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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-23

a UTTION SALE PKTVNTE KESTDENCE,
n This day. commencing at l0li O'Clock, HENRY ZINN,
Auconccr sells all the elegant and costly Household Fur
nture contained in private residence IA West 10Th st,
loguo viz square grand wood Pianoforte cost $500
rich Parlor Suits covered In plain and figured satin and
silk reps; Tier and Manei Mirrors Velvet and Brussels
Carpets, Oil Paintings marble top Tables Clocks, Book
case, Etagercs &c
Bedroom contains 70: ewood and walnut
Bedroom Suits, single and double Bedstca9s Bureaus,
Wardrobes Spring and Hair Mattresses Lounges, Toilet
Sets, &c. also Dining Room Basement and Kitchen Fur
niture Buffet Extension Tables, Plate cutlery emma,
4laHsXare. Dinner and Ton Sels &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-23

A TTRACTIVE ART SALE.-,TOIIN II. LEyISON, AUG
~ tionecN will sell by auction superb collection o.
900 Oil Paintings, by iavoritc artists Thursday and
Friday evenings May % and - at Leyisons Art Gallery
62l Broadway isL Nicholas Hotel Buildngl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-23
MUSICAL.

w T. MEIR GIVES LESSONS IN SINGING AND
w the cultivation OF the voice; also has cassss form
ing the study OF Church Music including nom
the best composers. Terms moderate Apply at Dums
days Piano Warcrooms, "a University place.
yIyANTED-A LEADING SOPRANO AND ALTO, FOR
w u volunteer triple quartet In an Episcopal church
up town. east Side Ad ress CHOIR box ssf office.
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MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
AT BOSTON.
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Executive Committee the Worlds Peace Jubilee
international Musical Festival respectfully
that the great undertaking to which tho nltsc-lovlng
people of the country have been looking forward TOR
many months with such deep interest will commence In
'o''0' ON THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JUNE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-23

(NENTRAL PARK GARDEN. THEODORE THOMAS
THEODORE THOMAS
UNRfvALLED SUMMER NIGHTS CONCERTS.
THIS CrHURSDAY) EVENING, MAY 23, at O'CLOCK.
UycTlWe ooer on .'..'..'...... WcDok
Minueo, symphony, Z Hat. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MOZART
Dhhet bOuHoO
Overture, "Egmont" Beethoven
7. schpnreoo "ocean Symphony" op 2.... .Rubnsein
Introduction Chorus and March. Wagner
Third Act "Lohengrin.n
g. Overture In GAIA Ladra. .Rossink
TO- Waltz, ION the Beautiful Blue Danube. Strauss
H. Polka, "Graci0so". .Haas
H. March, "Tannhauser' Wagner
Can be obtained at all the principal music and NJ
the BOX OFFICE Of the CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
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EUROPE.

HOTEL MEURICZ, PARIS,
Ill 90 Rue de Rivoli,
opposite the Tuc-es Gardens the hes. and heahest 20
siilon in town Large and small ttncnts and SIN.
gle Rooms Table dhotc Reading aac SMOKING rooms.
II. SCHEWRICh, Proprietor.
THE QUEENS HOTEL. NEAR THE CRYSTAL PM.
ace, Upper Norwood, London TO tourists and lami-
lies Its elc waited pleasant and most saubrous POSITION
combined With the comfort aor ied and its general man
agemcnt aave male the Queen Hotel favorie resor'
OF the upper ranks 0. English society
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

NTAzZINI AND THE UNITY OF ITALY.-LECTuRE
M by Father Gavazzi at the large hall OF Cooper lns
tuc Saturday, May 25 1872 at O'Clock r. NJ In behalf
of fund monument to q Mazzin, to be erected In
the Central Park New York Tickets &c., to be obtained
the door of the hall.
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A UcTIoN SALE At 100 WEST ESD STREET.

