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New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
NEW RAILROAD ON LONG ISLAND.

new railroad company has been formed
Long Island To construct railroad along the entire
north shore, from Jamaica through Manhasset Rosyn,
Glen Cove, oyster Bay Cold Spring North Port, Smith
town, Port Jefferson, Setauket, and so on along
the shore Of the Sound 10 Orient. The capital
OF the company Is s5OOO.0O0-t 10000 OF which
has already been subscribed. The design OF
the ncOrpOrators at Jamaica with the South
side Railroad from that point To the city, and 70 lay steel
rails double track and have none but hrst tcass rolling
stock This road viii open 20 business people new cham
nes for trade and o. city people new country Tor resi-
dences The proper certificates OF Incorporation for this
new road have been ed with the Secretary Of state.
The ncOrp0rat0s, II Is understood only ask o the nhabi
tants subscription OF thTcefOurths Of million out OF
the five Millions and WIN ask money from any village
until the completion of the road To such village.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
SUPERIOR CoURT-srEcAL TERM.

Before Judge Barbour. "A Dirorce Case
zadasend 0roTs agt Ihos d. GrorSgThls ls an aeton
a motion for alinony and council fees Tic paintln IS
about II years Of age and Thos d. Grove against whom
she brings suit by her guardian, Royal Houghton s a.
The complainant sets forth that the 22d OF last July
marriage soemnized between the defendant and
herself that they were acquainted about mouth prior TO
their that she never saw him prior that time to
her knowledge that he drugged her by giving her strong
and other mild drinks that se thereby became insensi
bIe while in this helpless condition Grove committed
alleges % thst he afterward represented to
her this Is oil on the day) that people were ac
Intimacy between them and II she didn't marry him fer
reputation and standing in society would be lost forever
II she married hm lhis would ne AVOIDED anu agr nv ovy
raee dissolved. She that he thereupOn again
stupecd her. and while IN this condition they were mar
red that she voluntarily cohablted with him. ana
shall abscOnd from him at the earliest opportunity that
msed aud deceived by his professions OF love
and friendship she prays that the marriage be set aside
and annulled forever. As further Of action, she
charges Grove with adultery with different persons
Grove the defendant denies the druggng and say be
first met her the 18th OF July she was coming out OF
Woods Museum in company with friend named Stella
HILL He was struck by her appearance, and accOsted
the two girls and this little street Irritation resulted in
the ultimate marriage OF plaintiff and himself, result
brought about no claims through the agency Of Miss
HILL Grove also says the plaintf, after their mar
riage left his home, and, with Stella Hill, came TO
this city and entered house in Thirty sec0ndst under
the name OF Wright; that her conduct since has been IN
decent that she Is now living with HOughto her guar
diam in LexngtOnave. that he has given her presents,
at time $3.50 and Will rs he believes, spend thousands
more for her if necessary to Obtain divorce.
Anidavits were read from the Rev VIM. ID. Smith, pas
tor OF the Twentethst Episcopal Church. who married
liquor in their appearance; John Flanagan the coach-
who drove them to the Episcopal Theological Semi
@. Smith, tho cashier Of the Coleman House, who shows
that plsntf and Miss Hin in the habit of com
ing hotel the defendant and that III were
elected from the house for dsOdcry conduct The case
adjourned until Monday ON account OF she sGkness
OF defendants counsel A. H. Reayy for plaintiff; Frank
HennOcque for defendant
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
THE BATTLE OF GRAyELOTTE.
AFTLR THE C0NTEsT-THE HARVEST OF DEATH
VALUE OF TIE MITRAIILEUsES.
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT


VALUE OF TIE MITRAILLEUSES.
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
CAMP OF 33D REGIMENT, ON TIE FIELD OF
RATTLE Aug l9-5 a. m.The revele has just sounded,
and hasten give you account Of the hardest fought
and Lloodie,t battles Of the present The fight com
,nenced with artillery cannonade at 10 ~ yesterday
,norniug II was until 70 that the battle became
and was fortunate TO arrive on the scene at 125a
prussan officer having word that the work
hegnning hill above Grayeotte, the scene Of Tues
DAYS combat, gave me a good view OF the fight un-
disturbed except by stray French shell bursting in
,be valley between me aud GravelOtte The French had
,.cuated their camp above Gravelotte and had con-
,traed themselves the road from Metz to VendOme,
d that leading through MamaisOn. The Prussans Oc-
ned the hills on each side of the road leading 10 Grave
loe and had placed their batteries on either side the
Losss, Their object was % cut on the communication
hteen Metz and Paris. But the Prussians had yet
other object While the first army under Cen steinmetz
was endeayoring TO cut Bazaine ana FroSsSrd ron
paris the second army, under Prince Frederick Karl
had snnroacbed by the valley of the Moselle, and
,Jocted tie road 10 Metz The French being thu
,rouct 70 bay fought like rats in corner; but there
can he but one opinion that they never no. not at water
loo or at Borodno. fought more splenddly. Ihey ar
not .uay supposed 20 excel defense, but YESTERDAY
they held the hill above GravcOtte In way that TN
troops who kept the nights Of lnkermann would nav
been proud Of Much AS the Emperor has Lied an'
bOasted cntehee In his Dragging declaration OF Wa
Is true nOughs troops still, In spite OF 10 year
OF despos, the troops of the CTmea and OF solerno
But TO get back to the battle itself At 1913 when
arriyed,h had just begun in good earnest The frus
sian batteries we're hard wosk sheling the woods Z
the left OF Graveotte, which were hued with Proncl
skrmishers' and the road leading to Yerdun which,
ran along the brow Of the hill and commanded Grave
io'te. was occupied by couple Of French batteries
and mado uncommony good practice sending shrapne
and csse-shot among the Prussian battery OF horse
sf'liery on the right Of Grayelotte with wonderful
precision After some two hours sheling the French
hre grew Stacker and at 1lO D. NJ the Prussan batterie,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

Charge TO the Grand Jury-The Court OF
General Sessions was opened yesterday or the term ny
the Hon. Cunning =. Bedford City Judge. The roll of
jurors having been called His Honor delivered the
charge to the Grand Jury, and said nave TO direct
your attention TO all Oenses against the Excise and
Usury laws and the aws TO preserve purity OF elections
laws fOrbiddng lotteries, taking illegal fees and selling
tickets steamboats,. learn that the City Prison Is
In very crowded condition, and that large number OF
persons awaiting your action. many Of whom arc
The daily press with the fearful doIngs OF
deadly weapons, demonstrating the startling fact that
sphere. There is in this city class, and regret TO say,
very large class, OF men who have no no
late both because ,6ey believe they can do so
arrived when the authorities, in order o preserve tho
welfare OF society, should mee out TO these men the
utmost rgor OF the law in order that they may realize
transgressor is hard.p Their minds will tlen be thor
oughy imhued with the fast that If they III persist in
law and order, the authorities Will in turn MAKE them
taste the deadly fruits Of heir own misde9hs with tho
utmost rger Of the law. Each OF you has deep IN
terest IN the preservation OF Che aw you it To tAe
people Ito whom you stand in the sacred relations of
and that this wanton OF the knife and pistol be
phatcay checked by your prOmpt and righteous action
and property Grand jury is Indeed very Saiwar, Of
society You and the DisrictAttorney win succeed In
petty Jury she persons guilty OF crime and mnshment
will then be dealt out His Honor, in conclusion said
that he had been informed that out Of 5s jurors SUM
moned 20 were absent, and he should fine each absent
juror no The fine would be vigorously enforced The
of much lawlessness pervadng the cOumunity. The
law authorities must be supported by the eoOperaan Of
the citizens or jurors.
The trials were then commenced. James Squire
pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him With OBJ
in the city. In consideration previous good caaracter
he was sentenced to only 1s months in the statStPrson
James OBrien charged with stabbng Robert VSnce the
keeper Of saloon in East Twelfth-st. the
state Prison for five years. Charles Martla pleaded
guilty To an indctment for grand larceny; sepV,noe
deferred James Hand convicted at the previous term
'i stealing 1900 worth OF gold dust was discharged.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
THURSDAY. Sent a-Pn.


