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QUEBEC.
Damage by Lightning.

.QuEREe, August s.-During a heavy
thunder storm last night q schooner was
struck by lightning and damaged and the
Church Of St. Michael was struck and
burned TO the ground.
The steamship Viclnbarg, from Lon.
don, went ashore on Preserve Island
during the storm.
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Weather Report. .
r WAR DEPARTMENT. /
WARRINGTON, D. c., August g-7:SO P. N


PROBABILITIES.
A falling barometer and threatening
weather, with brisk southwesterly wind
and rain on the upper lakes, extending
during the night to the lower lakes
Northerly to westerly winds and cloudy
and clearing weather, with occasiona
rains, in the Northwest and Upper Missis
sippi Valley; southerly to westerly wind!
and cloudy weather IN the Ohio Valley
Partially cloudy weather and southeast.
erly to southwesterly winds in the Middle
and Eastern States, and southeasterly L
northeasterly winds, with threatening
weather and rain, on the South Atlantic
and Gull. - =
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The Murder Of Can't. Stevens.

ST. LOUIS, August 9-Further infor
nation regarding the murder Of Capt
Jno. Stevens at Uarsonville, Wednesday
night Is to the effect that Stevens was
killed by John Nolan, between whom
and Stevens there was an old grudge,
There was no politics in the matter. No
Ian was arrested.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, August 9-The new docks q
Belfast were opened to-day with appro
pirate ceremonies. One Of the docks
was named Duffer1n, in honor of the Gov.
emor General of Canada.
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Congressman Davis Defines His Pos
silion..ue will support the Louis.
willie Nominee. sIEl-l II.
CLARKsBUR0, August Q, ls79.

~ ASfNs
lRssS EIitors Baltimore american:
DEAR srRs-My attention has been
called TO communication dated Weston,
West Virginia, which appeared In your
issue Of August ID, dated July 80, 1879,
in which your correspondent makes the
following statement In reference 10 my
sell: Zion. ], j. Davis, the present
Democratic rnemberof Congress from the
First District, has declared for Grant,
He made aspcech few DAYS since
at Clarksburg, his home, In which he de.
clared fealty 10 Grant" In making this
statement yonr correspondent has no
doubt unintentionally misreptesented nv
position upon national affairs. lam on.
posed TO both Grant and Greeley, and
shall vote for neither, but expect 10 give
my earnest support 10 the nominees Of
the Louisville Convention. have never
made any speech, declaring lealty 10
Grant. Very respectfully,
JNo. ]. DAVIS.
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uvoO SOSaoN ,Sa \ may concern: Look no,
Won tSs s 0.s watermelon when 1t Is red, nor
ScIos u Sae !! !stewed cherry when Il riyetb % its
1 Ur.sbssGSe y sGe cup at the last II biteth like
AOlen , rHo,Sa, SSsao' and stingeth like the
@0t0us'-0Aio Stats JourraI,
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ALI Hail, North Cardinal Now lei
West Virginia respond to the noble and
patriotic example Of the Old North State
|-MGrtiaSbgrg Era,
Yes, all hall ..-
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Death Of the Unitsd States Mint
e' Eae " 4ARaaVaF 70 Q - a. -.

PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-Jacob R
Eckfeldt, aged seventy years, Chief AS
ssyer In the United States Mint for the
past forty years, died to-day. he was
the SON Of Adam Eckfeldt, who was ap'
pointed Chief Coiner OF the Mint by
President Washington,
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TuE banks and insurance Offices in San
Francisco are talking ol trying the exper.
iment OF employing women as clerks and
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New Philadelphia Post oaiee.

PHn.ADRLrHIA, August s.-The Post
Once Committee have selected the old
Pennsylvania University lot, corner 9th
and Chestnut streets, Is the site foi the
new post office building. The lot q 87s
BY 176 feet! 4. "a u .f. I-Ff'st
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FOREIGN,
PRoeREss m THE oID woRln.
Spain Abolishing slayery.

