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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-31

CADEAIY Or uUSICe
Do BIDw ELL............,.P Proprietor and Manager
Wednesday, October 80, 1872,
2uG until further notice, the great Pantomime
Actress aud Danseuse,
3ILT.E. MARIETTA RAVEIo
Rho VIII appear in the Military Drama, in four
acts entitled the
JARTINEp
THE PRIDE OF THE FOURTEENTH
Ala Ravel sustana FIVE different characters
FRIDAY EvENIEG-First Benefit Of Marietta
Ravel
SATURDAY TOON-First Ravel Matineeo
In rehearsal q beautiful rama, written express
~ for Mile Ravel entitled the WILD CATs or TIE
mARRIAGE By MOONLIGHT. oc3O
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United states superrtsor Of Eleetier u sell rnl.
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THE GREAT EASTERN

EEIE UKAElAA E1lATsB 4-AN-T
MFNAG ERIE, MUSEUM. AyfARYo
ROMAN HIPP0DRoME,
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN,
CIRCUS AND BALLOON SHOW.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATRE.
THE BEAuTIFUL. AND FASCINATING
ZAvIsTOWsKl SISTERS.
yhuradny Night, October 3ls 1872
gXIO%
AND
4fy NEIGHBOR'S WIFE,
&7riday Night, November L. 1879,
gTFBFIT OF MISS HENRIETTA GRANGER;
Two peces-IXION, and the comedy Of PERFEC-
TON in both of which Miss Henrietta Granger
piiI appear IN choice musical selections
Miss Emeline as IXION,
Miss Alice as MERCURY
Miss Christine as JUPITER.
NEW SONGS AND DANCES
same Bill Saturday Matinee and Night,
IN active preparation n-CINDERELLA, KENILs
WORTH and PARIS or THE APPLE OF DISCORD.
s4c3l
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A STUPENDOUs WORLD EXPOSITION.
ERUA1BST MEFAGERIE ON EARTH.
Museum or STARTLING WONDERS
AND A DOUBLE CIRCUS COMPANY.

Admission to the Monster Six Tents, to which
there are three separate entrances, is the
usual price charged to shows OF o. e,sixth the
Great Bastern's capacity and attractions: !:
Adults, 81; Children Fifty Cents. Three
Ticket Wagons used, to avoid all crush
and Jam.
MATINEE EVERY DAY, at Gwe:ve o'c1ock, and
night performances at 1880
Doors open an hour previous. ocZS ~
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A Democratic candidate boasteG on Canal
street yesterday that he mad one man in his
ward who possessed six hundred registra.
ton papers and would vote them. There
is a young man about the size of this eaDdi-
dates friend who is preparing himself to
learn shoemakjng OF cotton spinning g. Ba.
ton PouCe
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m, caARLEs TUFATRE.

STo CHARLES THEATRE
diER DEBAk.,...G lopllcb0F
ALEX. FITZGERALD. .......s..o..oS Stage Manager
sunday Evening, November 3, 1872,
Seopening of Ola Drury for the regular dramatic
season. Refrtscoed redec0rated and the yes,
sbule illumined with magnificent crystal
Engagement fer limited period of the celebrated
irish comedian aud character artist, MI JOE
MURPHY, who will appear in Maeders famous
drama Of HELP supported by a powerful dra'
anatic company New songs, new dances new
effects.
TBISEs OF ADx1ss1oN-DreBs circle and parquette,
81; private boxes, $40; co1ored parquette box,
Sl; family circle, fifty cents; seats IN colored
prvate box fifty cents; gallery, twenty-five
cents; colored gallery twenty five cents
So0rs open at quarter to seven; the overture will
commence at halEpast seven O'clock.
2. GLEASON, Treasurer.
81. o, SAVAGE, PrOmpter. ocN
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CONTINUED ON EIGHTH pAaE. |
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FOREIGN2S

