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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30
CORRESPONDENCE.
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NkkAVAo- MsVI- Nos :, $50
EIa7r R1rali1a Ga,sas. Dzsz Slz: N
keeping ia posted in regard TO matters s-d
t1ilgs pertaining 10 NJ fed q iabo- O. Nl.i.
The ErSt i,ez Ebicb have toeouuaniczis 5 The
rsb1ii5ins q tie sl-zr-uil a-i Other b-il5ip-s
q oar nsiEbbo- Capt. Hob-o- Ehieh. As 5 gen
ersl,! kloEu. ve-s Destroyed ~ Ere Ian happy
10 rsPo-1 tie oo-plstf0n q tbsSs b1ii5ir-s. and
he rss1niDs q the lzbo-s zhich have been SIS
psz5e6 ssaoe AEEzzt We al rej1ios ID ibs
speedy ooupletiou q this Eo-k. a-d ne hope
that the greai loss sustained By The eu,err-isia-
p-oFristor Eay. sre Ions- b retrieved Tie
~0rk q re51ii5iu- The Se-iuary : steadily pro
crossing. notwithstanding tie sca-o5,y q Czrpsn-
,srs ard osbe- vo-kusu- sud the state 4 the
usz;hsr. This ieaSs ne 70 zuC,her its--. 70 MI.
tie iz;e s.a-z Al Makazao and H.u2kua
uzy 3 sci ssy- ere speak Of The storm q
lzsi ~ssk- that tie present sszs11 has besn 81
u1us-zly Iziny oae- Si1cs The Is; q Jua=.
thers las ben Do iaek q moisi1rs fe- uzn and
bsszt- OR eis;eruz zP-ings and zun1i1- streams
have hasu rsFlsuishei sl8ozs 6alIy-kspi f1l
ard SFs-So=ing-an5 car p4s-rss and o5ea
eo-1cus have ben VISITED z7sb st7ze-s - fe-
q1sus All c0p5ozs- that or cattle su5 bo-ses
have been snzbls 70 eoos1us tie iuxurzut
grasses ztich coys- tbs face e the whole eoun-
II. zns sFEing uP aloost a soon - crupt- Oar
JgIy raio=. Ekieh occar With zsIl-u5zt a. much
rez1i2ri;y A. TIE uo1ih Itself Esre his ysar IL
z<1aZy e9p5saz ard frsz that tire 10 tbs. there
hare been aOre rzi1y dzys than Plezssn; ooes-
he ss1,ie8en MeCsily and Dr. Wkituey and
Nrs- Wkilnsy- IA e = Fisit Ia Ssptsu.t,sr. and
asoenSsi Kahalezksla- They =sre vs-y fortunate
Il her tire for ascending he ozutsfu. Tie-inz
TIE crater aid returning to or bose for tao
ssccssziFs days q a. peasant ssaihe- re have
zz.roely e15oyed sinos ihzzs frisods rstar1ei to
H0a0lsla We Il NakzEso. Esrs les hizhly
f.sorsi. for Szbte;h. SsTt IIlb. Eas rziuT dr..
sd ooly 1ins iniisiE1zls sc Iressui Il or ulszs
All chapel 70 Ezien 70 NJ NeCsIyfs excellent
aisoOzrss- Oar forssgn PoFz.ti0a : space. so1s=
liFi.z ihr=s @ four Eilss distant fron the ulaes
q zorssiP. sd ,ssFs bsing 70 sbsss for tie
q bozsez- rzi1y Sabbath coz .
zoniy dspdEss Is Of TIE privilege q Eo-shipiuz
II tie booss Of God And n4Hy sacb days have
sc seen dsring tbs year The hose has oos
o@a oP=oea snes Ok 80 Tbs oPenz he way
70 spsak q .hat- b zsy q e7pt.sis. I regard
Is tie Ea.s s-ora At Nakasao sss HszzksA
Huslo- Z Hlnekza- X ooeof ~ csi-siziioas,
-tich Lksss bess scezsi0ussd to Eisit q1zrts-iy
sses 5yr@ssesse Al Nsk1szo- Ths distance
: .bsss t-slFs uils= 10 tie oes;ing-bozss. zbich
: q stone nth sE5ngia5 rook EslI lighted.
nth = bard EOo-. cozfrtztls seats, and sell
SD bel Tbs / tie ikiEs O. fozrsh b0ass II
Ike I. tzFs net nth tie pe0p's q HoeEo
Tben have ben With then q TIE Sshbafh
-he tuo q three kossz frzt oerzp5sd Eere
hatchsa ziih the Fzndznsz leaf q the Izskslz |
ILieh grOxs .5aDdza.ly Z ths district Thsss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30

