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The New York herald., 1869-06-25

EoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
I Daily Norfolk and Portsmouth. triweekly TO City
Point and Richmond-The Old Dominon Steamship Compa.
nv will despatch their sidewheel steamship HATTERhS
Tor Norfolk and Portsmouth, Friday, June 25 at ]
p MI from 81 North river foo. Of Beach street connect.
Ing with the Scaboard Inland Air Line Virginia and Ten;
Air Line Souside and Petersburg Railroads. and
Richmond and Danyile and Virginia Central Railroads,
taking freight and granting through bills OF ladng 70 all
points South and Southwest Bills Of adns ssned on the
pier. For freight passage, apply to n L. McCREADY,
President ls7 Greenwich street. corner OF Dey INSURANCE
by steamers OF this ine per cent steamship IsAAC
Saturday, June IS.
The New York herald., 1869-06-25

L,oR, sALE-FOUR HORSES; TWO BAYS, 10 HAM
IL SIS and &s) team blacks, 300 and pl2b from 10
years. Must sell; want money 740 Washington street
The New York herald., 1869-06-25

LyoR hOBILE-FFRNANDlSA ROUTE
IL The first class steamer xERCEDITA, Captain -
leaves Saturday, June o. from pier 90 North rye
Pm.
Has superior passenger accommodations
IL receiving Insurance guaranteed to Mobile at /
per cent. Through rates to all points In the interior.
For freight passage apply TO
j. y. PATrERSO Agent III West street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-25

L1OR shLE-A HANDSOME SADDLE PONY, SEVEN
II old the OF dscease young lady 10 thor
oueh broken to saddle aud harness sound ans
kind together with Park Wagon and HAIRLESS, will be sold TO
gether separate private party reasonable price
Call address private stable, $50 East Twenyeigh
street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-25

L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II The Cromwell Line
Steamships OF this line Will leave pier North
o'clock Y. NJ, as folows:-
CORrys, Nelson. Satur iay June "a
MARipOsA kembe. Saturday, Juy
Freight taken for St. Louis, Mobile and Galveston at
through rates.
For passage first and second class freight apply
II. B. CROMWELL CO. IS Wcat street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-11-20

AMERICAN wukLERs.
SHIP Cor. fGwiand, uoman- BARK Gay Head, Kelley.
Canornia. Wood. " Geo Rowland, Knowles.
Danl Webster, Marvin e IIsnry Tabcr, Packard
Europa, heiicn- = Helm Snow, Campbell
liioernaa- Ladiow. " J ID Thompson, Alien
yo-sphinr, Cogan- % John Carver, Worth
Janus. smith . James Allen, willis
Ohio, Lawrence. " John Howiand, Wheiden
= Onward, Pulver. - Laguia. swift
. Rainbow, Baker " Massachusetts. wucox-
Vineyard, smith = Norman. Towte-
Bark Acors Barnes, JcfreyS. - Me. Aim
= Active, Blackmer. = OrtoIe. HAYES
Anrora, harnss . Oliver croek.r, Fsher-
Awashonks, Norton- Progress, Dowden-
" Zen Cumnings. Halsey. - Roman, Jeru<xan-
ConcorilA Jones' Z" sea Breeze, Fisher.
. Ellx swim, Biven- - Trident. Cr.~n-
" Emily Morgan, Dexter. . WIN Roteh, Nye.
HAw kIIAS wHALERS-
Hark Julian, Heppinxstons. Bark Wilhelm lat. Nammen-
= Ct Bismarck, Dalmann. Brig Comet, Read
" Eagle. Loveland- - KohoLa. Tripp.
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MEMORANDA.
Rsp.rt OF Haw. Bari Paie..

