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sldered valuable are purchasing stocks sufficient
for some time. Mocha ls extremely low t22c) and
mas neenin considerable request, Many can now
use u VINO never before have thought OF doing 80.
SpICEs.-Al 1inds continue 10 be held firmly,
auo the tendency is decidedly upward. Gloves
are 10 lgnt STOCK both here and in Europe, and
the Wnole stock is considered barely sufficient to
meet the home consumption till spring, when g
new supply may be expected. AS The stock is
advanced at any moment. Pepper remains nrm,
ana an active demand would advance the price.
GinRerIAs we anticipated in our last, the remls.
sion OF tne duty did not materially lower the
price; AFRICAN ginger IL scarce, and the prospect
OF larger supply Ia very poor. Sanguiue holders
predict the tutura price a. l4c at least Cassia Ia
gradually advancing to price nearer Its first
and prices are well maintained. There are no
special changes In other kinds. Zanzibar peppere,
like cloves, are very Scarce and the price has ad
| vanced &c per ID.
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@-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acuuaintsuces OF Mr.. and Mrs.. +. O. Marshall are
respectfulIy invited to attend the Funeral Of their
Youngest son, FREDERICK JAMES, from the
northwest corner Of Ashley and Spring streets,
To MORROW Sunday MORNING, at O'Clock.
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BARGAINS In Hosiery, Cloves, Notions
Toilet Soaps, Parasols, Linen Cambria HAND
kerchlefs, Linen Collars and Sets, Genus
Paper Collars, Dressing Combs, Hair Brushes,
Fine Combs, Tooth Brushes, Gauze ana
Cotton Underyests, at A. R.. stillman's DRY
Goods House, No. 2sl King street.
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TEMPERANCE LEcTURE.-Mr. T. J. Duncan, q
rising young lawyer of Camden, and mem
ber of the Sons of Temperance, will deliver
temperance lecture before that order at the
Hibernlan Hall on next Monday evening, at
half-past eight o'clock. Members of the
Twenty-seventh South Carolina Regiment and
the public generally are Invited tU attend.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WILSON & BROTHER, the enterprising family
procers, again display to-day their mammoth
advertisement of tea, while, In another col.
umn. they present to the public the merits OF
the other articles which fill their groanin 6
shelves. Barnum said that the secret OF ousl-
ness success was: To have good thing, ana
advertise it widely. This Is what the Wilson'S
are doing.
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funeral Notires.

M THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
scauaintances Of Mr.. aud Mrs. ". Hampton
Smith are respectfully invited to attend the fune.
raj Services of their infant son, WILLIAM MOUL-
TRlE, at their residence, No. Montague street,
TH1s MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. aug17f
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THERMOMETRIC.iL.

The range of the thermometer yesterday,
at the drug store of Mr.. Joseph Blackman, on
the south side OF Broad street, was as follows:
ga. NJ, SO; 10 A. NJ, SO; IL NJ, 70; 2P. NJ, 81;
4P.M "a; 6 P. NJ, SO; s P. NJ, So.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, August 15.
The Daily Bulletin says: The movement mas
be-n mora liberal and the market closes strong at
previous quotations. The sales are c26 bagt Kan,
COON at 6Ia7Ic, 100 bags Patns at TX ashe' ano
so casks carolina at s%a9Hc. Also 2oo Gags Is ,san
goon, In bond, at So 25a3 35. gold, anu zo' paes
Patna In bon /, at 81 II 2Ha4 Is.
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LANDS SOLD FOB DIRECT TAxEs.-Senator
Sawyer bas sent to this Office pamphlet copy
of the laws and regulations for redeeming
lands sold for direct taxes. The regulations
have already appeared in The News.
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ReIin,nns Notires.

wSULLlVAN's ISLAND PREsBYTE-
RIAN CRURCH.-There will be service In this
Church To-MoRRow, Sunday, 18th August, Rev.
". q. ADAMS officiating. Service to commence
at II A. II. angi1
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A BROKEN AxLE.-The axle OF the tender Of
the engine of the night Augusta train, on the
South Carolina Railroad, broke, on Thursday
night, near Brsnchvllle, and the trains were
DELAYED several hours. No damage was done.
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Weekly Review OF tho Savannah Cot.
ton Market

