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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-11
A FriRhtfnl Accident.

A STAGE COACH WITH TEN PASSENGERS
IS PREcrPITATED 100 FEET-MIRAcu.
LOUs ESCAPE.
(From the Washington, Pa, Reporter.) 81,
About twelve o'clock on Thursday
night Of last week while the stage coach
belonging 10 the Waynesburg and
Rices' Landing line, owned by Edward
Sexton Of this place, and driven by VIM.
Moore, was returning 10 Waynesburg
from Jefferson with o party who had
been attending o picnic at the latter
place and had arrived at Stony Point
mile and half west Of Jefferson where.
the road Is very narrow and rough, and
II being quite dark, It ran over the side
Of the road and was percipitated down o
steep declivlty a distance Of one hundred
and SIXTY feet Ten passengers were on
board, five inside and five out. The
names oil those in tho inside were; Nor.
gan Hummell and son, james Scott and
Sampson Burke, Of Waynesburg, and 81.
mon Rinehart, Of Dotysburg. They
were all more or less badly bruised and
cut, but none, strange to say, fatally in.
jured. The five on the outside, among
whom was q son of Mr.. Sexton, all mi.
raculouslyescaped injury. This Is accoun.
ted for blythe fortunate detachment ofthe
front and hind carriages, thus separating
the horses from the passengers. Four
horses were attached 10 the coach.one OF
which was killed and another badly in.
jured. The coach itself was broken into
fragments All who know the road at.
test that it is dangerous place, and the
passengers exculpate both Mr.. Sexton
and the driver from all blame, but accuse
the road company Of negligence in allow.
ing it to remain in the condition it IS.
That some were not killed is most won.
dcrtul IN view Of tho great distance tho
coach rolled, and the steepness Of the
precipice. "s.. ."t'--
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New Orleans Mnrlet.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1O.-GRocER1Es-
sugar-Firmer; good to fully fair 9la10c,
prime choice 10sa10sc. Molasses-Poor
cistern bottom SOC; fair fermenting sec;
inferior SOC; common Acc; fair SOC; prime
55c; choice Coo.
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A Reflection.

To the Editors of the Intclligencer.
Just now the editor OF the Register is
engaged in discussing the question Of
party teally, and endeavoring to "whip
in" Democrats who do not propose to en-.
dorso the Parkersburg swindle. I desire
to inquire whether 1t IS not more con.
sistent now for Democrat to vote for
Gov. Jacob, true and tried man, and an
honest Democrat, than 1t was some years
ago to solicit, obtain and occupy lucra.
tive office (say the Postofflce for instance)
under Radical President whose election
the aforesaid straightforward, out.and-
out Democratic editor had opposed.
jacob DEMOCRAT.
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MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Money and Stock Markel

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YORK, July 1O.-GoLD-More nc.
tive and firmer on increasing shipments
in all business at 113Ia114. Loans were
from l to a per cent for carrying; in one
case . per cent was paid for the use Of a
small lot. Clearances, $2O,0OO,OOO. spe.
Gle engagements Tor Europe, Sl0,OOO,O 900.
MoEEY-Easy at 4a5 per cent.
STERLING ExcHANdE-1O0i.
GovERNMENTs-strong and fraction
ht,bn, "a .I,o aNa..
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, July 1O.-Transactions
light in both foreign and domestic goods.
There has been among jobbers some in
quiry from the south and southwest 10 fill
special orders. The stockot cotton goods
in first hands is light and. prices steady.
Indian contractors are now filling their
contracts and will move considerable
surplus Of stock in their specialities.
There has been more activity in fancy
cassimeres, and they arc taken freely
where some slight concessions are made.
The aggregate sales Of wooIens up to this
time are by no means as large as last year.
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%.aetaI Resources of Belmont Co.
Ntua the Belmont ChropIc,c, we

