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DalVillG, HazlGt0l & WiILaslil3 RI
WINTER ARRINGEVAyEg
NORTHERN CENTRAL RA

NORTHERN qENSTnAL W2S RAl
On ana after Nov. 2lth, ls7!, Trains vi.
leave SUNBURY as follows:
NORTHWARD.
l2.il Pm. Daily except Sundays to Wilil,5s.,,
Ilmlra, Canandaigua, Rochester, Bula
suspension Bridge and n. Falls.
t.3) q. IN. .Williamsport, Elmira, Roche #,sg, ,Bls
a!o, Erie &c.
$50 p. M, Daily, Except sunGoys) 70. william
sport and Erie.
ijO p. NJ, Daily Except SQuaays for E'ai
Builaio and Niagara Fall-, via El,e la,IgI
from Elmira.
TRAINS SOuTaWAUu.
E.19 4. VI. Daily except Monday, for Btg.u ID
washington ANA Philadelphia.
HOS a, NJ. Daily Except Sundays) for al...o
Washington and Philadelphia.
S.l0P. NJ. Daily Except Sundays tor 3. l.aa
fhiladelplia, &c.
I'D. $. YOUNG.
GalHci P,ssJuger A.sgt
ALFRED Il. FISH, Cen'I. sept,
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)ENNSYLVAN1A p,r,
WINTER TIME TABLE
Eight Trains Daily 10 nnd r..
9nd Pittsburg Seven IRA ituu inS ron IIron palh,,.
isiurWW 1,,, n,ork, and two trains tdaiiySi bmI.
h'ro' sundays Excepted.j '"'''' TO a.l' \.
ON andafter Monday. %, o..
~ on9 rassenger Trains Of the y '-l,l, ,lc
and arrive at Phlladolphi1. En,rsI rom llarf.'
and Erie, rs follows: 0" iotk, W"..
EASTWARD,
,oahilhla,d Phllade,phlas Express leaves rlor,,.,
except MQnday)at 8.Uj u, IN n'r,n.IINhlgt
Philadelphia at G;jj Il, m ~ uIryC r n
York ut 1908 n. m. ''' airlvg3 AZ y
Fast Line leaves IIorrisbnr, a,u..
m, arrives ~ West philaleipb,g9 IVY ~ g..
'I Iancpstes niIes a TrSMw SSw York at Y q D. IN "
risburg daily (cXcspt Spndny1,o 1,oyl leave 2
WIN through car for phindCI,hN NJ SGD A.
West philadelphia at l2:iJp. in '"'' a,u,e
faciie Express leaves birrisb,r.
IuSpi ,hni,itit,yl hh3in,yl et LOU II, M. ar,l,,. G
at G.3i p IN. '''i''' %. H.l =
Elmira Express leaves lT,rri.,....
GGept sundays at 2;lO p. M, arr.y.- i.f
WI, ~, 'H,lIt 1 ny aI O'V p. m, and a.rt,
harrlShurg Accommodation I.I,.... ...
burg daily, except sunday at I0l'. '.'E'' ii
at philadelphia at 0:2j u. IN. Pc I", li
o. man IRAN, leaves Harrisbury a....
sunday ut 7.ij p. M, arri.ls .'...t H-
Il. IN. -''" Il.i g..
Cincinnati Express leaves fr,r,i.,
at lO:3j p. M, Uud arrlvtsu' WI +, N"I'}h
az Z;jO a. tn.i ana arrives ut New N,rt.."
m, ''''' ~. .
WESTWARD.
Erie Mail west, tor Erie. Ie.y.. ..
utlly aJ 10 a. III, ARRIVING NJ l.r,. ..
Erie Express west. for Erie. ....... ,.
niurg uaIly except Sunday) A. 4:jia t'
tlNlng at Erie ut 7:iO "A. m. 90 ID
southern Express leaves TTartl.i,r...
SOP ~ m, arrives at Altoona at Gsj1 '"
arrives ~ PlttSDurg At l2.lu u. m, we ''''I
through Passenger Train leayos lr....
uaily except Monday ~ $40 a, Ia. a.t
Adloona at S:3Oa, m. and arrives at p.u.'h"
Pacific express leaves Harrl,b,r, ,
$40 nr m, arrives ut Altolut ''i
breakfast, and arrives at Plttshgr. D. Do
Way Passenger Train leaves ,I,,.....
except Sunday NJ 1:}O a, M. i,rr.y..
Ilonaat l:3J p. IN. aLd at r.,t.l... ~
m. .
Mail Train leaves .Irr.s5r. d..,
sunday at l:}j p IN. uul rr...t. .| o..
go p NJ, lor all fperi and arIIy.sa' p....
Fast Line leaves Iarrshur, d...
; nday) at 800 p. tn., arrives "a. ,I,,..
y. M, ana arrives a. piLtspur. M d.,
Plllsburg express lelV-S ll4.rl.lrr.
ccpJ sun iHy) at ll,3O p. M. arrive, d ,I'
W. H. ln., ond arrives at pusJl.. '.
Cincinnati Express leaves il,ar....
Mt 1920 q. H., arrives at Auonnl ..
"a 1-t az .
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nN andafter Monday. Oct o,o
~ tno Passenger Trainso} - -Nl 4,
Railroad Company Will deparit iis ~, Pe4g,yly
and arrive at Phlladolphil, Ee,y' IV9Inn llatr.
and Erie, as follows: No" lOfk, pN.
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SHORTEST ROUTE EA8rHle
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anS M,ghI Brains trains Daily TO ana fro,,
Nav VSu,sSiourg, Sevon Ira ius tbsiEia .Ill.'
EisinrwW 1Si 11rKi and two trains tdaiivSi taslI
b'ro sundays Excepted) s'"y TO a.d';
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Rail Roads.
WINTER TIME r,p,r