SAVANNAH. August 10, 1872.
From care1ul investigation OF planters advices
received mere this week we think crop accounts
IN t5ls section are decidedly more favorable, as
whole. we still hear rumors OF caterpnlars in the
lower counties and IN Florida, but can hear OF
no gre damage done. although grave apprehen.
sion Is let as to what they may yet do. We have
80 far received about dozen bales Of new cotton,
but factors are not sending out bapging and ties
30 freely as to indicate very early aud general
picking. and II is feared these few bales are not
fair criterion OF the receipts becoming greater
than is Usual.
On the line OF the Gulf Railroad there has been
storm yesterday and to-day, which this evening
seems to be backing over Savannah. but damage
BY it not ascertained. On the Chattahoocnee
River plantations caterpillara are said to be doing
some injury and are spreading over the adjoining
counties, and having appeared thus early and
f.webbing upn 1t IL Thought the next crop OF them
will do considerable harm. This ts, however all
conjecture In middle Gecr7ia The crops are re.
ported good. The reports OF the next TWO weeks
will be Of great interest. as the plant Is Ia ts
most critical condition. From reliable sources ID
Alabama we have he damage there oy rust, over:
fiUw and worms estimated at from 5000 to 100 0o
bales, the rav8Qes OF the last not having attane
q definite estimate. The New Orleans and
Mobile prices current give serious color TO the
unusual period or coming. say the last OF August,
they will be IN sucn numbers as to ihflct great
injury. or course, dry, hot weather may check
them. So far, however. the Wealh her report SHOWS
cloudy ami rainy spell, which. II continuous
and general, Will rapidly develop them EsLl.
mae here range from three and half TO three
and three.quarter million Of bales, the latter
ngure attainable only by nne fall. and under an
| extraordinary 1ne one,s opinions may be copsld.
erably increased. The inside estimate is, how:
ever preferred In view OF present appearance OF
thugs as the late cottons will require every
| thing favorable TO make an average yield. Euro
pean and American spinners are nearly out Of re-
serve supply, II not entirely 80. and will Kelly
| from actual want or cotton next month, wher
| it begins to come in, keep prices, at least, a.
bIQh as they are at present. Many look for
material advance in the next three wee eks. Liver
pool letters predict an advance there should AM
injury to the crop be we i confirmed; as 81
N esent light stock OF American. both In .tha
| market and In spiruers' hands, makes the POSI-
tIon OF the trade very sensitive to all adyers
minors. Present low range prices. as compared
win those of the nrst half OF the year, WILL It 1
Thought, induce larger business in the pinnini
districts. and present stocks cannot stand an!
heavier consumption without corresponding ad
vance in price, Prices seem stronger, win
healthier tone In the markets everywhere to-day
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
ExporrS.

p1rIApRLPH1L-Per steamship. Gulf Stream
"a heIes cotton, SO bales domestics and goods. 10
tierces rice, 1898 Dbs Ravai stores IONS ola lIon
So bundles paper, 628a lees lumoer' ano 90 pigs
a0udrta9
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u OR, b AL T I'M o aR 3,
FREIeaTs RECEIVED DAILY, AND THROUGH
BILLS LADING ISSUED Gaa
<xHn TO GS&k
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
THE CITIES OF THE NORTHW Est.

The Fine Steamship SEA GULL, Dutton, Com
mander. viii sail for Baltimore. on SATuR-
DAY. nth August at halfpsst O'Clock P. II.
xT Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
city BY railroad from Baltimore without, add.
t1onal Insurance. and, lOonsigneea! are allowed
ample time to sample md sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot 10 Philadelphia.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
PAUL @. TRENHOLM, Agent,
ano1aA No. Union Wharvea.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. 9. c.: AUGUST II, 1872
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamer Water Iily, To2io, Edisto, Enterprise
and Way Landings. Mdse and sundrieJ. TO d
Nisber. S A Woodaide. Ravenel d CO, q Baker
4 co, EInsman Bros, A W Eckel & CO.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Hunter, Philadelphia
w Courtenay.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Hunter, Philadelphia.
FROM THIS PuRT.
Steamship W Everman, Morgan, at Philadel.
phis, August ID.
Steamship Falcon. Haynie. at Baltimore, 14th
August.
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, at 10 cent
each, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
iunl-s
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Passengers.

