrsi suyt
VIZ BAaE, General Pass Agent
n NrrN III r. n N n
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c5gt ~ IIGTA .YAGazJr TTJm1'
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Grim St,zmtrs.


L V GMf : STATES 40 BAIL sTEia.n5, cohrsh
Regular s vi. si; ' s:sf = a. a. sss
EyTs ASEH ec. e Sew rn j.. I.
rse.. al '.t'.. aa. .d cal u.s., n'sS
's''s'H''" A' VI l siS:siI5s NJ. s.ra.es...
FOR CHARLESTON ard FL0R I'll ,as PoR LIZ
Pasrs r, we ocE%ooD on SATURDAY Apn IT,
a,,O r .,ilns ron psr No. 5. North RIVER
sPPsas "a Biz q .dlns an ss.:
soth Southwest with The so0A cafsnn' As
~ ~ sTRsscS i BY Ths LINE oxEHAtE PER CENT
I'' hfsEf " s6aS ss "a CO. as.
FOR LIVERPOOL aud QUEENSTOWN
I1m,a In. Mail Steamers ' iRESl9i,f n ' 10
CRY o. tsr%EkP .,.,,..... xpm
si q aAScatSEEs; .s, TgEs 48i,6s .. p.
''''' RATES OF PASSAGE
BIT TEE NAIL srEAsER fAILSs svrJ uruHDAh
FIRST cABiS.......... slc sTEERAeE .;......."."sn
To R R:@ Il; 7: Eo9aon. y
Tu1.OlI srrAnrs nILyiL
,r.sr I rIa1s IN GOLD srKgs. nsL. 'HHf'eH
T. T. s. Js5a. NJ, 81 =. 10 st. Jssa: HG} -
ra stls;l s'ss sgsrd. uu H.nss DS.a
at; Tiss:. can bought ss AZ nod.rss. @ BY person. ~Alass
f"' i4i'ne' Jo%S T. 3 DALE Agent Bo.ar
ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 FkA fdsSisrs Wan.
HE SS skEnkzS aSD aa1kE cia
The sDsse vessel. on this .vor.. the Continent WIN sail
ron 10 50 Sof.S Ri,sl fSIoT.: ,,rr,n.r Ma, u
TEssRg Dashssne 'sssr1RDAY MAJ IS
ST. L.gRESr sATgEDay Nay Ma.
~ RATES s eF 'i PassiGi in COLD asdHt
70 PaRs Ss sAyEE.Er., S, u i's s '''
Ira. steamers do NOT carry Storage pa
] :i t e e f s:'' .ss Ss :;
Eo.b. snd GEO MAckESzE Agent No 50 Broadway
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN
Prom Pier Nc. IS River "WEDNESDAY
NEBRASKA, 1857 tarS............-,Aprl 81. stlrm
MANHATTAN, 2,seS tuuI.........".Apdl@ rs. Gtpa
IDAHO tnswl. 1900 Fundamentally s1ipn
MINNESOTA, 2s6S fundamentally H. q. 3P N
NEVADA, 3,l2s fundamentally 49, at I7n-
CABIN .(Goh) $50
grEkRIsE................ .(Cunsng). ga
saloou and State Rooms al on Deck.
| s,..r,rs Passage oseo. No 20 Broadway.
For freight or cabin passage, ,Ppy 10
WILLIAMS euIos, No n wLlst
| CTEAM TO ANTWERP-lNbiAN LINE
- CITY OF LIMERICK................hsy l.
CRY or DUBLIS.........."...."
And monthly tOr0UGAGa ,t sRs '; "S P,ss,eK,
8 :",,:.:y s sAsgs 81:
''' "i'N" ''''''' jGaS O. DALE As.s. No Is p,e.a..
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
.r,sr vi. M from tie Bremen Pier. foot Il
'-'''''~ A'' en- THURSDAY. Aprin.
snEnEr VIA sogTaAMrTos.
LONDON HAvRE so1THAmefos .ad sREnEs til. Believing
- s e; f; a.sis:::::::::::::::
Third Csoin,:......'...'.'''''''''''.. ~
b %ST:s !; the steamship wESER Capt w'nf' "
PSr fIssa Or pi.,s. apply to oELRcHs Co Ne sro.a
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MONDAYS WEATHER REPORTS . N