pENNsYLvANIA nT,.
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AND COMPLETESEWlNG .MACHIN h.

Tic first and only BUTTON-HOLE AND
SEWING MACHINE combined that has made
Its advent in this or any other country.
sS-The following reason are given why this
Is q
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Country.

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The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
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COMPLICATIONS; tho War In Mexico; Horrible Rail.
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Examination OF Governor warmoth, OF Louisiana.
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MARINE CeuaT--eART |.
Action 0n d Note.
BesOre JlIsfice Cross-

Before Justice Gross.
Coleman VS.. Walker. Tho defendant q Broadway
tailor. purchases from Mr.. Stger. the plaintiffs
assignee come furniture, for when he gave him
four months note Tor $220 payable In clothing.
Mr. Suger testified that shortly after the receipt OF
the note ne lett his measure for the clothes and
repeated appl cai1ons for them afterwards was told
that they would be made when ais turn came, but
that Just before the four months had expired ne
Called aai sald he would take the clothes II they
were then made. and not receiving them notiaed
the defendant not TO make them as he had trans
was sent on the paintrs behalf and In exchange
on examination proved TO De ''misfits." the arti-
cles having them the names OF various custom
ers OF the defendant, which were Immediately re.
turtrcd. Thc p,amtin afterwards called, selected
goods ana ordered ciothlng made 70 The amount OF
the note, Uut UPON stating tnat they were to be
made on that account the defendant refused 70 NIL
the order. sui was rnereupon commenced f0r the
amount OF the note.
The etelendant's evidence was tnat when Stger
gave the order aud subsequently called, the reply be
received Was that the note was not yet due; tnat
the order was subsequently, revoked; tnat when the
boy Called ON tue maturity oil the note, no order
tncn existing, he sent suilcent amount Of cloth
Ing then on hand to satisfy it; that he did not
cep their return, and that when plantli called suh-
sequeady ne refused to make MIN clothing, on the
grouad that nc hat already satisfied the note
the court rendered Judgment In favor OF tho
plainLiH Tor the iuli amount
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c0uaT Of SESSIONS.

Alleged stabaina Affair.
Before Judge Moore and Associate Justtcea
Albert Kessler was tried on the charge OF having
sabved jacob Schneider In the al the corner Of
Broadway aud Barton street. on the "a OF December
last. IL appeared thar he parties had light about
q trunk when schneider attempted 10 remove, and
the charge was tnlt curing the struggle the de-
fendanl stabbed his adversary. ana the de was
that Schneider was cut Nv breaking WINDOW pane
during the Dght kesser was acquitted.
iuOiher mad Daughser in Court.
Julia Hallahan, IN old woman, was placed on
trial on the cnarge OF having received dresses which
had been stolen by her daughter Margaret, young
girl. The daughter was convicted q few dayssincc
Yesterday Margaret sw0re that her neither did not
know that snc na stolen the property, and the jury,
IN view OF this statement acquitted Mrs. Hallanap.
The girl was sent u tue House OF Refuge,
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SUPERIOR couRT-ipiclAl Team.
/. ! COURT Of COMMON pLsAs-spEcMl Team.

