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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29


week, to consider the present critical condition
Of public affairs in Ireland. with the state Of
the island generally. 1t was resolved to pro-
claim the County Tipperary, Province of Mum
ster, and county and city Of Londonderry, in
Ulster, as being in state Of insurrection. as
described in late act Of Parliament providing
therefor, and so empowering them TO act that
five thousand additional troops be Immediately
despatched to Ireland, raising the total forcs
of the regular army there TO about thirty
thousand men, This is to meet the emergen-
cy at present. On the assembling Of Parlia-
ment. on the 10th OF January, bill viii be
Immediately introduced to empower the Gov
eminent to suspend the ka5eas corpus in
ireland by Executive order, not waiting for
an act of the Legislature, when deemed ne
cessary for public safety to do so.
News from Pekin says the Treaty between
Great Britain and China, negotiated By Bur-
lingame has been ratified By the Chinese
Government.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29
SAILED.

Dec Pam schr Flying Dart, Bannister, for Tahiti
Schr Prince, for Hawaii.
Schr KamOi. for Maui
Schr Kamaile for Mookai.
Am bk W Seaver, Beaney, for San Fran
cisco.
Am VIII bk Awashonks, Norton, for Cruise
Am VIII bk Rowland, Whelden, for Cruise
24-Am VII ok Hercules, Mckenzie for Cruise.
Am VIII blk Aurora, Barnes, for Cruise
Am ship Magnet, Crosby for New Bedford.
25-Haw VIII BIZ Eagle. Phillips, for Cruise,
27-Schr Marilda, for Hawaii.
Schr Mary, for Kauai.
Schr Luka. for Kauai.
Schr Rob Roy, for Koolau.
Am VIII blk Minerva. Allen. for Cruise.
Haw VIII sh Julian, Heppingstone, for Cruise
2S-schr Kinau, for Mani.
Slhr Kam0i for Maui.
Scllr H0kuIele, for Waialua-
Schr John Young for Kauai
Schr Moi Keiki, for Maui
Schr Mary Ellen, for Maui.
Schr Fairy Queen. for Kauai.
Schr Nauuokawai for Maui
Schr Warwick, for Mookai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

LADIES FESTIVAL. The ladies of the
Strangers Friend Society will hold festival
tomorrow Thursday evening, in the base
ment rooms of the Fort Street Church. As
some prejudice exists in the minds Of few,
against this special effort to raise funds,
while the Society has two thousand dollars
at interest, We are requested to make the
following statement to the public: The sum
named has been at interest many years, the
income from it Zone hundred and eighty dol
lars per annum,) having been expended from
time to time for benevolent objects. 1t was
the urgent request of Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Damon, who have been the most efficient and
constant friends of the Society, when leav-
ing for the United States, that this fund be
preserved unbroken, as the surest means to
secure the permanency and efficiency of the
organization. Notwithstanding this, 1t has
been broken into several times, when the
immediate necessities of strangers required
relief but has on each occasion, been made
whole by special efforts among the members
of the Society. And it is held ready 70 be
expended, ia part or ia tohole, whenever the
wants of charity demand it. Only in this
way can the Society carry out the objects of
it's organization, without constantly appear
ing before the public, and seeking aid. Such
a fund is possessed by nearly every benevo-
lent society in Honolulu, and in every such
instance adds to its efficiency.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29
PASSENGERS.

IRON SAN FRANcIsoo per Ethan Allen. Dec H.
Mrs Foplers, Mrs II Dnnell, Rev Boud, Mr. wilcox,
Master Wilcox, Nr Logan, Mr. Burns, Manuel de
Pima, Wooyeno-Kantoc Kami, Meewah-Sukeyee-
gle japanese attendant ] HAny, Lewis. Joseph
George Thos Inch, Manuel de Pima, a 2 Hawaiians-
FROM SAY FRANcIsco per Idaho Dec 2S.-F Mari
netti 4 Wife Miss W II Makee Miss A Desneuf-
boUTg, Miss Mary Phillips, Miss NJ A Cooke, Miss
SHIRT, c Short, G A Archer 4 Wife. II II Cluff 4
Wife. Jas Hawkins 4 Wife. VIM King 4 Wife. A
Holmes J Saunders, Rawson, W Loud. Henry
Thsinpsou W Poster, J Alfonso, d Smith. others.
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At the Court House in Honolulu.
On Thursday, Jan'y 90, 1870,
An "a osrr ocu NOON