MADRID, August 9.-Kipg Amadeus
has Algnsd a decree providing for the
gradual abolition Of slavery in the colo
mics of Cuba and Porto Rico,
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Death OF the Author of "Mayo's
Gnila.W

RICHMOND, Va, August 9.-Hon. Jas.
Mayo died In this city, this morning, aged
" years. BE was the author ot the legal
work known as Mayos Guide. All
city offices y be closed tomorrow after.
noon out OF u spect.
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RY q II
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
BEClasIVgiy 70 the Intelllgeneer.

|. By the Western Union Llno.
eneO Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION
The Democrats Demanding a Con.
test.

RALEIGH, August 1.-The city is quiet.
Caldwell's majority will he about 200 or
1900. All the official returns are not
yet in. i
The Democrats demand that the matter
be contested before the Legislature, In
consequence OF alleged frauds in many
sections.
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EAMILY FLOUR-80O BARRELS
= "Missouri Mills" "WashIngton. !" WWhite
Loaf" In store and far sale BY y ~
lyS II REILLY
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r NUFFEE.
~ ~ go Blg. prime to choice cOHss. Jus. re.
JyIS n. RRrLLY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17

there. burst in the door of the house, while some
went in search of buckets. A Fireman, mem
her Of Engine No. . who one OF the first on the
spot, finding that all possible efforts were being
made by the Others to subdue the flames, which were
beginning to make rapid Roadway, FASTENED TO the
Engine House of his company and got out the
Jumper with several lengths of hose attached re-
turned 10 the fire and in short space ofme was ready
for action, and soon got stream of water on from
the hydrant near the Bethel corner, when Engine
No appeared on the ground. By this time, how
ever the party under the Deputy Marshal, bad sue
ceeded in subduing the flames with the aid of such
buckets as were obtained in the vicinity. There is
every to suppose that the origin OF the fire
was premeditated The building has been lately
used as storeroom for light building material aud
tools and near one OF the Wiudows-one of the low
er panes OF which was broken-was the spot where
the fire started, making its way up the side, and
thence to the roof, far as we have been able TO
ascertain. Mr.. Hermann heard the alarm from some
person who appeared TO be running through the
lane from the direction Of the fire. Whoever the
individual may be, he was not apparently anxious
10 render any assistance, which leads to the suppo
sition that be may have been the incendiary.
However, the neighborhood had 4 narrow escape,
through the exertous OF few men, from what might
have proved as serious confagralion as that which
was oceasioned by the burning OF the Varietie;
Theatre in the summer of 1854, which stood on King
Street, nearly opposite the carpenters shop, thai
also being the supposed work OF an incendary. AT
alarm from the bell tower not having been sounded
led many to suppose that those given from th'
sources alluded to were false alarms and paid no at
tention to them. Thisis the second instance Of sim
liar neglect on the part Of the Waterman and La
caused a great deal of comment among our fremen
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17
SHIPPING NEWS.

REpoRr OF sovERRIeS.-Left this port October Sd
for Kawaihae, and obtained cargo Of sxtytwo head
of cattle for Tahiti. From Kawaihae had light Sc
winds to the Equstor, after crossing which had Light
E. winds until arrival at Papeete after passage
Of 80 DAYS; landed cattle in fair condition, having
Lost nine. Loaded for Honolulu, and sailed NOvem-
her a5th had fine weather with strong Ne winds
until Dec 18Th in lat 1907 S. long. 152 o. W, then
fresh from E.N.E. until sighting Starbuek Island ;
made two attempts to reach the anchorage, on both
occasions being close in toward evening Was be
Gained the first time, and drifted to the westward
during the night with strong current setting in that
direction. and was week getting back. Experienced
strong gale from NE. in the second attempt aud
carried away the fOresa avery heavy sea was run
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COMMERCIAL
HONOLULU, JAN. 10, 1872.