PASSAGE from .Petropaulaki TO Honolulu LEFT PetropauIski
q %a the ns'h on q s sss sj,h rs sr5 SseI N at q s' N Io ~ + z z , ass
asrxers gale of wind from the :. T., which yesrei gradually to
raddsr pintals gave way the rsdseT was secured an Dpes
Of he ship, the sea running 30 high at the time t3 eas In
possible ~ take IL On board or reship a. During a khf, the
aaraas M. time was hSse-ss, being Kept Up 20 The wind BY
mean, % NE sails, Tni. gale lasted as'i The LIST Of Oct, The
1ss of Oetr, rugged q spar cut owes the stern With guys, % .
chain cable nr the sams purpose. After rigging out the spar
and chain, Put tns ship on her course steering the ship with
any sail except the weather eisw % The hsesaA, the weather
20 the llth cf oetr. had stroag westerly winds with heavy
sea, making on an average about 90 mile. per day. The leak
was increased Considerably durisg the gale On he i'm of
oesr, IN ht- A. N, long ia w. took the most severe gale
Iiss ne sIe 90 he ssss of sep9r, us gale commences from
hours and nercasins in violence al every change Of direction
the meantime running 80 sarkily high a. 10 appal ths most
ssp,sisnsss .s-as..s :. o y 60 the want q a saaasT; .as YES
CONSTANTLY pllnging into the sea At 8 A. ~ saw a large
Signals oa distress. The .hip passd within 40 sixhth o. = mile
asrern Of IN, and tOok 20 notice Of our distressed condition, bat
msnioa- sea. and seemed 10 be going down head arst, an on
s esars h as : ~,, wD ssr % sSs5.m ms nj l scas w he, bead aRT
there vas great danger Of losing the bremast, We however Sc
venture 6rxard, as that part Of The vessel was constantly being
swept by the seas. 10 the foremast had conc, the Only aIrerna-
and nggsd a jury srsmast with bot small chance Of saving
the ship and all on hoard. The constantly increasing leak, by
this time had increased so as To require constant pumping
rrndering The condition Of the ships company more pern1us-
rrovidsnty, shortly alter the head gear Of the ship was carried
away, the gale began % abafe, although 10 vas not until the
18th Of OSt'r that we were enabled 20 resume our course to
this port. since that time the winds have been moderate and
t.ir. the old average IL about 80 niles per day being made. on
tha 18th Of Octr rugged out with the only spare spar on loard,
. temporary hbbooaa, which gave us the advantage Of n very
tmportant addition % the right sail we were able To carry. On
the yth INST one Of THE crew, John Tahiti, dies! and was buried
at sen. The crew, owing 10 the CONSTANT pumping and the ex-
posture during the heavy -alcs, were completely worn out
sighted Hawaii on the i2ta on the same day spoke the
awa.hon&s- Ga SUNDAY the isth inst, entered the harbor Of
Honoiaiu AFTER a pas.ags q 81 days from Petropaulski- The
greatest distancs made in one day, since bsing the rudder bsing
Do uiucs, although we seldom nIlds more than 90 miles. The
leak ater the asIs of the Itth % Oct'r had Increased 90, from
1900 b 10000 STROKES p.r day-Ga=sns.
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Exchange at 10 per Cent.

The Gazette of this week contains a column on
this al-absorbing topic, written either by a per-
son who knows but little of the subject which he
attempts to ventilate, or else is inspired with q
desire to misrepresent facts. Were that paper q
private enterprise we might pass its exchange ar
ticle by, with the mere remark that it was written
in the interest of capitalists, and evidently for no
other object than to further their interests but as
ir is the organ OF the Hawaiian Government, we
feel compelled to expose its misrepresentation.
Instead Of about fifty whalers " having ar
rived all at once as it states, the actual number
which arrived from the North between October q
and November II, was 80 American and 6 Ha-
waiian vessels,ein all A. Instead of two hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars in coin being
required to meet their wants on their arrival,
probably one half that amount is amply suf-
fcient to settle with crows, which is the only
pressing need that they have for coin on ar-
rival. the payments for supplies being easily
arranged later in the season. These two facts are
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-11-20

VERY GooD.-Capt Powers has sent US q bag of
Makawao potatoes, which for size and quality are
better than any imported Several of them weighed
over a pound each, and the whole were much larger
than those raised in other parts Of the group. In
early California tines-1S49 and 1S50-Kula, on
Maui, produced very hne potatoes, and they were
shipped to San Francisco by the cargo. The same
attention bestowed now would produce in great
abundance as good or better potatoes than any i'm
ported.
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ARRIVALS.

