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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-07
MEMPHIS.


Two SuIclues ana Drowning.
MEMrHrs, May G.-On Saturday last
the body Of man was found near La
grange, Tenn, with throat cut from ear to
ear. From papers found on him 1t Is
supposed his name was A. II. Still, of Ma.
tick, Mass Among the papers was the
following note, evidently written afterlhe
had cut his throot; Nellie Still, Pillston
Place; send for me. lam dead. Died by
my own hands. Twill come to you, dear
Nellie" His body was inferred by the
citizens.
A printer named Jenkins, formerly of
Louisville, employed in Floyd's Job office,
Monroe street, shot himself through the
head today, producing instant death.
Spiritualism was the cause. l... ,l
George Salari, Of this city, Tell over.
bOad from the esteamcr Allen, near Helena,
Saturday and drowned. I"
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,PlTrsBURGu, May Weather, ,l.warm
and clear. Monongahela, 5 feet 9 inches,
and falling. +|
CGNcNNATr. May O.-River, ii feet 8
inches, and falling, Arriyals-Junlatta,
from Pittsburgh; II, R. Hudson and Jennie
Howell, from Wheeling. "
EVANSVILLE, IND, May Q. Weather,
clear and hot. River, fallen Siinohes.
LOUISVILLE, May. ,G.-River, falling
slowly; 8 leet 10 inches in the canal, and
3 feet 10 inches in the chute. Weather,
warm to day; clouding up this evening,
Business dull. 3Inr.r..
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PITTSBURGH.

PrTTspuRon, May .6.-Two Greeley
organized-' in thisecity,
composed principally Of Democrats.
John H. Kerr, Joseph Walton, Thomas
8. Powers, James K. Morehead and Ed.
mund Blanchard were to-day appointed
Commissioners Of Ohio river improve.
ment, by Governor Geary,,
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: TOMORROW the Democratic National
Committee viii meet at Mr. AUGUST
BELMoNTs Fifth Avenue residence in
New York. The general opinion is they
will call a Convention t6meet In the flrst
week ot July. @' .-'a'-ao 'Vms
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Mn. W. scOrr GARNER, late Of King
wood, has become associate editor Of the
Grafton Sentinel, tho last issue Of which
shows a marked improvement in It's edi.
lOrial department.
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,aauiakiDl, .hlHTNl y,llAQ DKI Iggf /!

Mr.. CHANDLER 1t was tabled, the bill hav.
Ing been considered In the Committee OF
the Whole, and 1t was reported to the
Senate, and the Senate then went into
executive session and soon after ad.
iourne1.
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Weniher Rennrt.
f.I war DEPARTMERT,
OFrIOs or THE CBIEP SIGNAL OPRIcEn,.S
WASHIRsToN, D. o., May 6-7:30 9. u.
PROBABILITIES,

Arising barometer, ,southwesterly winds
and clear and clearing weather will pro.
badly extend southeastwad' over the
Northwest and upper lake region on
Tuesday; cloudy and possibly threatening
weather from the. Southwest to the lower
lake region; 4 falling barometer, souther-
ly winds and increased cloudiness over
the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States; partially cloudy weather over the
Middle and New England States. Danger
Gus winds are not anticipated. -if57
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py, the Western Union Line.
oEee Northwest cory Main and Monroe BtsJ
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BY TELEc RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

Exclusively to the 1ntellrseneer.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20
COMMERCIAL
HnNoLrLu. MARcH 10. -.

