The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-10

VISITORS TO THE ZEALoUs.-A large number OF our
residents, ladies and gentlemen, visited the Jealous
during her stay here. The fact that she anchor
ed outside did not any Inconvenience in
doing So The steam launch belonging to the ship
made regular trips every day, much for the accom-
mediation of visitors as for the ships company. All
who visited this magnificent specimen Of naval archi-
lecture equally delighted with the ship and her
gentlemany officers, who lost opportunity in max
ing the stay of their visitors as pleasant and socable
as possible. Although the visit of the Jealous was
a short one, it will long be remembered most
agreeable one to those who enjoyed acquaintance
with those board. With few exceptions, this has
been their first visit to Honolulu, and glad to
learn that it has been pleasant There is a
probability that the Zealous will make Honolulu
another visit some time next year, and perhaps a
longer one.
POLICE COURT An unusual number of cases
were brought before the Police Magistrate during
the past week, among which were the following
The driver of milk wagon made appearance on
Tuesday, on a charge of reckless driving through
the streets. He had made practice Of fast driving
to such an extent that it necessary to make an
example of him to the amount of SIS Portuguese,
who had for some time been suspected of furnishing
liquor to natives, was found guilty Wednesday,
and sentenced to pay fine of $500 As the man is
not worth sufficient to pay that amount it is proba
BILE, in default, that he will find public employment
for some time. Two native doctors were fined 500
each, on Thursday for exercising their skill without
a license A number of this class, of late, have
received similar check, which will doubtless have
the effect of putting q stop to the impositions
practiced by them.
AccnENTs.-Last Wednesday afternoon, car
rage was run into on the Valley road by careless
horseman, giving the occupants, who were ladies
and children, serious fright, besides doing some
slight damage to the carriage The did not
stop TO offer any assistance, but made off at full
speed, knowing that his recklessness entitled him
to visit to the Sation-house. The same evening,
two ladies, who were taking a moonlight drive,
were upset on one of the wharves while turning the
carriage. 1t was fortunate that the horse was a
quiet animal, for instead of becoming frightened,
it stood perfectly still until The carriage was
righted; otherwise, it is impossible to say what
injury might have occurred either to the ladies'
the carriage One of the ladies was thrown between
the wheels the carriage turned over, and the
other had the reins twisted around her. That
nothing serious resulted from accident like this
especially in such locality, seems almost miracu-
lous.
NAvAL-H. l. R. Majestys Steamer Almaz, Com
modore Pilxin, arrived at this port Friday last
She is a beautiful specimen of naval architecture and
one of the nestvesses that has lately entered the bar
bOr The Almaz was built at St. Petersburg, and is
comparative new vessel. She is of about 1900 tons
burthen with engines of $50 horsepower, and is said
to average IL knots under steam. We give below
list of her officers:
Flag Cgptain-Brylkin.
E1eeutiUe O6feer-Siedletzky.
Lieutenants = Razvozof, Fevdosief Blagodoreff,
Linden, Bykaf.
Flag OFoers-Mannk, Ramsky, KOsakOf, Navig.
LieutsnaRt-TvanoG.
CHIEF ERgiHeer-Gayraloff.
In addition to the above she has eight Midshipmen
The Almaz sailed for Japan on Sunday morning at
six O'Clock.
H. B. NJ. S. Jealous sailed on Saturday evening
for San Francisco. We understand that she will
touch at Makees Landing. While taking her anchors
preparatory to getting under way one of them fouled
among the coral at the bottom, and was buoyed the
vessel leaving without it.
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