Nov. Fam VII Oh Josephine, Cosaa. from the Arctic, with
80 SD, 100 wh oil and n. 900 rs bone
1a-Schr Nsstie Merrill, Cluney from Maui
H-Schr Jenny. Lambert, from Kauai
Il-Am VIII sa Earopa. Mslsn, from the Oehotzk, with
s7b wh od AMI 300 t- bone.
It-km VIII bk AwDh0nxs, Norton, from the Aretis,
vida 700 bbts Wh oil and 1880 r. bone
It-tIa~ BIZ pt<a, smith, ZS bbls Eh ol AMI zoo
ns ivory.
IB-Schr Kate LEE, Taylor. from Hawaii
I5--chr Nanuosa~aa. Nakahi- from M4uE
Is--ehr Marihla. from iiawai aud Mani
ts--chr Mary, kaai, from Kauai
IG-Schr Kitty CartSriGht. Whit, from Kauai
1H-sehr fIatfI~. Nika. from kau4-
1s-Am ga Magnet. Crosby L. days from Boston
lam .h D A Painssr, king. 30 days fn Puget sounA-
Is-Schr Moi Ksik. Nap. from Maui
Is--chr W arwick. John BuI. from Notokai-
Ig-Am wh bk Hercules. uo~Lsni, from the Ochotsk,
with $40 bbts VII otI anil SOUO 10 bpue-
Ig-Sehr Kanisils, Bliaster. from mani anil Molokai-
zo-sehr Roma Packet, WAilDri, from Hawaii
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III
80
AND SELL CHEAP!
GOLDEN GATE EN-. FAMILY r,o.
Golden Gate Bakers Extra Flour. A"oR
% BOXES FRESH APPLES.
California Hams-smoked, :
= california Bacon-streaky,
O. California Cream Cheese {
e California Smoked Beef. s
g LEAF LARD IN TINS, 8
New Pacific Goldfish. O
Humboldt Potatoes, =
Cases New Onions. =
e Gases New Turnius =
S. mustard and Pepper in glass, s s
= Fresh HOLSTERS. l and 2 d. tins. g
6 Bags White Pea Beans. 3
0 Cases Assorted Spices. :
q
Gases Assorted Herb. =
q Tins Asst. Crackers and Cakes. ].
Bags Small and Large Hominy. -
e Bags Buckwheat Flour, .
& Bags Rye Meal. q
S Bags Oatmeal. {
. Bags Oregon Oats, Fresh Gala. Bran. !
NO. So FORT STREET.
Now Landing from the Magnet
And fer Sale Cheap,
HENRY MAY.
KITS EASTERN MACKEREL,
Cases Lewis Soups, 3 ID tins.
Gases Lewis Green Peas.
Gases Lewis Tomato Ketchup Of.
Cases ssleraius, I b bO1e.
NO. So FORT STREET.
DemUohns. Demijohns.
q 2-GALLoN DEMIJoHNs,
$50 a-GALLON DEMIJOHNs,
3 4-GALLON DEMIJOHNss
The Attention of Store-keepers is Called !
the above.
They will be Sold Cheap. by
HENRY MAY,
No. SO Fort Stree
Fresh Scotch Salmon
IN AND 2b TINS,
ElREsH OREGON SALMON, s. g ID. /.
Fresh Potted Meats in Small Tins,
= Fresh Salmon Outlets.
Fresh Quahaugs, 2 h tins, a.
= Fresh Little Neck CLANS, 2 ID tins,
- Fresh Sanlines, aud ! TIM ;
& MeMURRAY'S OYSTERS, and 2 ID. tins, Il
Spiced Oysters, 1 and 2 %. ssnS, 4;
= Durham Mustard, lib. tins, d
Citron, Orange & Lemon, Z ID tins;
e Sultana Raisins, A and 10 II tins.
8 New Currants, A and 10 lib tins,
g Burnett's Assorted Extracts,
p French Plums, in jars.
q English jams and Jellies,
q English Pie Fruits,
. English Pickles,
. English Mustard. In glass,
e English White Pepper, in glass y
g English Sparkling 6eiatirs
Salad Dressing,
Catting,s Roast Beet. % u tins. N
Cuttings Roast Mutton. 81 ID tins.
Cuttings Sausage Meat, 2 10 tins,
Red He,rings in fins.
Green Corn. in 2 ID tins,
Green Peas, in 2 DID
Lea & PERKINS, Sauce, halves and pts
English walnuts,
. Soft shell Almonds,
g Fresh Oswego Corn Starch,
< Pearl sago, in small tins,
!. Round Scotch Oatmeal, in small tins,
Fine Scotch Oatmeal. in small tins, -
- vermiceii, in small fin,
Preston's Eagle Chocolate, in Ia Ib tins,
:. French Chocolate, in ~ ID fins,
z French Capers. IN glass:
Curry POrder, in glass,
!. Cream Tartar, IN glass,
= Ground Ginger, in glass,
White Ginger,
Mrs. Morris Tomato Ketehup
Mushroom Kefchup.
French Pate., assorted,
French Green Peas, -
French Mushrooms,
Z Fine Salad Jill, in decanten
Pembroke Sail, BIZ
Table Salt, in jar5k
FINE DAIRY SALT, IN BAGS,
French Mustard, in jars.
Liebig's Extract of Meat,
!. Motto Kisses. Bon Bons,
Crushed Sugar. in hf bbIs, E'
Light Brown Sugar, in bf bbls, <4
!, Loaf Sugar, IL N each, 50
D Sugar cured Beef Tongues, &7X/
No. I Table Rice,
Pure Cider Vinegar, in bbls.,
PURE VINE VINEGAR, IN BBLS
FOR SALE CHEAP, By
HENRY MAYi
B. The above Goods have been ca
fully Selected for the Fall Trade.
STORES, CLUBS AND MESS
2uooI;ed af Lobbjno Rofes. W
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-11-20
Public Meeting.