Per steamer Water Lily, from Edisto, Enter:
prise, Rockville. and Way LsndinGs-Miss E
jenkins, R Jenkins, Ball, Towles, Cilo.
nv, W W Boger.
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PLAYING CARDS, wholesale and retail, yer!
cheap, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
Iunl-s
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sopruRAsrRRN RAILROAD.

IS bbls crude and 13l bbls spirits Of tnrpaDtne
os5 bbIs rosln, cars lumber, kegs nail', tobacco,
mdse. &c. To Bsrden & Parker, Lie6enrood,
WhIlden Il Jones, Klnsman Howel, ! GROSS,
+ ASeer Il co, ! II Fredsberg, Mngill, Chapeau
co, Edw yelling, S L Railroad agent, and
others.
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sTATE-RoOMs ALL ON DECK.

The splendid New Iron sideWhea stsamahip
GEORGIA, ,Holries, Commando der. VIM satf for
New York on WEDNESDAY, 5Au1ust q, at
Through Bills OF Lading TO: Liverpool and tae
New England Cities as usual .iL.i srtrf !yl.t'
Insursnce by Steamers Of this Line per cent.
Fer Freight or Passage Engagementas having
very fne Deck staterc0m accommodations, apply
TO WAGNER, HUGER d CO., No. 128 Broad street.
or to WIN. A. COURTENAY, No. ] ONION Wharyeas
auRl6 - -. =. + :, -.
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D. Mcconnell, A. B. Weslow, Savannah; H.
williams, Leesvllle; R. A. McCoWn, Florence;
John A. Porcher, Berkeley.
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Receipts by Railroad, August 10.
,o,nu oIpoTNI RAILROAD,

b,,es cotton, SO bales goods, Is bbs spirits, e5
hh,o rosin cars STOCK. TO Railroad agent, NJ
Goid,m Min 4 son. Barden d Parker, Wltte Bros
Roach = Morretr Steflens, Werner pucSer. 8
Smith, Ravenel. Holmes co, rspsl Wsltef CO
pniwintIe I5wndes & Grlmbal. WAGNER d Mon.
sees. Ravenel CO. Walker, Evans OogsWell
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Meetings This Day.

Irish Volunteer Rifle Club. at P. II.
Carolina Independent Boat Club, at 2. ID.
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aug14-
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
l' TO AND FROM sULL.vAN's ISLAND.

TO AND FROM sULL.vAN'S ISLAND.
The Mount Pleasant and Sulli.r .aK.h
wants Lland Ferry Company's "a
Steamer Will leave as above from Market WnRrf
every evening at 7 O'CLOCK. commencing THIS
DAY, the l4tn instant. Returning, will leave
Suliivan's Island at halfpast 10 p. u, until
further notice. ~
Fare for round trip IS cents. -
aug14 E. PRENDERGASS,A Agent.
n o 3 T L o B. 1 D.A',.
VIA SAVANNAH. 20
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Hotel Arrivais-August lG.
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON.
Thomas Wood, New York; L. d. chatham,
E. A. Holmes, Vermont; G. Willard, New York;
John B. Camille and son, Newberry; r. A.
Harrison, Record and Repository; B. D. Town
send, Society Hill; J. T. Jennings, Yazoo CITY,
Mas. G. g. mcCun,| nnettsville, G. w. Lax,
New Orleans; R.A. McCown, Florence
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.EOR NEW YORK. ,!Hi sl7i, ~.
\ ~,f'.st IL Gbifo7i eas
new YORK AND CHARLESTON
sTEAMsHIP LINE, Z. ..l!s.-s HSssSS fs;5
Es TABLIs HE D. 1886:

