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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
STATEMENT of the DiSburse.
ment Ofthe County Treasur.
er 10 January LIST. 1871, for
the year 1870:
MiscelfaneOtis.

Geo. Reynolds, Serving rules and
f1Otlces. 90. o.<o
Jacob Beidier, Coal OIL l.16
John McNulty, Cleaning gutter. 1.50
Warrington & Co, Gross Pens..... 1,60
J. Mcclellan, Services, by order of
Court. $50
Joshua Beal, Recording Commits
sioners. :. ....... 1880
Alexander Wallace, taxes overpaid
on Collectors Duplicate. ........ 14,5l
Z. w. IL. Kreder, ct, ai,rJustices
fees on ragrants s.........-...... lS,OO
j. c. Moser, constable fees on va
grants. s....... ...... 6,72
Samuel Bridge, cleaning privy...... lO9
$.70,73
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Constable's Returns and Tip &aues.
J !. Vaughn, Constable and Tip Stave
Feb. Court. ......... ..........$ CSC
John Dearing, ct al Constasle's re-
turns Feb. Court. s4,l1
David Dean. Con stable and Tip Stave
Feb. ourt. $40
J c Moser, Constable and Tip Stave
Feb. Court. -. $50
J l. Vogan, ct al Constable's Returns
Apr. FERN. =. s4,62
J II Patterson, Constable and Tip
Stave Apr. Term. ................ 500
Israel Wetzler, Tip Stave Apr. Term $40
Thomas Benle, Constable's Return
attending Electious. ....... 49,. 4,S6
John Notes.-The, Constable's Return b.
and Tip Stave .....-............ 4,62
Joseph Kerlin, ct al Constable's Re- ,r
turns, Sept. Term. n................ 2S,16
F Milliken, Tip Stave aud Constable's
Return, Sept. Term. m.............. ,l6
Thomas Bcale, Constable's Return
and Tip Stavs, Sept. Term. 9,36
John Notes.-The, Constable's Return
and Tip Stave, Sept. Term. ....... 1852
J L Moser, ct al Censtabie's Returns
Dec. Term. 1898
J Z Humphrey, ct al Adjourned Court 1854
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Constable and Justices Fees in Common
.....Gr.. ,ce1hh Cases Il .il

R.P NcWilliams. Justice fees. S,55
z. W. II. Kreider, Justices fees -. 40
John Can,pbeI, ct, al, constable fees 1000
RP. McWilhsms. justices fees. 1910
p. wharton. &, al, Justice fees. 2O,l9
p. NcWiliiams. Justices fees. 1850
Cellar Wiy, et. al. coustables fees. 1890
]. :. Hurrel, ct, al, justices fees. 1913
j. Hu-z.rd. ct. al. constsblcs fees. "a AS
lsrea, Wetzal, ct, al, constables fees 1923
J. Z. Moser, ct al, coastables fees 9,22
Rob- M'Meen, Dist. Attorneys fees
in Commonwealth eases. ........ 39,O0
J. Notes.-The, ct, al, constabics fees. 1,50
and others. 1925
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STATEMENT Of Outstan ding
Taxes In the hands Of the
sevcralNColl ect's, Jan. 1, 1871
COLLECTORS. YEAR. TWP. s. 4 c. TAX.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ID EcEprs AND EXPENDITURES OF
II thc.connty Of Jupiita, from fhe 4th
day Of January. 1870, mp to the lst day of
January, 1871, inclusivs
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

STATEMENT 81 Outstanding
N:iitsa Tax ia the hands Of
.he several Collectors, Jan.
4, 1871.
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Public Offices. .1so't '.'
J A Chrisiy. auditing accounts for
public Offices s...................S SIG 90
w NJ Allison, safe for Treasurer's
once ...... ....... .-..' 40 w
Wm Mann. blank dockets for Regis
ter's office. 54 so
F Hutter, blank Transcripts for -
Registry Law. 70 70
G w Jacobs, fees Tor clrek in Quarter
Sessions. IA W
James Robinson, table for Commits 10.
sioners' room ,..,..........,... 10 70
500 Is
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Expenses under Regisfery La,c.