All the right, title aud interest Of PRESTON
CUMMINGS, deceased, in and to the following
described real estate, situated In North and
South Kons, in the Island Of Hawaii, 10 wit /;
LOT l. All that portion Of the land Of Wal
punoulu and Kiloa, which lies aboEe or maph9
Of the government road, leading from keofd-
ka, Kona, to Kau, containing 800 acres more
or less. and described in Royal Patent No.
s67. This Is rich and desirable land, suifa-
bic for the cultivation Of sugar cane. coffee,
and Irish potatoes, etc. Except portion Of
wood land it has all been in cultivation. and
is now ready for the pillow; there are two
springs Of water on the tract.
LOT ?. A part Of the lagd Of Honaa. con-
sisting Of about one hundred acres, adjoining
tho land Of Charles Hail, North KonA. and
conveyed by warranty deed from the said
Charles Hall to Preston CnmniHFs. This Is
tract Of land finely situated near the govern
ment road, with a right Of way by deed to the
same Il is all arabic and adapted 10 the eulti-
walton Of coffee or sugar cane
LOT 8. A kuleana in Waipunaulu, deserib-
ed in award Of Land Commission No. e722.
LOT T. The fletcher lot in Kaaualoa, con-
tanning about 66 faihoms.
LOT 5. A kuleana In Knlama 2, described as
apana in award Of Land Commission No.
g740
LOT o. A kuieana in Kalukeiu. described
in Land Commission Award No. 1888, con
tanning Lilo Of an acre; also, kuleana No.
10,750, containing acre.
LOT 7. One house lot in Honounon, oon-
tanning 53-100tks Of an acre.
LOT 8. A kuIeana in Kohauloaiki. consist
ing Of Al acres. described in Royal Patent No.
1868.
LOT .. A kulsansin Kealakakua, described
in Royal Patent No. 1850.
LOT 10. A kuleana known ~ the knleans
Of KeOni, No. 1922
Terms Of Sale. Cash. Any persons desir-
Gus Of information relative TO the above lands
will find the patents, deeds. maps. ETC., With
the undersiged. who viii give all the required
knowledge necessary to understand the nature
Of the title. and the situation and quality Of
the land.
W. C. JONES,
Administrator De Bosis non Of Estate Of
Preston Cunning; deceased.
G, g. BARTON, anet'r.
Honolulu, Nov. u, 1ses.-4s-im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

THE GALK.-The gale which commenced
on Thursday evening last, and blew with
great fury during that night and Friday, was
the most severe that has occurred here
within the memory Of that venerable per-
sonage, "the oldest inhabitant" Fortu-
nately, the shipping in the harbor re-
ceived no material damage, though there
was hardly a ship but which dragged her
moorings- During Thursday night, h. /. R.
A. Ms ship Donau drifted on to the mud
bank at the lee side of the harbor, although
she had ahead, heavy anchor and seventy
fathoms of chain. The brig Koho,a drifted
alongside OF the new bullock wharf; the
LoreRzO, though supposed to be securely
moored, dragged so as to present, in the
morning, her broadside to the town, instead
of her bow as before; the bark Cambridge,
which vessel had been moored to the Can
Buoy 10 the harbor, drifted to leeward, taking
the buoy with her some twenty or thirty
fathoms- The positions of other vessels were
changed, more or less. There is no doubt
tnat II our maroon nao Oeen as iuli OF snip
ping as it was a few weeks ago, the
damage would have been most serious
Among the incidents of the night, was the
adventures of three of our citizens, who,
feeling anxious for the safety of some yes
sells lying in the harbor, in which they were
interested. went on board 70 see if the
"ground tacklings" were all right. After
satisfying themselves in this regard, they
returning on shore They found, however,
that it impossible for the boat boys to make
Roadway against the violent wind, and
were Obliged, reluctantly, TO seek shelter on
board Of friendly whalcrs where they passed
not oFer-pleasant night, being sware that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Dec 22-Schr Luka, I'm Kauai.
Schr Hattie, I'm Kauai.
schr Hokulele FIN Mookai.
23-schr Moi Keiki, I'm Maui.
schr Mary, I'm Kauai.
schr Rob Roy, FIN Koolau.
Schr Mary Ellen. fun Maui.
Sip Live Yankee fm Koolau.
24-Schr Mannokawa FIN Maui.
Schr Kinau, I'm Maui.
25-Schr Kamoi. I'm sea in distress.
Schr Nettie Merrill, FIN Maui.
schr Fairy Queen, fin Kauai.
Sohr Konn Pncket, fun Hawaii.
26-Sc.r Lilu fa Waialua.
Schr Warwick, fun Mookai.
gam bk Ethan Allen Snow, q days FIN San
Francisco.
Schr Isabella from Hawaii
2s-Am blk Comet, Fuller, Is days I'm San Fran
cisco.
Am stmr Idaho, Floyd, IL days fun San
francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