4e belmont Chronlclc.)
S, rEoI. Stcvensonot the Ohio Geo,ooico,
Sssr Os :,, was in town last week. He has
h, %sA over part Of the nothern section ~
nj county, and expects to do IN the ",
S Sa'aace OF itin few weeks In cooI Js.
~ ss'S !, ne :. Sregards Belmot County The rle G
o N ~ iae state, but has little faith in
OitS0 minerals aI so far as he has examined
The Pis several veins Of coal underlying ,Is
NosS0o'S,tt Goa! Is tho most valuable, lis
linz , ,us limit is near SteubenyiIle ani1 q
Es,, 'ua through Cadiz northeast and south Z
The D u,sy DC regarded its boundary on
EN- iEi %i,n I;, Sewelsvillc is its west St.
VsIsaSI Y :, The coal of the Wheeling
gCc;, u ~. q The same quality as the RiyS.
yOIS G so ana Of equal thickness. II viii
The I SSS t IONS TO the acre, free of slack,
Worth ,H sSoN IoF mining purposes alone sNi t.
I,rcSa d SsVO; Mr. Stevenson il n man o ~
seal. experience and knows whereof l b n,
&ecre,el Inc ne land on the south side of
H. SscsS,Ill however, is not quite so wal yaIu NJ
Nd tSS U SS,C o. the dip Of the coal south
drsipSSSSS mines me, will require expensive sS
&tougsSe ' a., That q railroad will Be built
time, ~ 'l 0, Valley is only a question . Of
euCe q, ~ questions the reported exist.
nd iN y. iron ore in Flushing TOWNSHIP TSit,
SCos ssaGs to examine the 6cJs % Of orP
viii tecaiIi. The Wheeling Valley " foIk S
lcS.ySSse.s subject Of coal deposi,ss eT TSS
md ~ N1 Creek coal Is Of limited ov hn.
out SS ordinary quality, the Vein rU eSISn,
'S's0ur miles west Of town aa'H'Ds
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SEVERAL of the Liberal Republican
managers are in Washington in active
communication with persons representing
them in Baltimore, and speaking for them
with Democrats there, with a view OF
preventing tie convention from making
u regular nomination. They are very
earnest in this matter, and al their
friends, without hesitation, state that in
their judgment making Greeley and
Brown the nominees Of the Democratic
Convention through a formal vote will
ALLEVIATE nearly the entire Liberal Repub:
lican vote, and result in the sure defeat oil
the ticket.
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Information Wanted from a Well
Informed Source,
To tho Editors Of Tho IntClllgencer.