Princess ClothiIde-Earl Russell ON 9rikaa
Improvement and Irish Prosperity
SfarQuis of RipOn ON Geneva Arbftraa
tion Results-ChoIera i'm Eastern Bruso
sin and HungarYa
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The largest amount of pavione ever erected, and
aggiegatiag almost 10000 yards of canvas,
Sweuty-six denB of WILD ANIMAL count the
cages in procession) with Elephants, Camels,
. team OF Horned Mooses herd of ButfalOes and
gorgeous street procession.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-20

express oral contract is no defence. under
stand the present doctrine Of Eogish law to b.
that agreements partly within and partly without
the Sta,nte Of Frauds may be good tor The part
not within the Statute provided that Part Be 50
sovsrable from she other, that it fairly might be
presumed to be the consideration Intended Tor
the implied promise on which the action IS
broaght This view applies strongly in cases where
the agreement is executed on one side, aud where
that which is good in the promise may be severed
frum that which is void in such manner as not
to do violence to the theory Of an implied
agreement In such cases maxius are cited TO
the effect that. Where more IS done than ought
to be done. that portion for which there was
authority shall stand. and the act be void q''o'si
the excess only. QsGRdo rs aoa ra'ei ~ gco'
rle.,, q-,,p'ss rllsrs po:es., taiis pr fas'ils
EoB rifidtlar.
The foregoing views are stated because they
suggest interesting questions that the case in
wolves
Honolulu, II. l., Nov l. 1872.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-20

AwRrrEK in last Saturdays 4drsrtEsc-,
siruine himself -Vindex, takes the Bosrd
Q. EduoStiou 10 task Tor It's late appoint
rneut Of second teacher 70 the Government
School Of NIhlzni. and pertinen'ly asks
Why an applicant OF Hawaiian blood was
not given the situation. The conclusion
drawn ! that discrimination was made IN
favor of the applicant Of foreign parent
age. on account Of sympathv OF the mem
bers with foreigners. We have made
inquiry on the subject, and eonseientioysly
believe that, II this particular instance At
least. the question ofrace has nothing what
ever 70 do with the arrangement We
sav IN this instance, for we are not now
defending the general action Of the BoaTd,
although We think II ygOald no. Be difh-
cult thing - 10 do
The facts in this case are simple enough.
The late incumbent gave uosiee some time
since that she desired 70 resign her situa-
lion. which was accepted At the meet
Ing Of the Board on the l25h inst, The
appointment OF s successor was brought
under Is notice Several applications had
been sent in. amongst them Miss Fornan-
der Ito whom no doubt the writer reiersl
uade one. &nd Miss Corney. the principal.
smother. for the appointment Of her neiee-
II would seem thzt whatever result was
arrived 81. II should be IN the interest Of
the school zn5 not Of the teacher. There
i no doubt but that view wAs the one
entertained BY each and every member Of
the Board Nothing can Be more neces-
sarv tor the success Of 5 school than har-
uonv among the different teachers en-
pIoved In It. As We understand II, that
ieSiieratun has not always been obtained
in the particular school IN question Il
was therefore resolved that In order to
arrive 4; It # possible, the appointment
Of Mis- Conveys ueice should be made,
= an experiment. the InSpeetor-General
. 10 report the rsSult from time 70 time
We are 4 anxious IS any one can be
TO see the young people Of Hawaiiau
blood appointed to sny and every office
. Of honor and trust they may Be capable
Of filing. but It should be remembered
that IN this particular case the actual ap-
pointee i 5 daughter Of one Of the Oldest
foreign residents Of these Islands, and in
many respects deserves some sympathy
81 the hands Of the Bosri OF Education
It : hzrdiv fair to claSS her in the same
category with foreigners Of recent arrival
Again. il would seem that neither the
work or pay are worthy Of the Young lady
whose claims have been very properly
brought forward 1t this particular mo
ment. for the teaching Is Of : very eIs-
msutzrv character and the remuneration
very small
We have been given also TO understand
thas Miss Foruzudsr's claims were fully
recognized At the meeting Of the Boari,
and that they viii be acted upon at the
frsr opportunity which presents itself It
5 rum0red that the reorganization Of
some Of our public schools Is At this mo-
ueut under consideration, which # cor
rect. vii perhaps, present the desired op-
-,,--rn7-v
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-20