OrctsiauS.
BY Judge Van Brunr.
O'Gorman w. Romak CT. al.-Motfon granted.
tOplni0n.4
by Chief Justice Daily.
Bradley vs.. COburn-ReeIred 20 william Boom
field.
Wade w. Orton.-Ban reduced to $500.
Esther +. Curry vs.. Leopold +. Cury.-Dlvorce
granted TO plaihtin.
Moore, Execution. Va Standardization granted.
Basiy VS.. NorvaL-Moiion granted upon proof
service of order Tor SAFE at defendants pace oil
residence.
The 1e0ple. &c. Va. Doiard tsee memorandum.)
In the matter OF the application OF Charles j.
Rosenthal.-M0tiOn denied.
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. CITY COURT.
The WcsiGcid Disaster.
Before Judge Neilson.

Among the cases on yesterdays calendar were
those OF Mahoney and Madden against the Staten
Island Railroad Company. MIR. Morris, for the PLAIN.
ttns, attempted to have them brought 10 trial. but
counsel for defence asked for postpone ment IN
consequence of engagements elsewhere. Mr.. Morris
opposed any postpoucucnt, saying tlat his clients
waited tneir mouey and that he had brought these
suits " get IL.
Counsel for defendants wanted postponeInent
untit inc decisiuu of tae Court or Anneals in the
Landers SUIT, when tue jury, short time since,
gave the plainti Mrs. Lanler5 verdict S. 900,
Mr.. AorIi IL CUntenaed that the Court or Appeals
had passed tOn all the questions involved, save
that q! jurisdiction.
Alter some iurther discussion Judge Nelson
postpOned the cases until the turd Monday OF the
present moItns when they viii be tried peremp-
t0rily.
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inspectors OF Election.

The Inspectors Of ElecLon this city. whom sitting
Board Registry issue and deliver such certihcac 70
qtail residing whip their respective Election
cistrycts. who may Iner hla name for reesr alton.
The marS'n OF the otncatcs shall likewise be hiled up
signed by the Inspectors or Election, and
shnli con ssute the Official Registry Rccord. 80.
NO person shall be allowed 70 vote unless ne pr0duoes an
delivers the Inspectors OF Election s ctrnc~te OF regis
which sa cancelled by them, one or bcm In
att er havirg boeS paid.
INSPECTOR Election wno and write ard who
resided wlnu the election district for which hc 70
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuul1.
mn House sui,--vcrdict Against tho

Government.
Before Judge Bla.chford.
me united Sinies rs. boxer q Co.--This case was
reported In the HERALD or yesterday. 1t was an
actionio recover the value OF an Importation Of
cu,lery-pocket knlves-worih about A. SOL, on tho
ksou.u mat the g0oiis had bcen undervalued IN
s.o 'uVulcc. Inc ueie.cc was that Inc knives were
Dsnsse rse. az TIE custom House AZ tleir regular
x,. s,s. Nc. value. The jury found verdict Tor The
Ct"sul"nts releasing tue goods from seizure.
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Thursday night Rufus Gustsmoniell broke into tho
basement OF 3o& Canal street, which is occupied by
Grace Boob as a tobacco storehouse. and stole
therefroui- $500 worth OF tobacco. Judge Bowling
yesterday comittei RUFUS In default Of g. 900 bail
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FINE ARTS.

FINE AKTS.
~ ~ - $50
DUST or COLONEL. JAMES FISK, JR n
~ Y9uns's Bust OF the late James FISK Jr which is tho
United states patent for the benefit Of Mrs. Fisk Copies
can now be secured IN plaster ~ foows:--
Iifo size white. 800.
Jife size tiute I, g2J
In military dress, cabinet size, S5.
Marble bronze buss any style drapery executed %
order.
Apply to JOHN II. Conner,
Office Erie Railway Company,
BO9 West Twenty third street, New YORK.
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COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY. n. ", Feb. 9, 1872.
Day Calendar for February l5-Nos. iz5, 12o, 127,
12y. I32, LA, LIS and I32.
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COURT cAlESDaas-THls DAY.