10 inc EultoEs OF the lntclllgencer.
The editor Of the Register continues to
throw his dirt as usual at Gov. Jacob and
his supporters. Why don't he tell his
readers what become of the 81, 900 which
he says Mr. Camden contributed for the
election of Jacob in 1902 desire him
also to inform his readers and the public
why he favored the election Of Hon. s.
Mcclellan some years ago against the
regular Democratic nominee, and also
why he opposed the election Of A. J. Pan.
nell, w. W.NIiller and others, 10 the con.
vehtion last fall. When these questions
are answered, there arc others Of equal
interest TO the Democratic party which
will be asked. DEMOCRAT.
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Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI, July 1O.-Flour-Demand
good at full prices; family, 81 GOAT 80.
Wheat-Market steady with moderate
demand, 81 4Sa1 80. Corn-49a5Oc. Rye
Dull but unchanged at GGaOSc. Oats
3Sa3Ge. Barley-G0a70c. Groceries
Fair demand at unchanged prices. Oils
Unchanged Eggs-19a12ic. Butter
16fc. Cheese-Reserve. 19a20c. Pork
Regular, $l2 90; city, $14 90 bid. Lard
Summer, 79a75c; steam, SIC; kettle, s4a
9ic. Bulk shoulders, SC; clear rib sides,
&c; clear do, &c.
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There were twelve offers Of bonds 10.
day, amounting to about I'll, 1850, at from
1895 to 119. The amount purchased
was Oil, $50, at from 1895 to 11S.744.
STATE BoNDs-Dull and firm.
STocKs-The speculative interest on
the Stock. Exchange to-day conferred on
Erie, the stock opening at SOL, declined
to $50 and rallied to "a. This decline
was caused by untavorablc reports and q
decline OF London, where the stock closed
at 4S. The balance Of the market was
intensely dull, and the fluctuations were
comprised within tat per cent alternately
up and down. The dullness on the Stock
Exchange to-day outside OF Erie was
greater than at any previous time this
year. The market closed dull and steady
except for Erie, which closed at5S, The
lowest point to-day. V
The Erie Railway Company announces
an issue Of $3O,00O0OO, or 100000, z
per cent consolidated mortgage bonds,
payable in 1920. The issue price is %.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July 1O.-Flour-Dull and
prices nominal Wheat-Lower; No. 2
spring 81 90; No. l, 81 %. Corn-No.
2 mixed 399a40c. Oats-25a25tc. Rye
No. 2, 56ta57c. Barley-Fall No. 9, 53a
6Stc. POrk-$1S Goals 25. Lard-Szc.
Bulk meats-Strong but unchanged. No
sales. Bacon-Quiet, steady and I'm
CHANGED. WhiskY-SBc. = = -
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TERRIFIC HAIL sroRM.-The mouth Of
the South Branch Of the Potomac river.
near Green Spring Run, was visited by u
fearful hail storm yesterday afternoon,
Frustrating all the corn within circle OF
more than two miles, and probably did
much other damage; Of which we cannot
now hcar.-Cum5, NepS,
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting 70 SsOO, OOO.

1IeK'ts, SIU' HAT Tickets, s.. Quarters, g 50.
H..our lotteries are chartered by the State,
are always Drawn at the time named. and all
dtawipgG arc under tho, supervision OF sworn
~ The otAeial drawing will be published in
the 81 Louis papers, and copy semi 10 purthas.
ers Of tickets. - - 4
A.. We will draw similar scheme the last
day Of eyry month during tho year isI2. N
~ RCmit at our risk BY PosToFFICE MoSHY
ORDERS, REGISTERED LBTFER DRART ar ~,
rREss. Send for circular. Address :
MURRAY, MILLER 8 CO.,
PoatOhlee Box 9iiB.
Ap3 Tp.Th'St&W st. LoniB Mo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-06-15
e my COLUMN!
Not THIS, but the Other One /!