A Mcknight Thompsontown 1859 S $50
o Barton, Lack. 33.09
Alex. Wallace, Tuycarora ..... LOO
James Wat on, Spruce Hill. 80. 1900
7 Middagh, Patterson. 800. 1900
VIM Auman. Delaware. . 1900
" W Troup, Mlfiiintown. n........ 100
d T Kilmer, Turbett ......... 1900
Aaron Leidy, Fayett- ..... $500
A b Mcknight, Thompsontown.. 1850
W II kurtz, Walker. ... 1900
J Culbertson, Spruce Hill '...... 1900
Jesse Reed, Greenwood -. 800. 1900
John Slaner, Fermanagh. ......... 1900
5 K Zcigler, Tuscarora. .........L 2J,00
David knonse, Susquehanna. 400
A A Crozer, Perrysville ......... 1000
S 2S9,OO
Enumeration for State .Apport,onment.
Joseph Bell, Lack 1000
J L NillikeR, Spruce Hill. ........S 500
1e
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Courts and Jurors Pau.


Thomas Arbuckle, ct, al, Grand "a
Juror. TO Feb. T......-,.,....s- 1s5 %
John Allen ct al Petit Jurors to Feb
Term. S34 &
Hugh Hamilton ct al Jurors 1865. 49,
Alexander Speedily Court Gryer q.
Feb. Term. s,5,
Jonas Long Tipstaver Feb Term. 81
Alexander Speedily Court Cryer
Specil CeYrt. t................ 4,W
H. H. Bechtel Petit Juror 1869. lU.0
Wilson Auman ct al Grand Jurors
April Term. 1877 81
Joseph Ard ct al Petit Jurors April
Term. 29s a
Alex. SPEEDILY Court Crver April r. 8,5t
) ID Wallis Petit Juror 1858. ...... U 2,i.
Daniel Conn ct al Grand Jurors .yi7
September Term. 1000,
Joseph Adams ct al Petit Jnrors
September Term. 425 81
Ephr:im Myers Petit Juror 1862. 2,5'
} Patterson Petit Juror l869.... 7,5'
H II Bechtel Petit Juror ......... I'LL
Simon Amey ct al Grand Jurors
December Ter,u.. .............. l35, 90
7 NJ Bell ct al Petit Jurors Dec T. S66, 4.
Il Brennisholtz Petit Jurors Ad-
journed Court Dec Term. -. ses. %!
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

1911 DIR.
-1-'. D. WATTS, Treas.
To amount Of outstanding Taxes
or the first If January, 1870. .Sllg70, ,9s
Amount Of tax levied for the o.
ls7o......??....a.. ~. l4i65,24
Amount received IRON former $40
Treas. .................. 1890
Amount received from Commis-
soncrs. .................. 1885
Amount received from other
sources. ,................... 5000
eoQ-Sg Z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

ben and IL cAsrells. .akag nearly eeee prisoners.
Cur hiss Vas ineansiaerAhle We are advancing ga
i.s Mans"
LoSpoS. jan issh.--The Army under General
chaaty was completely deleetcd near lie Mans. BY
the Second German Army, commanded BY Prince
Frederick Charles and eraud Duke Meeklenenrg.
The Germans occupied lie Mans. capturing large
quantities Of supplies aud war material
The rreneh sFv being pursued.
LeSpoS. Jan. 18th ssso r. n.--A Telegram just re-
received fsom Versailles. brings the Important news
that the saines and eoan,ermines around Fort Mon,
valerian are in suss close rsoxinisy that collision
Is ssemeasssily expected.
LeSpoS. Jan isth--s;se r. s.--Extraordinsry ef-
forts ARE being made place the entire British Navy
ia seawertAy condition. The work apea all the ships
sow in course Of construction or repair IN the dock
yards has been pressed to completion BY the Admi-
ralisy
We note the following telegram from
Washington, dated January 18th:
Mr.. Ramsey. fsom the csmmi,,co on Pest o@ee
and Pos, Reads. reported bill authorizing the ss'
sahlisAment Of ocean mail steamship service between
the United States aud Australia. Ii directs the Post
master 6ensral 70 ecntraet with William II. Webb.
Bra Holiday and associates, for carrying the mails
monthly between San Francisco aud Australia and
New Zealand by line Of steamships. at eomPenss-
tioa not exceeding SSeo.0ee per anaam.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