The amount of bonds offered TO the Govern
ment to-day was sa,7O7O60, the prices ranging from
1925 TO 1OsoL Two millions the amount advertised
for, and the Secretary made awards for OolOOo THIS
simple fact has given very much OF activity 10 business
and financial circles and impaired increased strength
TO the Government. We think that Mr. Boutwell, would
have done the Administration OF which be Ia moss
honest useful and honored member well a. the coun-
try, q great service, II he had accepted all of
the offerings Of bonds made today and paid 950A
900 in currency Money much easier this afternoon,
and has been offered freely at per cent bankers and
brokers regard the awards at 100000 most favor
able for the future. II our public servants would
frequently visit this great financial center Of tho
land they would get hero that knd OF knowledge In
dispensabe to the right understanding OF the great
financial problems Of the day. and especially OF The daily
workings OF our monetary system, essential TO every
financial navigator TO understand. Here are the best
practical in tho country. whose lives from boyhood
TO fes evening have been passed in financial duties and
studies and they have patriotism common sense pract
cal intelligence, broad and comprehensive views, ADD
know how to navigate amid financial difficulties 30 a. to
escape the evils OF too great imitation the one baad
and the widespread disasters OF too great cOnaotos
the other
The following were the awards at tho Treasury bond
Durchase to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF YBw-YORK. K...................",,""sept


CLEARED. -
S:ss S:: Ri.:. ss;:
sssS PSops; fofp G,Scs & %ss Boston Missouri Er
Havana f1cG Issn. Hsaea sersadi cs%s,.Ss,, S,Ss,
sbToPhc Philadelphia, Chester Jones Philadelphia DHso John
shg.ame' Foster r H.tu LvepoOi George Green Kirby
B.r.-Jun., Pain B'reslon. John GHs9 pS.Esy H''An'
Anisicps &SsS so%s. fS5os Bay y oo,
ca ISSsao .Sa Ssi3Ss' Is1st r' Tco ISS
B iCyIand S'y1as Ros5s Jackson Soho Moo SP Bd
Ms.rst is ss1 Mabe GdSoa Mar label a%.
soop"Msfy Elizabeth, Williams, Ser.LOnaoo.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Australia Hdderwk, GlUgou Aug a. sud hoTe ''"'
steamship Sherman Quick Orleans, ndsc and pass.
Bari guion Leblanc MsfsI Z, y s. Il u DAY day lgm0e+
Bark Thomas Das Wlcks Porto CabelO and Lasnayra days
Brig Mere Mereee: H cieu.sos iay. aud mOlae'
BHs c1ieass s1;s P.ess SS oTeflHa say.
Brig Mary Stew art, Adams Gov Bay G b "a days coal
BI 4@.s Colin. cGshLas %iade5 A s. "a iSs SsI gypsum
Bns Wiley smith Kelly, Jsenel q days, Sswood
Brig james Miller Thcnbs Port Spain Trinidad via SAT- Cav l.
Guiding star Merriam we9tTSTth s. day. plaster
saL T. Campbell penn'CS G.lysoa o :, s5 Sa5s oo''O'
sSf @ c.isr,%isai S ] Lord wilmington day. naval stores
sST sST ,a R BT 6 Js5'S. Sa.sa kn'p g. dy ai % SH
seRr Volunteer burgess C5svere T. g. Rdays plaster
s.,,h 1,,,,, yirriDi. 81 Nc q Leonard Virgins,
Olyphant. Virginia MARIA bIhaoeth' 'hBlMa
Kiey Baltimore. Eclipse Virginia
Western Booth J. A. Chamberlain. Virginia,
James Hall Virginia T. Morgan, Georgetown, ID. c.
Rpoch Moore Virginia L. p Hslloct Virginia
Two Msrys Virginia Enirs Roger Virginia.
Sterling Sonihpor Hannah r. Baker Boothbsy.
Commerce, BOckand. GENTLE, koctand
A Ia Fitch Rockand, Sea Bind, New Bedford.
El,s PhAro Providence Hattie 4. Collins Pail River.
Marion Draper, Lubec. Lamarne, Wareham
DOMESTIC PORTS. =.
BOsToy Sent aArrve steamship Neptune from NeTYOrk bark
Acsca from Mstanlas; bgs Nellie Ans from Rio Granle sya
Johnson fom Baltimore; Nrposa Philadelphia; L. L. " Ms
worth Philadelphia ROerso from Rondouti shr D. W4shbun
FORTRESS MONROE Va Sept sAuiyei brig Jur, from PerAm
buco for orders.
delpbiA
FOREIGN PORTS.
MOvrLLE Sept B-Tbe steamship Cambria from NeWYOrk for
Glasgow sxnsled OF this to-day
DISASTERS.
The steamship Rateske which sunk At Ls Wharf Chsrbs
bAs been placed dock East Boston About
h nearly snshp broken she will be repaired s the Atlantic
WORKS
bark Harvester Harding from Alden Aug 81 for Mscst Zanh
b an1 NewfO shOre 5 miles B Of Alden uppced on tlo
night; the vessel and total loss The captain snd
reformed Adn have the assistance OF the
built Boston 1852 and ystered 80l
Tampa from Pronea for NegYor which into
NegOens dstress repaired cleared % her
The Aidie and from Dennis while beating Providence Hs
Dor h 9Th inst into by brig Long Reach Harden
York which coming Of HIS Channel The Adde bad
her manme carried away close the deck The brig received no
damsge and proceeded.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
CHANGES AMONG NEWARK CITY OFFICERS.