Queer! Very Queer!
IN MY ADVERTISING MY
Anchors and Chains for sale are crowded out and are
amongst the Notions-(a British Notion) They will be sold
cheap, very cheap.
Funny! Very Funny!
In my Advertising Column. my Bird Traps, Bird Houses
and Breedi & Cages, OF which 1 have a splendid assortment,
are crowded out. Thy will be sold cheap, very cheap
Queer! Very Queer!
NV Pnls-Blsir's, wheIpton's and Cookies are crowded out
and are included III the Notions.
Iron Posts for Wire Fencing, which 1 will sell for 20 cents
each, is much less than the raw material costs here.
The EunnieaG of asl-Brussels Carpet which L have
for sale, a splendid article, and guaranteed Of equal quality, at
80 per cert less than the Carpet for the New Hotel cost in
San Francisco. besides which, freight, insurance and duty must
be added to the san Francisco cost. 1t would take a mathe-
matician to C. lcuIate the los. incurred by not purchasing here.
Not Queer or Very Queer!
The Steamer Kfauea is a decided success and materially as
sists to promote trade and develop the resources of the Kingdom
CGrumblers overwhelmingly
The New Hotel.
There mas been a difference of opinion in consequence Of
Opthalmia. / am morally certain it will be u decided success
in promoting the interests Of these fair islands, and a great
benefit to them.
Lodging House Keepers need not quake or seek a reduction
in rent, for they will have their share from the extra number
Of visitors to see the wonders OF this Kingdom.
This National Hotel. so much needed for the upbuilding or
our Sunny Islands. will. in conjunction with other solid I'M
provements. immortaHze the reign of kAHEHANEHA NfH- Long
may he live ana reign.
f3 JOHN THOMAS W~ATEkHoCSE-
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towards his support during n life that in some
instances Is prolonged 20 ten. twelve, or more years-
Hon. Mr.. Carter was Of the opinion that The STATE
was bound to care for is sick, aud that no SLATE was
ever IL impoverished by doing 20. IL bad been sng.
gested that bat little II any property had been ssl1
under this law. The speaker was not Wiling 70
admit this To be the case he knew nothing about
how much or bow little had been thus sold y
might be well 20 call fer an investigation. IL Hal
been argued that the leper was not oiytlly dead, oes
as the having contracted the leprosy, was q legAl
Gauss Of divorce, the person ~ Affected ~ds legshy
dead.
Tie Attorney General wished 60 inquirCdn what
respect the condition a person Afflicted with leprVey
differed fr.m that Of an incurably insane.
Hon MIR. Carter wished 90 know u there Was any
law providing for the sale OF an incarabiy Insane
persons property TO defray the expenses OF his BENG
taken care Of by the state
The Attorney General was not SlTc that there was.
The statement was made by one Of the Represent
atiyes that the property Of a foreigner, once . resl-
dent Of Lahaina, had been sold by the Government
under this law. The President OF the Board OF
Health denied positively the truth Of the statement
After another half hours arguments pro; anu con-
the bill was passed to It's third reading and engr0ss
ment-
Upon consideration Of the bin TO amend section
l0l Of the Civil Code, in relation 10 boathcenses, .
motion was made to indefinitely postpone when "As
carried.
House adjourned. sr Il
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BEAUTIFUL SUGAR.-We have been shown some
specimens of sugar from C~ornwell's Waikapu Plan
tation, boiled by McDade, the No. ] sample Of which
is almost Of snowy whiteness-tOo white Of course
for ordinary export9tion.
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FoR THE WEsTwARD.-The u. s s. .MdTrOgansef,
commander Meade, sails ON Monday next, for a cruise
among the groups Of islands to the west and south
west, and will probably call at Auckland, N. T., end
ing her cruise at one Of the South American ports.
The pleasant intercourse that has existed between the
officers of this ship and our residents. will cause her
visit TO be agreeably remembered.
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z8- Want of space compels ms 20 defer n notice 4
of the singing at the concert last evening. The
singing was all excellent, and that Of Miss Julia |
Walanika, something surprising.
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zs- We beg TO call attentfoh TO the announce
ment Of Madame Duret and Mr.. Geo. PaunceIort, for
Monday evening next. To those who enjoyed Mr..
PauncefOrt's readings last week we need not say
=. CO. for they will be there, and 10 those who
missed that pleasant evenings entertainment We
extend our congratulations at their having another
opportunity Of hearing not only Mr.. Paupcefort,
but also Madame Duret.
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GROCERIES:

Pie Fruits, Pickles, Carbonate Soda, Split Peas,
Canary Seed, Hemp Seed, White Beans, Oatmeal,
Epson Salts, Yorkshire Hams, Wefphslia Hams.
Bleached Ginger, Ground Pimentn, Ground Cloves
Mixed Spice, Ground Black Pepper, White do.
Ground Ginger, Cayenne Pepper,
Peppermint Rose and Lemon LoZeAges,
Lemon Peel, Orange peel,
c, nversatiOn LOzenges, Sugar Sticks, Bath Pipes
Cream Tartar. Mustard. SaIeratusiu jars and bottles,
Table Vinegar, Chile Vinegar, Lea Y Perrln'S Sauce,
Harvey's Sauce, Heading Sauce, John Bull Sauce,
Beef Steak Sauce, Mogul Sauce, King OF Dude Sauce,
AnchoVy Sauce, Chutney Sauce, UNIVERSAL Sauce.
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A Good Selection of Goods for
Leap Year