the Superior FIrstclass; sidewheal sseam.hip
MANHATTAN, N. 8. iWoodhullI Commander,
Au9ust nth, a. half past O'Clock P. II. s.Ie
n The N 4NHATrANis handsomely and com.
fortably fitted up for passengers, and one1
superior Inducements to travellers going North.
"a Marine Insurance BY tnls line u per cent.
"a Through Bills OF Lsding given on cotton 70
Liverpool, Boston, Providence, and the new Eng
land manufacturing towns. r.fH'L'I = sliit,
gs- First-class passage $40, which ripcludes
State-Rooms and Meals. y7 t..FiH RIG:
auQl2S JAMES ADGER q co., ARent8.
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Contributions, 1870, SIS, ,342; 1877, Sic, 6,58S;
1872. Sl8,5SS. Per capita, 1870, 81 81; 1871,
a OF. 1870 S6 OF
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expense las been spared IN The Ousag Of this ship.
with a view 90 speed and The comfort Of her pas
sengcrx. Tbe arrangements are very superior W
those ct Der c~onsorts. the ArtxIda and AcJToska. IL
Is a source OF congrstulation that the Only obstacle
To a pleasant voyage between the Colonies ami
this eonBtry-transhipment at Il0RolHin-is sSou
10 be avoided. We shall give Ia our next a fan Dr..
scription Of the DdkSfd that our Colonial friends
may judge OF her merits. We learn ffom good
authority that Mr.. Webb intends building fvo al.
ditional ships for this line. with al possible des
patch this be Is enabled 30 d. as Congress has r..
pealed all dntias on ship-bnilding material entering
into the construction or repair az ships.-ARa
July IL.
The telegraph informs AS that CATERPILLAR. ia AN
usually large numbers, have appeared In and all
through the cotton belt In Alabama, three weeks
earlier than ever before known. and that the
weather is favorable 20 their Development This
report, II, rs usual. ii simply ~forriells a disaster b.
the cotton crop, will be bad news for Ae foreign
manufacturer. especially II the pest be generally
distributed through the cotton region. No one not
personally acquainted with the destructive power
OF the worm can fully appreciate the disastrous re-
suits OF their visitation. The hopes OF months, the
promised reward OF outlay aud toll. tho prospects
OF fair returns for labor aud expenditures, fade
away os sunshine behind dark clouds. The man
who could invent or end a remedy would be- en-
titled 10 rank with the greatest beneiactors Of hu-
mainly.
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tons from oraioFio and opera, they sustained mos
ably their parts. There were but few uAverings, M
lack Of interest, but every eye followed the leaders
baton anu every voice was in harmony. la "Old
Hundred Coronation" and Bethany" th'
power ef the chorus was heard 20 fine advantage. II
is now triumphantly settled that n number as greai
as this may be in as perfect musical harmony and
that this spread Of musical culture through our
country will do, is immense. 1t is to be one Of the
motive powers in our progress AS a nation.
Boston is the rendezvous for a great many distin-
guishei people Just now. The Foreign Ministers at
Washington. the japanese Embassy. the State Gov
errors, etc. etc. have been or are here. Yesterday
President Grant and Henry wilson visited the Jubilee.
The Common is very gay, and the crooked streets OF
Boston never seemed brighter.
l have been giving you only the bright side q the
jubilee 1t is hardly probable that it viii be a sue
cess financially. The expenses have been enormous
and the returns are not as great as could have been
hoped. The management and arrangements are
complete. The police and FIRE departments are per-
fectly organized. The q press nom " is very inter
esing- There are newspaper reporters here nom all
over the country. The telegraphs are kept constantly
busy. The reception room is elegantly fitted up.
New Workers are sadly disappointed at Bosion's
success. They ridicule everything connected with it
most numerically, and do -ieir utmost TO b~urlesque
1t in every possible way. But we all understand
that it is a repetition of the story of sour grapes and
laugh at this bit of civic spleen. I5n't IL quite too
bad that they should make themselves 80 wretched
without the slightest reason for III
l am writing you ia the midst of the jubilee season.
This is the second week and it is proposed TO prolong
it through next week. Every one will be quite tired
and will be glad TO have it close then, | am quite
sure. That remarkably modest city of Boston will
never cease 10 boast Of her triumph and she has very
fairly earned it. Yours very truly, NoAAp.
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A DAY OF INTENSE HEAT IN New YoRE .-The
people OF New York suffered terribly from the ex-
cessive heat which prevailed there on July %.
The telegraph reports that no less than two hun
dred persons were sunstruck, the attacks proving
fatal in sixty cases. The evening papers speak
feelingly on the subject. Tho Posi- says:
"The heat to-day in all parts of the city is over
powering. Men and beasts are equally affected
BY it. The sunny sides Of the streets are deserted,
and the crowds on the shady sides appear deprived
of energy, and struggle slowly along each man
with a pOcket-handkerchief in one hand and an
umbrella in the other. The horses, especially
those on the street car lines, have a hard time Of
it. 1t is no uncommon sight to sec q poor beast
stagger and fall dying to the ground, with out
hanging tongue and protruding eyeballs, notwith-
etanding the precautions taken for their relief.
The payements this afternoon were go hot TINT
it was almost painful to walk upon them, while
the ratings in the City Hall Park were far too
warm TO be touched with the unprotected hand
The sparrows seemed to enjoy the heat well
enough, and were busily engaged in battling."
The Commercial remarks:
"When will this end?" is the agonizing inter
rogation Of the suffering inhabitants Of this great
city. Last night was q fitting climax to a dread
full day, in which no less than thirty-ive persons
were reported as prostrated by the heat. There
was scarcely a breath of air stirring. and the gasp
ing muititudes set upon the boCse-tops after sum
set in vain endeayors to keep cool. The poor
horses dropped off by the score.
The rush for 'out of town yesterday, was some
thing enormous, and The different avenues leading
to the ferries were packed with a long line Of
carriages, trunk bestrapped, and in some cases
brimming over with an excited company Of little
ones, wild for the country or the seaside.
Down town to-day there is an enervation that
borders on despair. Relief is found in O rush to
soda fountains, that gives little rest TO the weary
dispenser, but makes the proprietor smile with
Joy. In spite Of the raise made by the ice COM
panies, there is apparently no 'diminution in the
quantity used. Fans are at a premium and penny
cups of ice cream disappear with amazing mpidity
before the painting newsboy, while it is not an
unfrequent thing to see laboring men dashiDg
themselves over with water from the street foun-
tains. One lady went into a restaurant this
morning, and taking off her clippers, cody filed
them with ice water, re-inserted her feet, and
went on her way rejoicing. What's the hodds
as long az your Apply"
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OAHU COLLEGE.

