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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

The premises in PAuoa Valley. formerly occupied
as residence by Mr.. Stephen Spencer, were sold 81
suction on Wednesday last BY E P Adams, for
$3.50 ]. Montgomery, Esq, being the purchaser.
This price is considered low, as the premises con-
tain upwards Of two Of land and the buildings
art in good repair
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

A Roam ESsISE.-By the steamer City Of Mel
bourne, S road engine received for Messrs.
Campbell Iurton. Of Lahaina, and placed in the
hands Of the Manager Of the Honolulu Iron Works,
Mr.. Young be put n order and tested before its
being taken to its destination. The necessity Of
OniEiag labor plantations has. No doubt, in
dueed the shove firm to import this machine. and.
understand, that it Is their intention to IN
place Of OK teams on their plantation at LahAna for
drawing heavy loads, fer which II is veil adapted
The machine three wheels, n the rear And
one in front, by the latter Of which the vehicle Is
steerei by person setting on seat N It's rear The
steering apparatus is 50 arranged that, when in
motion, It can be handled with perfect ease, and
the machine Turned IL 5 eirouit OF about tzice It's
length. To the LEI Of the man is brake BY which
is speed oAa be checked, stopped, and, if neoss
sA-y the motion Of the wheels be reversed All
through the engine Is perfect and vel made.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

Az incident occurred on Fort Street few DAYS
since, reminding many Who observed Il Of everyday
scenes which they had seen II ether cities. Daring
The forenoon = number Of vshielsx.-sOns gong up
Others down street and some turning the eo-ner,-
al the junction Of For and Hotel streets ana for
shOrs tine there perfes; blockade The night
busy enc. and nOt Ofaez Witnessed here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

BEAUTIFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS during
the past week have had the full benefit Of clear and
beautiful moonlight nights Il IS rare sight to see
the Queen OF Night display herself so clearly and
without interruption TO her admirers as she did
last Monday evening Aer rising clear Of the eloads
that cluster the summit Of the hills in the
Of the town, she indeed Looked regal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

In eOnseq usnSe If the mizhAP 70 the Moses Taylor
OF her last trip to this POrs the steamer Ajax toOk
Der place the route leaving San FrAneise0 on the
sd ult-, and arrived here OF Monday morning last
three days behind tine She breughi but a snail
freigh, and only twenty-five passengers, twelve Of
whom we're for this place She sails ;ais forenoon a.
tsu O'clock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

IEE FOURrH.-Tbe fourth q JUly this year vas
rsry quia-ly observed By cur American residents.
Besides TIE -eesPsoa q the Gers-zzenf ozeiAls The
Diplomats and Consular corps and the citizens gene
rally BY Hss Kxeesoey, the United States Minister
Resident. The ehd-sa's Picnic his -eziaeaee AID
few SzkH parties ous Of tom, Little done sas
way Of observing ths day Othsr than gsasrAl el0sng
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

BIT the steamer Wonga WongA, two fine Kangaroo
dogs were received from Sydney for NJ. Knudsen,
Of Kauai Judging from their size and appearance,
We should take them TO be very fne specimens Of
the breed, and viii no doubt prove very efficient
in protecting hOc1s Of sheep from the ours which
are CONSTANTLY proving upon them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

HIeH TInEs-The tides during the past few days
have been very high. LAST evening the road be-
youd the Haalilismsnu bridge was partly covered
with NA.er, which is a very rare Occurrence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

AoKSoWLKDeNrENTs.-ours are due 10 the gentle
manly Pursers Of the Steamers Nebraska Ajax. City
OF Melbourne, and wonga wonsa, for full files of
exchanges. memoranda etc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

PRAsE-In tbs city, yu1s 20sh, NJ william T. Psass,
native Il BrOotlyn. 5. Z, asss s. ysazs
OzTrLzr-Nr Ps.ss c-zs 70 fhsss i.oss IN September
1872 and las rss5sd hare since married and leaves
Si1cv lzd chld Re b profsssio1 lan1 g1I-
veyo rih buEinss he excessively ep1ye1 On he
dife-s1t fEizrdE q thE gr11p He enfhnr nat1
rsst and oclchdo a1d lad tiseoTsrsd uauy ra-ie
ties Il sbeIla He c1rrslpnd1g meber q acisnfitc
socises i Plrs I'D othsr pars q the Tori1 He
also fndrst-ons e1etur q cd boos I'D c1riEs Re
hsd he poslto7 q Asser = the c-y q Hooolln fr
several ye1-s vel - th1t q C11Ei11er q HAter
RlgbtI nd Rights x 8nJ.-P 4.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

