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hangers Welcome 70 the Prcsid emit,

BANGOR, ME-, Oct. is, II a. m-The advent
OF the President and other dis nitaries in honor
OF the opening of the European and North
American railway creates a general sensation
vate buildings are profusely decorated, and
many thousand people throng the streets. A
grand procession, including the military, fire
oepal iment lumbermen and civil authorities
formed at 10 O'Clock and escorted the President
and the distinguished visitors through the prin-
cipal streets. Much enthusiasm ives manif stcd
quite lmpO7ing, including companies from All
parts Of the State. The weather is cloudy, but
cool and agreeable. Every thing so far Is pro-
crossing admirably.
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The Pennsy1vanfa Railroad Lease I'm.
iuneff0n (yaea

PHILADRLPHIA, Oct IS-The Record has a
special from Trenton stating that the Chancellor
has denied the injunction which sustains the
lease - the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
TRENTON, \. j., Oct. 1S.-The ChanceIlar
gave decision fully sustaining the right of the
fenrsylvaria railroad 10 corsummate the lease
OF the United States railroad companies of New
Jersey. The decision vacates the Injunction
and legaliZes the lease.
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The Fisheries Excitement.

BOSTON, Oct. 1S--The latest news i'm regard
u the Gloucester excitement is brought by the
revenue cutter Hamlin. She reports that she
spoke fisherman who had been spoken by a
gunboat on TueSday at p. m, and asked ii She
had seen the Horton. He described the gum
boat as long, low rugged steamer of about
LOO tons. There IS little doubt that this
was steamer from the navy-yard, and her
size was exaggerated. The Hamlin also reports
speaking another fisherman, who saw a bark
rugged steamer Monday night living eight miles
southeast of Eastern Point The Hamhn has
coaled, and Is ready to start at a moments
notice. Should the Horton arrive there will be a
reception, salute will be fired and there will be
other acts of jubilstion in Gloucester to testify
the appreciation of the fishermen for the act Of
recapture. subscription for the purpose was
taken up yesterday, and over SEQ obtained.
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Dividing the A..ets.

NV YobK, Oct. IA. II. Hastings has beer
appointed by Judge Inerahsm receiver OF tia
Security Insurance Company, and has entered
upon the duties Of the apportiorment-
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NEW YORK, Oct lss-The committee of the
Chamber OF Commerce announce that future
contributors received by them viii be divided
between the Chicago, Wisconsin and Michigan
sufferers.
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The National Government and the
Hire HufIe rRIa

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-The Chamber OF Com.
merce has adopted a memorial, which has beer
forwarded ID President Grant, stating that gov
eminent aid TO the sufferers in Michigan and
other places will probably be necessary, AM
assuring him that Congress will undoubtedly
sanction an outlay for this benevolent pUrpose
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
PROM EuROPE To-Day.
fe'esrophed Eroissireiy 70 TIE Evestse star.
European Contributions TO the On

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
fs'serophod Ercissireiy 10 Tie Evestag star.
European Contributions TO the Cat.
cas0 Fund.
LoNDoS, Oct. lS.-The sub criptions at the
MarSlon Hor'e - tie Chicago relIe Iund up q
last night AMOUNT - f9',seo. The Lord Mayor
has received a telegram of thanks from the
mayor Of Chicago. Additional sub crip.iopS
have been received from Southamp p IN, Dundee
ard Nottingham.
PARIS, Oct. ls.-MiniS.er washburpe has 70.
ceived atelegram from the mayor of CHICAGO ac-
know lodging the Paris subscription, ana ex-
pressing thanls therefor.
London Notes.
LONDON, Oct. lS-The stOc kholders andothers
in interest demand a closer amalgamation OF the
Anglo-American aud French cable comeanI- :
LConSay has ansved here.
The ord Mayor has received from Theirs the
Cross OF the Legion Of Honor.
france 60 be Clear % her Invaders NV
New Year Day.
PAELs, oct S-The evacuation % the SIX
dePLrtmeh's OF France by the PrpSSians s,.pu-
LAT in the re cent tse-iy negotiated at Berlin
Will be complet. ID by the htA OF December
next.
The Rus Ambassador 90 Franco.
PARIS, Oct 1s.-Advic"s nom St Pet ,rsburg
render II probable that Count Alexis OrIeff va
be sent - Versatile as amba -s:.dor of Russia
The Bcnaparte Fever In Corsica.
Paris, Oct R-There have been several i'm
portant demonstrations in Corsica BY the PAL
t.ans o. the late Emperor. Ferry, commissary
extraordinary, has arrived at Ajaccio There
hended
High Dofngs OF the L DIV Dutch.
LONDON, Oct 1s.-AdvicCs from the Hague
report lions dissatisfaction against the govern
ment, which he's broken out in riotous proceed
ings on the part of the people Last night mob
assembled In front OF the residence of the minis
ter or colonies and stoned the house, breaking
wnhoows and doing other slight damage. Troops
nave been quartered in the city for the purpose
OF SURPRISING any further disturbances.
The Spanish Split.
MADRID, Oct. ls.-The manifesto recently
issued by the followers of Sagasta has called
IoItn a counter declaration by the adherents of
Gorilla, in which they advocate the mainte-
nance or order and strict enforcement OF the
law; cor olidation of the power of the nation,
aud support OF the Savoy dynasty. Tins mani
lesto 's signed by 141 pro- rcssists of various
degrees OF prom nence in Spanish Politics.
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NEW YORK, Oct 1s--fhere were twenty-five
offers Of bonds to-day, amounting TO q, "a ,c0o
zfrem no s-lce 70 III 5oNico. The amount adver-
Used to purchase, s2,eeo.O 900, win go at no 500
% 10 45-1to. ~
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The S,corxta ssase Fair

