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the specific interrogatores and the call of the Com
mittee upon Tinker, manager of the office, for the
production of the manuscript, has net been an
swered.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-The Senate was occupied
six hours with the Treaty of Washington. Nearly
all the time was occupied by Casserly, who examin-
ed the treaty in all its aspects aud particularly in
relation TO international law, making elaborate quo
tatious from vattel, and other writers on that
subject; he would reserve his Judgment until the
question of ratification should require him TO ex-
press it by his vote
1t was the intention of several Senators yesterday
to ask final action the treaty today even if an
extra session should be required for that purpose,
but after sitting till nearly five o'clock, aud no
probability of concluding the subject, adjourn
ment until tomorrow took place, Gnd it is now
uncertain whether vote will be reached before
Thursday.
Corbett, of Oregon, viii address the Senate to-
morrow.
New YORK, May 2S,yia FRANKFORT, May %. =
The negotiators have returned home Frankfort
papers state that Bismarck says the Germans notified
the Commune that they would bomLard Paris if
washburne's residence was sacked.
VERSAILLES. May % The Yersaillists occupy
Mont Parnasse station.
In the Tuileries there are 5000 10000 insurgent
prisoners
The insurgents have abandoned the Place de Ia
Concorde.
Liebemieraut surrounded Montmartre. battle
is now progressing The complete overthrow Of
the insurgents is imminent
PARIS, May 23-The Versailsts occupy the Place
Yeudome, the Tueres, Hotel de Ville and lssy.
1t is reported that Plot has been arrested.
a terrible musketry fire has been going on since
daybreak in the direction Of Montmartre.
The isolation OF Paris by the Prussians is complete
Dombrowsky was wounded; he tried to escape
but the Prussians prevented him.
There is immense enthusiasm among the delivered
population.
A battalion of the Friends of Order are reorgan-
izing Paris.
The Mayors assemble at the Chateau to-day.
The versaillists occupy the Place Cliehy, Lazare
Station the Palais de rIndustie, Corps Legislatif
and the Invalides.
Sharp fighting is going on, and barbados are
being erected at the Coneorde Clichy.
The cannonade slackened at D.o'coek this morn
ing The ve-saillists now occupy Saint Amen. The
insurgents do not attempt TO break the Prussian
circle. The Prussians ordered to open fire if
they approached within 400 PAGES
OUTSIDE PARIS, May 25-Noon.-The versaillists
flag floats over Montmartre
London, May 23.-In the House of Commons last
night. an amendment was offered to the Army Reg
ulaton bill, making exceptions to restrictions on
the sales of commissions.
Smith attacked the purchase system
Cardwell defended it.
The debate ended in Ministerial majority of SO.
MADRID, May 22.-There has been a stormy sit
ting of the Spanish Congress. The Reds moved the
establishment of Republic The Carists moved
the election of King Amadeus void, and Carlos TO
be the rightful King Finally, the debate was
adjourned
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Late Foreign News.