IEE annual examination Of students Al Columbia
College Washington, D c. took pinre q the slss Of
Nay and Is of June We pleased observe TIA.
ARulgE; the names Of those ShO acquitted themselves
Eel IN The Senior Lar Class and OStSilsd TIER d.
PaozA, stands thai of Cecil Brown, y0Gng Sandwich
Islander, ihAFiag been bo-l On the Island uf KsaAi
We understand TIA; NJ Brown VII eater into the
prAece Of his prOfessio1 Ss~ York under 1zsPoes
snusHAIly fAEssasle sor = yong rEassisiussr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

Tu Steamer City OF Nelbourne. in coming dong
side Of The EhArt a. the cad OF the EsplAn.de m
into the gard lAfely placed midway on TIE wharf
as fender for the aee01nOaEtsoa az side-Ehea
Steamers. o-eAkag ore posi- short on aboFe The
level Of the wharf and starting Others he steamer
carried away her cat-head, and swung on without
further dz1AEE This Is TIE second instance. n
neary the same locality. where the strength Of wood
has had % s1ccunb 10 TIE force Of iron with
pressure of steam 70 back il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

TIE steamship City of Melbourne arrived on last
Thursday afternoon from San Francisco route for
the Fuis and Sydney in little less than nine days
She brought large freight and ten passengers for
this port, beside equal amount Of freight and thir
ty-fOur passengers for FIJI and Sydney. She remain
ed in port thirty-sx hours, taking fair amount Of
freight and few passengers, beside her supply Of
coal, and sailed Friday midnight Its the intention
Of number Of the passengers by her, from this
port, to remain at LevukA, FIJI and engage in the
cultivation of sugarcane. aud for that purpose have
taken quantity of the best quality Of island cane
with them for seed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

The vOLoAxO AcuvE.-RepOrts received from HilO
state tia; several shocks Of earthquake felt
the Esd ult one Of which in the vicinity of the Vol
eanO House was quite severe and that the crater is
very active
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

A REUSIoS.-Last evening, the members Of u
TINA Thule Lodge No. !, l. o. G. T., held reunion
at their Hall and enjoyed the Fourth OF July with
number Of invited guests. The Hall was decorated
with evergreens, tAstefully hung around the room,
and emblemAtic Of the great principle inculcated
by the Order, fountain in the upper end Of the
Hall shot forth the pure water, natures only bev-
ersGe for quenching the thirst Of man. Toasts
given and responded to by members Of the Order,
and music aud singing lent their assistance 10
der the evening pleasant one to all. table was
bountifully spread with refreshments, TO which full
justice was done. This pleasant and social reunion
closed little after nine hosts and guests retiring
mutually pleased, and with the best feeling imagn
ahle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

Hrs ExoElLESor. the Mirster Of the Interior sail
ed il the KiAaea Monday for Hawaii, on business
connected with his Department We understand
tia: his intention to remain on that Island for
Few weeks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05
LOCAL NEWS.
Phases Of the Moon for The Month Of yuly, ISL

Hrs MAJESTY TIE KISe Is expected to arrive to-
day, in the schooner PAuAhi. from MolOkai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05
NOTICE.
KunsuIat des NurddeutsChen Bundles.

TN AUFTRAGE DIES REICHs KANZLERs
i bfingt das Norddeutsehe Konsulat folgende Reso-
luton des Deutschen Reiehstages Kenntniss der
auf den Sandwich Inseln anWesenden Deutsehen.
Honolulu, den IL Jun, 1871.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

Orr citizens have treat in store for them on
Friday evening next in the lecture Of Rev Dr. Stone
Of San Francisco, TO be delivered at the Fort Street
Church that evening the subject being The
Nile and the Desert. Or. Stones lectures on this
and kindred subjects since his visit to Egypt
and the holy land have been highly appreciated in
the United States and if possible added his al
ready widespread fame able and eloquent d.
vine and scholar of rare Attainmeats. DR.. Stone
arrived here from San Francisco in the Ajax on Mon
day and intends, understand, to remain for few
months. during which time it is be hoped that our
residents will have the opportunity Of frequently
listening to discourses from him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

RETURxIxe.-The CArandini Troupe on their way
home, were among the passengers by the steamer City
Of Melbourne for the Colonies. They were much
pleased in many respects with their visit California
but somewhat disappointed professionally. Daring
their shOr; stay they gave concert which was we'll
attended and justly appreciated. II is their inten-
ton 70 give concert on their arrival a; Leruka-
Those who were present were agTeeSbly impressed
with the marked improvement Of the TheAtre. the
scenic decorations Of which haxe been renovated by
Mr. Giles, who has been engaged by the proprietor,
to assist in re-deeOrating the building. It is, we
understand, the intention Of Mr.. Derby to make
thorough work of the inner improvement Of this pop
ulsr place of Amusement, by replacing the uphOlsty
and Introducing entire new scenery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05
BIRTH.
DIED.