The past week being noted steamer week, but
aside from the little stir incident thereto, cannot
say that we notice much change in business, and we
have nothing to look forward to as an improvement.
We must settle down to the fact that mPOratiOns
must correspond with our demands otherwise stocks
must accumulate and look to other markets for an
outlet. We notice that sugars have met with some
opposition in the California market from the Refner-
les and prices are likely to rule low for the balance
Of the year; at the same time sugars have advanced
in Europe, the Eastern States and Mauritius, and
from Sydney and Auckland the market is reported in
healthy state with an upward tendency, so We may
look forward to the latter as more favorable for
medium grades as they can be put in either mat or
burlap bags, which VIII be quite saving in the mat
ter Of containers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20

The steamship Nevada arrived on the 18th instant
from Auckland via POnga POnga, with merchandise,
mails and passengers to Hackfed Co., agents. She
brought full cargo, chiefly wool, which went for
ward by the Montana She also had quite n number
ofpassengers the greater part of whom en- route
from the United States and Europe.
We learn that the ship Syren has been chartered
to take part of the Devonshires cargo of lumber
South America, and thence to Australia, to load
Goals for this port.
The Montana sailed on the 10th, taking some 200
tons Of cargo aside from the freight of the Nevada.
The nevada sailed this morning for New Zealand,
taking some 200 bbls. molasses from this port.
The bakentine Jane A. Falkinburg has just ar
rived from Oregon, with produce to Castle Cooke,
Agents.
The bark Delaware sails tomorrow, with full
cargo of Island produce for Victoria and British Co
luubia markets.
The Falkinburg passed the Comet some days ago.
The latter may be looked for every hour.
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PASSENGEEsN.

Prom san Francisco per Witch Queen March s-J Dean
W Stoddard.
For Jarvis Island per Malvina, March l5-Mr Kenny
and wife, and native laborers.
From Auckland, per Nevada, March 15-MT Leroy Madam
Duret Mr. Blake wife and children and s. In transu for
San Francisco.
Prom WndWard Ports, per stmr Kilauea March &c s
Nation and wife Rev Mr. Searle Guwaguer, Hrs Cham
herlaiu, Mrs Dillingham; Mrs Thomas and daughter Mrs
Daniels and daughter, J Lehman W Quick Mr. Pigott
Mr. Akana and Is deck.
For san Frnnoisoo per Montana, March 16-w II Lyman
and wife Clarence King, Arnold Hague Mrs White
Maclay, wife and sou Jas Wood Michael Cook Jas Mot
John Taylor John Thash, W Cot and wife Thomas and
daughter BurlinE wife and children Edridre and
daughter Mrs Babcnck and daughter wfsln and wife
Mrs Osborn Cohn Miss Cosiar Miss Stirling W Fuller
wife and child Mooney Jr Gardiner Mrs Whitney and
daughter. Mrs Z II Waterman II Whitter J Pope
Keene. II II Hanna II Rslstou II Worth II Curtis wife
and child Nrs Ashburner, NJ Burt and 50 from
Auckland.
For Wndwari Ports Per stmr Kiauea March 1s-IIs III
Harris Ills Ex Mott smith Judge Wdemann Miss Wide
mann, Miss Widemann. Miss Spencer Mrs J c PhuSer
Miss Harris Jodes, Capt Ross II AeHev W Douaily,
Chas Drews, CornWeli wife and child W Parke Geo
Dean, Rev J Pogue W Brown. \ Make, \ Castle.
John Jones, Hitchcock, kGnuha, wife and child, Aka
ma and about IS deck
For Auckland per Nevada March 1a-H Fosbrooke John
Panchard- and i in transitu from san Francisco.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

REPOE- OF STEAMSHIP NEvADA-The Z. S, n. z.
and A N. Steamship Nevada, J. H. Blethen Com
mande- let Honolulu Jan. q for New Zealand ports,
with the English mails 81 passengers and 400 packages
Of freight for New Zealand and Australia Had IN
usually stormy weather with adverse winds north Of
the equator. Feb 9Th, st noon, arrived at Auckland
Il days heace, leaving there the 9th for the
southern ports Of New Zealand arriving at Port Cha
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Honolulu lee Mandatory!

VlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECEIVED A
Il fresh supply o. ammonia und made permanent
arrangemeuts . prevent falling shori in he fatars
IcE VII Be delivered 70 Regular Custoars a. bslss
AT Eve Isl cents per pound.
Ordors can Be given % Nr. Wm. WalIass. uho has
the sale and delivery IN charge. o. 10 - - s.i1
8 Ibos- O. Ihruns's and a. Jaii q IaYsonss
Orders from tbs ether fslan4s t-i1aarsl aIsarrsis
ne vessels, properly packed zane rats wa
q box aud aaE-du1t added Goa n bor --fau.isl a
returned 70 the Factory
keirigerators and Ice Boxes ulas g. order at iou-
est possible prices. u. sMrfH
Honolalu. Feb "a. 1871. E1m
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20

REFITTISG. = The brig VIM. H Allen was last
week released from the quarters which she has occu-
pied in our harbor for over fifteen months, and
hauled alongside of Robinson's wharf and hove
down. Il has often been a subject Of comment
among those interested In nautical matters, that
such fine craft should be allowed TO remain idle
long and her purchasers deserve little credit
for their enterprise in disappointing the surmises
often made that she would not be removed until she
was so wormeaten that she would have 10 be
broken up. The Allen is about ten years old, and
was originally the British schooner Alberni She
was built on Puget Sound, and made several trips
between Victoria and this port and afterwards put
under the Hawaiian flag coaster, in which bust
ness she was engaged for some time In 1867,
Messrs Perry and Pico fitted her for 4 sperm
whaler and after her first seasons cruise she was
converted into a brig, which greatly improved her
appearance and her sailing qualities. She is a sub
stantialy built vessel and excellent sea-boat,
besides being fine model and clipper. We I'M
derstand that she has several passengers engaged,
for whom she has very comfortable accommodations,
and that she viii sail on Saturday or Monday next
for Tahiti via Kawaihae
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20

VIZ LEARN from gentleman who recently visited
the Volcano Of Kilauea, that during the early part
Of the present month great activity has been shown
in the crater. On the 9Th inst there were five fire
cones in great activity During the night of the 4th
an outflow Of lava rom one Of the cones occurred
which covered an area Of something ike half mile
sqnare This eruption took place between the old
South lake and The locality known as the middle
lake. About four O'Clock on the afternoon of the
9th, our informant crossed this lava field at consid-
erable peril the heat being intense the assures in
the crust disclosing the molten lava beneath This
new Held OF laya completely broke up at hali-past
SIX (ouf short time afer our informant had passed
oyei ~, fountain of lava springiug up in the cen
ire pouring its fery torrents in ali directions All
attempts 20 visit the locality Of the old South lake
Were unaSailinE owing 10 the sulphurous yapors
Nhleh were quite sudocating Every appearance
AZ present seems 10 indicate that Pele is preparing
ior a grand pyrotechnie display, such Is she can
alone furnish in this world.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20

Among the passengers by the Kilauea Tor Hawaii,
on Monday, were their Exccllencies c. c. Harris
Minister for Foreign Affairs and daughter, J. Mott
smith, Minister OF Finance and Judge Widemann'
accompanied by his daughters. We are informed
that the party intend to be absent from town about
two weeks
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20

CIlFPER Snip SYRES.-This fine vessel, which has
been regular packet between this port aud Boston
for number Of years aud is noted for her excellent
passages and the fine order in which her cargOes arc
delivered, has nearly completed discharging. Her
present cargo has been landed in as fine condition
as when put on board in Boston. To those who
are familiar with the other end Of the Syren's route
a visit TO Brewers wharf, where she discharged the
greater part Of her cargo, cannot fail TO recall pleas
ant "Reminiscences OF the busy scenes in the vicinity
Of Commercial wharf. Boston, where many valuable
cargoes have been shipped TO these Islands IN the
noble ships which have regularly, for years made
their annual visits IN the famous Boston and Hon
olulu Packet Line The Syren, like the other YES
sells Of the line which arrived in the fall has been
affected by the Arctic disaster, and instead Of load
Ing bere with a return cargo, We understand that
she viii probably take part Of the DeTOnshres
cargo 20 Callao and from thence proceed to Austria
LA for q cargo OF coal.
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Licenses Expiring in March, 1872.