This eYelinc q meeting of the Newark City
CQutl will be held for the purpose OF making changes
In the city officers For some months past the Democ
racy have vanly attempted 20 effect the removal OF the
City Clerk aud his sani-bOth B0pu icans but have
failed fOr Ii IL now believed that the
Democrats members are united, aud for this
special meeting is called notwithstanding the fact that
meeting was held only last week.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL Term.
PeEore ,J5dre U1Ty -Morcarnt Pollock & yea

OF age was brought before Judge DAILY yesterday
writ Of habeas corpus. She committed some time
by Justice scott for the alleged theft OF $780, and
was incarceretsd the testimony OF q Sergeant OF
Police, whom she girl had confessed the crime. II
appears according to the girls story that sho only CON
essed it the ereants promise to release her II she
would dos Judge Dy said that her confession 70 the
Sergeant not enough that nobody could swear she
took the money for nobody her, The child we sc
cOrdingly discharged.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09

ina losses and insurance are follow: No. 81 Mst
oInad by O. M Felt and occupied by Mrs Sicily; loss
On house about 81 Oo insured FOR 900 by the Howard
Company loss on furniture too not insured No So
loss on biiildng o. o furniture t375 nc insurance
No Ss owned BY j. Squire, and occupied by John Mills
No. 5, owned and occupied by John Brennan; loss
81 800 insured for 81 500 by the Brooklyn Company NO
tre t2bOo; insured for " 900 by tho Nassau Company
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
NEWS PACKAGES poR TIE PRES.

Captains and purs Of vessels arsg port requested e
deliver packages addressed 10 the Eework Associated Pres oa 10
Pnon' ih@tns he sriea aatholy OF J. W. SmOnoa Gcerl
agent Ne"s pcssgs f the Journal Of Commerce, I TKusE
World SiH, EprC Ersaing Po.i CDmsrf 4irercr Staals
Zpag and Sse foker Dotrs shou delivered ouly
The peTs0na
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
sATrRDAY- Srrr 10

49,, SATURDAY. ssPr. 10
Mails for Europe via QneensoNn AMI Ly ner ate, m,p City o
London itoh f,sf 10 % n r. close The PosOmoe T. ~
SuPpm' ntuy Mail for paid e,ten only mat np on Pier No IS
ana ei"s,s A. ~ p M Steamship sails st Up. m
oI mn ntiieo via sa snd Vera Crn steamship
v, OF eiaA rum rs No. u T. H. cor the Pos,Oce G o'clock
steamship sails PIN
Mss Hay win b, ; sto dis a, ne, ,smb,n CITY Of Port
mPrnre' sa'b jrem tpg Stores, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
rrpr IN RROOKLYN