HoEEvER much Franklin Kane. K0tzebue,
and host II Others. msy deserve the admiration
OF mankind for their investigations in the frozen re-
gious 81 the Northern S=as, Ee are of the opinion
that the hardy Ehalenen, who, year sfter year pur
sue their aFoeaii0n in tie fruzen Arctic seas simply
for the purposes Of commerce. regardless Of the
dangers Wtieh beset such voyage should not yield
the palm 10 any II the above celebrated explorers
for hardih0od and adventure. The dangers through
which this most adventurous class Of mariners pass
Eas never better exrmpiiaed than during the past
season North. Il i known, by those scquaiuied
wiih the whaling business in later years that in the
Arctic larger portion Of Nhsles are caught late in
the season namely, during the latter pari Of Sep
TENDER aud the hrsi week IN Oliober, curing " hich
tine, regardless Of the approaching Arctic winter
zHd the certainty Of Danger aud suffering incident
upon the passage OFT Of the sea at that lse season.
amid ice and STOW and storms they heroicsllT fol-
Ioz their calling The result Of this hsrdihood Is
tie good average catch oi the past two years Dur
ing The latter part Of the present season. those who
bad remained later than the hrsi few days ia Octo-
Der. experienced hsrdshps which are hardly taraI-
leed ia tie annals Of purely commercial navigation.
FTghtf1l storms prevailed; the sea, in the shozl
Ezier Of the Arctic, zzs unusually boisierous and
dangerous. whilst the excessive cold weather in
creased the danger aud suffering Several vessels.
during severe gales between the first and eleventh
Of Ociober hal ther rudders frozen fast whilst tons
Of ice hing upon the rigging. about the bows and
the sides Of the ships For hours the utmost perse
Tsranee and suffering required to free the rud-
ders q the vessels that they could Be used One
ship having taken the gale in shoal water and OF
le= Shore ~hieh Obliged carry every sail pos
sible The risk Of losing her m4sis. actually had
The pebbles from the bottom tbe depth being about
f0ur f2fhamsl washed up By the violent e0mmoiion
Of the sea, AID thrown upon Ter deck In several
easez oil Ehieh stiil deck in casks, pTepzrs-
io-y 70 being slowed in The hold Of the vessel Hss
stove and allowed 10 into the sea The oil THIS
lost Ess generally 50 eongsaied that il would not
run oct Of the buns Of tbs casks the heads Of which
bad u Be broken IN, 70 sci il free.
AL the shsiers expected here have now arrived,
ard al unite ia saying That never before have much
severe storms and exfrene cold BEEN experienced IL
the arctic Oeesn ss during the latter part Of the
past sessoa- Little hope Is felt that the Japin,
vessel bzlrngiHg 20 Melbourne, Australia has sue
-eeded IN making her escape fr-m the Arctic All
ziH Iook Eiib Anxiety for The report from Hilo By
he Steamer, to return on FRIDAY. nfbe japan has
aot made that port. but little hope can BE- enter
cred Of Der safety.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30