INsTALLATIoN.-The Officers of Hawaiian
Lodge No. 81 F. q A. NJ, for the ensuing
year, were installed on Monday evening last,
by the installing officer P. NJ, C. S. Barlow.
The following is a list of the officers:
W. NJ, A. F. Judd; S. W., Geo. Williams;
]. W., John Neil; Treasurer, F. A. Schaefer !;
see'y, C. T. Gulick; s. D., VIM. johnson !;
]. D., J. h. Harrison; Stewards, NJ. Louison
and E. strehz; Tyler, S. NJ. Carter; Marshal,
W. r. Seal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

On Thursday morning, the 2Sd inst, His
ExceIlency the Governor of Oahu, attended
by his staff, and in the afternoon of the
same day, their Excellencies the Ministers,
made official visits TO FL. /. r. A. MS Ship
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

TIE Managers of the Children's Christmas
Festival, at Kawaiahao Church. desire to ex-
press their thanks to the Officers of H. 1. R.
A. NJ. S. Donau, and to the Band of that yes
sci, and also to the citizens of Honolulu, for
their presence and generous encouragement
on the occasion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

We understand that our townsman, DR.. E.
Hoffman,, has been rendered the appointment
of Consul for Austria at this port by H. I.
R. A. NJ. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary, Admiral ron PETE. We con-
graduate him upon this appointment. and be-
lieve no better person could have been selected
to fill the position of Austrian Consul.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

The Idaho. Floyd cOud'r, LEFT Honolulu
Nov 9Th at 4-lo n and arrived at SAP Francisco,
December at 4-l5PM
Returning. leu San Francisco Dec Il at ll-so "
and arrived at Honolulu Dec IS At 1O45A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29
notices.!
u,HE UNDERsIGNED bees mos

TINE UNDERSIGNED begs most
i respectfully to acquaint his numerous
friends, customers, and the public generally,
that he is not yet defunct, or entirely played
out" but is to be found at his residence on
the premises formerly owned by E. Burgess,
on King Street. opposite the old maine Ho-
tel. where be has On hand. quantity of very
CHEAP BARGAINS, in the shape Of
Groceries, Chicken Feed, Dry Goods, &c., &c.
He will be happy, at all times, to wait ON
his friends when he has something rery cheap,
to acquaint them Of the fact, to obtain their
esteemed orders.
A Good Assortment Of FRESH GARDEN
SEEDS on hand and for sale cheap, received
by last trip of the Steamer.
FRESH EGGS FOR SALE.
5O-lm H. FOSBROOKE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

LAHAINA was visited by the gale, though
we do not hear of any damage done, except
to Messrs. Cambell & Tur.on's sugar house,
portion of the verandah and roof of which
was blown off
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29
Information Wanted.