ID HONOLULU, 0aha-stb. Grunwald
III Schultz; 18th. August Stroll 18th Ira Rich
ardson; 18th, Pu Chun; 20ih, Thos. Wills 10th
Lum Tai goth, Fischer RJth 5th. j. W. Widdi.
field transferred Oct. 23d, 1872; goth, Aaron K
Powers 3lst, Antoine Manuel Sd, zee Wo; 18Th,
G. Brewer Co.; 18th, Pack shun; KAHULUI,
Maui-I5th. E. II. Bailey WAIMEA, Hawaii-1sih,
W. p. Akau; WAIANAE. 0ahu-1sth. Ah Chong :
KEEL, X. II. Haw aii-23d. John Grace; LAIE,
kooauloa, Oahu-l7th. Geo. Nebeker; KUKAEKI,
Waawa, Oahu-3Jih. All Leu HANALEI, Kauai
2lst. All Zuan Ghoka 18th. Ah Mau KEALIA,
Kauai-lst, E. krull; LIHUE, Kauai-7th, Lihue
Plantation.
WhOIesaIe-HONOLULU Oahu-lsh. Quonz
Yin Chung q Co. 21st, c. S. Barlow sOth, c.
Brewer Il Co.
Wholesale Spirit-HONOLULU-I3 ". c.
Challamel 3lst Humphreys Brown.
YIctualiBg-HON0LULU All Chong
All Kim LAHAINA, Maui-21st, Ayun; 9th. PAX
Chov.
Butcher HONOLULU - 7th, George Risely /;
WAILCKU. Maui-l1th. Francis Mendez LAHAI-
NA-1lth, s. Luuloa HANALEI, Kauai-2d. Ka-
pahuilima-
oat-HOSOLULU-sth ". Waierhouse, No.2s.
9th, r. Weldon, No. 20.
Fire Arms-KONA. Oahu-1st, Antoine Doiron;
ID Costant Forth.
Lapaau-HAwAIIAN KINGDOM-1oth, Al
gernon Sidney Nichols WAIMANALO. Oahu-llth.
Kahoukapu; MANOA, Oahu-isth. Mahoe HO-
NUAULA, Maui-l5th, Kapone; KIPAHULU, Maui
-2ist. Kuaaua KALIHI UKA, 0shu--l9th. OhuIe.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20

THEATRIcAL-Mr. J. H Leroy and wife, MADAME
Marie Durei) artists OF considerable prominence in
the dramatic profession who are well known TO the
majority Of residents, having visited Honolulu
several years since their way TO Australia land per-
formed for a brief season at the Royal Hawaiian
Theatre) arrived in this city Friday by the steam
ship Nevada having completed an extended and
successful professional tour through the Colonies
We understand that II is the intention Of these
fists TO remain here for time, and for the pres
ent give drawing room entertainments until the
rival Of other talent sufficient to form company.
Mr. Leroy is making arrangements with Mr.. Derby,
the proprietor OF the theatre for assuming the man
agemeut, and in addition to the extensive retting
and decorating which it has undergone since it
last opened TO the public and other necessary alter
ations that are contemplated will be inducemeut
for 4 first class dramatic company to remain here
for short season occasionally. We have no doubt
that such will be the case under the arrangement in
view as several artists are shortly expected en- route
10 and from the Colonies and California. The "a
yistowsk troupe, including Miss Granger, an
ticipated arriving by the Nevada also but their New
Zealand engagement having proved very successful,
they concluded to remain over until the next steam
e. Our San Francisco advices inform US that Mr.
a. W ffaAAaShs "NiA hHo" u <AiAASiANAA SAT- anu
Mr. T. Hamilton, a talented young actor, may be ex-
pected by the June steamer on their way 10 Austria
LA These and other artists finding The theatre &C.
pied by such available and valuable talent may be
easily induced 10 give-one or more such entertain
ments as will remind US Of the "old Hawaiian - in
its "pslmy days" the boards of which have been
trod by the brightest stars" in the profession.
The opening entertainment, consisting Of comedy,
for tomorrow evening particulars Of which will be
given in uroprommes
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IscoRRrcr.-The schooner Nidaros, reported in
our shipping items Of last week as having left San
Francisco Feb. 18th for Humboldt, TO load for ho-
nolulu is probably error, although il was so re
ported in the BaleiH Of the 18th. She Is reported
N San Francisco Feb. 25th as having arrived from
MendiclnU.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.

PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.
Mar I3-Am schr Witch Queen, Stewart from San
Francisco schrs Active frum Hawaii, and Moikeiki
from Maui.
14-Schrs Juanita and Warwick from Moloka. Kamoi
from Maui. and Annie from Kauai.
15-Am Nevada. Blethen. 10 DAYS from Auckland.
l6-Stmr kilauea from Wiudward Ports. schrs Nettie
Merrill and Pauahi from Maui, Fairy Queen and Hat
tie from Kauai.
le-Am bkt A FaIkinburg, CathcArt, p days from
Portland
SAILED.
Mar 15chrs Pauahi for Mani Hattie for Kauai Prince and
Hokuiee for Hawaii.
15-Schr Moikeki Maui
16-Am stmr Montana Iapidge for San Francisco
ls-Stmr Kilsuea for Windward Ports schrs Witch
Queen, Stewart, for Ponga Ponga, Navigator's Is
Kanlo and Nettie Merrill for Maui.
1e-Am stmr Nevada, Blethen. for Australia via New
Zealand, sohrs Manuokawai for Kauai and Hattie for
Iahana
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20

INSTRUCTIONS 10 REPRESENTATIVES,. At the
peoples meeting held on Monday evening, the 18th
inst, at Kaumakapili Church, to pass resolutions
iustructug Representatives, the following Resolu-
lions were read, discussed, and adopted:
J. Rss0lred, To abolish the support Of the Govern
neut for English Schools. Referred 10 Committee.
. Ras0lrsi, To exempt school taxes of parents
who send their children to Independent Schools.
8 Rssoluci To reduce the salaries Of the King
and Govcrnm eut Officers under him. Referred TO a
Committee till the next meeting, when they will be
able 10 report aggregate amount of reduction
! HesOlroi, To reduce the Military Appropriation,
and the salary Of Household Troops to be provided
by law
5. Resolved To reduce the appropriation of City
Police.
Resoltsd To repeal entirely the appropriation
for the Government Press
The meeting adjourned till Friday next
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20
MAR RIED.

HARRIS-wELLS-On Tuesday. the 18th inst. at the
residence Of His Exceency c. C. Harris by Rev c. G. Viii
hanson Major Frank Hervey Harris Miss Caroline Eliza
beth Wells.
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KiIauea,"

NETEG From and after this date the
ZNfflStsf1aA Agent Of the steamer Kilauea" viii
- way hold himself responsible for
any Freight Parcels sent b. steamer, unlsss de-
liyered to the Purser, and receipt taken for the
ABg aud all Freight will be taken a rsgutay
rates, and no less will Be properly handled, snd II
BY any earelessness damaged or lost, viii be promptly
paid for. SAM'L G. WILDER,
Ism Agent
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20

KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.-This order which has been
established in this city something less than year.
is aiready 10 most iourishing condition. We M
derstaud that an application was forwarded by the
last steamer to the Supreme Lodge, to grant char
ter for establishing second lodge in this city, aud
from the well known standing Of the applicants,
We doubt not that the application will meet with
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20
AUCTION SALES.
BY c. 5. BARTOw.
EXECUTORS SALE Of REAL ESTATE
Waianu, WaiahOIs, Dis. Of KOOIaHpOks,
ISLAND OF OAHU,
ar AUCTIODT-