Handkerchiefs, silk: Linen and Cotton Printed Handkerchieis
Table Covers and Piano Covers of all kinds; Aims Caps,
Prince Of Wales Caps. Silk Puggarees. Negro Caps,
Alpaca Umbrellas, silk Parasols and Sanshades,
Alpaca and Cotton do, Linen Ticking.
Child's Fancy Wool Boots, Wool Bonnets, Wool Bodies,
Wool Clouds, Ladies' Fancy Wool Ties, Wool Scarfs,
Aberdeen Hose and Half Hose, Military Half Hose,
Bagging and Burlaps, Black Silk Cord and Tassels,
Mohair Goods, Chenille Goods, Black silks, Fancy ShKs'
Trimmings Of all kinds, Buttons all kinds.
Shawls all kinds, Capes a great variety, Lace Shawls,
Silk Handkerchief, fast colors Pink GiCghams,
Turkey Red and Yellow, Turkey Cambria,
Striped and Padded Linen Drills, Honey Comb Toweis,
Cotton and Linen Towels, Cable Cords, Terry Cloth.
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We Thinks Enough SaUce

Bottles Salt. Bags Liverpool Salt. ty the ton or lag:
Castor Oil, quarts, pints and half pnts,
Rose Hair Oil,
Large add small Raspberry and other Jams.
Sage and other Dried Herbs. Picked Onions
Capers, Nutmegs, Essence Lemon and Vanilla,
French Peas. Seidlitz Powders.
Potted Beef. Ham, Tongue, Salmon,
l 10 tins Cod Roes. fine Ball Blue.
Ginger Nuts. from the bakery of Huntiey & Palmer.
Also, Osborne Biscuits. L am Biscuits, Nonsuch Biscuits,
Combination Biscuits,
West India Pine Apple in Syrup,
Apricots, Stewed Pears,
A great variety of Somebody's Luggage, done up IN SILVER
and gold motto kisses,
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THIRTY-SEvESTH Day. June 18th.

NM ~ ENA -
Hon. A. T. Judd, from the Judiciary COMMITTEES,
reported against the petition contesting the election
of Hon. Mr.. Kupakee-report adopted.
Hon. A, F. Judd. from the Select Committee, TO
whom was referred a bill to reduce certain costs OF
Courts reported by submitting an amendment TO
the bill-repoTt accepted.
Hon. Mr.. Poll introduced q resolution that the
two soap factories at Leleo be removed, as the
stencil arising therefrom was dangerous 20 the
health of the community. Indefinitely postponed.
Hon. Mr.. Carter introduced an amendment to the
Constitution providing for the two Houses oil
Mobiles and Representatives slit Dg separately.
The Minister of the Interior gave notice OF bills
to amend Secs. 1884 and 1896 OF the Civil Code,
also. to amend the Act in relation TO keepers OF
hotels and restaurants. and the Act regulating the
sale Of deadly pOisons.
Hon. A. f. Judd read for the first time the
amendment to the Act reducing certain costs OF
Courts. On motion the rules were suspended aud
the amended bill was read for the second time, and
was p used to e~ngrOssment.
Hon. Mr.. Kekoa gave notice OF n bill TO exempt
parents who have O great many children from the
school tax.
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ABscoNDED.-Josepb r. Bradley. under committal
for trial on a charge of attempting TO fire a building
in this city last month, got of in the bark Queen
Emma, which sailed on Saturday for San Francisco,
letting his bondsmen in for the amount Of his bail
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A FALSE BILL oP HEGLTI-The master Of the
whaleship Illinois, on entering the port Of Hilo,
signed the bill Of health, declaring thai there was no
contagious disease at his last port, and that be had
had none on board during the voyage. After a part
of the ships crew had gone on shore on liberty, II
was ascertained that one man had died ON board with
the smallpox, (as reported ia our last) wbereupou
Sheriff Severance promptly ordered the men on lib
erty On board the ship, and interdicted further COIN
munication with her.
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All that a Whaler or n Fisherman wOuld require.
Merino Undershirts and Drawers,
Linen and Lawn Handkerchief, Carpet Bags,
Mems and Boys Caps, all description;
Pilot Coats, not to be surpassed; Black Cloth Sacs,.
Kprsemere Suits, Tweed Suits, Blue Flannel and Doeskln
Pants. for men, youth and boys. Regatta Shirts,
Jean Shirts, Turnover shirts, Jack Shirts, Linen Hats,
Floor Cloth, Carriage Cloth, Gig Cloth,
Table Oil Cloth, choice patterns; Bertha Skirts,
Victoria Lawns, Black Grenadine, Damask stripes,
Tame Checks, CaInbrics, Hair Cord Checks,
40 in. Glazed Jacone:, Water proof Tweed, various eolorS'
Silk Velvets, Tai latans, Crochet Edging,
Everlasting Edging, Ladies' Marone Collars, Jaconet sets,
Nilsson Sets, Linen Sets, Lace Ties, Jaconet Sconop,
insertions, Book ScoIlops, Infants Frock Bodies,
Cambria Skirts, very heavy Embroidered Skirts,
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