ANY INFORMATION respecting
II JOHN JAMES COLLINS, who left Bris-
tel, England, in September, 1868, on board
the ship E. \. L., which is said to belong to
Honolulu, may be left at the Foreign Office.
The ship was, at that time, on q voyage to
Valparaiso; the young man not being heard
from since leaving, and his family being
an xious about him have requested this inquiry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

TEE Treaty of Peaceand Commerce between
to understand, and copies exchanged, on
Monday last The Austrian Embassy was
graeiOusly received by his Majesty the Mika-
do. and the official announcement of the cir
eumstances will. no doubt, shortly be made
Jepan Hass, 0et. %.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29
GUARDIANS SALE.

WHEREAS, ON the 27th day of
w December. 1869. conditional order of
sale was made by the Hon. a. S. Hartwell,
First Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.
said order to be made absolute on the 18th
day of January, 1870, unless valid objection
shall be made thereto, before the said Justice,
at his Chambers in the Court House in Homo
lulu, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of the said
day, authorizing CHARLES r. BISHOP and
CHARLES KANAINA, Guardians Of the per-
son and estate of II. R. H. WILLIAM c..
LUNALIL0. to sell at public auction the real
estate hereinafter described.
In pursuance of said order. the undersigned
will sell ON the primises in HONOLULU, Isl
and Of Oahu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

o. he Ethan Ailea, Comet and Idals
sec, 900 of coin has been received.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29
At IL o'clock M. on Saturday,

the 22d day of January. 1870, by ADAMS 4
WILDER, Auctioneers. to the highest bidder
for cash, all the right, title, and interest OF
II. R. H. William c. Lunalilo, in and to the
following described parcels of land, TO wit:
A parcel Of land situate in "Pohua." on
KING STREET, opposite the Palace-Land
Com. Award No. 277, containing l rood,
perches; also, parcel of land on QUEEN
STREET, in Aqua" adjoining the premises
of Capt. Powers, Award No. 277, containing
% perches.
Also, at the Court House in LAHAINA,
Maui. on the same day and hour, by PETER
H. TREADWAY, ESQ.,, Auetioneer. to the
highest bidder, for cash, all the right, title
and interest of the said VIM. C. Lunalilo, in
and to the following described parcels Of real
estate, situated in Lahaina;
The Ahupuaa Of Kslimahoe," mostly
taken up in Kuleanas; Knleana in Puunoa,
Award 277. 2 acres, l rood. 10 perches; Ku-
leana in Pakala, Award 277, 3 roods, 10 Plies
Kuleana in Paunau, Award S559B, 2 rood, "a
perehes; Kuleana in Aki, Award s559B, Is
perches.
Deeds at expense of purchasers.
CHARLES r. BISHOP,
CHARLES KANAINA,
Guardians Of Person and Estate Of II. r. H.
VIM. c. Lunalilo.
Honolulu, Deer %, 1S69.-5O-1m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29
European News.

MADRID, Nov 24-The Minister for the
Colonies to-day read in the Cortes the draft
of Constitution for Porto Rico. 1t fOrbids
discussion of propositions for separation
from Spain; proclaims religious liberty;
gives the right of suffrage to all who read
and write, except slaves; places certain re-
strictions on slavery; proelaims that slave
has no rights, and can acquire them only by
emancipation. The question of slavery was
reserved for a subsequent bill.
LONEDoN, Nov. 25.-The completion OF
the Suez Canal is already having the effect of
seriously depreciating freighis to India, Chi
ma. and around the Cape of Good Hope.
LONDON, December 1st.-The Monarch.
with the remains of Peabody, will sail for
America next Wednesday.
LONDON, Nov. %. The sailing Of the
Monarch, with the remains of George Pea
body, has been postponed until Friday De-
cember I'd.
MADRID, Nov. 25-All Republican Depu-
ties who recently left their seats will return
Lext week
PARIS, Nov. 25.-The specie in the Bank OF
France has increased Il, 600, 900 francs for the
week
PARIS, November 29-The session of the
Senate and the Corps Legislatif was opened
with great ceremony by the Emperor. who
delivered the opening speech from the throne.
II was hoped that the Empress might return
in time to take part, but she has not yet
reached Paris. The Emperor said: 4" 1t is
not easy to establish regular and peaceful
liberty in France For months past, society
seemed to be menaced with subrersion by
passions, and freedom to be compromised By
the excuses of the press and Of public assem-
blages. But common sense has already
properly judged these culpable exaggera-
lions, which, affer all, served but to prove
the solidity of the edifee founded by popular
suffrage, but this uncertainty and trouble
must last no longer. The will Of the people
must be made known. France wants liberty
with order. answer for myself. Help me
Mrssieurs, to secure liberty. Between those
who would change all. and those who would
grant nothing, a glorious course may be
chosen.
The Emperor then referred to tine senatus
Consultum Of September last, which be said
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