MINIATURE ALMANAC
5III Sun es4| Moon see..''' i'9i
WATER
Sandy Hook. l:49 Cows aBd.. 2:ss Hel Gsta. $40
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hundred a q
The Capital OF Maui.

JUDGE HARTwELL, Attorney General Phillips
and several members of the bar, left town on
Monday last, to hold the December term of Court
ut Lahaina, which, since the establishment of jul
dlcial circuits, has had the honor of entertaining
the members of the Court. In former years the
6. entertaining was done in a creditable manner;
but of late years it has been next to impossible
for strangers to find even sufficient conveniences
to render the %sojourn there endurable. We have
before us q letter from u gentleman who was COM
PEELED to attend Court there, who gives any thing
but n pleasant account of his experiences in the
Chinese coffee shops and lodging houses during
the term of Court.
Now it is well known that n large proportion
of the business of the Court, rs well as three
fourths of the jurymen come from /" the other
side " of the mountain. They are thus put to the
inconvenience of q long and tedious journey from
home, and the still greater objection of putting
up with lodging accommodations hardly fit
for an animal. The question arises, will it not
be for the interest of Maui to have the judicial
seat removed from Laliaina to the more central
village Of Waikiki, which is easily accessible from
al points, and offers, in the large foreign popula-
ton of the district in and around it, every con-
venience for strangers?
Five sugar plantations are located near Wal
luku, while five or six more are in view from
it ON the opposite mountain of Haleakala. Fully
four-Gfths of the fore'sn and native population
also reside beyond the West Maui mountain. 10
take three-fourths, of the jurymen-generally the
most intelligent mechanics, farmers, and planters,
whose services are always much needed on the
- =. Al - ..~.co
them for two weeks, twice or three times a year, to
n remote corner of the island, where they can with
difficulty communicate with their business, is GER
tainly an annoying if not unjust regulation, when
it can SO easily be changed as to accommodate all.
We think we utter the sentiments of a large
majority of the people of Maui, when we suggest
that the Legislature order the Court sessions Of
that island to be held at n more central and
accessible point, and We know of none more 30
than Waikiki.
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MEMORANDA.