HONOLULU, JAN. l6, 1872.
The Nevada arrived this morning, seventeen days
from Auckland, bringing about ninety passengers,
three or four of whom are for Honolulu. The Nevada
brings about 200 tons cargo, some 40 tons Of
which is for Honolulu, the remainder Goo tons being
IN transitu for San Francisco.
Our advices from Sydney up to the 2Srd of De-
cember Sugars are reported to have advanced 80 TO
20 per cent but it is said that with that advance
sugars would barely cover cost aud charges.
From Auckland we have dates to the Soth ult,
Sugar remains scarce in Auckland, dealers supplying
themselves only temporarily from Sydney, expecting
shipments from Honolulu to supply the demand 1t
is observable that the kegs in which sugar is packed
here are not favoritos-mat bags much preferred
in the New Zealand aud Australian markets.
The bark Duke of Edinburgh sailed on the 18th
for Newcastle, " $ W, in ballast, leaving in port
the sehr Sovereign from Tahiti with cocoauuts The
DevOushire is dsehargng for repairs, the Atlanta re-
pairing, Nicoya is disehargng, the R. W. Wood is in
the stream, and the A Jordan loading for San
Francisco.
There are a number of vessels now fully due from
foreigu-ports; the Garstang from Newcastle, HANOI
and Malyina from Bremen The arrivals are, Free
Trade and Camden from Puget Sound, and Robert
Cowax from Victoria this is in addition to our regu-
lar packets between this port, San Francisco and
Oregon. ana the monthly mail steamers.
The bark Camden arrived to-day from Puget Sound
and the brig Morning Star from Micronesia
The bark Powhattau is due at Hilo with cargo Of
lumber from Puget Sound.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17

TELEGRAPH TO AUsTRALA.-The probability is
that ere this, telegraphie communication has been
established tia Java, between Europe and the Aus
troliau colonies Dispatches TO the Sydney Morning
Herald say:
1.-THE submarine cable from Java to Port Darwin
was successfully laid the 20th November, and is
working we'll The South Australian line is ineem-
plete, aud an officer Of that colony was sent TO Nor
manton TO forward dispatches there On the 18th of
December only twentyuiue miles Of fhe Queensland
line was unfinished, which will be completed before
the end Of the present month The news Of the lay
ing of the line between Port Darwin and Java was
not received in Brisbane or sydney until the 18th
of the present month i is probable that the Gov
ernmeut in connection with the Governments Of the
other colonies will take steps to ensure telegraphiC
communication with Europe at once. This could o'
accomplished BY the running Of a steamer between
Port Darwin and the head Of the Roper and then BY
courers to the point at which the land telegraph
has been laidn
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LICENSES EYPIRING JANUARY. 1872.

ID ETAIL.-Hosolulu. Oahu "a. Ajax Andrs
IL Il, Kamaipelskabe; 10. Kon0lulu Iron Eorks
Co; 4, J. Davis; I. Dalton Biauvsit q. 6liiey
Co.; Il, An LiAeh 3. Lsasrs DisEson Aaai.
Kahului: II, z. c. Hobran; Hans, -, A tnna;
Oahu. Punaluu; 10, Pong Cheong CO.. Hawai-
Kupua. X. H.: IS. kaluaihalaHai hsaahou, 4. A.
l. Loo Woo KoaiEa, Kau H. NichoiEs lieorEs
Kohala. IL, All Hama Kauai, Eoioa. e. Ohana :
Haualei. 20. Pahana.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. }. n. T. MoIaiyrs.
Retail spIrif.-HoBolula. Is, g IT, coofsr-
Wholesale Spirit--H0n0iala, Is, Jshn Ihes-
Waterhouss.
observation-disclosures, ~, Lsung Chess ~,
Joseph Piekford; Waiuka. Maui; I. Akina-
shipping.-Honolulu, g Geo. WhliEmsi j, ".
A. Markham.
BOaf--Honoiaia. 3. Kaai. No. Is 3. HooPlis
Awa.-Bonoiuls, 2. NaDua Zuplsin 2, Aaanlnla
Sumner; 2, = H. Boyd HeeiaI K0ol.1poEo. o.has
3. /. Paks; NakaEaos Maai 2 " >. Akana va
luku, 2. Akana 4 Co.; 2. Tyhoon-
AuctiOn.-Lahains. Maui. 90. ElEin Jonsl-
Butcher.-KaHsi. Hsnaloi, 4. G. Iitcoub-
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2oBBERrEs.-Ou Maui, some week or so ago, bur
Jars broke into the store OF a. II. Spencer, on the
It Mani Plantation, and succeeded in obtaining
2 90. The burglars effected an entrance by boring
Oh an augcr around the lock Of the door and fore
the lock out After entering the store a wooden
SIX. where the money had been left, was forced
lcn and the mouy taken out
On the night OF Friday the 9Th inst, the store Of
. Coruwel d Co., at Waikapu, was entered by
lrgars and some few little things taken away.
mon other articles taken was bottle Of strych-
lre-Nc hope they have not taken any Of it, En-
-auc ~as effected into the store Of Mr. Conwell
.hr a window. Strange to say, the burglars
m Gazing the store broke another window, 'evi-
deuy prce-riug that point Of egress TO the one by
which the, .ot in. Some clue to the robbery al
the EAST Maui Plantation has been found but no clue
10 tat at Waikapu.
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D-R NEW PAlERs. Monday the l5thappeared
number OF TIE Hdlraiia1', which we eons-
cry readable paper indeed, aud just suited to
U numerous class who are fond Of an hours Cos
entertainment. It is published at the printing
81 'ishment Of Black 4 Aud, aud is the joint
actiou OF several young gentlemen who prob
'v aspire to literary fame, and desire to ar
English for the amusement Of the public
cloak Of Pinch B1rl has evidently fallen upon
nd we trust that it will continue TO be as reada'
J amusing as that pleasant sheet slways was
i1e ifs too short career. We hope, however,
& is not the "tdleat psrdHn (see Advertiser OF
day which is to be employed on this new pa
as that seems already TO be appropriated in
. Der directions
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17