NO11O6-
MY BSENCE FROM ISL
" ANDS, 1 have appointed my wife, MARY I. BENFIELD,
to set as my Agent Ny business on King Street will be con-
tinued as usual under the supervision Of Mr.. Gideon West
Honolulu. May II, 1s7A- myls 6) NJ BENFIELD-
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TO RENT

TO RENT.
- THE HOUSE AND ON
- Nuuanu Avenue, at present occupied by w. L. Green,
- Esq. Possession given April LIST.
Also, the House and Premises adjoining, possession gwen
Immediately. For particulars apply TO
apo II C. WILLIAMS or J. Fl. WOOD.
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THrRrY-SNrH DAY, June l0th-
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-
A DETERMISRD SUICIDAL Hanalei. Kauai, on
the 9Th inst. a Chinaman named Pukau, having
Cos hopelessly in debt to PrincevillG Plantation,
concluded to settle the account forever. lie cut
his throat with n razor, and tainted from loss Of
blood. Recovering consciousness. and 6nding
himself still within this vale Of tears. he savagely
gashed his throat again. this time with a duh
knife. and Intellectually He then got a rope and
accomplished the deed by hanging himself on an
orange tree. A coroners jury returned n verdict
in accordance with the above facts.
A FULL DocKET.-Twenty-two names were ON the
slate of the Station House on Tuesday evening, the
result Of patriotic endeavors to keep mp the new holi-
day. Whisky evidently circulated abundantly among
the natives, from some source, but singularly enough,
everybody was oblivious as to where it came from.
One fellow of spiritualistic tendencies, and who was
was the influence Of the spirit Of the great Kameha-
meha, that 30 strangely affected his people. There
was a few unimpOrtant cases Of assault, and His
Honor the Police Magistrate had large audience yes
terday morning. -
An ATTEMPT TO MURDER--On the 9th inst, at
kaunakakai, Molokai, a native named Kaholo"aa
got into a quarrel with his wife, and in . ht OF rage
assaulted her with a knife, inficting severe WOUNDS
on the neck. Fortunately the weapon USED Was
common case-knife, and dull, or murder would pave
been the result. Two women who were present and
saw the assault, succeeded in overpowering ana tie
! ing the man. until the police came. He was taken
before Judee Dickinson, at Lahaina, where he plead
Oniltv TO the charge and was sentenced TO two years
;m~nrisonment at hard labor, and TO pay q hne OF
500. 1t is reported that he has shS deProsy, IN
whiohc case he will probably be sent5o the settlement
at Molokai.