TIME HAWAIIAN
u ton will hold a Public MEETING in the AkM0RY on Mon
DAY EVENING NEXT. the 2d instant, at half-past Seven.
The subject under consideration will be, Whether the maIu-
.facture Of such things as We are prepared to make in this King
dom should be encouraged by the Government. by putting
duties hirher than ten per cent ad vaiorem on the same hind
Of manufactures from foreign ports.
The Meeting will be opened by an address from one OF the
members Of the Association. after which the Public will bs in
vted to take part in the discussion of the subject before the
Meeting. C04-1D PER ORDER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-11-20

Nov. Il-ashr KamEsls, BarlStisr, Er MoLokai.
II-Sehr MARY Ellen, Crane, tor NAM
I3-Am sh franz ~ Thaysr, iowa, br Liyerpo
Is-sshr Primer. West, for Hawaii.
1S-Sshr Ma Ma, Powers. &c Maui.
ts-Sehr FAIRY 9seen, smith, foe Kauai
I3-5shr Luka, Hatfield, hr kauai-
IG-schr IIokulcir, hr Motokal.
Is-erhr Jenny. Lambert, or Kauai.
I5-8chr Nettis Merrill, Chimney, br Mani
II-schr Manuokawai, Nakahi, br Maui.
IT-1rhr kaue lee. Borrss. hr Hawaii
iT-Am sh y A Palmer, King. foe Hongkongn
Is-Schr Paathi, BabcUek, Er Hawaii
ts-Schr MARY. K.Iai, fr Kauai.
t9-Schr Hattie, Nika~ for Kauai.
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Correspondence Of p. e.. Advertiser.l

What has crushed US, you ask, sir, the whale or the cane!
Crushed indeed Why we're jolly well of in the main!
True, our whalers are gone, but we've cane still 10 grind
And the cane of Lahaina leaves no tDheois behind!
1t whips all the world, you may say, If you will,
But we're proud of the whipping that comes from q mill.
1t grows freely up, like the sons of the SOIL,
Stout and tall, too, paying interest for our toll.
And we find when the grinding and boiling are done.
That one-fourth of an acre has turned out a ton.
So don't talk Of % crushing" for if crushing there be,
IT'S the cane that is crushed for our profit. not ice.
You may boast that your bourgeoise with rump-steaks are fed
But we, though no beefeaters, have much better bread.
Sugar-cane, you bet, won't skedaddle like whale,
For while there's labor to work, there'll be sugar for sale.
Now OF this truth, old boy, you've need to be told,
The greater our sugar, the greater your gold
If you want to keep up a government show
Let go the kohola, but stick to the ko.
Or the long and the short of the business viii he,
A national epitaph ending UP. LAHAINA REDIvIvA.
Lahaina, Nov. 10, 1869.
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shfps' Mails,
PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I.

Fos Ssx Fa4Nctsco-Per Idaho, November 20.
Eos K.HuLnf-Pe IA Noi, on Monday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-11-20

sIrURD1y yoyguRER 20. Ises.