In shs ey Jzss s0 to he NJ. q NJ Joha A Duss.s
dsusatsr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

TIE PANORAMA ST Bufam's Ball has not met
with the success which we expected, and which it
certainly deserves both SIS work Of art, aud re-
liable and instructive record of recent and remars-
bic events. The views Of some Of the most promi-
nent scenes in the late are well painted, while
the mechanical effects causing the flash OF muskeiry
and the blazing Of cannon with the accompanying
reports, makes il seem almost real. To those who
have not witnessed anything of the kind before as
is the case will many here the illusions are truly
wonderful and startling. Seldom have we seen any
thing to compare with it elsewhere, and there may
never be another opportunity to witness anything
like il here again Tie painting Of Mr. Clint, and
the mechanism produced BY Mr. ReuDo are seldom
combined wits any such exhibition as the one at
Buflm's Hall. The Australian scenery, especially
the Fern Tree Guley, and The Botanical Gardens of
Sydney are magnificent specimens Of art.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

a BUsI WEEK The appearance Of the lower
part Of the town has been one Of uncommon actiT-
ity Coasters from the windWard and leewsrd
Islands have arrived most Of them with full feights
and with the foreign vessels dischArging andpoadng
ST the wharves, have occupied nearly the whole
available waterfront of the City. Beside the move
ment of dr.ys, handearts have been busily engaged
drawing loads TO and fro; added TO these, pedes-
TRANS may be seen rushing here aud there, some
with ON inouslookiug little bllets, nicely packed
and numbered ready for distribution; Others, stran
gers, giving cursory glance ST the place. while the
unsophisicsted from the country wend their way 10
the different steamers in port and along the whsrves
These indications give Us some hope that, though
we may lose in one sense the benefits given to the
place BY Que whaling friends, we will avoid the
total failure which many Of our lukewarm friends
are and have been continually prophesying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-10

New York Is god deal excited over its
siaduet railroad which Is to traverse the city
and afford relief TO. the clogged travel in the
crowded streets OF that city. The railroad. az
It's name indicates, viii be ''ir, above the city,
and where's the different streets and avenues
BY bridges There will be $40 of these bridge
crossings, and considerable interest is manifested
By property-holders as to how far these bridgas
VIII dLsigare or injure the streets 1t is stated
in behalf of the road that the bridges will be of
the saraeenic style or architecture, consisting OF
one large center arch spanning the roadway
and two smaller arches spanning the sidewalks:
and that so far from disfiguring the streets
"they viii give 20 them one of those features
which travellers so much admire in European
cities" May be 50; but IL is not easy 10 conceive
that yisduct bridge, heavy and wide enough
10 accommodate from four TO sixteen tracks
abreast can be made very ornamental feature
OF tine street. The need Of some relief from
travel in New York Is pressing, and usefulness,
must atone for any lack Of artistic grace ana
beauty in the bridge-structures.
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The Loan Improvement bill has passed both
Houses, and win doubtless receive the Cover
nor's signature to-day and become q law. We
may now hope, therefore, to see the grand work
of improvement entered upon soon ON an in
telhgent, judicious and comprehensive scale
To be sure, the opponents Of the measure threat
TO resort to the courts to prevent the issue of
the bonds; but we suppose they don't have any
expectation Of effecting anything beyond
securing q cover for q retreat. We should
not, however, object to having the question Of
the legality Of the bonds placed before the
courts-that is, If done, not to invoke the laws
tedious delay, but honestly withs view of testing
the matter. The best legal ability OF our bar
utterly pooh-pooh the idea Of the ilegality OF
the bonds; but still IL better price can be cot
for them by an authoritative decision OF the
courts, By all means let us have it. - -ii-E
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OnWednesday troublous times are ANTICIPATED
IN New Nork city. 1t is the anniversary of the
Battle of the Boyne, and the Oraneenen or
Protestant hishmen Of that city, as elsewhere.
sre In the habit of celebrating the DAY by a
parade. Last year the procession was assaiied
by the Hibernian societies, and in the affray
four persons were killed and several others fatall
injured. This year there are threats OF a rene
ution Of tbs attack if the Orangemen dare TO
appear in procession. The Grand Master of the
Orangemen, John j. Bond, has made an appea,
Tor protection against the threatened violence
but the police authorities do not appear to feel
very confident Of being able to afford the pro
lection desired, even if they have the dispo-
sition, which seems to be doubted, as the force
Is largely composed Of Irishmen who are not
Orangemen. The Orangemen therefore propose
to go armed for self protection, and a bloody
time Is anticipated.
We cannot commend the spirit in which the
Protestant victory OF the Boyne is commemo-
rated by the Orangemen; but this Is a country of
freedom OF opinion, and 50 long as they do not
violate any law in the celebration of the day
their right to do 50 should be maintained. and II
Is discreditable TO the authorities of New York
city that they not reinforce their police force
Tor the occasion, as to prevent the possibility of
bloodshed and disturbance. 1t win be seen NV
our dispatches that the Catholic clergy are using
every effort to avert the threatened riot.
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The attention OF the Board OF Health Is direo-
ted to the nuisance along Tth street south, from
b street to the river. The contractor for paving
the street has excayated in patches along the
whole line OF and the result Is that the
drainage nom the alleys and from other quarters
stands in the street, forming most offensive and
sickening pools of filth and stagnant water
This contract was given out under the late
municipal rule, and the contractor for some
reason has been IN great haste to dig up the
whole length of the street from street to the
river before a foot Of pavement has boon laid
instead Of exesvatfng and paving By sections as
should have been done. Another eyil from this
excayating botch-work, is that the railroad track
u left above grade, and the cars are continually
beng thrown on the track TO the inconvenience
OF he public Altogether, the street is in
fnghtful condition, dangerous and alnos. i'm
practicable for travel, and in q state to invite
PestileRee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-10