N UCTTUN SATE At tn WENT Z)U SIkEEIs
N rianoiortc, fine Oil Paintings, Bronzes, &c,,
rms CThursday) morning. commencing az wa CLOCK,
LUKE FITzgERALD, Auctoneer, will dispose OF all the
elegant costly and plain Household Furniture, namei -
Magnificent IA octave rosewood Pianoorte, cost $780,
used only seven monhs four elegant Parlor suits coy
suits III Chamber Suits, In rosewood black walnut and
mahogaiy style Louis XIV; Bedsteads Bureaus, Ward
robes Washstands, Commodcs IS curled hair Mattress
SEES spring Beds rlGws, Blankets Centre Tables Eta
Buffet, cost S5D 800 vols. Books Bookcase Lace Cur.
tains other articles too numerous mention by
catalogue In lots TO suit purchasers Of
n. B-Goods packed and shipped, or removed for pur.
chasers - - -
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and close on tho
FOURTH OF JULY NEXT.
TWENTY THOUSAND VOICES,
ORCHESTRA OF TWO THOUSAND PERFORMERS,
JOHANN STRAUSS

The most powerful organ ever built together with many
Jf the eminent American and European bands and
artists a.nong whom may be mentioned the great maestro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-23

THF FABBRI GERMAN OPERA,
for only three nights.
TOMORROW FRIDAY), the oath of May, 1872
LIE prophetic,
great Opera of Meyerbeer,
with a great caste OF celebrated artistcs
tickets 81 so; balcony parquette 81; general
entrance ST. family circle, 90 cents To DO had at the
Academy OF Music, schirncrs Music Store 7Ol Broad
way and at Ia Broadway.
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,,p,xVrrpyD A CO. IEwELLER.., 90 SMITH AVE
tf.a nrner Fsurteenth street. AID 323 Eighth avenue
m,e T,ysmtv.sixh sreetWill sell at cost american
rrenSh and American Cocks sterling silver ana
na Silver plated Ware to oncc their large STOCK pe
fore altering aud cnlargng or stores ana n"rV ""A
month
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(tARD-PRIvATE INSTRUCTION, PIANO, VIOLIN.
u Organ Guitar, SINGING, Harmony, day and evening,
% Clinton pace (Eghtp street, csahl shed s,s .,r
lars mailed free j. JAY WATSON. Musical Director.
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FAMOUS AUSTRIAN BAND

Of Nifty FORMERS. the concerts to be given from rse
last will surpass any series musical entertainments
ever presented to the american public.
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WATCHES, JEWEARY, &c4