Of sespease. frallless watch had been KEEP, Tor
the passing Chioa steamer the lius haA gcne
by Tor her passing : The vleiai,y and 10 kcpe
was len for another moesA, SAVE ftom here.
Half iAmishei aud wezk tron long fasting and
watching, lookiog cat FROM all sides upon the
relenlless ocean, with oaly irail boat in which
but few, al moss. cSeld attempt 10 battle its
waves what nus, hare been the feeling ef min
gled joy and fear With which they heheld the drss
'btsle sPeek Of smoke from the furnaces Of the
Hilaaea, Their praesicsd eyes knew ii was from
steamer Bat was tha, steamer sent TO theis
sneeor. o. was 1t passing vessel wkess track
Vas 50 far fSom the island that those en- hoari
wenld De unable TO see their signals. These
fears were soon dispelled. when the steamer
Deared the island and dipped her Gag to the signal
on shore. They knew then that their captivity
was at an end, and i, is no wonder that many Of
those On the island who had before braved ;hs
dangers Of battles an9 storms. embraced each
other and shed tears Of ioy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25
Are VIC read, =


Tie ssE-essious made 81 the meeting
oa the s1b;eci q hoiei buildlug. notiot,i
In ou- lssue q La, uesk, have, We Eale1.
sszui. hee1 -e3aCed 10 writing. and the
pspz- = neaiy fov presentation To the
plhEs fc- -he sisnsrures of 81 who vii
fo-ES-s the eute-prise-
Ths krst step towards the procuring Q.
= ho,sl +. Of cozrse, 4 pledge from the
psbEc tEzs tbs whole Of shs raOoey re-
cri-e5 shz-l Il forthcoming. - thzt. on
thzs soo-e. no hindrSaoe or deficiency
sszn occG- frozn the purchasing Of the
g-oaa5 - the delivery Of the KEY 70 the
ieszse q the bu1iinS.
Tie Sua,Scribers are To receive neSotia-
b. sovernneus hoass. payable IN Eve
yezrs. Tie rsus Of the baiiding 70 b. taken
IN Eea Of interest, and =, the maturity Of
rhe boa3s. the holier ra4y elect to take =
sha-e os the buIliing. or be p4ii in cash
By tii> ssree1ens. I vii be observed
thai sbe ssb>crsbers SdvSnoe their funds
on the pablc Aith. and ssosre : suitable
ssrucspre tbs, vii be an oruSrneu, 10 the
town and new auxiliary 70 the business
q the plses, vith certSintv that the
r-iaciE.4l vil Be repsi3. and reasonable
Prosposr that the interest," VII egusl Il
not s1ceei ths csrrent rates
Ons haif of the money required has
s-rsasy t-sea pledged. and We believe that
~ baiznce uiH b. speedily ob,4ined. e.
pecizI,y - II VII be called IN BY install
ueuts. - the work progresses, tins
uaNas the psynea,s convenient 70 the
ssb>erlle-s. We hope. for the cre,ii; Of
ozr to4n. that car ci,izenS vii t2ks up
tas very favorable proposition nov pat
bsfore then ard sct upon II promptly;
thsr thss AZ display a Little Of that
eure-prise snd spirir which. IN other CON
-,uririss. : elected whenever such auxIl-
ianes 70 progreSs are under way sS
rs1vays, s-szm Eaes, ho;els, and public
bsil5inzs By saoh = spirit, towns extend
AA-taI --l---4--->- 4--sa .---A@N l7->--c>> N-lA-
.o-heruise wosld never cone TO then, and
Shsy oatssrIp IN grovth and wealth. other
towns thst drag aioHg In the ind0lsat,
les-gtiaSs-iak way II
or traders d nos take some means TO
triuS s-znsers 70 our town, and detaia
thea here, they nay expect 70 see thsr-
c1stoGeS fau oS, or At the least, may
never bops 10 see tbeir business increase
We oonSt5er Il to = pr0StSble 10 every
peSou 6ei-g b1Siusss IN these Islands, 70
expei7ts ShiS hosd marrer, inasuzch as
dzrecsiv Ct iadirectiy, every one vii II
oeirs sc1e sha-e Of the beneSt- Tbis is
fresiy admitted by 81 Who have given Z
oozs53srzsioa, and re the-sfore 1rge al
nor shas feazibie plan is laid before
thea - Ehich 5 s15-zble building uay Be
ssc17gi- 70 taks Il Up Al oaoe and esnes.-
r. - sh1, The ~ork nay be commenced
izDe5iztslF-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25
The K.nie Plant