By the Moss Tavio-. we have dates
frous San Francisco 70 the I5th. aud tele-
go fron thssSeat o. wzr IN Europe 20
tie 18th ius- TIE zctusl vzr news Is q
5 oc-parztivsly unimpcrt7nt character,
With the exception Of the surrender q
Me,L On the 2-sh Of Oc,ober. BY MzrsbzI
Barzins. together With his army q l50. o00
nsl Grez, indignation zgzinst Ba1aine
: expressed throughout France Il being
clziusd tha- he could hs7s held Metz tor
3 uuch longer tina However this nay
b. the czp,ure o. -hzt fortress, With the
lzrze AMY which Surren3ere5 with Ba-
rzine. : of the utmost importance 70 the
Gerusus. a1d s Erez- blow 20 Frznoe- Il
rsn5e-S th-s cour1uuicsticn between Ger
many aud PariS perfectly open, and ie2veS
81 z-1v Of some $4,000 men. (ihst under
Panoe Fre5s-ick Cares free 10 ioin
The fouoes alrszv a7oznd Psris. OF to op-
crate n otbar paris Of Frsncs- TIE
French gained thar frs important VIC
tOrv Ok tie e,h and lO>h Inst, At Orleans.
xbs-e the zruy un6sr General De Pzlz-
6iass, zfter rSo dsys' battle, defeated the
Germans under Gens-zi Vsn Der Tam.
rssSki1g the CITY rou tie Ger@sns. No
important noTsnents have taken P'.oe
sreznd PsriS Reports. Oae dzy. STATE
thar the Gernsns VIII commence the bon
b1uin1ut socu; On a0oshsr day L s
s.s-sf hist -Psris wil nc. Be boubzrSsi
81 al, but I'll Be reauoed By Starvation
Tie gsnerzl attitude q Airs II In
rope looks nore thnssteaing - shose
nations ~bish, hithsrso. hsve no. parsici-
pztsS IN he Struggle than Il has Snoe the /
connencsnear Of the var. his sozing
70 the Ezc- that the Governnea1 CT Rus
=. has. n a0se nd to Ear CO rins on f
tie s-h inst, fsrnaHE repudiaied the OBJ
Ezzriens q the trzzty Of lsss, lknoEn
IS zhs Trezty Of Psuk On the I4sh.
IL. Rssssl, Under Secretary Of Foreign
AIRS, Ezs Sesp4-ched By TIE British I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30

tsove-nrleht 70 NeCSSllleS- HfS MISSION.
Il Is understood. Is - Inform Bismarck
lbs; England. Ans,riz sni Italy win unite
to resiSs the .violSsion u the treaty by
Russia 1, Is understood ths, Russia snd
Prussia are II fan accord. and should
matters be pressed 70 8 conflict, those TWO
powers would probably k pit;ei againsi
the reSs Of Europe such = general Ea-
roPeAn war woald be appalling. and is
reSui.s would be most diffculi 10 iore,en.
should the smbi,iou of Russis be grati-
tie,i, TurSsy IN Europe would be absorbed
into The Russian Empire, snd the 6rea-n
Of every RassiSn sovereign, since Pe,er
the Great. re2Iized.
From the United S;zies, the news i
uuimportzat- The fall elections have
rAssei-;he oen,ending parties, IS usual,
meeting with vari5.i success Theoe VIII
be, however. slight gain Of Democratic
strength IN the next Congress The X
siEnation Of Secretary Cox. and rs &C
by the President. seems to have
caused considerable Stir in the Republican
party; the general feeling seeming to be
,hS, the President INSIDE s g0eSt mistake
in permitting designing anu no, too
honest politicians 10 force - honest :
nan - >ecreia-v Cox from the Cabinet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30