MACON, GA, Oct. ls.-The State fair build
ings were thrown open Monday for the recep-
ton of articles for the exhibition which opens on
the sd The entries are unusually large, and
the fair promises 70 be the most successful ever
held m the Smith
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Kerosene Murderers 10 be Punished
Mt last

NEW YORK, Oct 1s-AIter the verdict of the
eoroner's jury Yesterday that Mrs. Sarah Ellis
came to her death by the explosion of dangerous
Kerosene oil, the coroner held Michael a Co.,
Wholesale dealers, and a grocery retailer in
heavy bonds to await the action Of the grand
jury.
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1The Misses Tanner, residing i'm Ionoke
Prairie county, Arkansas, took the 500 pre-
MUM for the best bale OF cotton raised In Ar
kansas at the fair, which is now being held az
Little Rock.
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n Confraetor Robbed Of els 600.

HARRIsBpRs, Oct 1s.-Mr. Rice, contrac-
tor from Potfstown on his way TO 81. Msry's,
IVES thrown IN his eyes, and q satchel containing
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Cannon. the Mormon Editor and
Elder. PIE lds MOI GufltY.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct lS--Gc0rge Cannon, a
Mormon elder, and editor Of the Neps, pleaded
not guilty 10 the charge of lascivious cohabita-
ton. The order OF the President placing Gem
erai Morrow IN command OF the post gives sails
faction.
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BACK From THE PACIFIC SLoPE.-Messrs.
James T. Meline, George II. E. Fletcher, H. A.
Lockwood, L. 5. Kimball, A. b. Claxton, and j.
NJ. MOrhors, o. the TreasuTer's Office, Treasury
Department, returned this morning from San
Franciaco, where they were sent with s3,6OO,CoO
in greenbacks. They made the entire trip i'm
posting there 2,Co0 600 in gold and $3.50 0c1 in
mutilared currency. They report that hA.Sore
reaching Chicago, on their return, the news of
the fire was received, and $500 was immediately
Subscribed on the train,
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Ashbury,s second Race.

INV YORK, Oct.-1S.-Ihe Dauntless was &C.
leeied TO sail against the Livonia. The yachts
started about II q. m, with q stif breeze,
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The Following will be read with
interest.