The Z7th day Of Decszber being the day
appointed for taxing the Cs1s1s q this Kingdom.
links are uoE beng dis.ribsted TO agents b
the Board Of Ea1clti7u for the purPose Of beng
placed i1 the hands Of every householder 10 the
Kfa-sou. 70 be Sled oct O. that day-or rather
the ssh. a. the Instructions o. the blink say= L
s requested that the head Or ehizf person. Of the
Louse All cauzs The names q every nan. ~OulaH
and child Eb9 have slept II the house o. tie
u--tt Of Friday, December 27tb. ISI2 to Be
Iz-i5ly written Gu the lzf,-hand margin or column
of the blank. and to check against each mare the
particulars required b. the headings Of the
o.hzr coluuns- II order that the Census taken
shaH Be a nearly correct a. possible 1t Is OF in
v1rtaucs that The iustructi1us ca the banks Dc
ca-sf1Iy followed b. thcse fling Jheu Up Il
VIA be deserted that Il s requested that the
bsas of each auly Place the names of such
perso1s On the bi4uk Is actually sleep l7r stay
a. the hose o. that night Therefore % place
CO the blink the nane Of any usalber Of 4
family Who happens 70 Be Temporarily absent, and
Stopping a. another house. void Dc mistake, a
Il Eoai5 Be probable tia, the head Of the ho1se
4, which the person stopped HoGli, accordi-g 70
i.s.-uetioss. Place the ua1e o. bis bllnk also.
1t to Be hoped that the better Informed Vii
instruct those zho do not faIly understand how
70 Il ID the bzak. and II cases where desired
asst then II dong %.
Besides the agents appointed for the districts,
s15-a-eatz are appointed 5y then foc each hud
il the district, whose dsty l. Eil Be to distribute
he bIauks. and coIsct then after the day OF
Ehach the Census i TO Be taken UPou the
aiihfd and e4refGl performance of their dates
5y the sub-aesnts EiH depend II ! great degree
The correctness Of the esumerzrOu- By the
soLoviug distractions trou tie Beard Ct Ed1ca-
ia- he dates q Tie sgb-azeuts II the collection
Of the returus are clearly defined: II case .
sbagId b fsund ,! any Of the subassuss, On col
Isctuc the terms left b theu II @aeh house that
a.v person with zboz biznk shah have beeu
Isft- shah. thro1zh ircoapeisncy, neglect Or any
other ezzss- have f.Eed to I'll the SINE At the
APPOINTED tine, : repaired such sub-agsas SHAH
hiusslfsI tie sad blauk f5r the persons in the
h51ss- from the best fuf5rmztioa which he M!
b abe to obtain al thz plaes. Il the tine
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-20