i KINNEY-In Honolulu, on Sunday even
ing, the 26th inst, ARTHUR HArDEs, infant
son Of J. R. and NJ. D. Kinney, aged 5
months.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29
Administrators Sale!
REAL DSTATE-

DY VIRTUE of an Order OF Sale,
ID made by the Hon. A. s. HARTWELL,
Justice Of the Supreme Court. and dated the
Goth day Of November. A. d. 1869, l shall
seIl nj pthlir Auetfon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29
LOCAL NEWS.

Phases of the Moon for December, 1869.
PREPARED BY CAPT. DANIEL SMITH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

Administrator De Bosfs noH Of Estate Of
Preston Cumings; deceased.
G, g. BARTON, Anet'r.
Honolulu, Nov. u. 1ses.--fs-im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

A LOT Of Superior Wheat, sx CAM
II BRIDGE, for sale low By
zs-4t WALKER 4 ALLEN.
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Departures.
ny WELLS. yARoo AND co.'s L,xu

Dr.. BRONSON REcovERED.-Dr. W. S,
Bronson, Of Virginia, having sufficiently
recovered from the slight injury he re.
ceived a few days since on the Geigel
grade, has returned, and is now ready
to attend to oil professional calls.
THsArRIcAL-John Piper returned
from San Francisco last evening, where
he has been in quest of more talent fol
his Opera House. He did not effect any
engagements, but will return there nexi
week for that purpose.
INFORMATION WANrED.-Nrs. Martha
Hendricks, of Newark, Ohio, wishes to
learn of the present whereabouts Of her
brother, John Tobin, who was in this
State when last heard from, four years
since.
AyrI.CooLIs MEETINa.-See adyer.
tised notice in another column Of the
an .i-Coolie meeting, to be held at The
alter Hall, Gold Hill, this evening. All
interested will attend.
RAILROAD OFFICERS. = At the late
meeting Of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Company, held at Virginia, al
the old officers were reelected.
DIVIDEND DEcLARsD.-Tho Virgins
and Gold Hill Water Company have de-
clared a dividend Of one per cent. fol
August, payable Immediately.
ASSESSMENT LEvIED.-An assessment
| Of SO per share was yesterday levied
on the capital stock Of tho Imperial
Mining Company.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IMPORTANT IN LIFE INsURAScE.-A
man who takes out n life insurance pol
icy, finds it q very simple and easy mat
ter to know whether he can make his
first payment on the same, rs that por-
ton Of the transaction is the subject
immediately present before him. A far
more important point, however, is to be
able to look ahead, and feel q positive
certainty that he ear keep up the regu-
lar payments on the policy throughout
the future time until it natures. Thus
q man taking out o policy in some in
surauce company, paying even hundreds
Of dollars down at the time, might be-
fore the time for the next payment ma
lures, be overtaken by adversely, and so
be totally unable 10 cash up, therefore
losing his policy, together with all the
money he has paid in. In case, how
ever, he were insured in the New Eng
land Mutual, whose advertisement can
be seen in another column, or any simi-
lar company whose policies are all non.
forfeitable by law, he would still be all
right, and be given q chance to reeu'
perate aud make his policy good, or else
he could have a paid up policy repre-.
senting the amount he had paid in. Ia
illustration, We refer to tho card of ET'
erson L Haiues, in another column, rep.
resentiug the case Of Mr.. Miller, recently
deceased, whose policy, $4,000, is or
dered paid, although he had not.
through embarrassment or neglect, paid
his las. premium, due seven months
before he died. Another case, person
ally coguizant 10 US, is that Of a printer
who took out q policy in a certain in,
surancc company, paying 500 in GOLD
coin as his first premium, but when thu
time for his second payment arrived be
was out of a job, and the requisite eoln
therefore his policy was irredeemabl,
forfeited to the company, and no wa
out aud injured 800 worth. We have
nothing further to add. A sword Il
the wise" is sufficient.
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LOOK HERE! READ THIs!-S. Haas &
Co., the pioneer clothing firm Of Gold Hill
and Virginia, are in full receipt of the very
latest fall styles Of fine clothing, business
suits, and gents furnishing goods Of every
description, from the best and most popular
manufacturers in the East, which they are
selling CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAP
EST. Their extensive stock is composed OF
the best material, carefully selected and made
up in the best possible manner. Patronize
| home institutions. We allow none in our
| line Of business to undersell US.
HAAS & CO.,
seI.tf Main street, Gold Hill.
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NorIcE TO TAx-PAYERs--The tax
payers Of Gold Hill and vicinity had
better take heed of the notice Of Hiram
Crandall, Marshal and Tax Collector, In
another column. All taxes remaining
unpaid on the lss day Of October, 1869,
will 20 on the delinquent list-with ten
per cent. added. Attend to the matter
in time, and save expense.
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THs CORNER SlLoon.-Edward To-
bins place, the Corner Saloon, under
Beals' photograph gallery, Main street,
Gold Hill, is the very place to go and
get a good stimulus or other acceptable
beverage these days. Besides the best
of whisky, wines and liquors, he also
keeps choice cigars. Call on him.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Axn eo,a1mn.