ATrF,fsrEp INcESDIAz1sN An alarm oil hre
was sounded BY the bell iAs Police Station aud at
~ rrgipe House No . on Saturday morning be-
.-e,r one and two O'Clock. foreigner named
hermann, occupying lodgings on Rose Lane-oh
ENC street-beard some one crying out fire! ano on
ioo,in ont of his window observed that the roof OF
small wooden building attached to lucas & Wig
ms, carpenter-shop, at the foot of the lane, was
on fire. He quickly aroused the other inmates %
re house, who were soon upon tne spot
j. -ty Marshal, Mr.. Dayton, VINO was passing 'HS
isus sis way to the Station House, heanrg sOue
oeaiuE m alarm Of fire, made his appearance On
the scene and with the assistance OF those already
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17
EruptiOns, scald Head, Ringworm and
other skin Diseases.

Amer fermentation with warm water. the utmost ~
lief and speedest cure can be readily obtained IN al
complaints affecting the skin and joints By the SIM
infamous use Of the Ointment and pills. But g muit
be remembered that nearly all skin diseases ndieais
the depravity Of the blood and the arrangement q
the liver and stomach; consequently, 10 many cases.
time is required 20 purify the blood. which WI -
effected by judicious of the Pills The geseral
health will readily be improved, although the crup-
ton may be driven out more freely than BEFORE ana
which should he promoted. Persoveranea s neesi-
sary.
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Rbeumatism. Cont and Neuralgia.

Nothing has the power Of reducing inflammation and
spbauinr pain IN these complaints in the sane ierres
as Holloway's cooling Ointment and purify ms fis-
When used simultaneously they drive ct innAnaiipn
'' I.ar.;,e. from he system. subduo and remase
IN enlargement Of the joints. and leave the sinsH1
and muscles lax and uncontrolled. cure ~,ay e.
vavs be effected even under the worst eireuiianeea
n The use Of these medicines b persogered ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17