CIRCur COCEr. TRIEp JUDICIAI DrsrSICT.-
The November Term Of the Third Circni, was
held a, waimea on the 5,h inst. the Honorable
Alfred 5. Ilariwell presiding associated with the
Honorable Charles +. Hart. Circuit Judge. The
following was the business Of the Term, VIZ
l. The King vs. Halaluhi Establishment Tor
forgery in passing counterfeit order for elo;hiug.
Verdict Of guilty; sentence Of SIX months nj
hard labor Exceptions taken and allowed on
the ground that the order alleged no value. and
tha, the offence was not forgery but gross cheat
W. c. Jones and J. u. Halai for defendant; l.
McCully for the Crown.
>. The King vs.. J II. MiIls-Indietment for
assaulting native with WEAPONS obviously aud
immineutly dangerous to life. The alleged
weapons were stones The defendant denied
the use OF the stones in the manner charged and
claimed Justification for the assault by reason Of
alleged en,ieemeut Of defendants wife by the
native. The jury after being out about twelve
hours and declaring that they could not as'ee,
were discharged. and the cause was continued Tor
the May Term al Hilo. The next day, however,
Tue 0c4Cluaus FiNAASN -@fas. WY 80
Justice 10 a chsrge OF simple assault. and was
fined Sg5. W. Z. Jones for defendant; L Me
Gully for the Crown.
3 Kuikahi vs.. Makanaenaena-Appe Jury
waived. Contract for money paid TO the defend
ants use. Judgment tor plaintiff. l. McCuy
for plaintiff W. c. Jones for defendant.
l. Julian Jose w. NainOa-ApPeal. jury
waived. Tort Tor impending and selling plain
tits horses The defendant relied on written
authority from the duly appointed pound master
to act during his absence. but the Court held
that the authority Of the pOuud-master could not
be so delegated, aud gave Judgment for the plain
tiff ". c Jones for plaintiff, L MeCully for
defendant.
This completed the regular work OF the term,
which was adjourned without day on the Sta inst
\ petition for a writ Of mandamus, TO compel
the District Judge Of Hamakua to grant an NJ
peal. was aiterward heard by the presiding Justice
at Chambers. and denied.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-20
Fertilizer

i Sc SnoEc rnaz sEE ezne o1e
u .sz zoss srazzssivs s-oPs that en- b raizei-
"A r-s-s q Ea-z upo- Elich czae hzs beeu c-lti-
russs saru uuz5sr q ysz-s. al-ho1zt uzEE-zliy
CO. base-ss srbE-sss6 Tor tb1s use. and has
e b -s-zs-sss to l. El5E and snpeoductiEe-
sr-s-s ps-ha-s f1- 74s1z-zgs. f7r &C iude6uiss
-s-gs bsr7-s L uzz Be- a-ziu probably suPlo!ed
-zl--z-s1u- We bsEsss thai Planters here
tr7 ~ hs-s.55s-s zs tbsv d i1 other co-rsris=,
-zass a-y systematic eE1- . keep u the JED
az shsr Ezl5s b sbs zss q ar fertilizers Eh-i-
sr- E.hsz-t re 1-s Il comparatively close
---ra-ii-- 70 1slz-5s where they eIist il z5C16-
80 AZ E-uz Ehsnos icy co1ld b imported
- = MI les cost thar g almost nv other
----s-- Ebs-s rhsr are rs-zi-sd 41d esd We
hs-s uu5s-ssoo5 tast Euzoo Is beez experi-
-=--ss E5-t here and zFo-z5le results ootaius5.
Tbe-s E-7sz-s . De 10 611a. II tie ul1ds q
st1=s ~ have s-ia5 T. ibz1 Is J-dici5zs uze &C
ls-ss =tret have oscozs partially szhazs-sd 2!
~ l5-- cz.sEzslo-- Szihogt rs5sf si-hsr y rs=s
g. - Z lie $40 q szFulyilg TIE sod With
fa--s5s-.z zhisA zTs been Cared OF b SIC
.~s s-V7=- eszi6 as uzss . pro6ses soo=
Any a-u-oscail- thsi- o-z-aL Eisid b the use
ur rzz-o- he k=sPl-g q tie SOL . : CERTAIN
czsr Sc izPorzzat oouside-stioo II a.
usz-=sss. even Ebs-s un0ee1Pisi l--ds are
u5zusa=. and eas-ply 5-o1-tt usdsr eultivAtl00-
i SD = ss.sss-s5 bs-s e stZ 1ors in
49, -bz- he eozs q E-st Etuag the feds
f,- 7ls.zs-- and tie co7q1-z-iFslE sal ara Of
z-5 ~ 11Z1s-sd-
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e as-s----s hz-s- szs1- Esica -rs so0e q The
--as-.s a lie ere f-ssE L ofssu Occz-s that
~ -ss=--s rsoszred for the poorer qaaEsiss q
1855 E-s Is thzz tie eoss q couszias-s
AZ E-sa-tt- AID Il cg-ssq1s1cs, It sGeh tines,
l-r rzzza-ss ct l. a-z az5-sd c III %
--s ss-bs- b Is--l-z Z IN 69Eu s-rsz1 iuto
re aeaz-- x Z lie 1bssocs q streams permit
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rt--E I zzuT = rs zzzzs-, Ehsz sxPsrszcs
Is st-Er I'M e 20 Il hack uFou the A1i
f-- uhi-h 4 zzz Frodzoed- Z oue e the Esr!
h.z -sa-s q f-s--i-- good rs-z-a Il the sh4zPe
az - f-r-szss6 u-u51cti1z q sz-E, s sa1Pl!
Il -zs-s q 51rllzzbls fsrt-sr- Instances
hsz c--s zsssr s1- Obssrv1-5ou Ehsrs 1olasSs=
hars bes- III . Us zss @ A1d- Ehieh Ia
----=5 sa-a- & tez c-uqs. E1th rss1l-s Ehieh
us-s C-s.s zs-1aistiuz. LoczEriss where he
--.-ss haz bssu zss5- pro61cei II s5zadani
zuu. re oshsr Po-eozs q tie sa7e osi1s, q
uae- az-uusa-= bsiag e4uaI, prodaced hardly
s-zzs-s - ~ f1r csldra-i01- L 1o1id there
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-20
The Hawaiian Immigration society.
cIRcrLAR