A row of five frame dwellings on Mill-st.,
near ourst.. BROOKLYN caught dre about 2a H. yester
day and totally destroyed The nre spread so rap
idly that the occupants OF the houses barely escaped
With their lives and were unable to their furniture
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09

The money market Is easier; the stock market s
stronger and gold is per cent in price than
teray; and the financial outlook Is far more eneour~
aging and hopeful than at the close OF business lass
evening when things" very much unsettled. and
operators were In doubt what the day would bring
forth.
The foreign exchange market is dun and ffn. Tho
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
TILE COURTS.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Before Commissioner Shields.-Morris 5. Hill,
Cashier OF the Summers Bank Weschester County, In
dicted for embezzng the funds Of the bank was admit
ted in 81 900 ball to appear the october term OF the Cir
cult Court. ,....' -'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
TnrRspArs wRArnrn nrroRr-n =

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SO 6.2i Moon hses IS
sas HssA-~~ t 0svs LaAad... 7.sI Hell Gate s'6
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
Otfan Gtfdmers.

A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"a LIVERPOOL, and LONDONDERRY.
from Pier River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
INDIA, SATURDAY September TO- -
Cabs passage S65 and $75 intermediate, 49, Serae 80
''''''' HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
4 ROy ing greer,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
NATIONAL LINE.

N ALVIN III lin II.
STEAM To LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier No. ~, North River
FRANCE Gogan SATURDAY September 10,
ITALY. Grace. September
Liverpool Queenstown cabin SIS and f65
SG Prepaid steerage Liverpool Queenstown Londonderry
or GLASGOW. s f2 currency.
aud HAtRR aOd LONDON every Fortnight ealing at
southampton o land passengers.
PENNSYLVANIA Thompson SATURDAY, September n.
Cabin passage 5 75 Seege. SO payable In
booked cducr kOT further particulars
'fFF +. W. j. HURST. Manager
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
W ThB GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANr3 MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRB, CALLING
AT BRRsT -
speodh yoh for the Conneas win sail
hon Pier No. 50 North River, as follows:
LAFAYETTE SATURDAY, September IT,
WILLIE PARIS SATURDAY October
ST. LAURENT, Lemane 0ctOser Ia
PERkIkB Danre .StIUhDA1 Cstoter ~
TO BRESF OR HAvRB-Firsi Cabin $40; Second Csbn S75
To PARIS inclaag railway ueseD First Cabin SlS Second
Cabin, S1s.
These DO not carry steert2, pdssrncrrs.
American travellers gng returning from the Consen Of Europe
by taxing Of this line avoid from transit
b, English raways and crossing Channel besass Iag
trnahE GEO MACkENZIR Agent Ne So Broal~ar
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09

THE SLIGHTLY woUNDED-THE SUSPENSE OF
FRIENDS-SCENES IN THE HoSPTTALS-TIIE
SPLENDID DISCIPLINE OF THE PRUSSIAN
ARMY-THE DISPOSITION OF ALSACE AND
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
THE MONEY MARKET
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHASGR.-rrRsr car,
lO4 O'CLOCK A. n.
SlLs N lor1z

Sos Stde BOad'-Iaslroqa md eql,,a4 s,,,..
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H. B. washburne.