tive crises nay he oarea by wonderful
speci6c-,he ensblpg'the Banks to issue
more hank notes
The amount q money IN = country does
not have an app7eoiable eifto, On the rates
Of discount The acquisition Of coin IN
wolves ,he.losS Of the property given in
exchange for Il 10 the miners Hence,
beyond the actuAl amount necessary for
the wants Of Enthusiastically needed for
doing the work Of ooiu,- Is wealth
given away to aoqnire metal which Is
sS useless ss = cargo Of stones Ii can
give ne AID in she production Of wealth /;
/, can not be caPitsl - long s. i cen
sinDes in cellar, III, i represented by
bank notes, then the ahsUr,ii,y Is reached,
thsi millions worth 81 property Is given
in orier 10 acquire million pieces Of
paper. expressing acknowledgment Of
debt. The quantity Of money needed.
ani capable Of being employed in $ com
try, bears no proportion whatever to its
weslth. 70 the amount Of business done,
10 lis banking and di>coauung, OF 70 any
other object than the transactions which
employ It IS their Instrument Of payment.
Hence II follows, thS; the Special con-
modify, money, does no, furnish any
greater supplies for loans than the va,na-
Die commodities would thSt are sent cut
q the country To buy the money.
Nineiy-Seven parts Of the re>ouuoes CT
Banks. whence they aoQuire their abiIi,y
10 loan, Is derived from their function ot
transfers Of debt; hence II Is the enlarge
ment Of this. rather than thar Of the three
parts coin OF notes, tia; quickeus OF de
ssroys their ability 70 control OF extend
their line IF discounts. When this n
source i enlarged. which i the case
when there i excess Of production over
sellers buying les than
they have sold. combinations 10 the stock
81 commodities IN shops and Warehouses,
without an equivalent tsGng away Of
other goods for use or destructiou-theu
they have accommodations 70 grant:
when /, dwiniles SWAY. through excess
Of consumption over production, bad har-
rests, OF the construction Of drains. rail
Ways, OF ether works that are non-pro-
ductive. cut Of Other funds than savings. .
they have small supplies 70 distribute 10 .
Others. whatever msy have happened
with their small changsof gold and notes,
The conclusion reached by the author
s, that neal wealth can not be created. or
p7ogre>S secured. merely By importation
at gold. or the creation Of bank notes in
abunjsnee; THAI ease IN loans depends
upon the actE2l ease in trade, the pro
iae.ive energy and frugal habits Of the
people: tha, the merchant, instead Of
watching the money-sn2rke,. should rather
match the forces that are AT work in aug
neu;ing or diminishing the natural wealth,
20, only in their own country. but over
he whole world: 10 refee, whether an
sHceSS Of the public wealth Is not ex-
eende5 in costly railways and tunnelingS,
# which the restoration VIII require
-earS; and 70 take into aeoount the infu-
nee If ignorance and prejudice on the
nze,meut Of pnotec,ive tariffs and similar
on,rivsnee> for the dimiuuriou Of capital.
L Is IN tbese regions that commercial
terms are generated: here are the mighty
overs which mske OF undo fortunes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30
Supreme Court OF the Hawaiian
islands.
srronr xn. ,rsr,es pwvrtr-rs caanasHs,

Rex ~. NJ. c. cAallamel.--Pettioa Cor a writ oi
o,rSe-cr.
Mr. Thompson. counsel for defendant, sled pcti.
ten setting forth that the s,h Of November iS;e,
Judgment q conviction Was rendered against the
ieiendsn, urou charge e vending spiri'aons
n9aor a. retail without license and that the defend
an, was sentenced to pay sue Of $500 by the Police
Magistrate Of Hsnolela, That upon The Trial Of the
charge there was no evidence that The said defendant
had ~ license to vend spireoas liquor a, retAil.
and that in consequence % the failure Of such evil
ieaee the jadsmee, was erroneous, therefore the DO
6csdaut prayed for writ Of cerforar directed to the
Folieo Magistrate commanding him 10 certify to The
supreme Cour, his docket and all tho tssimony and
facts spOn which his Judgment was Rendered.
wbersnpon the Court made an order tha, a rule TO
show cause Why the said writ should not issue be
taken ont, which was done accordingly,
The matter came on to be heard on Saturday the
Seth inst. Mr. Thompson in showing cause Why the
writ could issue claimed tina, ii the writ
could issue at all in this Kingdom, upon the
showing before the Coart. it mus, issue in this
Il did net appear upon the pleading that appeal
hsd been los, aud chat therefore the Court could not
consider whether or 10, an appeal was the proper
remedy, bat the respondent no, having hed any an
swer. the petition was the only thing before the
Court, aud tia, upon that, the Court shoald issue
writ Of ceriio-sri
The Court said that the petitioner had not made
cut in its opinion, sufficiently strong. that
tins writ exceptional remedy TO be issued only
when accessory aud the burden the petitioner
show that the statute remedy Of appeal Insult
men, Of respondent
Writ Of Ccr'iorsri refused.
Defendants counsel took exceptions to the ruling
IL. r.-r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30
Liberal Advances Made en- all shin
menIs per Steamer.