To Planters. Merchants, Manufacturers. Grariers'
Farmers. shop-keePers, Mechanics, and to all in
tsrests and industries in the Hawaiian Islands
We. the Undersigned. Executive Committee Of the
Hawaiian Immigration Society, having been author
lied By resolution Of the Society to solicit your CO.
operation nov beg extend you the invitation to
take part in the great measure Of Immigration and
development Of the country, BY sharing in the mem
bership OF this Society.
Although planting Is recognized as our paramount
interest yet ws desire appeal earnestly to every
other interest feeling satisfied that all inti-
usz,sly boaud together that be materially
advanced vi,hoa; the promotion Of the other.
We not only seek cooperation b. membership Of
every resident Of the Islands but also earnestly
solicit information from all parties in respect to the
conditions Of labor land cultures, aud all the eF-
cumstanee< and opportunities that may favor nmi-
grafton, and the securing Tor this Archipelago an
Increase Of a permanent and valuable population
When the Committee have fally eanvassed the
country, aud fully digested and tabulated the III
formation obtained, they hope TO be able to propose
feasible plan for the supply Ct labor and permanent
population be submitted for the approval Of the
Soeiety and tie concurrence Of the Government
We trus. that every well wisher Of the prosperity
Of these Islands will give Us his name and moral
support in furtheriag the objects Of this Society
very respectfully, 5. y. CASTLE,
". l. GREEN.
". N. GIBSON,
c. h. BrsHoP,
j. C. GLADE,
Executive Committee
WALTER NJ. GIBsox, Sec h. I. s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-20