LADY, RECENTLY FROM PARIS Will pis srei .;
N OF some Diamonds, Pearls Turguoises ana auusa =,
reasonable prices. Call at i9i sixth "'ep"e' "''
Thirteenth ana four'ceh'h sun MADAME JAMBELLE.
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A UCTION Sale OF HANDSOME AND GENTEEL
"A Household Furnitur re, this day Uhursday), May
Is at lo ocoek at the elegant brown stone residence
private family leaving for Europe, 252 West Forty
second street, near Seventh avenue Parlors-velvet
Pianoforte Stool Cover Pompadonr ana Marie An
toincte style parlcr Suits in satin, Mirrors, Curtains
nots Bookcase Turkish Chairs, Lounges rosewood and
reps; Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands Warirobes
Spring and Hair Mattresses Bedding, Buffet Extension
Table Dining Chairs china Dinner Set crystal Glass and
Silver Ware basement and servants Furniture House
to let Il. NICHOLS Auctioneer.
Goods packed and delivered for purchasers
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A LIEN a. MINER, AUCTIONEER
"A Haiesrooms 95 Chambers and II Reade streets
nv ALLEN b. MINER BRO,
THURSDAY, May y,
at lOls O'Clock, at our salcsrooms,
o. Chambers and ~ Rcade streets,
GRNTEEI, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARVED ROSE
WOOD PIANOS, MIRRORS, CARPETS, &C., &C.
Details in time. ,rn,n .
at 10Y O'Clock, ut private residence OF
Mr.. Charles Bernu;h,
437 West Twenty -second street.
ELEGANT IMPORTED FUKNITURE, MADE TO ORDER
FOR THE PRESENT OWNER.
Full details in time.
A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER
"A SalCSrocms 9J Chambers and " Reade streets.
BY ALLEN X. MINER & BRO,
ON FRIDAY, MAY ~
AZ II O'clock, at our saiesrComs, % CHAMBERS An,
FINE STOCK OF FIRST GLASS WINES AND Ll0OO.2,
positively be sold without reserve consisting OF
r. Martc.le and James Hennessy Cognac bl,anuy,
Booths Old Tom Gin; casks and dcmuohn5 Sniueihau
Port Shsrres Madeira Holland Din Jamaica u barPes
McEwans and Allsopp's Alcs, Empty Casks ana oases
Store Fixtures, &c.
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@ HERMAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
=. imported Wines, Liquors Cigars, &C, on Friday,
May a. at lOR O'Clock, at = Bowery;a large assortment
of Impaired and dome site Wines ana Liquors, &C., consist
ing Of IS casks Port and sherry Wines g casks Gognac
Oard aud Nartel Brandies % casks swan ana clover
Leaf Gin so bbs of Old Kentucky Bourbon, Rye, Irish
and Scotch whiskeys go cases Brandss Corn
gars &c Dealers and others invited TO the above sales
Every lot TO be sold without reserve.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

CARPETING
~ 500 pieces English Brussels Carpet 81 20 to 81 3
1000 pieces 3py Carpet and Extra Superne 81 to 81 So
LOO pieces all wool Ingram, Doc. 10 ST.
loo pieces Oilcloths all widths, 35c TO 50c.
The entire wholesale stock offered for cash. in quantities
to suit purchasers.
j W. DIMICK
26s and 27o Canal street, just east Of Broadway.
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DRY GOODS.

known In the Partisan markets.
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WATCHES, JEIVELRY, sc.

E,RANKfIELD 4 Co, JEWELLERS, s23 EIGHTH AVE.
IL nue., corner Twenysixth street. and 200 Sixth ave.
nue. corner Fourteenth street-Amercan Watches Cue
koo and French Clocks, Diamond, Gold Jewery, sold
Silver and finest Silver Plated Ware, choice selections
AT manufacturers prices
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

STABLE BLAKETs, 81 rs TO $s EACH; DRESS
Blankets, 81 TO $780, Hoods & spec,l,ay Lap huss
Il. BARTLETT, Importer and Manufacturer,
s2Warren street and II and 23 college paco.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY
INSTRUCTION.