PARIS, May 19.-Yeslerday being the fete Of the
Ascension, large crowds visited the Place Vendome
and the Tuileres, where there was promenade
concert.
The Safety Committee have decreed the suppress
sion of a large number OF papers, and no new ones
to be established until the war is over Writer'S
of articles attacking the government punishable
by martial law and officers hesitating to obey are
guilty of treason.
1t is reported that the Commune is determined
to raze rather than surrender the city. There was
cannonading to the so Invest to-day.
requisition for the silver candlesticks of Notre
Dame has been made. Persons without passports
are prevented from leaving. Prostitutes and drunk
ards are to be arrested.
1t is said that Broglie supersedes Favre after the
ratification OF the peace treaty The Nationals, it
is reported, have stopped the services at St. Angus
Tin and Trinity churches and turned out the Sisters
of Mercy
LONDON, Nay 1sth.-In the House of Commons
this evening Disraeli severely criticised the Budget
lately submitted by Lowe, the Chancellor of Exche-
quer reviewing the successive stages of progress which
it had passed in its introduction reconsideration and
subsequent revision. He objected especially to the
provisions relating to the income tax and to the Gus
toms, saying that it was now proposed to meet the
increased deficiency the revenue, which would
certainly be increased by the abolition and purchase
Of army commissions, by another equally undesirable
pending the treaty for the adjustment Of the
American questions. 1t would also require ncreas
ed expenditure means for which should all come from
direct taxation of the people. Lowe, Chancellor of
the Ekchequer, said the Government Stunned ad-
h.
the lover and middle classes and they must look else
where for revenue.
Charles Neadgate. Member for North Warwiekshire,
commended the wise financial policy of America to
the study Of the Government.
general debate followed.
motion exempting exchange of commissions from
the operation of the Army Regulation bill, which
eInguisbed the purchase system, lost by forty
eight majority.
LOSDOy, May 19.-The frigate Gaiatea with the
Duke of Edinburgh, has arrived.
Nav YORK, ria LONDON, May 10Th" Bothwell''
is the Derby favorite.
LONDON. May 22d.-In the House Of Lords tonight.
it was asked H. in view of the evident aversion of the
Canadians to the Treaty of Washington the Govern
ment intended to press the ratification before the
18th of June?
Earl Louderdae quoted the report by Atlantic Cable
of Senator Summers speech denOuncing the treaty
as peace measure The noble lord ridculed the idea
of an apology from England, and declared she had
never made any.
Earl CarnarvOn explained that the Marquis of
Salisbury only desired opportunity to discuss the
treaty. Before the Publications are exchanged, it is
understood that the Canadian Parliament is to be
consulted
Earl Russell insisted on his demand that opportunity
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SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED HoNE-Bark Hercules arrived at New Bedford
April 30 lac days hence. via Peruambuca with 20 sperm
since leaving here Reports on the 18th in lat 81
n long g. W. into by large brig which struck the
Hercules the starboard side forward carrying away
bowprt and the remast clean the deck besides causug
considerable damage otherwise II blowing strong at the
time and it necessary everything Adr clear
the vessel prevent further damage The brig did not
appear to have received any extensive injury and hough
the bark hailed her answer received but she squared
away without Offering any assistance Bark Ben Cummings
arrived April 80 IL days Rorutonga with nothing
since leaving this port Ship Cornelius Rowland arrived May
isi days hence with IS sperm taken on the passage
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PORT OF HONOLULU.


ARRIVED.
May 30-Scir Nettie Merrill and koich LunalO I'm Maui
Shirt brig Robert Cowan, Revery, - days I'm licto-
ria and Am BIZ Comet Fuller, Il days I'm san
Francisco
June brit bk Spirit Of the Age s5 days I'm Valparaiso
bound 10 Amoor River, and sehrs Annie I'm lla-
wai aud Jenny I'm Kauai.
2-Schrs Mary Ellen and Kinau I'm Maui, and Rob Roy
I'm ko1au
3-Am bk Murray, Shepherd, IS days I'm San Fran
cisco, Am ship Sumatra Mullen. Is days I'm San
Francisco. Am VIII blk Awashonks, I'm cruise.
schrs Active and kamoi I'm Maui. John Young
fun kauai, aud stur kilauoa- I'm WindwArd ports
4-Schrs pauah I'm Molokai. Kate Lee and Prince I'm
Hawaii Waoia and Nette Merrill I'm Maui, and
Liiiu I'm Kooau
5-Am stmr Nevada. Blethcn. l6 days I'm Auckland,
and schr Fairy Queen I'm Kauai
Gam stmr Moses TAYLOR. Bennett u DAYS and %
hours I'm san Francisco, and schrs Hokuele I'm
Kauai and Warwick I'm M1lukai.
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SAILED.