Froiz 3 gsn-ienza here, ~ho has N
tsrsS-ed hinzslf II the ealrivasioa Of the
Razis Fl4zs, vs have recsivsd sn slabor-
sts sccoz1r CT the mode Of Is eziri-
vasiaz. bssi5es vaizzbIe Suggestions as 70
ths 81 a15 climate requisite for iss profit
sbls p-o51csion We beEere tb.r It can
be Eroru vitb PrsSt Il alnost any part
o. thsSe fzizals. zlfhosgh Ee Eozld not
siriss any ols 70 20 TatO the bsSioezs Of
rzzSszS Il ws-toz1 Srst taking the preczz-
tsoa 70 have the proper fseiI7siss Il hand
to separzte che Eb-s fro1 the staIk We
rsz-st th1i sc1e u osr uzSive farmers
hsse sndertsken 70 prod1cs Il wlthoat
tzknz rhis P.rscazsioa. and, a. the plzHt
! & 10 vzlas zniess the fbre ! prvperiy
sep1-z-sd fro1 Il son .f-er Il / cut fruu
IL SID thy III fnd their labor thrown
a=zv. .a5 thezr deans q large resurus
szEezsl
he RAJ oozt oF ezltfvazing the Rauie
uL.u- 1 prshskly Is thza that oF any
CHR rally pr0Ssable ez0g whieh can Be
P-oazrsd; he rriiaeiipaI lahor beng for :
f~ zo1rhs. or Perhaps Eseks, after the
f-z plau-ag-she g1oans- q coiizzs. Be
N p-s7zrsd !. ths frst plzee by ploEinz,
zo-s q lis desP- Tie zcde q planting
zszs fslloEs- Aftsr the gTound + pr%
rsreI roor c-Errrrzs az usef Il uTarr1nz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25
The News.

By the arrival of the Moses Taylor we
have dates from San Francisco to the 18th
and teiegrams from Europe TO the 18th
inst. The news Is of much Importance
The war in France Is being carried on
with great vigor, the Germans having
commented the bombardment of the forts
about Paris on or about the I'd inst, in
the mean time attacks were made upon
the French forces in the North, East and
South OF France. We give below the
latest kilograms:
BosDEAUx- January Issh--A geasE.I hattie vas
Eozzbt On tAedIth aader the sails Of L Nsns- Tue
Gerrnlns attacked the Preach Army Of the Loire,
sI0uz the zh0Ie In< General Js1r-zIb1ry. ri = ho
eonmand-s tie rizi1 uIn< Of re Frsuek. bed bis
po-ifior % TIE rxEf hank Il tb- sarlh=. and Gen
eraI CorzIos On the Ieft ard eenirs- They foszht
Desperately for SIX hosrs; ths Frsnen n4istaiusd
their posssioa he Pr1ssiss Iosses ezfnatsd At
1900 kII.ed and soasde1- The Preach Iosses are
-nkn0zu. bsf serisus-
"A E1teE despatch szgs make this rad, H7snaa1
srs. espsgsf ezflnasfsdaf 1900 fz.tsld q F5..iaa
Eszzss sfiss..E sf Isc00 bat a. chazzy + s.id to
t.rs sa army Of fs0ooo. asd TIE astaek "a. aIong
the HhoI- Ine, the eorrsefion seeaas .bsurd--EDs-
ALTAl
vEEs4u1zz. Jaz Izlh--Iherx rss azhsinz sesr
Le Nazz % Wednesday he Gernass e.Ptnrsc
tke sshushs q Canpasne and c12se.u ArFAe, viii
sssez pSer=z q arrIBsry Th< numb-r of Prisozers
tske.. o. tie das before. kss szsiled 10 5000
BaaLls. Jas Izsh--Is< rss1fyrsenzsts seE q
tber ~sg . jpis the Gsrs.n ar7iss i Fr.ses, end
tssss n rs.ziae-s 70 g. na-ker ess 1sa, th.s
r1zsin< he 6erz.n f11-e . sae ns1iss-
ykzszE1Es. jan Iz.h--I1 The Ea.s. Yea Wsr1sr
u fsIIsuizg - ths sietory after ne Eattis q ys
ereI bJ su.rfzzed zssvsaent he Izl 2.nk q he
E5s1es, nze-ing viih - aFSesitiss-
Lsssez, J..zrzy lzlz--1hs Grafa Drke q Nssk-
I-sb.rz t-<zr.rss = tis D..he,z Esssilsrss ARR
srossizr he Ris.-z u Hssze I.esd.J. Es isssts
O. tks nszf lzy kss 81 Tists-Szs b.ffis a Lez-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