A SEVERE SToRM-Deshsetioa at Life and
PropSrty-Dispatches from Syracuse, n. T., and
Day ton, Ohio, mention violent storms as pass
ing over those points last evening. Lightning
struck in several parts of Syraease one man,
Eugene Harris, being kiIled outright. At Day
ton, the German Lutheran Church was demol-
ished, and four persons killed and twenty in
jured- The Southern Ohio Lunatic Asylum was
unrooied, and two female patients injured Sew
eral buildings were blown down, and the total
damage oeeasioned In the vicinity Of Dayton Is
estimated at $4,000 -
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Persons leaving the city for the summer or
any portion Of it may have THE STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to thebusi-
ness Office of the paper.
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Markets To-dnv.

nFSECURITY IN LIFE INSURANCE Being
w OF the first importance, the NORTHWEST
ERN Tor the better protection Of its policy holders
changed its rate Of reserve TO per cent thus afford.
Ing an INPREeNABLK SECURITY for the payment Of
al pons1eas q the Company as they become claims
mT0tf 1iG 1.Y. KNIGHT, General Agent,
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VATER TAX FOR LAYING MAINS.
WATER REeEsrRARis OFFICE,
WAsHINCrOy.D a. Juna m

w
WATER REeTsrRARs OFFICE,
WAsHIssroS, ID. c. June 30. 1s1.S
Notice + hereby given, in pu5suaecs Of sp-
Il lots Oa ss y IA s:s
n .hs
further, that the fst in-taiment Of the 1e annual
sSs ;ss 81 +. % b spe and
that all subsequent instaiments win be due and pay.
S. ali
the first bearing interest at the rate Of six per cent
OPTION the psnss q shs &
paid Paid and n r. fun at after the
Ssse; where the full q the tax shall be paid
The Zig q properly Eh,eh the waite. tax or the
% iaSiTfT In a s s s:s 4
q 10: .ese sPt 9 sssss
a street north, in SQUARES Ios and 7So-
CssreG north, in squares $40, $50, esa sss SIS and
q street south, in squares as, %, ss &c, 2ss and
street south, in squares 4sa as, ga Co.. So and
street south, in sGuares $50, 81, sss, al, az, 6,
C street south, in squares Sc, SIS, SIG and 81.
~ street. south, In squares 8z, s2s, $50, 81, 80 and
. street north, in squares 40 and $50
s: street north, u squares q, IS, "a Is. ss 500
y street north lin in squares zss and xss;
TsGa srsst 7 s. sas ia
sixth street west. IN squares AS, 4s, 47, 1s, 90
SIXTH stree. esst, in squares -! and a4
snaS in @ sns M
Eleventh street west, IN squares sls and SIS.
Twelfth street west, in squares "a and sos
40. street west, in squares a4, 3s, 1, 2sl
Eighteenth street west I'm squares Ia and l6s
Vermont avenue, in square AS
IN addi.io. 70 the above there is now due and pay
TAs fra instalment Of Water Tax. assessed and
on oss o. 'p psa. q o .hs
ssIsss se5ss; p SQUARES mares: e 60 .ndsU.
street south n squares s1s, s,s, sss So rs pa
I'll; al s s s lss q ,S is .s 4 l Sa
street north, n squares g. g 81 :1d gs 49,,
- srst se.sh. In squ.res 7s.i7s, ~, as, So, a..
Ussx Capitol street. m squares ss.saI. 90 ana
First street east, IN squsres 81 and rs. ea
Second street east in squares "a, ~, IA rs, "a.
fhird street east, IN square. 74s, 10, rs and IA.
W. siss g. u sS9. s. r. q g. ~ e.