DANES BUSINESS COLLEGE, BROADWAY, COR
ner Thirty third sire ct; downtown College 62 Bow
ery.-Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, English Branches Ian.
guaces; "a Writing Lessons ~ 80 Ladies qualified as
b0Okkeepers and cashiers
CPANIsH AND FRENCH TAUGHT CONVERSATION
- ally by q Spanard. Address or apply to ANTONIO
RAMOS 40 East Thirteenth st. corner University place
&C0 PER MONTH FOR BOARD. TUITION, Ac-A
DR.. Gaiaudet Rev DR.. seymour ioz Huntington Street.
South Brooklyn.
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-sEALEDP PROPOSALS
IN will be received by the undersigned, at his office IN
Trenton until the I'D ns for making the cut ON
the Harsmus fork Of the New Jersey Railroad, from tho
present main line, Summit Brdgen through the
eastern ridge OF Bergen Hill, The profile be seen
and specifications and forms obtained after the 18th inst
at said office the office OF g. d. HOWELL in Jersey Ciy.
Satisfactory testimonials will be required ,rr,,u
ASHBEL WEIGH,
Chief Engineer OF CONSTRUCTION
TRENTON Now L. 1872.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A ONLY EIGHT DAYS MORE.
"A. On November 25 by order Of Gov Bramlettc, all
agents in New York else close sales of
Tickets for Kentucky Library Gh Concert. at Louisville
Only 100 00 ticke t. sued and only scatter
iny numbers left Whole tickets $40; halves, IS; quar-
tsrs - TO- Money in Bank 70 pay an gifts Any ticket
may, but one in every hundred must, draw gilt
List Of gifts distributed by lot ut concert =
One Grand Gift Cash. $l0OW
One Grand 0lft 10000
Cash Git. .$25WO Cash Gifts .$2UW each
/ Cash Gift ...... 2OOOl is Cash 0ts... 1850 each
/ Cash Git 1900 20 Ca h Gifts. 90D each
l Cash Git 10000 2 Ca n Gifts. 80 each
/ Cash GIFT . ...,... 9NOI rs Cash Ois.. TOO each
Cash Giit. ......... 5000 30 Cash Gifts. 6Oy eacn
Cash Gift. 7tOll 40 Cash Gifts. 5U each
I Cash Git. 60O 6O Dash Gifts. 4O0 each
l Cash Gift. 5tOUl 90 Cash Gtts.. IVY each
Cash Gift. 40O) 100 Cash Gifts. 1lO encn
1 Cash Git. 5000 62 Cash GLts.. loq each
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
DRY GOODS.