be kept clear Of grass and weeds. This,
however, iS not necessary for long time,
as, in few months, rhe plant itself -
completely takes possession q the ground
As 70 entirely hAnish all other plants Ii
takes possession, VIE imagine, very much
aS the indigo snd Of, which grows in
such profasion in some locassies on these
Islands The only cultivation il requires
after II has been once thoroughly started,
Is blowing occasionally between the rows,
IN order that It shall No, spread itself too
much The plant, when at maturity,
reaches the height Of six OF eight feet Ii
+. where grown in the southern States.
generally cut with moving machine.
care being taken 70 cut 1t ss near as pos
sible 70 the ground Ii. from any canse,
the planter Is no, able 10 take OF his crop
for few weeks after it's matRrei, il has
been found that no material injury 10 the
quality Of the fibre results,
a simple machine Is used for separating
the hbre frora the stalk. making what may
b termed crude, unprepared tibre. which
Is worth in Europe from twenty-6re to
thirty-fve cents psr pound The cost of
the above machine, in New Orleans, is
about SSso, and we believe a number Of
them are to be imported into California
L i said that an acre Of ground, well
under cultivation, viii produce At each
crop from goo 10 1900 pounds Of this
crude tihEs, aud IS at least two crops can
b. taken OF the same land each year.the
produce Of an acre in that time would be
from 1900 10 s4QO pounds,
Il the yield per snnnm reaches the
above amounts, the profits Of the eultiva-
tiou Of the plant must be enormous, as 1t
Is stated thar one man can eultivSte at
least thirty aereS after Il has become
rooted Ii viii be remem-
bered that the plan, viii grow for years
without re-plsnting- We would advise
those, however, who contemplate the eul-
sivSiiOa Of the Rauiie, not 70 figure their
profits on the above bSsis, IS 1t nor unfre-
lueatly occurs that people are = little en-
.husiAS,ic on such mstters, aud s~e apt TO
anticipate returns from new enterprises
which the resalt far from realizes Ii Is
probable that in many localities on these
Islsnds. profitable er0ps can be raised,
and sS but little capitsl Is required 10
start It's cultivation, L might De made an
important prediction Of the country. 1t
; as vel TO say. here, that sandy, loamy
.oil is considered best sdsp5ed TO the eyd-
ivati0n of the Rsmie, al abundance of
ain being beneficial. though not eoaSid-
sred absolutely neeessary 10 insure good
,r0ps- We understand that firm of en-
Young men, contemplate start
~ lis cultivation A. soon rs arrangements
an b made, on an eligible piece Of land
n the District Of Hilo, Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25
SupREME COURT OF TnE HAWAIIAN