brig before him the person in whose possession
the property unay be found, for examination.
Before executing the warrant The ofaser must give
rote 10 the person who applied torit. that be may
Be rreseai asa ideutify the property, found, u
the doors Of the suaieg designated as the place 10
Be searched are shut, he mast declare bis once and
his be<snes<, ard demand entrance. The warrant
must ee executed in the presence oftwo Csl OF The
Inhabitants Of the district. and an inventory must
Be uaAds sefors 1t is removed and sisoed BY the oti
Ger and the two Inhabitants.
In this case the authority Of the 0ficer cannot Dc
rresnred He tuust declare bis otice snd bis enSi-
ness and on the trial CT the respondent f0r insisting
the oi,er, The warrant by virtue Of which be acted
should have been ntroduced IS the bes; eyideeee Of
rs authority and The exception 70 the ruiiu o. the
Judge presiding, in admitting evidence OF the con
tents Of the searchNsrrsnt without its production
OF lis los proved. Is sustained
he counsel move an arrest Of Judgment, On the
rrcand that tbs iudlcineut should show The nature
ofthe Cieial daty Of the oteer. the manner Of It's
execution and TIE mode Of resistance, and should
show on its hee that the proeeSs Vas legal ard that
il could bs lawfully executed a. the time and place
sllesed and that the Indictment should aver Suowl-
sd.e bv the defender, that the person serving the
p-ueess VAS an Office.
It's fudistuieut fellows the language Of the Stat
NE under which 1t Is brought, also Of Indictments
under siniilsr Statzies il England and the United
states, and Of forms laid down IN Gritty and 1naer
/ the present Euglisb Act Of ProcedRre.
TIE defendant might on request have obtained
the uarttulrs Of tbs nature Of the Oevrs duty. as
well S. copy st least Of the warrant. but cannot
ay that the Indictment Is defective because these
I particulars are 10, averred-
7 The Indictment Charges that The defendant, With
force ard arms. viltully and maliciousy msde an
I assault on J. W kahsle public Odcvr, viz, con
stable aud With iutenI TO resist and hinder ssid pub
! lie officer in the discharge OF bis duty as such
I The respondents arc distinctly charged With The
intent to binder public ofser in the di<ehar=v OF
his duty Is such II they had the intent to do this
I they bad the knowledge.
I The case Of the Commonwealth " Kirby, Cush-
i1z SIS has beru referred 10 authority on this
poiut. The Indictment iu this ease for ssssuiting
ana obstrueiinS an officer in the discharge OF bis
\ DUTY as such, that the defendant made an assault
uuou the officer aud while the latter was in the du'
Z ana lawful execution Of bis ofice did uulaNfully
/ knowingly and desIzuediy hinder and oppose him
This was held to be sufficient allegation that th'
tsieudaut knew thar the person assaulted was Al
oficvr
Y We regard the ayermeut as sufficient.
Exceptions sustained aud new trial ordered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-20

VIZ p1bEizh in aaother eolama letter from
our correspondent, Proe-ess n Ehich be Gals
artsntioa 10 certain hbsr szTiHg iuveotiouz Of
comparatively recent dlts- sch a. the steam
piou and the Eire rope trazE1y- The steam
ulsE has beez fcr = nanber Of years extensively
used in a--icaliz-al o5untriss, partcuz-i! n TIE
Western States Of the United states Ehsrs the
uuif0Cu lsvsl PIain= and the great Hz1ber Of
large Erruz rsnder is use partru1Fiy Przcticz5ie
ard urosrfsls fa-u O. plantation of large
extent. Level and Tree from stones, en- Be euL
tira,ed With m1eh less ezPenze- sith the asst
a.es Of tie sssaz PIO= thzn b. tie Cd process
Of ploziug with horse and OK teams ooe d which
r-cuire hall a May zsu 70 Pl0E ooe ac-s a are
uecsss-y 70 Psrf0ra The sane E0rk CO t=e1ty
acres With the assistance Of steam There : 70
soa5. hat L tbs hbor saving machine, sAieh
bas prursd itzsf 30 valaabie II other cozutriez.
coad be maize aEaI1hls ou the plantations Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-20
= -: u .TrFn o. ~ E.rATE 81
Administrators Notice

TYHE Undersigned having been duty sp-
/ pointed Temporary Administrator o. ne Estate
Of John Enos late u Wauku. Mani, dseeasei, hefe-
By notifies al persons haFing claims as1nsi saia
estate 70 Immediately present them ana az Psf''n,
INDEBTED - ssd estate are requested b mats iume
date payment 10 the undsrsigned 81 W1ildLu bland
Of Maui IH07. y. ~ hlshl r
WaiIuku. Mani. October 81. 1877. g. @
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-20

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