FROM TAHrT1.-By the arrival of the schooner
Sovereign on Thursday last from Tahiti, no news oil
any importance was received. Two French trans
ports were daily expected with two thousand Com
muuist prisoners-mcn, women and children-whom
me authorities intended to distribute among the
rions islands. to form settlements Business was
unite dull at Papeete and there were but two YES
sells in port when the schooner sailed, one OF which
was expected to load either for this port or for San
Francisco The other the British snip Siam, arrived
the latter part Of July last in distress had completed
renairs and was to resume her voyage in few days
after the departure OF the Sovereign. The Siam
sailed hence on the 10th of June last, and loaded at
Jarvis Island for Europe. Shesprung leak shortly
after loading and put into Tahiti. The vessel being
owned in Sydney, Capt. Keudrick communicated
with his owners before repairing, by trading yes
sci which sailed for that port after his arrival
As there was no vessel returning to Tahiti advices
were sent BY steamer to san Francisco, aud thence
by sailing vessel to Papeete, thus occupying sew
months and causing considerable expense -a-
owners Of the Siam do not appear satisfied with the
action Of the captain, from the fact that new mHs
ter was engaged at their request 70 take the
Furope. Had. the vessel put 10 here 7r IS,
there would have been no occasion r beng de-
I tanned in port more ban few ihc captain
/ could have received som is ow8era H
necessary. within 1lfts az a. most an5 oy
this time probably y.laid have reached
her destination. q Sip Royal Saxon, which
loaded &c ore Of Tie ISLAND about the same
tine as The siss, aud pc En- here in distress, re-
manned b yo4t but Tire eeks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17
NOTICE.

TN THE MATTER OF the Guardianship
i Of WILLIAM HUMPHREYS.-The undersigned
has been appointed. BY the suprsme Court. Guardian
Of the person and property Ct WILLIAM HUN
PHREYs. Of Honolulu, and hereby cautions all per-
sons azainst transactng any business making any
payments to the said W. Humphreys from bsneefcrth.
W. l. GREEN,
December %. 1871. STAT Guardian.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17
SAILED.
PASSENGERS.

r-4a pl-ss per stmr hilauea Jan 13-Capt
rft l.as1u Mason 7 E Cooke W II Richard,
Hart and wife, and 20 deck
Bin .ul.a E.rts per stmr Kilauea Jan l5-Gov ? Ma
" 4 II-.alss W Parke. x W Andrews, c Smith.
W rsi-r Miss jones' Mrs. Sarah Thurstuu, Miss Thurs
l-- w weef. Coz aiuer, II Higbie, Chss Luscomie
u e uuakIn lna wife ! keaWehunahala, and about ~
as.k.
~ swine u, Auckland per strnr Nevada Jan l6--T J
Uss Geo Rely. D Bartlett, Ching Poi, and S in
fir San Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17
Co-Partnership Notice.

THE Undersigned have this day formed
i a co-Partnersbip for the purpose Of carrying on
the DRY Goods, Clothing, Boot and Shoe Business,
in all rs branches the old stand, corner Of Marine
and Nuuanu streets, under the and style Of s.
MhGNIE & co. s. MAGNIN,
S. L. LEWIS.
Honolulu, Jan. /. 1872. 81 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17
Notice of Assignment.

"BEREAs, STEW ART IA MIL ON
w COOPER Of Honolulu, did on the eighth day Of jan
nary D. 1S72 convey and assign TO tie undersigned AL
his Estate in this Kingdom, both real aud personal in trust
r the benefit Of his creditors; all peron having demands
against said Estate notified to furnish the same to the
undersigned and all parties indebted the said Stewart
Hamilton Cooper required to make immediate payment
Of the amounts due by them to the undersigned-
". l. GREEN, Assignee.
rY-,,-,, 1.,r,rv IL 1879
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17
Sore Throat, Diptheris, ouinSey. Humps
and all other arrangements Of the
Throat.

On the appearance Of any Of these maladies. ths
Ointment should be well rubbed at least thrre times
day upon the neck and upper part u the chest 90 a.
TO penetrate the glands salt i forced nio nest
this course will at once inhamaiou and ulcer
alton. The worst viii yield 20 this trcaimont
hr folloNing The printed direalIona.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17
Smithy Coal,


NEWCASTLE Smithy Coal,
N 10. 600 Ramsay's Square Fire Bricks,
1000 do Arch do
10 tons Fire Clay,
25 Newcastle Grindstones,
25 tons Pig Iron,
100 tins Boiled Linsecd oil.
10 casks Black Narnish.
200 tins White Lead,
200 tins White Zinc,
tins Yellow Paint,
Is tins Light-grcen Paint,
tins Blue Paint,
10 tins Venetian Red,
s tins best Red Lead,
Is tins NJ. S. Green Paint,
25 tins Black Paint,
tins Chrome yellow,
Is cases Galvanized Corrugated Iron,
2s boxes Corn Flour,
10 cases Lime Juice Cordial,
cases Mixed Pickles,
cases Jams,
100 green cases Geneva,
30 cases finest Scotch Whisky,
10 hhds Geneva,
70 or casks Old Scotch Whiskey,
10 ar casks Marett's Brandy,
ar casks Duuvilles Old Irish Whiskey'
ar casks fine Pale Sherry,
or casks very fine do
hhds Hennessy's Brandy,
ar casks MartelPs do
$50 cases Pale and India Ale, in at bottles,
30 do do do IN pint'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17
MARRIED.