The above named gentleman is the Minister
Plenipotentiary of the United States at Paris.
When a boy Mr.. Washburne was an apprentice
to the printing business, in the service of the
late Hon. Luther Severance, formerly Commits
sioner and Minister Resident at these islands.
He retains a high regard for the memory of his
most substantial friend in his boyhood, from
whom he received lessons of patriotic integrity
that he never forgot, and which no doubt have
done much to make bis life, as a practical states
man, a positive. success.
After serving three or four years at the print
ing business, he stuffed law in Boston,. He re-
moved to Illinois in 1910, served eighteen years
as Representstive in Congress, was appointed
Secretary of State, and then Minister Plenipoten-
tiary to France. When the war broke out be-
tween France and Prussia, the Germans were all
ordered out of Paris in a most hurried manner,
The Prussian Government placed the whole man
agement of their exodus in the hands of Mr..
Washbarne. the flag of whose country was for
the time being, their protection. Property of
great value was placed in his hands, every dollar
efzwhieH will be returned 20 the fightful owners
when called for. He is a man about the size of
and, perhaps, about the age of Marshal Parke,
though of lighter complexion, with large grey
eyes and ovverhanging eyebrows. His energy Of
character amounts to genius, united with quick
ness of perception, and a cool courage that never
fails him in time of need. When he strikes, he
hits-tile nail ON the head fair and square, and
drives it home with ~efectual force. Prussia did
right in seeking his assistance, as above. in Paris,
for he has the force of several men, concentrated
in one, in an emergency like that when friendly
cid is wanted, and, where much action must be
crowded into a small SPACE. When Francs de-
clared a Republic, he was the first to give it the
most efficient moral support of the great nation he
represents 80 well. In this way he has done honor
able service to three nations, all of whom are his
steadfast friends. And here we will further say,
that he has ever been the wellinformed and we'll
wisher of the Government OF these islands. and
as such deserves this notice. MILO
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Foreign Items.

Youths eompanion-a pretty girl.
What is it that nobody wants, yetnobody likes
% lose? \ lawsuit.
Work in tho English dockyards. preparing
var vessels for sea, now goes on day and night.
The Herald of Health declares that sleep after
iinncr is unhealthy, and that a 10 minutes doze
before eating is the thing.
The debt of the city of New York is SIC, OOO,-
OO0-an increase of S34, 900 900 within Z years,
exclusive of street improvements and other heavy
burdens.
Water is 80 scarce in Madison, Ind, that the
people don't think of using it as a beverage. 1t is
even reported that the milkmen have been COM
PEELED to sell pure milk as a matter of economy.
The Bishop of Calcutta has been visiting Bur
nah, but failed to obtain an interview with the
King, because His Majesty insisted that the right
reverend gentleman should squat crossleggcd on
a piece Of carpet. ITG -
The United States pensioners on the rolls of
June 80, 1870, amounted in number to 1913 $50,
of whom 1921 were invalid army and navy
pensioners, and Ill les were widows, orphans
aad dependent relatives.
Lahe o1ICnlgdn lr bHc ucSPSoS VI all Tue great
lakes, having an average depth of 900 reet. Lake
Superior has a mean depth of 68S feet, and Lake
Erie only "a feet. The area of all the chain of
lakes, is 10000 square miles.
The Legislature of Massachusetts, has passed a
law, making provision for giving free instruction
10 Industrial or mechanical drawing to pupils in
the day or evening schools who are over Is years
old. Every town containing more than 1O, 900
inhabitants. i. required to make necessary ar
rangements for such instruction, and smaller
towns are recommended TO do So
FkESeH RETtGEEs IN LosDoN1The city of
London is full of fagitiyes from the war. There
IRE a few Germans among them, who fed to avoid
military duty but the great majority are French,
ior the most part women and children and elderly
neu- The more opulent among them, driving
a open carriages through the parks and gardens,
rloungiDg in the fashionable prome1ades, give
n unusual air of syiEaeity to the British capital.
Ever since the gates of Paris were closed, say the
ondon papers. one may hear almost as much
J rench, as English spoken in the streets and res
saurants |; and Regent street appears to be as
implicitly occupied nv the French as Boulogne is
Il L IL Tr.rT.-r %
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PORT OF HONOLULU. Ii. L.
XIV

ARRIVALS.
Dec. 1T-Schr Warwick. John Bull. from MoEokai. .
I7-Schr IA Moi, Powers, from Mani
I7-Bnt bk AnffpOds, JnO kirkpatrick, 81 days from
EE New Castk, " 5 W, via Tahiti, IS days q
IS-Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane, rom Mani.
Is-Sehr Odd Fellow, Hopu, from Hawaii.
I9-SchT Mary. Kznoho, from Hawaii.
I9-Am b. Comet, A Fuller, IS days I'm San Franciscu.
9-Schr Pauahi, BaIlastier, from Molokai.
@J-scbr Hattie, Howard from Maui.