between fourth aud Great JONES streets,
The largest stock Of Human Hair Goods the city. I'm
port manufacture their own Goods and retail them AZ
""o'''"' Price List:
oaay ShGJ nar aais Sld s''n anu
inches long wsish wssS each
Not Not Dyed pyyed inches long, ws
& psa ara aSSs' h@
Long single Curls, Natural Curls;a %
24inch. Observation-Disclosures. 2so
Friscts Is cent. per yard
between ans
oo own Bss ar rnis nse oXer STr n aest styles
SomDng made up 50 cents IN per ounce sv mail r,nress
charges prepaid receipt Of color and money in regis
tered letter or Post oiice order
ATJAMEs MCREERY CO.'S.
n Broadway and Eleventh street.
on y, ,MospSSs,''& S,' & SSsSSSSaMsEn.s us Err.
,Cachemire fnisiI
in the newest and most delicate tintA
An inspection of this assortment is solicited being the
Black Satin nsh ahs sR or ' the S G sa
Highly recommended.
Brocaded CAME In Silk c. =, c,u,
plain and striped. in whit. ana all the new and
worstcd Grenadines
white with satin stripe, Tor evening wear.
ArJAMEs McnEERY ES,oo.,;,, COS; ..,...
ON MONDAY NOVEMBER 1S,
anew and elegant sssortment %n 5s,n, Of
tless than importers prices
Black and colored Yak Laces,
Full lines Of Point Point Applique aud va yslensicnnes
''''' aandkercRisis sal al extremely '' ~
Black Thread Point sna sS point Applique shawls and
Fiounees, % per cent below the cost 0I importation
'a'! s'ssa 81 sisS "s & s -
Also ss sfsH ss ss1ass
At JAMES McREERY 4 co.'s.
"A Broadway and Eleventh street,
Ladies' and ohdsen S'lsF nanshns 'nsiG Department
Ladies' Walking sai. n & aesn cashmere and
Ladies' Evening Dresses in stock made to order.
in lnian's' a., 1ns %s4araSes 7Stssf s'ys''
line of sss received per
AT JAMES McREERY co.'s.
"a Broadway SasS Snd Il Elssenth issIr street.
sealskin cioaks Mnas as and and Boas
Eme sxfn E'f and
Sets, at low prices.
,s. sas Basp SpHsy pn es ss,En AK Mink
oAleSs$i I'd m Ss,,f II Il pi;ss sio's'
ATTY. yIGogRoUxs, ls2 FOURTH AVENUE,
Ladies sa%d hd aees nses pscs a
Monograms ior Handkerehies; Table and Bed Clothes
French Goods Yosss, SisAisoS Shs4sss and She
t sa With ssss G
Wholesale entrance 90 East Twelfth street
A GREAT REDUCTION IN CARPETS AT THE
popular Carpet Store
l2s Bowery, near Grand street
The stock toe comprises all ala the & new @ designs and patterns
10000 yards Of Brussels thrce-py and in.
siaia Also IrRnss remnanis IS Of of oileloh. Rloii.
sSsa;Ss S5a;;s: :dS s. e s. g
At A,:, NM. j & D. LIyESRE,s RE- ln Al SIXTH AVENUE,
SamRlng and EmerSdeTy Chidren
ana and
A REASONABLE PRICE WILL BE GIVEN FOR
order an Adae ehR sasIe # Il q Sve good
ArsMITH,s PATTERN BAZAAR, sl4 BROADWAY,
designs "FAsHIoNs" at the height Patterns ready
ranted perfect Come early IN the % day '''e
A -A-A-A.-INDIA CAMELs' HAIR sHAwLs,-
IA. Buying and selling my own shawls l viii con-
'has % Rffs East Street
ATEv; osTHoFF's, 1888 SIXTH AyENUE:-LAcE
sans 10 81 T KID STs; Yell; and
hours all kinds OF Flutng done.
RLACK GOODS
Extraordinary bargains
French eneh Mernos 90 90 worth worth u e e
Hsnressa worth worth %
S!sS%Ae S!sps SloS oiSn, 8 worth worth : :
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L'oR SALE CHRAP-A NEW JULES JURGENSEN
Watch; also q quarter second Watch and three
small claster Diamond Pins; will trade for Wagons
Harness. u0VEY lH East Sixteenth street.
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r s, COLBY HAS NOW READY FOR INSPECTION Io
81 the very latest novelties In Skirts Paners Busues,
Corsets &c both imported and of home manufacture to
gether with new and much improved styles OF the oid
vcray conceded to be the most stylish PanicIs in the
market and durability and comfort In wearing un
eauaed and unapprOachable. AIS Fall styles of the
celebrated Colby Sefadusng Skirt, with Panier or
without and for either street costume court train
Bustles from &c to $I5 Corsets from 75c 70 The at
tcntion OF exporters jObbers &c Is called to my exen
siye variety Of Buses Skirts Panicrs &c at prices be-
yond competition. j. s. COLBY, Importer and Manufac-
furer East Fourteenth street. three doors west Of
Union square,
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Projected Departures.
For LAHAINA-Schr Netie Merrill, sails this P 81.
FoR WESDwARD PoRTs-Stmr kiauea, sails on Monday.
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EXPORTS.
PASSENGERS.