BANKRUPTCY DAR--INvOLUNTARY CASES.
Nos. 324, 1881, 3253, 1884, 327 40, $780, 1926,
32Yy, 1904, SsV8, S3lS $685. 3327, 1923 3S2a 1852,
1888.
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UNITED STATES coMRssoHsss' couar.
Selling Urstnmpcd Cigars.
Before eCommlssionor gnia,ds

PEDRO Francisco and fernando Enionio werc
arrested yesterday uy CAPTAIN Leary, Of tho pollcs
ana taken boorc Commissioner shields on charge
~ eeiunR and 0aering for sale large QuautitT or
The New York herald., 1872-02-10

SupaEK Cua1-cHAMBERs.
Deci1osLs.
BY Judse Cardozo.
Caidwefi VS.. Commercial Warehouse Company 6f
Rev Y0rk.--OrQer sell lied.
Msnhalta1 Aase Insurance Company w. Msglnn ct
uL-Judxment tor piaintln.
Hual Va Alsschisoa.-- for counsel.
Supenion C0uRT-ipiCiM Term.
Decisions.
BY judge Monen
LamItv vs. Vuliee.- Motion gfauted
DeAits vs. Leg ow.--Order granted.
Aa1siton w. Thtrd Asesus Railroad Company
Same.
Waetelaer vs. Kelly.-hoton granted.
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aaM.
The Commissioner hssa them IN $500 bail each TO
oWau examination.
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DROoKLYs COURTS.
UNITED STATES comsssloSEsy COURT.
A Liquor cenier Arrested.
Before Commissioner Jones.

Charles Mitzgen was charged betOre the Commits
soner with having been engaged In the retail liquor
business, al NO. $50 Flushing avenue, without paying
the specHl TAX required 10y law. He was released
On has ewn rec0gnzalce to appear on the 10th Inst.
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.--BIDs Will BE
IN received at the office OF W. w. vacx Engineer. No.
Commercial Buildings, Jersey City. Tor the working and
York. the line New Haven Railroad Plans and specl.
fcations bo at tho ollce of SAMUEL FRENCH
IL PARK row, or the Engineer.
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Inspectors Of Election.

This certificate be presented and delivered 70 thc In
spectoo Election by the named therein az the time
Tno GLOWING sba printed the margin of the cerIia
cate, VIII
Nui6bcr Of Certificate
Dated New York
- War3 - Election District
Date OF Election
tcrtncaic isauod TO Mr. -
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ctgy mo CoUSTy o, Erw ys ea fe.r "
Edgsr Cooper Daniel = Iensnn John O. Parsons, Wilson
q. hunt and Abram 3 Hewitt being duly Esyeraily
sworn, for himself doth dcpose and say hat
they OF tho Cooper Union the
OF science .ni Art aua Rant the foregoing account
OF all receipts expenditures OF the ead trustees dur
ing the yess cndiag December n, 1917.
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FURNITURE.

A MAGNIFICENT POMPADOUR STYLE SATIN BRO.
N cate Paror Suit, y4O for Sl50 do, x75 wal.
nut req su', Sv and 800 Carpets. o. cents per yard ap
Vases Chamber Suits Mattresses Buffet, Extension Tables
for half cost Residence 3 West Forysccond street,
Seventh avenue.
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THE QUEENS HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL PAL
L ace, Upper Norwood, London.-To tourists fami-
combined with the comfort afforded general
ment have made the Queens Hotel fayorte
upper ranks Of English society.
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EYES AND EARS.

RTIFlcIAL HUMAN EYES.--BAUCH 3 GnUGEL
n MANN Qormcry with Professor BoIssonncau. 9
PARISH makers and inscrters OF tho improved Eye,
Becckcr street N. B.rhesc eyes arc endorsed By sh
faculty.
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Assault with a Dangerous Weapon.

Mr.. EDITOR Il believe that you will agree with
me in the enunciation of the principle. that in the
strict fulfllment of the letter of the law by the judi
ciary, lies the safety Of the community. If our
judges are allowed with impunity to set aside the
statutes on their mere whim, or what is just as bad
through carelessness omit to impose the sentence OF
the law,-what is the use of the law. and where is
individual safety The shooting case over the Pail,
is one in point. Two men waylaid a third, and de-
liberately shot him. To be sure, they did not happen
to kill, not being near enough, but he is efectually
marked for life, and was in a critical condition, ms
the doctor testified, for several days. Our Police
Magistrate fined the two ~shOotists, ten dollars each
and costs Now what is the Iawl
Section 8 of Chapter TX of the Penal Code says
Whoever shall commit an assault or an assault
and battery on another with q knife. sword cane,
or any other weapon, obviously and imminently
dangerous to life, shall receive fifty lashes on his
back. and be fined one hundred dollars or be fined
not to exceed five hundred dollars. and imprisoned
at hard labor not to exceed five years, in the dis
erection of the court"
Section 2 of Chapter VIII, laws of 1870, reads as
follows:
L" In cases where the offence is not of q highly ag-
gravated character. said Police Courts may punish
the offender by fine, not exceeding two hundred
dollars, and by imprisonment not exceeding two
years but in cases where such punishment would
be inadequate, the offender shall be committed for
trial according to existing provisions of law"
Please mark the words = and by Imprisonment not
exceeding two years" In the case referred to, no
Imprisonment was imposed, and thus what becomes
of {" the majesty of the law" Does it not become,
and is it not likely to continue to become, in the
hands of the Police Court, a farce1
FIAT JUsTITIA.
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The Problem, of reputation.