ArEAvnI1s
BIT WELLS. FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Mrs Cary, Mrs Rosener, T Mclaughlin.
W Martin, J Ford. Mr. Baker. ] Downey, w
Farman, L Bass, T Grady, Miss McDaniels,
A Mau, DIR Green, D II Cross, J Fisher, Mr.
Stewart, Mrs Baker. Mr. Ham, J Bass, S
Worth, Mrs Rice, Miss Bowers, P Golden,
A Seaton, Mr. worthington, Mr. Hayden, D
Grady.
Departures.
1T WILLS. YARoo ANT co.'sLMB.
Father Hayden, Mrs Magee. G W Perry,
Jno o'Brien, Miss S A Cooper, Elizabeth
Phipps. Mr. Bennett, Geo Gray, Mr. Berg
stron, Jos Gruss, Mrs Jane Stevens, NJ D
Bowie, A A Putnam, J d Baldwin, Aaron
Balm and prisoner, S Nicholson, Mr. Horn,
Mr. Dingley, VIM Daley. II NJ vanwinkle,
J A Brown, Mrs Chrisholm and sou, Mr.
Fenton.
b WOODRUFF ASp ENNoR's LINE.
f Lockwood, X Y Anderson, D Crazy. 7
Grady.
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TO MILLMEN !!

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill News ohicc half 4 ton OF superior
Type Metal, for iournaling purposes in Quartz
duced pr .es for cash.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-07-23

TuE New SECRETARY OF the NAvY.-
The Hon. George N. Robson, the nes
Secretary OF Inc Navy, in place Of the Hon.
A. H. Boric, resigned, Il son Of Judge
William p. Robson, of Warren county, N.
J., who was leading Wing, long and
prominently connected with the politics ol
the State. Mr.. Robson entered Princeton
College in 1874, and on graduating in lsl7,
catered the law Office Of Chief Justice
Hornblower, IN Newark. On concluding
his studies In 1850, he WAS associated with
The Hon. A. n. c. Pennington. 6ubse.
quently removing 10 Camden. he WA ap
pointed Prosecutor Of the Pleas for tha
county In 1859! On tho election Of Mr.
Frclinghuysen ~ Senator In 1851, II. Robe
ION ives appointed, by Governor Ward, A.
totney General, which position he Tesigned
for his new duties. He b about - yean Of
age, and justly holds high rank In his pro
fession. NJ. Robson = > strong and Dc
ca0sd Republican tftat- .tn. sa