FEoH KoxA AND KAU-Per Uhama, April 27th-Hon Thos
Martin and 2 children. and 10 deck
: FRoN WiSDvgAHD PoRrs-Per Knauea, April 2sth-Mr and
kMH Townsend. Mrs Austin, Capt Makee, Capt Owen, ID Bur-
rdick and wife, u Macfarane, Hons Hitchcock, Kfpi, Hale
manu- and Kupakee, Mr. Apuna, Mr. Akona, aud about loo deck.
4 PRoN KoLOA-Per Jenny. April ssth-Hon " II Rice, and
IS deck.
y FoR wISDwGRD PORTs-Per Knaue., April 2sth-Mr and
Mrs wHfoHg, IA NJ Alexander, W & Jones, J w Girvin, and
about so deck
FOR ROsA AsB KkU-Per Uilaina. April 3Oth-L Marchaut.
Mrs W d Wright, and about 10 deck.
FoR ENDEKBURY's IsLASD-Per Sunrise, May 1st-25 ma
tive abOrerz.
FoR SAN FRANcIsCO-Per ID. G. Murray, May 2d-Geo F
Brgbimsn. VI EDdeTlein, A w Tripps Mrs Mclean aud 3 chill
dren, a T. Williams. J Mccarthy, Mrs Morrison, 4 children
AID servants, Mr. Bliss, Mr and Mrs J A Brewster, Miss Ken
nelly, Joe Halstead. ID NcCOrThster, > II Foster. Capt Walters,
q : Knox, II g Knox, Mrs Louissou, 2 children aud s-rvant.
J ID Brewer and wife, Ms z & Peck, Miss Emma Peck, Chas
Jones, Mrs Wood.
FRoH MARoUEsAs IsLAsDs-Per Morning Star, May I'd
Rev w p Alexander, Delegate; Rev J w Kaiwi wife, 4 chill
dren and assistant, from Fatuhiva Miss Rachael Kekea, from
Hvaoa- -
i'PRoN L,uAIsA-Per Nettie Merrill, May sd-s w Pogue,
Mr. Mack, aud I deck.
rFRo1 WIsDw ARD PoRTs-Per Steamer KiIauea. MAY D.
Mrs. l. Maxwell and child, Miss Emeine Maxwell. II Kanuha.
vile and child, Neil Kennedy, Chas Hunt, T. ii Trip, w II
Rodgers, and - deck
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HEFoEr OF WHsLfNG BARE TEIDENT-Len New Bedford,
september 9Th. ISL proceeded thence 20 the Western ground,
and rrulsei a short Tine taking one sperm whale, touched AZ
tAp@ t~ verde AMI from tbsuce preceded 20 River Platte
cralse4 one month GA that ground aud found Shses Plentiful,
but experienced unfsE0rab- weather for whaling took tuq
whale there, and while fast % one 81 them, the third mates
boat was stove By a Whale coming up under heri whirh had
the eject q temoraiiHtng The occupants Tor a short time ahd
de4n0i-hiuE the boat. Had favorable weather ai1Ug the P4h-
znn4a coast toward Cap Horn vas ia the vicinity d The
CAPE about a week in sight q the and. with very nu- geatAfr,
and took one slem whaIr PASSED the Cape February Bth,
aud experienced unayorbie weather IN the Pacific 20 latitude
s. -1ath- TOuched Al Juan Fernandez, March lsth, and
met with moderate trades thence t. the % -hore grOend,
cruising there several days Crosse. the equator April leth-
m Longitude III 9 vest. with favorabte winds and plenty q
ralu- Had strong northeast trades, and sighted HAWAII the
18th arriving the next day 90 this port. February l5th-o on
Cope HON zpoke American bark HsHTy 4. LIch6sds = days
New York, bound o. CalaO, and also passed a large American
-ihp the 1ame day. bound u tie eastward. March 18Th. zT0ke
bark Cte0Hs. d New B7lf,rd. 70 mouths cut, VITA ,. lOD bar
r-is o. Oh cruising GA Yellow Water Reef and saw two GIhss
Whalers In that vicinity, but did not speak them
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PORT OF HON OF H. L.
v