Insurance guaranteed AZ Lower Ra.es than BY Sail
ing Vessels Particular taken Of Shipments Of
Fruit
Al orders for Goods to be purchased in San Fran
cisco sill he reserved. and 6led by return Of Steamer
~ Shipments from Europe and The United States
intended for these Islands will be received hv the
Company IN san Francisco il consigned 10 them and
be forwarded BY their Steamers 70 Honolulu, FREE
% CHARGE except actual outlay
sr-Passengers are requested 90 take their tickets
before y O'Clock the day Of sailing and to pro-
cure their Passports.
E35-AA Bills against the Steamer must be pre-
seHfei before two o'clock the day Of sailing or
they vii have to lay over till the return Of the
Steamer for settlement
Ism H. HAcKFELD ( CO.. Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30
JUST RECEIVED
Per r. G. Wylie,
From Bremen.
CNGLIsH PRINTs--Faucy. PupIe and

ENGLISH PRINTs--Fancy, Purple and
II Mourning
French prints. fancy Fancy mus#s;
Victoria lawns Mosquits netting
Superior black eaburgs-
French meriuo and Grape; Ticking;
White shirtng and long cloth
Brown and blue ce.fon drills, heavy.
Brown and blue eottons; Hickory stripes;
Blue twiiled saxony hannels;
Imperial linens. assorted
White linen handkerchief
Turkey red snd yellow handkerchiefs;
White jaconet haHdkerrhiefs;
Fancy cotton handk erchief.
Black six elastic Dress goods;
Plain and figured black six 4.
White linen and ribbed drill;
Fine White linen dues Black lining silk
Black hair cloth Tor tailor's use
Blue twill; Blue pique Cashmere:
Vel barge, assorted csiors.
For Sale By
80 Sme II. HACKFELD 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30

ANoNe the passengers by The Moses
T4yior, the Hon z Il Allen, Chief
JlSsioe sni Ch4acelor u the Kingdom.
rs,urnej after 81 sbsenoe a shout fifteen
r1oushs- We are hapPy 70 X sble 70 ~
thas IL Homer 1szehss home IN excellent
hesl.h
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30
.WIED-MILL FOR SALE.

AWELD<BUfLT WINDMILL, manu-
u fsetsrs5 Il the Hs8oizln Iron works, tEenty
feet diameter ezhtssa fans, dix crank stroke from
10 70 p iaebes- AIse-s PUMP. Horksd BIZ the
zssTe. y inches IL diameter ard p feet long
Iksg Eil = sod X bargain, AID may Be seer at
ny pace q; v zikiki
Esasiss q tls-lael L NeoULLY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30

IEr BsE-usar % Hls NAFrsTr. sss Kzys. ooe---
zlzs sAs yea ca Sla1sy. ussi,r Is Ae-ssy sirs-
iAai N-ia-. ~ lslA day y De,s=bs- zs1s, vi ls
csiss---si - a h---lsy oz the .ocasio-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30

CEElsrsks Dtr eeez-i-r ssis vsz- q S-z5sy.
r--zes Is as--.s ersz tAas Na-asr. lie ssih Esy e
I'serzsss 81 ss observed A. Fas-is As-ilsy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30