May 3l-Schr Hokulele, for Kauai.
June 1-schrs Isabella and Nettie Merrill for Maui
9-Brit brig Crown. Jewell, for sydney.
3-Swedsh bk Ilda Cara. Lafgren for Maiden Island
and schrs Mary Ellen aud Manuokawai for Maui,
aud Jenny for Kauai
5-Schrs and Active for Hawaii PRush for Molo-
kai. HANOI and Hattie for Maui John Young for
Kauai and simr Kilauca for Mindward ports.
G-Schr Odd Fellow for Hawaii.
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Notice to Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED, Administrator,
i with the VIII annexed. of the Estate Of WONG
HOAN YEEP, deceased. hereby notifies all creditors
to present their claims against said deceased, to him
at Kaupakuea, Hawaii, r. II. Stanley, Solicitor,
Honolulu duly authenticated and with the necessary
vouchers within six months from the date Of this
publication, or they will be forever haired.
w. S. AKANA, Administrator,
with the viii annexed. Of Wong Hoan Yeep.
19-4t deceased, Kaupakuea Plantation. Hawaii.
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For sydney, per Crown, June l.
Sugar. lbs $780, go And stores
Value Doms't Prod, 49, GO %
For Maiden Island, per Hnda Cairn, June .
Pork, csk Rope. coil
Value Form Prod, SOB 50.
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NOTICED!

THE UNDERSIGNED, Administrator of
i the win of William c. Beckley. deceased. here
by notifies all creditors Of said deceased to present
their claims to him duly authenticated and with the
proper vouchers within six months from date they
will be forever barred and be hereby requests all per-
sons indebted to said deceased to make immediate
payment
FRED. W. BECKLEY.
Honolulu, May 10. 1871. lg-4t
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DIED.

wALTnAM-At the Queens Hospital May 10th, Henry
waltham coored msn.
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Administrators Notice.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
i duly appointed Administrator Of the Estate Of
j. W. IAUKEA, late of Hamakua, Island Of Hawaii,
deceased hereby notifies all parties indebted to said
estate 20 make immediate payment to him, and all
parties having claims against the said estate are here
by notified to present the same within sixty days
from date, or they will be forever barred.
SAAf'L +. CHILLINGWORTH.
Kawaihae. Hawaii, April q. 1871. 20 It
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Notice.

/ the Members of the QUEENS HOSPITAL so
Getty will be held at the Court House, on TUES
DAY, the 9th JUNE, 1871. at ~ NJ. Per order.
F. A. SCHAEFER, Secretary.
Honolulu. May 90. ISL 10 It
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Notice.
Dissolution of Partnership.

u1HE COMPREHENSIVE carrying on
i the business Of the BANK EXCHANGE sA-
LOON. uuuer the name and firm Of Siders cuney.
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by Geo. G. sidcrs. who
will liquidate all demands against the late firm.
GEO C. sIDERs,
J. C.. CLUNEY.
Honolulu, May 20. 1s71.-2O-im
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Honolulu Fire Department
THE OLD PAINT SHOP.

NS THE UNDERSIGNED, at the old stand on
~ Kaahumanu Street, begs to inform his friends
public generally, that he continues to carry
the business Of
SHIP, SIGN. CARRIAGE 8 ORNAMENTAL PAINTING !
IN all its branches, and that he has secured the ser
vices Of
A Firsr-cIass Sign Painter and Glider.
All orders executed with promptness, at low rates
and il as good style as can be done elsewhere
Thankful for past faVOrs, he hopes for confirm
anee Of the same.
2l-sm AID. BOLSTER.
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NoTIcE.

L OF the OAHU COLLEGE will take place at Pu-
nahou on Tuesday and Wednesday. June IL and II,
continuing each day from to P. NJ, and the Exhi-
bition Thursday, the 18th. commencing at p. NJ I.
The public cordially invited to attend. 2O-2t
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The Wholesale Office

OF THE UNDERSIGNED AT THE FIRE
" Proof Buildings.
is sm JOHN THos. WAREHOUSE.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Phases of the Moon for the Month of June, 1871.