REpoHr 90 Carr. HAnwos, % bark AfgeHa, Of New
Work, IRON, Balttmorc 90 San Francisco, with cargo % euaI
saAed from Bauimors June 18th. and enpes 10Th. Encpun-
tered heavy weather OF River Plate, AMI terrible gales OF
Cape horn, and mp Tn - = with high ssa- AIaost q continued
ralr nr 20 days rum SW round % W by ". Received dam
age, split sails. washed away cut water, and egurr-head.
Carried away main and bre channels. starting chain bolts,
eausing ne ship In Ieak 90 as Co keep constant pumping.
Heavy sen Stove bulwarks, hatch house and EATS Aftcr get
ting through with Cape Horn weather, ! repaired damages .
hapci On hnd moderate weather in the North Pacific, but 60
my diaappointmeut . hlund heavy gales fruu Nov. 2Dth % gTth.
The hfst part - q ! could carry some sal, AMI ftehcl within
100 mles % the Fareionss, whom "a came so hart had % hcaye
tot split sails. stpve haisarks. AMI Erecastr donrs, ship
baking bal about chain bots and channels. Nov. 9th,
mosisrstest a lew hours > az : y 10 a terrible gale FROM NV,
with narinus squalls. heavy seas making q beach over the
deck, spht forrtop-aiL. 2sth, earrei away b.bsfays, ruadrr
hrscs ooac on sturn post, and one bolt tnnc from "a. Naintop-
snl giving away, crew exhausted, and every Appearance 81
another WEEKS gale. Ansr mature elaboration ~ : ?. No. of
Nov. 18th, then heine IN hat. % ". long lbs 70 W, put ship
bsf,rv the wtnf ts try ard reach TIE nost available port fr
safety % ship crew and cargo. 1nth. vim underwriting. anil
ennuuge ssteriy which made q Eair wind Er the sandwich IL-
snds, which Z dccthsd 10 run On. Dee. N. m noor. male sE
point sf Oahn. Hove 90 fr the night on Diamond Head . az
10 A V. GA thc f2th anchored in Houolula harbor -sgnnstfs
DUN.
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say. the p~relates of Republican America and
freedom-loving Britain are reported to be, al
most without exception, ultramontane m their
opinions!
1t remains to be seen what will be the result
OF tins great Council of priests,-whether 1t will
rise to the spirit of the age, discarding the vain
dream of iniallibility and priestly power, and
fulfill the church's true mission Of benevolence,
holy charity and love; or on the contrary, con-
tinue to defy the conscience and the liberal
instincts Of mankind. Should the latter course
be adopted, as would seem probable, then the
Judgment OF history will be evoked against
Rome, and her feeble malice will find in
tumid bulls and UNDECIDED mandates a harmless
vent. The day has long since passed away when
the world trembled at the thunders of the Vatican,
The present will be the fourteenth general
Council Of the Romish Church. The following
is a chronological list of all the Councils, up to
the last and most famous one of Trent. three
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Discontented.

The San Francisco Bulletin of q late date, says
that IS Mr.. Vincent Collyer special Indian Com
missioner for Alaska tribes, who arrived from
Alaska and British Columbia this morning, car
ries with him a petition, signed by forty proml-
nent business men and firms Of Victoria, addressed
to President Grant, praying for the annexation OF
British Columbia to the United States. Another
petition Of similar import is to be forwarded to
the Queen. The petition is very strongly worded,
setting forth with much force and cogency of rea-
soning the isolated and helpless condition of the
colony, and the imperative necessity for forming
a political alliance with it's powerful and more
prosperous neighbor. Mr.. Collyer represents the
feeling in favor of annexation as having received a
new impulse from the recent note of Earl Gran
vile, urging the British Columbians to affiliate
with the Canadian Dominion. This they regard
as little less than insulting, as it would increase
their burdens without afording them either po-
litical protection or material relief. MIR. Collyer
is on his way TO Washington, and has promised
to present the petition in person to the President
with a statement of what seems to be the prevail
ing sentiment of the people,"
In one of our Eastern exchanges, we find an
article which shows that the Dominion of Canada
is having trouble with one of its annexed proyin-
ces. 1t seems that the Hudson Bay Territory has
been recently given by Great Britain to the Do
minion. Now the news comes that this territory
won't be annexed, and the people along the Red
River country, mostly French. have risen in open
rebellion against Gov. McDougall, who was sent
out to establish the authority of the Dominion
over the newly-annexed territory. His party
was met by the Red River colonists mounted and
armed, politely escorted beyond the frontier, and
told that if they returned, it would be at their peril.
Gov. McDougall was, at last accounts, ~encamped
in Dakota Territory, waiting events. Meantime
the insurgents have organized a Provisional Gov
ernment after the American fashion, with a Leg
~islature, chosen by the people, a Homestead Act,
etc. 1t is said that Gov. McDougall will apply
to the Canadian Government for troops, and al
Washington for authority to pass them through
the Northwestern States. General dissatisfaction
seems to pervade the people of British America,
in regard to the present political, social and COM
mercial situation, and it is not improbable that
this dissatisfaction will increase till some terms Of
annexation to the United States are adopted.
e Do not forget to look in at the Good Templars
Hall next Tuesday evening. when the " Lodge q
Adams s. Wilder will be in full operation.