Wv NEau's BAY aos-rzanc tbs wear q S=zssy-
z--icr s Ae-str gus1 - Naz5ay. -azz.-y -.
ISL "a ss observed A. a F-t-a Ac-zisy.
= " Er-cE-ScN.
Cz.-s- IL Lzss-s--
lzas-ir 0z-- NJ - ISl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

csuPREME Court % the Hawaiian tsl-nsi..
- " rtobate Ia the ualtgt II thr Estate e ~ n
BRAY decreased 0cr o. show uhs cfter q ale
q nal estate Should noi D. inade.
~ appearing The sad Cunt - tlc rrtin thts dsy
rfcscns, ry Sandt,rd ric lhc RaniaistIaiar q
Estate - w n BRAY. icetsri sayis1 ~ cfisr q
sale that avpafy wi rftn q he rysl estatr o.
nav the outstanding against The c64sr .ne ne ehS
expenses and ehaiEc, ~ administrative.
a lsc,rci by ne Covert that al petsns Interested Ne
.tafr u .aii drcars arfetf tcift The Cfi. I'M she
Ncnse IA ilenoiaiu, On SuNnAN, the fpih nte o. nE
CSMnNR A n iSle ~ TO ipck A y. % stda Ny
AZ arr Should ne H. granted o. sali Aai.tfsilr
Il the ftais q the aid dressr b.
stry Hu thsa eop1 II his lrr neratishei - c,s
s,tsi,o weeks previous the sid sv q hrsriu 81 i.
uAutnAN GAsctfs sud Ne Al usca psurparrrs pliutas
and rubli.hclin The ciiy q ilsnouia.
ktfKEn 8 HtRrWrLL
.iasllcc Supreus Ccust
Attest, w,tfrS r. SrAt, ncpns Clerk
igouolain Nov n. iSsA az
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30
PACKET LINES.
viii Leave Honolulu


Freight for San Francisco viii be received at the
Steamers Warehouse. and receipts for the same
given BY the undersigned No charge for storage
Or ,artase. Fire Risks in Warehouse not taken BY
The Company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30

Tar cA-isr=as vas-sia- q shs Gore-a=e-; Erg-
Ira nav S1a--ls n HoHa-z,z vi szssaE fra IL
- F-rzizs 3, sss "a sr ysaus-T. ss=zs1,az- tie
E-st .s-a u IL yca- Nozzay. yAz- 81 IS-I.
b e7sss q IL Bard ls E5-,zsisz.
W--ks- Ss1rE, SKY.
H,-,'z,z. N,r. ss.s 1S-s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30

N1r1-E s terssr elres iaEs Flszai h-s5ss VI se
-ases b. s--zz 90 azz a;s= Taz-s5sy liz 2ssa sls.
f.- - F--Yass ~ ssFzl-s- al ruzEz s. z-.z sAs
va e,zPlsscs-
GEc- T. L--E-
Read Szpe-rzsc--
r. S----rss---. o. " 80 -s-r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30
lEEcRR rnE SUPREME COURT or IN.

uDETcRE ruE SUPREME COURT 81 fns
- Hawaiian isesis-iu rrrtsie IA tae Halie1 n a.
N-isie q rArER SNtfit, q ueuculul dcccaseL b.Ifs
Mr. Justice Wiicn,znu. IN thartrr<.
On reading and Aims TIE reiirtu q & afts rsayln-
that he may arllnc Annilraicr ~ ate T.i.,a
DECD -. fS7o a ne o'clcck tne erurueu. tr ana
the Se hercby Appointsi ~ hetlhs he il rstlfIa ~
frr me said Justice bis Chambers ~ nnrIar al ,tIrh
;ie and place an pess in,srp-tci uey trr1f sad
csusr q thry have shy ~ sane shqalf me- b. sfr
and that notice thce,f D. giscu by fnhaf|aa st arrr
In the nswkusS GNtrr uewspapes, tf thror success.re
weeks prcV0as 70 said hearing
a. A WfnfNANN
Asseciatp Jcstice Snlrcnc ccurt
Attest W r. Ssat. ncrrtv Clsrk.
Dated Honolulu, III. NV 18th, isso GS1ic
GUPREME COURT NoT1CE.-The aftsuiisn q
- Magistrates Is callci o. che fict fhsi ~ TIE satntas
the jurisdiction pcc and District Jus ics. euasrrae
in section Act Chapter B. Cnritl Peal Cie Inelu.s
aiso The ncusc- enumerated Ia secus e TIE uew
compilation.
T. NcCULLY
Clerk 81 the supreme Overt
Honolulp. November 18Th iS7n-itsic
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30