TBNIIE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITU-
next.
Classes will be formed in the common English branches
Higher Mathematics aud Languages, rs the advancement OF the
pupils may requr-.
Candidates Tor admission will he examined on MONDAY and
Tuesday preceding the opening OF the term. Applicants will
De required 10 pass examination in Mental Arithmetic. Prma-
~ Geography, Elementary English Grammar, aud in Practical
Arithmetic as far as 10 Common Fractions.
Tuition for all common brHnchrs will be one dollar per week.
Drawing AMI vocal music are taught with ut extra charge.
French, instrumental music and painting, are extra. No de-
ductiOn will Re made in tuition for absence Of less than half a
term, except in cases d protractei sickness.
Two Onnibuses will run between PunahCu and Honolulu fr
the accommodation Of pupils fare half a dollar per week. Z
The Boarding Department in connection with the institution
Is open % pupils OF both sexes, having the requisite quanhca-
tons. Good rooms are provided, TO be furnished by the occu-
pants. r. p. CHURCH,
). G. DAMON,
:. y. CASTLE.
". FREAR,
Honolulu. July %, 1872 Com. OF Trustees.
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The question is often asked. what is Germany
doing with the vast Gums of money wrung from
France, in the shape of a war indemnify Tho
whole amount which France is TO pay foots up
somewhat in excess Of / ,44l ,487 ,96l thalers. OF
this sum, however, France receives back S6,c66,-
Coo thalers for the railways of Alsace-L Lorraine.
The German Government has used this sum fret
in aiding and restoring the provinces previously
annexed. giving &c, 700, 900 thalers TO persons and
corporations whose private property was de-
stroyed. and spending 1l,440.OoO thalers in re-
plenishing the rolling stock on the railway lines.
Large sums have been paid 10 the families Oh the
landwehr; 1000, 600 thalers have been distribu-
ted among the successful generals. and ten times
that sum has been set apart as a reserve fund for
the next war. 1t can thus be seen that Germany
not only makes France pay for the pastswar, put
also furnish funds to forge chains for her "A the
future. This is a sad conclusion to a wa som-
menced for the purpose of upholding an inper'''
DYNASTY in France. "SkfT'
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4 LUXURIOUS PATRIoTs.-The bill for lunches for the
Legislative Assembly, just adjourned. was only six
hundred and eight dollars. In the words of the
Government organ, eve are satisfied in our own
mind that the honorable members can go home and
confront their friends with the consciousness of hay-
ing done their duty at the lunch table.
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fET We notice by announcement from the For
fign Office that our old friend Captain Thomas
Spencer. HAS been appointed L. ). Consular Agent
for the port of Hilo. Hawaii. We know of no one
better calculated to uphold the honor of his conn
.try's flag in a foreign land than Captain Spencer.