EiySsssesA street vest. IN saussyslss and 10.
Rs;sH5s; ss ne r sar ,S - snd -
E IT ses.s ATE ap sss
Tie ss'ss s q w.ssr ra., .svi.d July l.
The Jo~th inst.ilment Of Water raa. issisd July
The ss4 iqstsllnsnt q wsief fsx. levied July i.
.Atiprpperty on which the Water Tar has been
nssst ~. IN I e .sP95 r. sSs;
;sl 8 i I n Is; u
A Ii SORTS OF SUITS -. ~ -. 80. a.
FOB MEN. YOUTHS AND BOYS.
4 GOOD AND CHEAP. "a i..'@e -
liable BR0THERs.0
jea-r ,r.r-,s. Corner Tth AMI D streetss
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ODD FELLOWS IN EURoPE.-Dr John r.
from this country to Germany and Swftxerland
informs Grand Sire II. ID. Stawart that he las
instituted in Zurich, Switzerland, the frst Lodge
OF ODD Fellows In that country. The following
are the only lodges yet established in Germany:
One At Dresden, Saxony; one at Berlin, Prussia,
and one at Stuttgardt, Wirtemburg. Or. Morse
has also established an Encanpment at Berlin,
the tint in Germany. - - -
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THE HUDSON (N. W CATHOLIC CHuRcu
TRoU morning, 800 opponents OF
Father O'Suliivan gathered around the church.
and refused to allow it TO be opened for the
usual services Fsther O'Sullivan did not make
his appearance, but celebrated mass In the pres
eDce OF less than thirty persons at his residence
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Government Securities.
Stock Renopt


Stock Report.
bt bonkerS, Brokers aud COMMERCIAL TlsFyrph
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds, In
r. NEw YORK, July lO.-First Board, 1850 a. m
Y. = os, losl, coupon, Il5& 1Ds, o. Coupon II45I
SeS Ssss'cS cGDn n3 e@s g. coupon, lIsN
Teney isz Marfpcsa, 81 Canton, ~ CGm Ser
Pss6 aa BosPan %ate 9q PSSsl
pres United Cd states as
5sTieda i Harlem, II. 40. sietsrTsd, R Res Eng
& illinois Central Is Of ic ciereian nf and nii1 P
burg, ~; Northwest IN; do. preferred, 9in;
New Jersey Central nsiS RON Island, f RS.ss
Wa, Wabash ash and Western, g; pslawsrs, Lsckawans
Chicago and Alton i5 do pasfd ias Of al Ohio
and Central ssasiss fsassasss s Gs
%Sith 6sro a s ssw cd vjG az Da e. SSla s
LIST Bonds, Ss's. Gold, na.saiis. Marked strong.
Markets To-day.
BALTIMORE, July l0.-yirginia skies, old 54z< bid,
90 isoo, Is asksd do coupon old, Sc bid, 70 asked
oo; new, ga DID, asked - Y
baiTrMoiE- Jnly lo.-Ootton steady low middlings
1a2Es, and held higher. Flour dull and prices uH-
sI ss; COED e prime red; 81 Oasis Corn dun and
Oats dull; new southern, tsasS Pork quiet; SIG
Bacon finn; shoulders 7 RIB sides sass4; clear rib,
Whisky quiet but firm; 9lssass.
NEW YORK, July l0.-Flonr quiet and unchanged.
Wheat shade friner. Corn trife higher.
ernments dnll and heavy. Virginia Is, G5; do new
y. North Carolinas, 461s; do new, n. Money easy ,
ats Gold weak, LIS. Exchange, long, lols; short
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TIE LONG BRANCH RAcEs-At Long Branch
on Saturday the third race tor the SEQUEL stakes
resulted as follows: Nellie Ransom, I (by two
lengthsD Monarchist, 2; Nathan Cakes, 8;
stockton, Il Express, 8: twenty-five lengths
behind.) Time, 2:4e4. Express was q great
fayorite before starting against the field