- ISLANDS. In Probate In the matter Estate of
John Ii, deceased Before Justice Hartwe in Chambers
On reading and hing the petition q Sanford b. Dole.
Administrator pro en with the will annexed Of the
II the late John II deceased Of Honolulu ua
count such Administrator may be Awed and that he
be discharged fum the said trust; also. that Letters
TeStAneutary may be issued j. Komuik and A. T.
Judd Executors appointed by the said will and praying
approval BY the Court u the claims which pre-
sentei against the said estate
ordered by the Court that FRIDAY third d) day
of February, A D. ISL 10 ocluck Ia the foreuocn
ard the hereby appointed for hearing petit
tion, bfOTe the said Justice his chambers Honolulu
at which time and place all persons interested may appear
and show cause IL they have why the should
be granti 1t Is further ordered that this order be pub
iishe in the English and Hawaiian languages in the HA-
vAAs GAEEITE and Az 0KoA newspapers respectively for
three successive weeks previous 10 the time therein named
for said hearing and that certified copy thereof be served
upon the widow Of said deceased.
ALFRED s HARTWELL
Attest; Justice Of the Supreme Court.
WALTEE R. SE,L Deputy Clerk Of the supreme Court.
Honolulu. Jan. l6 ISL. Ste
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25
CuPREME COURT or rHR HAw AIlAN

- I>LANpS-ln Probate-1n the u the Estate Of
kdward K soiin. Of Honolulu, deceased
document purpfting 10 be the last Wll and Testament
q Edward r. Chn deceased, having the l1h day u
January, A. d. ISL been presented said Probate Court
and petition for the probste thereof and for the
Letters Tstamentay to James W. Austin having been filed
BY James W. Austin
II Is hereby Ordered That FRIDAY the 10th day Of Feb
ruary D. ISL, at 10 o'elock A. Il said day, at the
Court Rom Of said Court Honolulu in the Island Oahu
BE- and the is hereby appointed the time for provng
said in and hearing said application when aud where any
person interested may appear aud the VIII and
the granting Of Letters TestAmentary IL further ordered
that notice thereof be given BY the pubcaos here
three successive wesks in the HkvAiIAN GsxErTE news
paper printed aad published in Honolulu.
ALfRED s HARTWELL
Attest: Justice Of the supreme Court.
NkIEER K. STAT Deputy Clerk
Honolulu, January II. ISL. Sic
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25
Administrators Notice.

THE Undersigned having been appointed
Il Adminstrstcr of the Effafe u the late Peter
Smith, Of Bonolpln- hereby requests al persons 70
present thsr claims within six months from The date
q this Psbieafion. they vii be forever barred
and al persons adebied % the above Estate are re-
quested 70 make immediate pay ment %
". G. PARKE,
Honol ia. Dee. 81. 1879. fsI-lfc1 Admisi-1rasor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25
Notice.


WHEREAs, THE UNDERSIGNED haz-
w been appointed b the Hon. Z. n. Alien Chief
Ju-tles sf The Sapreme Ceur. N The sirfh day u
Jansary. A. D. 1871 . BE- Gnardiao over fbs person
asd preperfy Of Albert KBnniakes, II Honolulu,
Oahg: Therefore, al perfons are hereby nots6sd.
in.t y any property oelong1k 70 tie ral1 Albert Ku-
nniakeas = 20 their poffssAion without any right
fteg re4uessed % reinrn ihs sane 10 he under
signed. aises hereby fsrbn ~ person. trusting
said Albert knn1iakea Hithonf ny nrirtsn order
p NAHA0LELDA. Guardian
Lahalnn L1nnar. Il lsrI -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