Under date of April nth, II, Dr. Henry j. Rogers.
% Sharp street, Bait imore, an eminent phys cian
writes regarding CRYSTAL DISCOVERY:
to the efficacy of your Crystal Discovery. Some
years since, while in India suffered from severe
lever peculiar 10 the c. untry. On my recovering a
patch OF hair on the left side of my head became per
Iectly white, without at all affecting the remainder
% various preparations both in Europe and this
Hntry; but they all had great defect-they dyed
II hair black. Now, with your Crystal Discover.
e. get the desired shade-the natural color of nv
hair being dark Brown. / consider your Discovery
the best preparation know of.
Yours, truly, HENRY j. ROGERS
Clean, clear, harmless, il furnishes the only safe
preparation to give new life to the Hair, when de
cayed or gray L will stop the hair falling aud
ests and at depot, 81 and streets, n. w.
oc7-tr ARTHUR NATTANS, Discoyerer, &c.
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The TRIKNNIAL EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
IN session in Baltimore, had the subject of the
oiogical education under consideration ycster-
day The committee appointed at the last
general convention 20 investigate the mater
re ported " that the only efiectaal mode of reach
ing the desired end Is bya revision of the oanons
relating 10 holy orders and 20 ordination" The
canons which the committee propose 20 amend
are from canon two to canon nine inclusive
canon two, as proposed 70 be amended, was
then read by the secretary, which provides reg
ulatlons as 10 the admission OF persons as csndi-
dates for holy orders, as 20 the ground Of desire
Tor ADMISSION 70 the ministry, Attachments char
acter, the manner of application for admission.
worship OF TIE Protestant Episcopal Church.
After much discussion an amendment offered
by Judge Sheffey, Of Va, providing that the
admit the applicant TO candidateship without
letter Of approval from his rector was adopted.
The convention adjourned with the subject of
emend'ng the csnors still under consideration.
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socIETY.-The marriage of Mr. r. p. Ander-
son Durham and Miss Margaret A. Decide took
place at the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church at u O'Clock noon to-day,-Rev. s. s.
Mitchell, pastor Of the church, officiating. The
happy pair lett in the l2-t5 Train for New York
and Boston. The affair was intended 10 be quiet
and unostentatious, and no attempt at display
was made. The bride was tastefully attired in a
travelling drecs of gray material, made "a polo
Rdise, forming one of the neatest and most
stylish of IT'S kind. =" a-.f
The marriage of Brevet Col. Marshall /.
Ludington, Quartermaster,, u. 3. A, 10 Mis-
Harriet f. Marvin will take place this evening
at O'Clock, at the residence Of the father OF thu
young lady,--Judge Marvin, of Skaneateles, N.
Y, formerly of Key West. Florida. The groom
men viii be Col. Il. II. Ludington, U. 5. A.; Col.
X. +. johnson, u. s. A; Col. q. H. Hoyt, u. s.
A. The bridesmaids win be Miss Marvin, Of
jamestown, N. Y; Miss Roosevelt, OF Brooklyn.
and Miss Loney, o. Skaneateles- After res sep
ton at Judge Marvin's, the bridal party win
leave for tour throughout the north, retnrnin1
to this city in about two week..
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Chicks ON THE TREAsuRY.-Tbe Secretary
of the Treasury directs that herea1Ser all dis
bursting officers or agents OF the United States
Except pension sgents) drawing checks on
moneys deposited 10 their osicid credit with
the Treasurer of the United States, or any of the
assistant Ireasurers and United States deposi-
taries, in favor of themselves or bcarer or in
favor OF any person other than public creditor
object or purpose u which the awaits are 10 be
applied. Pension agents Drawing such checks
must furnish a list containing the names of the
amount due - each. , = VIII :
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INTERNAL REvESUK-The receipts from this
source to-day were sis, Si442.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.

G. GAUTIER, Importer Of Wines and Braa5iS,.
offers for sale - 0tard, uouy q Co Cognar
James Hennessey do, Old ia naica Runs, Old ;
Croix Runs, III edar Swan Gins, Olive Tree do Old
T m do. Scotch and Irish WnIskies, sherry Wines.
II, m u 20 upwards; Port do. do. do. large as
s<Timent Of German, b lrdeaux and Burguadv
Wines: California Wines, Hook. Port, Sherry. ms
catel, Angelica and Brandies. Med ord Runs Cor
dials ard Bitters of all kinds. scotch and English
Aies aud P6rters. per dozen or cask. The above
will be sold at low figures
~ Discount to the trade.
G GAUrIER,
Manufacturer of the Popular Natl Wine Bik,ers
ocls-tr 1917 and 1919 Pc lnsyIvania ayeaI,a
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BatchelOr,s Hntr Dva.