The prosperity of the Hawaiian Islands has hither-
TO depended in great measure upon a trade in for
eign articles imported for a foreign market Homo
lulu has held the position of a great general store
doing the business of the Pacific whaling fleet in all
its details-ccrmission, exchange, supplies, and so
forth. This 0utside market which has come TO our
very doors annually for so many years, and which
has been the means by which we have attained 70
our commercial position, ceased TO exist when the
ice in the north crushed the whaling feet a year
ago, and we are left now to look up and develop
our own resources, or else to migrate.
We find that we have between four and five mil
lions of acres of land, of which two hundred thou
sand or more, may be fit for tillage. and three
quarters of a million for grazing. A large proper
ton of the remaining area is covered with forests
containing valuable building and furniture timber
rs we'll as fre-wood-s great part of this forest land
however, is practically inaccessible. There are nu-
merous large aud rapid streams on the different ISL
ands a~forling water-power sufficient for all demands
of a possible manufacturing future. A tropical
climate, regular seasons, and a fertile soil, give us
the choice of a wide range of Agricultural products.
This is a fair statement of our natural inheritance.
the basis of ali solid prosperity to which we may at
tain. The following is the present annual production
in round numbers Eleven thousand tons of sugar.
27O, 900 gallons of molasses, six hundred and fifty
tons Of rice and paddy, seven hundred tons OF salt,
two hundred and fifty tons of wool, one hundred and
furty-six tons of pulu, eight hundred barrels of beef,
forty-seven thousand pounds of coffee. together with
hides, tallow, and an Insignificant quantity of n
number of other articles, such as bananas, poi, fungi
and peanuts. making our domestic exports worth
81 .643, 09446. To this may be added the small
amount of produce consumed at home. In proper
ton to our area and the fertility of our soil, this
yield is insignificant indeed.
On the other hand, our population numbers less
than sixty thousand, including women and children
at first sight an inadequate number for the fair
development of our resources. Taking our exports
rs n criterion we hnd that the people arc industrious
and are probably employed, for these exports aver
age in value between twenty-seven and twenty-eight
dollars q head for the entire populations proper
ton far greater than that Of England or the United
States. or of any other commercial nation.
This population work thirty-two sugar plantations,
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I ~ The bark Queen Emma. is twenty days out
from San Francisco to-day. There have been
longer passages than this. but not frequently.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-09-28

Il CoPP's PLANTATION. situated in the District of
4 Hama. East Maui. 600 acres of fair land. with i'm.
p~rovements. sold on Tuesday last at Auction for
the sum of SsOO-which is dog cheap. Mr.. J. l.
Dowsett was the purchaser.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-09-28

The Manufacturing to the non-completion of
repairs on the steamer Riidued. she will not be
ready to resume her regular trips before Monday,
October Z. at which date she will sail for n trip
around Hawaii. \ good opportunity for those
wishing to visit the Volcanoes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-09-28

CRownED-We are compelled for want Of room,
to defer until Tuesday. The great question for
Hawaii by WELrEvREDES.
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Remember. only a Copy or two of Each 4!
suslo II. VI. WHITNEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-09-28

FRog. AGASsIz-This distinguished saEant is
now in San Francisco. where they are making -
great deal OF bim-Ss they always do of distin-
guished people. We do Dot hear anything more AZ
present OF his intention 80 WISH These Islands. \
rare opportunity EXISTS iast now for him and his
party Of scientists 10 observe acopple of volcanoes
in active operation. alongside OF esther OF which
Nesuyins would have To " take 3 bach seat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-09-28

THE IDAHO sailed for San Francisco on Wednesday
at II O'Clock, taking the Colonial and Hawaiian
mails, and forty passengers in transitu from New
Zealand and Australia. See commercial column for
list Of passengers from Honolulu.