NOt EhbEh ~ 20
The ship Mavnsf. Capt Crosby. Of Brewers Boston line 81
packets, arrived On Tuesday, the lssh. IL days from Boston,
with . light cargo of merchandise, which q ienizsd below.
She has BEEN chartered By c. l. Richards a Co 10 Load ol
Tor New Bedbrf-
The ship .. a. Palmer, 10 days from Puget sound, with
lumber, en- raute Er China, t0urhed here on the i7th, and
saiei the next day.
The nortnem whaling neet 10 cow all IN port, with the eN-
eeptnn Of one vessel, the Bef,a Mar, which 10 at HBo, and
all the vessel are busIy engaged IN transhippins oil and bone,
paying on and reshipping crews, AMI preparing for n new
voyage. MONEY Is abundant az 5 20 s per cent prsmium, and
will MOI remain hong al these figures, recsIing probably % 90
near par a. .aou ~ the STEAMERS mail creates a demand hr
exchange
The bark ce1st sails today sr San Francisco, taking
usual cargo. Letters ard papers with fan po-tags STAMPS on
themJ viii be forwarded, II left At the Office q the eon.ignes-,
Dessrs. q. Brewer A 20.
The bark D. e. usyrag, 6r San Francisco, and the
schooner Alassa. hr Portland, are trpfins The latter will
s.iI ON Tuesday, anil the bark not tin after the steamers de-
parturs.
The hahs u expected % arrive to-morrow with the Ameri-
can and European mall, AMI vii sail again this day week
Our last adyicrs firm San Fnasrsco were u Oct Ia, at
which date E'ti IN New York was quoted at lS0t-
, 1869-06-15

Tho Rdipo-P P1izosop1i-al Journal, Of
Chicngo, which is incidentally in favor
Of spirito-mormono-wom suffrage dos
t1ines, sfter arguing that Mornonisu has
almost entirely done away with the greatest
evil Of the ace, the sin Of prostitution,
says: .-.....
p1tr1ege or immunity, to the exclusion Of the 9tS
rT. t. contrary to the genius o. AnsIaca. eA~ ~.
Ii. he'd 10 natural Hkht, and cnnnelateo ~ t1e ~
Declaration Of American lndcpcndenee, *na % n.
cntcstcd ID *he Constitution Of tnc Enat:a s.a.sa
unon nc sutho1ity Of which we declare that & No-
nan has tusr % much night to piar11ty o. nus !.
lands u men hare to plurality q .ivea: dor u
Ia nn fncontrpyest!b!e ruth that all Eea ana He.
men Ere born AXE frrc snd equal, and le =!
incit Ctraicr endowed With CERTAIN inal.eaao ~
rights: nuu that among these arc nlc, hoe5s3 MT
| the pursuit. OF happiness ,.
The doctrine that free love cures pFosu
to..on must be founded on the docsnn'
that Ike cures like
, 1869-06-15

From the Veg Grfnnt f515un4.
[ Ths M,n,.ts* fSaxps Rassases Ton s4s.s.
be Interesting to cur readers and tnst1uc,ye to
tne white population Of the Southern States:
LEGATION OF 1H1 C*IT1o SxA1zs,t
81. PK1EhsBCR9, Rrssla, 5eh, ., ls69- j
SIR. Captain 7. Morris Caesser. h,e Of the
Tnttcd SsateB Volunteer Army beiuR Ia 81. Pc
tersburg. coming well recouusudect by d:st,u-
gutsned citizens Of the United stAes, ADD beng
Called 1pon the Minister Of Foreign Az
fairs and told hsn thas would not apply
n ths usual WY. ey Dote, To- n.se capta.a
TO nla Imperial Majesty, as tneIe vas no ptree-
DENT .nd / did not know how Lbs Imperial Mai
esty would be disposed 70 act t9t desired thas
formal waT, and aIcerta.n hls shes tr tn,s re-
gard. The Assistant Minister o: Foreign Affairs.
", D. F 9ss, e. e.
EtTeu otdefs 70 have Captain Cne1terH name ppt
| upon the 1zt for the arst presentation To-day,
being the oeeasiou ot = grAad tefteM q the lmpe-
rial Guard, tho Emperor sent N Invitation TO Cap
tam Chester tc assist In the review, which he did,
I;dlng around with His Imperial Ma}eaty's atan
and lakln9 lunch at the Winter Palace With the
who accompanied the Empetorit the lauch-
| have uadc these facts kaoWu to Jou, as re
gard the AttA1r OF some importance He have 1oa1
millions o. colored eittzeas: m are With ~ N,
good citizens to tTy and elevate the African rac,
Ia America and inspire them with al possible selI
respect, and prepare them fd that ultimate u
the political and economical Interests Of tn,
United States. These are tho 7eWs which harl
Influenced mi action tn this GAG, Which, not par
t14an In their character. sho11 hope would ot
Having, however, discha1Eedmy duty. a. eEei
d. without Iecard to perSon9 considerations. ]
subm&t ny action frankly 70 th judgment OF INC
department. I am, my dear 6, Jouf Eaost q 4 oned
lion. WE, l. SrwAAn.
, 1869-06-15