n IST OF JURORS drawn az the ncrs,, hss Tern, -
q Circuit Court II the sccond Judicial Circuit Lahalaa
Maui
Eiwsrd Raiiey jr, Eusea- n.l
u Norton, John Miller
Julius Chm, . james - Clair
Jaucs, "a WAfug.
II NtriN. W y Nus-ufln
" W Accd. Mm adams.
JAMES Campbell kaynasr.
} A Coustantine. Chasles Lake
james Hacd. John MARBLE
Samuel r Alexander. n spencer
Daniel , Sanford. CT Merrill
william Bailey. Edwin Jones
n niCKENSoN ia
CierS Circuit Court 20 Judicial Circnit
Lahaina Ma1i Nov. 4 iS70--4s-ltc
a DNINISTRAToRS' NOTICE. the nsstsrr
~ y the Estate 4 Her Majesty Queen n1sussr a. X
hAPAkUHAltI
The undersigned having been duly appointed Adurisfra
tor ~ The above Estate all persons having claim. sns
the said Estate hereby rrtdsd and required rls-rut
their claims within six months fum the dy ~ the rutI
tion q this notice Otherwise thew will be- barred ard
al persons Indebted TO the said Estate requested
immediate payment
CHAS. RANAINA.
JAMES ". AUSTIN. administrator
CHARLES n. JUDD.
Honolulu, November g. ls1u.-t1tc
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
Popery and Civil Governments.

The Ciyilta CdttoIica, a journal notoriously
in the interests Of the Jesuits, and to which
we have more than once been indebted for
valuable information, has come out with
strong article against the bad politicians
The article has been provoked by the oppo-
sition manifested towards the Council by the
governments of Austria Bavaria, Spain and
Italy. The Council is vigorously defended.
The opposing governments are plainly told
that the bishops despise menaces, that laws
enacted contrary to the DEGREES Of the Council
will not be binding on the subjects, because
they will not be recognized by the Church.
All such governments are further warned that
they must expect terrible revolutions to
overthrow them France alone has been
faithful to the C0ncordat, and France is to
have special blessing. II Papal thunder
were now dreaded this would be very well.
With the example Of the United States, Of
Great Britain, of Prussia, OF Denmark, OF
Sweden, not to speak of Russia and other
non Protestant States, before them, we do not
think that Austria and Spain and Italy will be
much alarmed by this threatened thunder.
AS for France, we must wait to learn what the
Emperor says about infallibiiity before we
pronounce her out Of danger.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
NI0rImonism-The New Reveintion.


Our letter from Salt Lake SAYS that the
schismatics claim to have had the rough out
lines Of the new constitution by direct revela-
ton from Heaven, but that its details are to
be supplied by the thoughts of individuals
Heaven having no desire to supersede human
brains, and wishing the schismatics to be salts
fed with their own arrangement. The rough
draft is presented to our readers in the letter
of our correspondent, and they can form their
own opinion of it as a handiwork of Heaven
1t will be especially encouraging to the
Woman's Rights advocates to know that one
article expressly declares that women have
the right to vote on church questions, but the
authorship of the draft is rendered rather
doubtful by the fact that, although it deals in
such minor matters as ward organizations, it
fails to take ground for or against poygamy,
the great question which threatens to uproot
both the new and the old Churches and
bring about general revolution In the whole
religious organization of Mormonism. Not
withstanding the evils rampant in the chief
camp of the Mormons the missionaries OF
Brigham Young's dispensation are intently at
work to secure more proselytes, and the move
ment liz becoming quite successful even SO near
home as Long Island