=" q ~
April zs-stmr Elauea, McGregor, from Hawaii and Maui.
zs-Schr Jenny, Burns, from WaImea a Koloa, Kauai.
2s-Schr Active, Hopu. from EiIO, Hawaii.
- SAN 5-masted schr A T Jordan, Perry, II days from
Hamboldt-
2s-H a APs steam corvette Scout, Gator, from Hilo.
2s-Haw sehr Isabella, Wood, Sc days from sea
2o-schr MsnuOkaWai, Anakalea- I'm NaaliWil, Kauai.
29-Am WI bk Trident, Rowland, s months out from
Home, with $50 bhIs sp.
2s-Am VII 81 Europa, MeKenze, a months out from
Home. with 50 bbIs sP.
Gam ship SunIFe, Clark, Is days from 3 Francisco.
q II 30-An WI bk JiGh Perry, Owen, from Lahaina, laying
OF and on
May 1-Sehr Pauah, Reynolds, from Lahaina, Maui.
brig E~amehameha v, Adams, from Niihau.
1-Bchr Prince, West, FROM kona and Rau, Hawaii.
2-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, from HanaIei, Kauai.
2-Am Missionary brig Morning Star, Matthews, II
days from MaTquesas Islands
3-8chr NeGtis Merrill, Crane, from Lahaina, Mani.
3-Schr Juanifa, Dudoft, from Kaunakakai, MOlokai.
4-Stnlr Kiauea, MeGregor, from Hawaii and Maui
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depends theestence of our civil liberty and self
government.
In regarc the independence of the Judiciary,
it needs no anment 10 show that to put into the
hands Of the.xecutive he power Of suggesting
reasons-thegnay be private, personal, social or
political-fonmoying the Judges from Office, Is
a most dangeus blow to the highest welfare Of
the state. ne supremacy of a must be
guarded intaL or Law and Justice viii be driven
from us.
There are AMY cher features of the Constitu-
non that are o ntthy bad, and there is so much
left out that ougt 10 appear in every Bill OF
Rights, that II ame1ment was a practical thing,
nothing better cod be done than 10 amend by
repeating the whoIeighty articles in one motion
in favor of a reaBiH of Rights, which should
recognize egs1l riets, the sovereignty of the Peo-
pie and a Covenant of three Estates.
1t seems clear, lat however great is the need
of reform, the vi to it is rendered practically
inaccessible by dootic limitations against civil
liberty. Even if lie steps were more available,
such is the undueinfuence of the crown in the
Government, that does not seem very probable
that important elnges could be effected in the
present state of 1hticol intelligence among the
Hawalians. 1t mot probable that the present
Constitution canurvive even for a single genera
ton there is a ertain constitutional weakness
about it which reders such a conclusion impera-
tive. Whether tie Hawaiian Government win be
able to survive it, IS a question whose solution is
dependent rpon the length of time that that de-
cree of desp4ism continues to sap ats strength and
stand for i-tsfundsmental law.
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EOR SALE

Two streams run through the land, furnishing an unfailing
supply Of water. There is a good COTTAGE with four rooms,
a COOK hou, e. fowl house, &C, on the premises. There sabo1t
ave hundred Banana Trres growing, with besides young
orange and other fruit trees. The view from the premises can
70, " exreued nv any other near Honolulu For further
particulars inquire Of VIC WooLsE1s
? 400 Irs Firm If J VI Oat & Co. SanmaEers-
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MEMORANDA.

REPour or SCHOONER A. r. JoHDAS-Leh Humboldt
Sprn eth. with southwest squalls blowing strong. Then wind
from west and northwest 20 April 18th lat 32o OS y, 13Io
W, hence winds light from west TO April 23d hat Us Is
lAso 4g w, thence moderate trades TO the islands. First
-four days. run. 615 mies. Arrived April 9th, anchored out
side durinG the night Came in Sunday morning.
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NOTICE /!

NOTICE
With no desire to underrate
The excellence OF blacksmith (WeRhD
In sbOeinR horses feet,
His style l simply initiate,
By using rhyme WhereUith TO pirate
OF hAndicrar that's neat.
And will repair second TO none
The damaged PISTOL, Lock or Gun,
Or Family Sewing Machine.
Nor thOs- OF heavier stamp win shun
But undertake to make them run
A. good as ere they've been.
Right opposite the Bank Exchange.
Give me a call add be not strange,
FOR there his NeiH's ambition
To suit the times. hs rates viii change
And keep the besk and longest range
OF Sporting Ammunition.
VIII remedy metallic woes
And study human veal,
And strive to satisfy all those
Requiring work IN steel.
apo 1t JOHN NELL, 40 Fort Street.