DHIcbeIOFS HHIf Oy0e
This splendid Hair Dye is the best Tn the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
death Aveid the yaunted and delasive preparations
58asting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
Intsrnished reputation to uphold its integrity AZ
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black OF Brown. Sold
York fe5rt
THuRST0NS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DEB is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price IS aud 50 cents
lOUVENS IN0D0B0US KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER restores soled gloves equal TO new Sold by ell
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, n
Cents das-y
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STORM SIGNALs.-Iti is the intention of the
chief signal officer of the a-my TO display in ali
the large cities cautionary signals in the form
OF rcd tag with black square in the center
by day and rcd light by night when the dan
ger from an approaching ST orm appears so great
as to demand preeautiOn on the part o. naviga-
tors and others interested. In this city the e.
ra's reieTr-d - win be displayed from The towsr
o. the signal Office on G street, between 18th
and 18th streets, and from such other points as
may hereafter be designated by the chef 81 ynal
officer.
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PRESENT INDICATIONS 90 not point TO a crop
Of more than S,oo0.oo0 bales of CO.. IN this season
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-Four pair Ladies' Brown HOSE, Double Heels. half
regular made.
Three rsir Ladies' superstout Iron Frame HOSE,
Double Heels and foes.
Four pair Children's Brown mixed HOSE full req
ular made, ito S5a.
Three pair Children's White Job HOSE, Iron
Frame, Superstout, 6 10 S11.
-Four pal Chidrenis All Wool HOSE, extra long,
in Blue, Crimson, and Scarlet.
Four Lsaies IS very fine Hemstitched HANDKER-
Two q fTtt !, ipe Hemstitched Mourning HANDKER-
One pair of Lace SLEEVES and COLLAR.
One Thread Lace COLLAR.
One very fine Lace or En- broidered HANDKER
-Four GeEts fine Linen Hemmed HANDKER-
Three Gents superfine do, (hard to beatJ
Three Gents Hemmed HANDKERCHIEFS fine
Linen, CoiOred Border.
Four pair Gents superstout HALF HOSE,
Three pair Gents superextra ditto;
One fiIe ard heavy Gents UNDERSHIRT or
Three extraiDe Linen SHIRT FRONTS.
One Ladies Morocco SATCHEL, all Leather,
Ore Splendid BASKET
One Infants CANE CHAIR, (pretty)
One splendid CORSET, worth Sl.sOl
One fine Walnut WRITING DESK or WORKBOX.
Two handsome Lace TIDES.
One fine Knit CLOU d, In White, Black, and White
and COlQrs.
Besides 2 full assortment Of Jewslrs And Fancy
b bIHtehIss, Per,gmerS Hair and Cloth es Brushes
Wallets, &C., all at ONE DOLLAR.
THE DAILY AUCTION, at l0a. m. and D. m
OF small articles Baskets, &C., will continue until
A large assortment of fine Figures, Vases, Desks,
vienna Goods, &c, wi be sold at private sale Is
than COST. In fact, for Bargains go to
=. SILVERRER0,
sl9 SEVENTH STREET.
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WILLETT a RUOFF,
pos PENNSYLVANIA Ay

eos PENNSYLVANIA AvKNuT,
FASHIONABLE BATTERs AND FURRIERs.
All the latest styles silk, Felt, end Cloth HATS
Just received. the latest stvle FIT HAT navv
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Lea d PERKINS, Sauce.

Lea d Perrins' Sauce.
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion, and 1t lie un-
riyaled for its flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA PERKINS, to
prosecute ali parties making vending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCANS SONS,
aul2 eo6m Agents. New York
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ENGLISH v1srToRs.-Mr. e. B. Eastv ick, G.

ENGLISH VIsIToRs--Mr. Z. b. EastH ick, &.
B., Member of Parliament Tor Penny i and Fa
mouth; Mr.. A. p. Longboi'1 m, civil engineer
of London: Hon. W. s. Campbell, late Corsul
for the United States at Dresden; Mr.. j. +. Dali
Ivmple Hay, Bart, Member of Parliament; Mr.
henry Prince, from Canada; the Hon RI r.
Stepher-on. member of the Dominion Parlia-
ment Ior Kent, Ontario; and the Hon. L. B.
Pardee, member of the Ontario Legislature for
Limptop, are at the Arlington. The p3rty v
terday gave 500 to the Chicago fund.
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Mr.. SIDNEY ANDREWS, formerly Washing
ton correspondent of the Boston Advertiser is in
he city on brief visit. His many friends will
be glad 10 learn that he has so iar recovered his
health - to be able to resume professional
that he has concluded to withdraw permanently
from duty at the national capital. He will reside
hereafter at Boston, where he is ENGAGED in the
editorial management of Erery Saturday and
with pleasant connection of the same charac-
ter With one of the leading New England daili--
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GOVERNMENT AID FOR THE MICHIGAN AND
WHCoHsIN SUPFEREEs.-T The following tele-
lam WIS forwarded IRON the War Department
this orring:
Lieut.. Gen. y. ". S. eridan, Chico 70, III.
The Secretary of War directs that you " III { i've
to the sufferers in Michigan and Wisconsin such
aid as you ray deem adyisIble.
JOHN PoTTp, Chief Gle X
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JUsT RECEIVED ONE ROSEWOOD
-. GRAND CONCERT PIANO
DIX octave from the celebrated Factory
o. ei, SssS,rge steek Co New York. also,
Co Baitimore, and VIM, Nice ammon Co., ALBANY.
Also, snd hand PIANOS and ORGANS for sale
or rent on easy terms. - -
The Public are invited to examine the instruments
Tuning and Repairing PIANOS at No. 423 EIsy.
sep0-tr FR. @. REICHENBACH.
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TENTs ANB AWNINGS.