HABTWELL-SMITIL-At Kooa, Kauai, January 10Th,
hy Rev J. smith, assisted 10y Rev D. Dole, Hon Alfred
artwe Assistant Justice supreme Court to Lottie
f.. daughter Of Rev J. W. smith.
SPENCER-DANIEL Wailuku, Mani, on the nth
inst by Archdeacon Mason, Francis Spencer Esq
District Justice South Kohala Hawaii 10 Miss Martha
Daniels daughter Of W Daniels Esq, District Justice Of
Waluku.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17
To Let /!

35sfs THE PREMISES LATELY occupied
lIIt bv Mr. j. PICKFoRD the 3. Criterion" Coffee
5Sse and Billiard Room q Queen and Fort Streets
These are very suitable for a retail Offices
Also furnished cottage at waikiki Bach.
Asrlv 10 W. l. GREEN.
Honolulu, Jan'y 9Th IsT2 SIT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17
Co-Partnership Notice !

TINE UNDERSIGNED have this day
L formed Co-Partncrship to carry on the bust
ness Of Saddle and Harness making. and Carriage
Trimming in all its branches, at the old Stand, No,
So. King s.. sign Of the Horse, under the name and
style Of r. WHITMAN co.
4. WHITMAN,
C. w. GELBTT.
HonnIBlu. Ian. I. 1872 slim
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ian IO-Sehr Mofkeki. Green, from Maui. -
ll-Am schr Sovereign. Chambers, 81 days from Iai'
I9-Schr Waiola from Molokai
13-Stmr Kfauea from Wiudward Ports. schrs Annie
Hattie Pauahi and Fairy Quees from kauai
14-Schrs Nettie Merrill, Kamoi, Manuokawat and SIP
Live Yankee from Maui, Juauits and Warwick from
Mookai, aud Jenny from Kauai
l5-Schr Prince from Hawaii.
l6-Am stmr Nevada. Bethen % days from sydney wa
Auckland. Am bk Camden, Robinson, 80 days i-.i
Port Townsend, and Missionary big Morning sur
Matthew - days from Micronesia
SAILED.
Jan I2-Schr Moikeik for Maui.
ls-Schr Waiols for Mookai -
if-Br bk Duke Of Edinburgh, Hft for Neall.'- he.N
l5-Stmr Kilauea for Winlward Ports sthIs l'r.
tie and Fairy Queen Cor Kau1i W-rF.rA Coz ~ -
laf aud Nettie Merrill for ntHi.
l6-Scbrs kan. and M8nuoksHsi o. atu- 'r
Kau-i lusaIts Pr Nc0tai. and Isabelle ata b q
for hHrIlu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-17

uCvossHRE. - This ship was brought into
Friday morning. after diseharging about
re ll feet of lumber Into the hulk Francisco She
a. lowed around to the wharf just above that occu-
ai.E 0r he steamers. Messrs. Taylor q Harrison's
r- OF stcvedorgs, consisting Of about fifty men,
ced taking out her cargo yesterday, which
stored on the newly-made land makai OF
rt-hduse. In consequence Of the pumps not
Being onstantly at work for couple OF nights
r-s. over six feet Of water was found in her hold
forming. which is not surprising, as the water
IN through her bows in steady stream. An
rvev viii be held on the ship as soon as she
nrgcd, and until then it is impossible TO as
s--i. what repairs she will require to make hsr
thy The Deyoushire is an Amcaicau built
d is supposed to be a little over thirty years
she was a new vessel in 1872, and was one OF
4 nous Black Ball line Of packets between New
nd Liverpool