The scandalous attempt Of the Pannsyl-
ranin coal operators 10 force up the price of
anthracite BY getting up fictitious strike
and temporarily suspending work, has end
ed in a genuine strike, and one which
promises the most serious results to theu-
selves. Themineu, having plenty Of leisure,
commenced holding meetings, Md after
Disgusting, from their own standpoint, the
1elabons Of capital and labor, resolved not
TO resume work except upon the bnsis Of
their receiving q certain fixed proportion Of
the price which the coal sells for.
This demand the proprietors, with one
accord, refuse to accede to. Tho result
is that the suspension ct work in the an
thracite region has become almost nniver-
sal, and, what is more to the point, it is no
longer rnake-beliere, but downright earn.
EFT. The logic Of the position is clearly on
the side Of tho miners. The proprietorf
first caused The work to stop IN order to
! advance tho price Of coal A loss thereby
fell upon their employees "But when The
| price 1ilcs," said the miners, "how are VT
No get cur share? how are scc to be nad*
good7" Obviously by demanding certair
proper; lion Of the advanced
The propnetors ara now in the condition
al the person who went fo1ih to gathel
wool and came back sho1n. It serves then
right.
, 1869-06-15
TIE PRESIDENT.
His Visit to West Point.
Eefs Nint tJuns1l} co.!ssEonssnss u sAa Sen Fork

HfA* ~ ~. :" A" A'~ 49,"
After tho cadets had fred = sziuts OF tweutJ-oue
gurs In his honor early In the forenoon, hls son
ceptlon b tho academic stan TOOK place IN tho par
lotH OF the hotei which consisted simply In IN H.
q snoa II az
toot t Out cisaz i!on his eissr e.;e. 80, sfteF
Is, feeling. doubtless, .has nc hsd' gone through
tte rough work Of the day; but he counted WITH
ont us hoss-whleh. by the Mar, need no: b saxen
made Lis appearance than hh was beset 1peu al
sdcs oy crowd Of the faiE sex 5oang and old, ~
in5sy through siiu and satinx be TIED to hold
NTH lhe other and bow every time : lzdJ spoSe 70
him. Ter they gathered about him and Insured
upon Introducing one another and shaking hands
they al had votea and kne1 how to use then.
Cader the circumstances unconditional sCrro-
Ss 81. 9n sea 2saa sEa n % g.
= loot Of regret from the General that ought to
have brought teass to his conquefors'eyes: BUTT
Aud then nch hanlshakIng as followed their
victory! When the victim WIS dfst surrounded
the ptazza secuet s~11n1r4 with fair ones, but
no sooner hsd ono berJ shaken hxnda and intro
dufed MI their frends but their friends Introduced
all theirs than The numbers that wanted to be
shaken began 70 Increase IN alarming proportions;
| be Kept The thug going quite Lively until nu1lJ
| there seemed 10 be no end to IT,
And thcrr certainly would bare been no
| end to il bad thr Geunral not perceived ,nas
! ronny Of tho delightful creatures whose palms ne
| had Squeezed onte 1efe constantly stealing back
among the fresh a1rlsals 70 get squeezed ssa!n
Tbs mas too much cSen for his good nature, 40
he g1s'lsal! ho*ed his way ous q tho e.ow1 n
til he had reached the once door, through which
he disappeared IRON vEew. Nov the Index who
drees ID Eilks and wear diamond earrings, and
naunt the latest fashions At 1he noseta and ne
little school R1!s who werc pa:ssnalie1 out before
the General BY anttluuted "naEms" to aad TO e
| haplshaklng woe, were net the only oncs VITO
pes;ered him a1mos: to death With taeis !npot ~.
| mites. The country people from tue mountains
came In thclr Sunday BEST and waslald him when.
ever he attempted 70 Cross the paa1n* 70 OF tEo9
the loteL Indeed, party Of seyeral fAtles iron
Cold sprsng village actiall1 came osss tne TIC
near he ho,e1 nntai tne1 gos chance 70 sc u
quiet lltle man 60 by punanF bis cigar .. tonten
. | ediJ as though he had not been compelled 1t
I ! hours before 10 surrender TO cEoxd Of voss!e'
! ! female pat14ots II the expense Of nrst-e1A
!. | Havana. Should Cr4ut not be President tuar Jc3
e | from Eow and come here on Eisat~ wons1
! how many persons would dog his steps sfteE Ia
! | Lc2hIon1