TuE SrrivSl OF the French man-of,war
Hsmelin ar this port haS gwen rise to the
correspondence publi>hed below, which
viii Be Of Interest TO our readers, and
satisfactory TO al concerned;
DEssETxEcr o. FozE1sS AFFA1sS.
HoS0LrLr. Jauuary L. ISL
TIE Haushu is the s-st cruiser q either bel
Egsrsss Witch Saz arrived in The Hawaiian
waters siuee the eouusncsne1s ef the pesseot
~4r bel~ssn France and the North GeFusu
Cg-fs6eratioo-
His MsisSsyis Gossruneat has not pruclai4sd
hitherto 11y r1,es usieh sbaa gsiSs tbea II af-
flraiaz asyil@ ard Hospitality to the cruisers Of
si'hsr beIIgsrsat. chiefly 6scs1se the rsn9teaess
q thiz eoasiry frOn the countries II var. and
ths vs<sness Of the Ocean n wkiek We are situ-
atsd lzakiug I01g pusssgss uecessary 1t all
sinss- sssES 10 give reasons fgr no. beng boend
y aay iaE4riz5ls- rue sEea xhse recruits and
rest oaly are sozgtt ard repairs not nees=ssry-
Icu- Mr. Cgauiss511er. are therefore to u
dsrstsai that the visit q The Ha1eiiu / most
welcome. whist the eoriialisy uith ubieh oar
eitizsos vsscozas Captain Pouthisr lzbo has
s7sus se@e tine With u f0r1sriyi K evidence Of
rhsir fris1diy tsslisg tsrEsrss bIuzelt Il ( Tot
tie iutsasiao Of His Nsissty's Goyerrusas, IS at
present a3slse6. 10 Ak Capssin Pcosh5sr 10
Eais kis STAY bGs jn,tics tgwer,ss the bsiliger-
eats. ard car or sell interest. ss1and that 4
prUEsr PrecazsIsa shozl6 Be taken that this
eog1sfy b nos u1d= bass q Earlzks operaiious.
ard that OGr dssy as 1eatrals sh5zId be pryperiy
Fers1rzes-
Tie 116srsigusd therefore thi1k< Il right that.
il visv Of the exseodsd hospitality zhich HIS
Masesylz Gorsrument + wing to accord the
Frsrek cruisers CaDssin Pg1lhfer sk0zEd be ~
q1sstss 70 give kis p.zT5f d1oaEszr- thai be nh
IA uaks shis pace point dsppai Tor the al
tack u any vessel ana that b I'll ~ fali01
as-rk4at Ts=zsl bsI9ogiaz to ~ sasgiss xiskia
fsrty-eiEht hssrs afsr ssch Fsszsi uay have Isft
or satsrs-
q c0.rss the uudsrsgusd : fsIly aware that
4 he Atllutie s~snss-sss-r ho1s h= sesn the
zs1ai re bat vey Iiitzsi tfue ssr the arrival
and 6sPars1re q cruisers has 1kssise been strict-
y inzisssd oG- A1S Il appears 70 the su.5er-
=izueG u vis= q oor sTs-zrio7. and al Ths cir-
ezzssazcss. and The asv.r-ags shieh acsrues 70
al ual5scs- b zaki1z tbs Port Of resort as
Dearly poszEols securs- "a bis isAgueat nos an
rsasouzhis that f1rtg-eight koars shs1i8 Be- ~
q1irsd- nore ssPecz.Iy share sus vssseI 4 =
szszzshiP a1d the ozber Tesssl Gsder szd
4 Eks eoz-zs Eood 5s pursued loz.-ts 8
<or1h Gerua1 cruissr sh0zLd o1s sssk the hoz-
ritallriez & sar kerhors-
whh ths hiehezs rszpses aas aoss dEssia-
zsizhei cazziseraEioo
have tA= hosor to bs- Sir
To1 n1ss 0ss servast
Czss 4 Hxzzz.
Master of Forsiz1 AEairz
Mos. Tzzo Baz1zu.
Coa=al aaa Coauiszisuer ef Franes-
de- & AZ
CoxszLxzz q FEazCz Il
Jaana<y Is. Ie1I
Ne Mrs7zu-I II k1Fs he hoasr 10 aeknS~E-
edge tie recspsisa q yoar sisyatch q the I7th
oF Jan1zy. relaEiss % rAe Say here e he
HzzelEa- and % snesa=s 70 PCS tke rs1lE * Cap
E.;n Pa.sh5s-. tLat ssa zas taks esp5 q he