The Duke of Edinburg arrived at Portsmouth in
the Galatea on the 18th of May.
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To Let,
A Rare ChanCe-The Golden Opportunity
FOR SALE!
sA. THE HONOIPU SUGAR <-E.
sssssfaS. PLANTATION, North Ko- 49,


4fa& PLANTATION, North 10 sf6fstSk
&EYRES haIa, Hawaii, situated within WV
- p miles Of the Honoipu land -
ing containing GOA Of land we'll adapted the
growing of sugar cane. so enclosed and under
cultivation 40 acres Of good cane ready f7r the
mill. with mill Of ski horse power, Sugar House
containing centrifugals sorghum pans, coolers, &C.
&C., and all cOnvenicnces for making sugar to the
best advantage. good substantial Stone Dwellings
and Stone Houses; 30 including the above build
ings enclo- al in wall divided into six lots
also IL working horses, mules, sets Of harness.
yoke Of cattle with yokes and chains. This planta-
ton is part Of the ranch described below. and be
purchased separate or with the whole ranch.
The ranch contains 547 Of the best quality
of grazing land. 100 head Of fat cattle. about 1000
sheep half mernO breed. which will be sold with
it, also, wooden house. cattle and sheep pens.
The above property will be sold at auction on
WEDNESDAY. September 9th. 1871 If not previous
ly disposed Of For particulars apply to
J. I. WATERHOUSE. Honolulu,
or tn the proprietor,
49, n. CHRISTENSEN, on the premises.
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TO JET.

~ THE FINE OFFICE IN THE NEW POST
n; Office Building will be let to suitable teuant.
4-4iss.on reasonable terms Apply at the INTERIOR
OFFICE. 20
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AMONG the passengers by the Moses Taylor, were
Messrs. c. A. Williams, S. B. Dole and j. c. Glade,
NJ ,bis c;tv
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We understand that Mr. W C. Mitchell has
plaeed claim for $4,000 before h. B. MS Com
missioner for transmission TO the Home Govern
ment, for damages which he says have been sus-
tanned by him through the action of the Board Of
Health Ii is sincerely to be hoped that the learned
counsel and astute gentlemen who have advised Mr..
Mitchell in this matter have not taken up the affair
on speculation and do not depend for his fees and
perquisites upon the money which Mr. Mitchell
will receive from this Government.
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TAKE NoT1cE.-Bartow win sell tomorrow at his
salesroom, on liberal terms, choice and extensive
selection of dry goods, hardware, groceries, ales,
etc, all of late imporatons direct from Europe aud
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STEAMERS DEPARTUREs.-The Nebraska leaves
this AFTERNOON for Auckland, aud the Moses Taylor
for San francisco. to.morrow afternoon.
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PAINFUL AcCTDENT-Mr. Thos Sorenson, of the
firm Of Tibbets & Sorenson, ship carpenters, was
severely injured on Monday noon, by heavy spar
falling on him. His feet and legs badly bruis-
ed, and although no bones were broken his injuries
will prevent him attending TO business for some
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QUICK DIsPAToH.-The Comet sails at noon to-
day with full freight This is excellent dispatch,
She HAVING only been in port one week.
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On the 5th of May the day after the arrival of the
Nevada at Auckland public luncheon was given
10 the captain and officers, at which about one
hundred and fifty of the leading citizens were present
The Governor of the colony presided on the occa-
sion. AS is usual on such occasions, great num-
be Of toasts drank aud speeches made, and the
entertainment was highly satisfactory TO guests
and epter-oine,s
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A New Rendering OF AN OLD Tex