fairs, Festiv ais, &c.
AWNINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par.
les.
n. @. COPELAND,
Dealer In Awning Materials,
a1s3 643 Louisiana avenue.
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CONGRESSMAN Charles 81. John and Il. II.
Duen, of New York, who have been i'll for some
time, are row DO h recovering.
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EUT. EDWARD HoPPY, OF the Oh infantry,
he's been ordered n hold him eli in readinc for
examination by the retiring bosrd, o. which
General George G. Meade Is president.
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THE TRADES.

IL
fSe undersigned has remov Cd Il a his old place Of
o1stAe No. 1Olz Pennsylvan avenue to q
1907 STREET,
between Eth and 18th streets, M
where he 10 prepared to attend TO all orders "
hIs line q business, such as BELL HANGING
LOCK sMITH1NG, LIGHTNING RODS, SPEAK
ING TUBES, &C.. yobbing promptly attended to.
AL Eerk done in the best manner, at lowest rates.
Also, In CONNECTION, has opened stock Of HARD
WAEE. HOUSE-FURNIsHING GOODS and VA
share Of public patronage Is solicited.
aulk-6rn SOHNETnTR
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Nv s., ps ss a. AeaDEMy
yUyfNILL CLASS, TtEsDAfs, fHGRspAYs
al IshiHs eEhssss Tt s THURS
p afs, .Fa ssAJysD4 a}sss liTEfsp.y,
and fHthkspHfs, 80 g 3 . m. eeszsa
+ DEsFcssxs FREsoa BAkERf
Celebrsfed French Paris yocot Bread and Butter
Rolls. Botels and Restaurants frrnished at salts
factory prices.
Depct-yelstis ccufectionery, sls issh street,
near @. Orders can be len there. se11-sns
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY CowEN, OF the Dc
p riment OF the Interior, has so far recovered
bis health IS to be abe to take a trip to the
plains, where he hops ID gain additional
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-23
COMMERCIAL.
nnroLrLr Arerkra Isl.

The Australian steamer City Of Adelaide arrived on
the 10th inst. days aad q hours from San Fran.
cisco, with mails, passengers and freight to W L
Green, ESQ.,, agent. The City Of Adelaide took in
some three hundred tons of coal and some little cargo,
sailing on the nth having been port only &c hours
The Hawaiian bark R. W. Wood arrived on the
18th, II days from Astoria with a full cargo, con-
sistng Of -four, salmon oats bread, and lumber, to
h Hackfeld Co.
The bark Maud Helen arrived the 18th, 20 days
from san Francisco in ballast, and sailed next day
for Burrard Inlet, B. c.
The three-rn asted schooner A. P. Jordan, Perry,
master arrived on the 18th. Is days from Humboldt;
Bsv. California, with redwood lumber DC, to Walker
a Allen.
The ship Messenger from Buenos Ayres, arrived
on the 10th in ballast. being under charter to load
guanO at the American Company's Island The bark
IonA, from Tahiti. is in port and viii take return
cargo Of cattle. &C.
The Australian steamer Albion is now fully due.
even If she left the LIST inst On her arrival she
will have immediate dispatch FOR San Francisco.
The Moses Taylor from San Francisco, and the Ne
braska from New Zealand, may be looked for on the
18th inst.
The D. c. Murray is loading for San Francisco
and viii sail during the week.
There are but few Plantations grinding at this time,
and little sugar coming toward.
The quantity to 60 forward for the next three
months will be light.
Trade generally is duh and we need look for i'm
proyemeut for the next sixty-days. Z. P. Adams
holds closing out sale to-day at the store Of Messrs-
H. HackReld Co.. the sale is well attended bat prices
generally rule low.
Our market at this time is somewhat overlooked
with -four, salmon bread, oats, hams. Ao-. well
as other leading articles and we see no prospect Of
reducing stock much for the next two months. we
learn another vessel is on the way from Oregon with
additions 20 the above