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER isSIkD OUT
ID Of the Saprcans Court orthe Haaaiaa Islands. ~
the 18th day Of February. isT3. viii Be sold at rae-
lie auction at the auction rooms Of C. s. Bafig, %
Queen Street. Honolulu. N
Saturday, the ARD dzy 81 slarch, A. ID. tsTs,
NJ IL O'Clock noon.
All the right title and interest Of the Estate o.
SAMUEL JACOBS, deceased. IN and % two risces
Ct land situated in Waianu. WHahols. Disirict %
Koolaupoko, Island Of Oahu. Tie maAai piece cru-
ssts Of ten and onehaf acres q rice. kao lad uh
a dwelling house thereon. and i leased ior tern Of
Eve years, from the lst day q February. ISL. a.
yesrly rental u S25o per annum, payable semi an
nusll, and win nc sold suhiccf % The lease. fhe
mauka portion consists Of i73 acrcs 81 Pasture and
woodland. Of which immediate possession nay be
had.
Fer further particulars application nay Be maize q
J. W Austin Execuior Of the will q Samuel Jac6ts.
or to C. S. BARLOW.
Auctidnccr.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20

WATcu STOLEN. One Of the passengers by the
Montana Gu route for the Colonies, was relieved OF
q gold watch aud chain some time during Friday
night it having been taken from bis state-room while
he was asleep. One Of the walters, Chinaman, was
arrested, and taken 10 the Poce-staiion on suspi-
ciou but az there was not sufficient evidence to
prove that be the culprit he was discharged
and sent back 10 the steamer.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20
Notice.
Notice.

TVHE Quarterly Meeting Of the Board Of
Il Trustees Of the Queen's Hospital VII @ b-ii =,
the Court House, on SATURDAY. the can APHTb
Immediately afier thc meeting 81 The Qaeen'l h.
piial Society has aijournei- Per s1ier.
= A. scHAEFEk. ss--stary-
Honolulu. March S, 1872. sfs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20
rIME Sun RISING AND sETrIN

N,sox1c-The Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter
No I held their regular mouthly couvocation to-
morrow evening at the Hall Of lie Progress Lodge.
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Salmon Direct from the Packers

DEST Columbia River SaImOn-psckiug Of
ID 1871, received per "Falkinburg' and for sale BY
IS BOLLES 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20

A DANGERoUs PIECE OF DRIFT-wooD.-on Tues
day Of last week, while the steamer Kilauea was
crossing the Hawaii Channel the attention OF Capt.
McGregor was called 10 an object floating in the
water right 10 the steamers track, which was at
first supposed TO be a boat lying bottom up. Had
not the object been discovered in time aud the
steamers course changed so as 10 clear IT, there is
no doubt that Il would have struck her bow on As
Il passed alongside it proved 10 be large, rough
spar about forty feet long and three feet in diameter
completely covered with Oarnacles having apparent
ly been In the water a long time
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20

TIE CoSET is forty-four days out from here and
IS supposed TO be eighteen days out from san Fran
CISCO surmisiug that she left on the I'd inst. The
Queen Emma is thirty-six days out from here and
ought 10 be due about'thc Both inst, probably with
our next Eastern mall unless the rumor is correct
that clipper ship was leave about the 10th, en-
route for the Guano Islands, In which case she
would have a mail with ten DAYS later news than
vas received hv the steamship Montana.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

CARD.-Mr. A. Herbert, Proprietor of the
Hawaiian Hotel Honolulu, II. l., Dear rive ihe under
signed wish 10 appreciation Of the pleasure
and comfort that have enjoyed while your house;
coming upon you Unexpectedly did agreeably
surprised to find ready for all the appliances for comfort
well the Injuries that have been accustomed find in
best San Francisco Hotels And during stay have
had impressed upon the that YOU
know how to keep Hotel" With many wishes for your
prosperity, remain,
Mrs + II Waterman, A J Pope
Mrs o Edridge Jas r keene,
Miss A Babcock, VIM Burlipg
Miss Babcock, c Rastun
Miss Edrifge, John NJ Burt
Miss Sterling, II Whitteu
Mrs Burline, II Hnsdale,
Mrs G Wilson, II II Hanua
G Wilson.