A NEW RENDERING OF AN OLD TEXT.
Spending winter as invalids at All
ken, South Carolina, the Hon. Thurlow
Weed and Mr.. Thomas c. Acton whiled
away one Sabbath afternoon by attending
a negro church, and were accompanied
by Mr.. John A. Kennedy, who was on a
visit of few days to Mr. Acton. When
they entered the primitive temple the
preacher, who was pure African, was
graphing with all the fervor of his race
with the old, old subject of the fall of
man. Sketching that day in the Gar
den with its terrible results, he excoria-
ted Mr.. Adam in this fashion:
"Now, brederen, when de Lord calls
Adam to count did he stan up like a
man, confess his sin and ask forgiveness?
He didn't do muffin of de sort, brederen,
but he say:
Lord, de woman dat Dou gubest me
CUB me for to eat"
Pausing a moment he repeated:
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aDe woman dat Dou gubest me CUB

ode woman dat Dou gubest me Cub
me for to eat"
Then again
ode woman dat DoU gubest me Cub
me for to eat"
"Dar brederen' you see dat mean,
skulkin' Adam, was tryin' to sneak out
of it hy frowin all de blame on de Lord
hi:selfp
This new idea of an old question was
too much for the distinguished "white
trash" who had fortunately taken seats
near the door, and they retired into the
fields to indulge in irreverent laughter
The GALAXY for October.
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Take Your Son With You.

We take the following from the Meth
odist, given as word of advice to faith
ers. tso exactly accords with our views,
and we may add, with our practice, and
is withal so excellent and important, that
we commend it to all fathers. We might
easily give other reasons, not mentioned
but these will suffice for once.
Take your son for companion, when
ever you conveniently can.
1t will relieve the already overburden-
ed mother of so much care. 1t will graf.
ify the boy it will please the mother;
it certainly ought to be a pleasure to you.
What mothers eye would not brighten
when her child is kindly cared for? And
when his eye kindles, his heart beats, and
his tongue prattles faster and faster with
the idea of "going with father" does she
not share her little boys happiness, and
is not her love deepened by her husbands
consideration, so just, and yet so often SO
extraordinary? 1t will keep him and
you out of places, society, and tempta-
ton into which separately you might en-
ter.
Did it ever occur to you that your boy,
deprived of your society, eluding his
mothers watchful care, and rambling
the streets with the "lowest of the low, u
or with those who, seeming to be unex-
ceptionable, are therefore only the more
dangerous, is learning all manner Of
rowdyism and crime? And why should
you blame him for seeking such congen
ial associations when you so unnecessari
ly withhold from him your companion
ship? Do you say that you cannot pos
sibly take him among "men" with whom
you associate? Is their society, then
more pleasant, more profitable, more nee
essary than his? Why not give up thei
society for his? Alas I am afraid tina
many fathers would hesitate to introduc
their innocent boys into their own associ
ations.
1t will establish confidence, sympathy
esteem and love between you. 1t vii
give you abundant and very favorabl
opportunities to impart secular and re
ligious instruction, to infuse and cult
vate noble principles, and to develop an
strengthen true manhood.
1t will enable him to "see the world
and to enjoy certain liberty whic
may prevent that future licentiousnes
which so often results from asudden free
dom from long restraint.
1t looks well. Is it not your "bount
ed duty" to favor your child with q
much of your presence and influence q
you can?
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1t is universally acknowledged that the medicines
manufactured by NJ. A. Davis the pest before the
public, for what they are accompanied. They com
prise the following: DAVIS LUNG SYRUP. for
Coughs, Colds Pains and soreness of the Chest and
Lungs, Group and Whoopng Cough. DAVIS IN
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tism, Neuralgia Spinal Affection, Sprans, and equal
ly good for Horses DAVIS VEGETABLE BIT
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the best and quickestcure for Burns, DAVIS LII
HEALING SALVE, for Cracked Hands Corns, &c,
DAVIS CATARRH SNUFF, for Catarrh, Colds in
the Head, Headache and Dizziness. All of the above
medicines are prepared and sold wholesale and re-
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Also sold by druggists and Merchants generally
At Bellows i Ais by Cooper Turner 4S
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Honest Folks and the Wives. Sons and Daughters
of all such.
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Mr.. Picker of Auburn, carelessly laid
his hand on circular saw, which hap
pened to be in motion He did not stop
to pick er up, but went for doctor.
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