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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-22


A DISEASE WITH A THOUSAND SYSIP-
TOMs.-Dyspepsia is the most perplexing Of
all human ailments. Its symptoms are al
most initiate in their variety, and the for
lorn and Respondent victims OF The disease
often fancy themselves the prey, in turn, OF
every known Dalady. This is due, in part
to the close sympathy which exists be-
tween the stomach aud the brain, and in
part also to the fact that any disturbance Of
the digestive function necessarily disorders
the liver, the bowels and the nervous svs-
TEN, and affects, 10 some extent, the quality
Of the bleod. a medicine that, like Hos
letters Bittsrs, not only tones the stomach,
but at the same time controls the liver, pro-
duces 4 regular habit Of body, braces the
nerves, purities the fluids and "ministers 10
q mind diseased" i therefore the true and
only specific for chronic Indigestion Such
| is the operation Of this famous vegetable
restol ative. 1t not only cures dyspepsia,
but also all eoneOmitants and consequent
ees. Moreover, it is invaluable as = pre-
ventiye Of indigestion No one who
chooses 70 take half wineglassful Of this
agreeable appetizer and stsmaehic habitu-
ally three times day, viii ever be troubled
4 with oppression after eating, nausea, sour
/ eructations, or any other Indications Of q
want OF yigor in the digestive and assimi.
Z lating organs. The debility and languor
suPerinduced by hot weather are immedi.
ately and permanently relieved by the
Bitters, and persons who are constitution.
ally inclined TO look upon life "as through
glass, darkiy," win be apt to take Z
brighter and more hopeful view Of the stu
atioH under the genial influence of thi,
wholesome medicinal stimulant. 16-1n
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-22

GT. LOUIS AND sOUTHEASTERN
- RAILWAY (CoRsolidated)- Condens-
ed Time Table. In effect November 4th,
ls72-
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-22

II you would have sleek and healthy
stock, use DtChERMAN'S HUNGARIAN
CONDITION POWDERS.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-22

If you have a Cough OF Cold, and desire
speedy relief, use ABM1STEAD'S LUNG
SYRUP.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-22

nulliHg the bill and amounting to
practical absurdity.
Andrew johnson is here, but for
what purpose he knows best. He
is decidedly opposed to the funding
bill, and considers it very mischie-
VOus IN it's tendencies.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-22
ALihetai Denation.

NOLuuIOuOIo ' NIIUOI DIIS Ha1' sIFOH
five hundred thousand dollars for a
university for the NJ. E. Church
South in Tennessee.
q Our Senior returns his CRATE
full Acknowledgements to Mr.. Brown,
of the firm of Hamilton & Brown,
ST. Louis, for acts of courtesy shown
him during his recent visit to that
city. BY the way, Messrs Hamilton
s. Brown are large wholesale deal
ers in Boots and Shoes, at No. All
North Main street. They are sell
ing at the lowest figures to close
buyers. Give them an order.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-22

A proposition has been discussed
in the legislature, to locate two ad-
dItional Insane Asyluns, one in
and apprOPriating $40, 900 to each.
We have not learned what definite
action was had in the matter. Our
Senator, +. 3. Snipes, Esq, intro
duced an amendment to the bill To-
eating one in East Tennessee, loca-
ting one also in this division.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-22
CLOUD, AKIN 8 CO.,

Proprietors Evansville Laboratory.
NJ. ROBERTS & CO.. Agents,
Jackson, Tenn
March OIL
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-22

O. "Cra-da Na-6e-ye" is the
way the fellow who runs the Credit
Mobilier machinery in American
waters, pronounces the name.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-22
A CHALLENGE

OF Tennessee say about Aliens
Lung BuISams F
SPRINGFIELD, Tenn, Sept. IS, 1872.
Gentlemen Please ship US six dozen Al
lens Lung Balsam. We have not bottle
IN the store. 1t has more reputation than
any cough medicine we have ever sold.
Have been in the drug business q years.
We mean Just what we say.
HURT & TANNER.
Drs. Wilson & Ward, physicians and
druggists, write from Centreville, Tenn;
1--WE purchased Aliens Lung Baisam, and
il sells rapidly. We are practicing physi-
clans, as well as druggists, snd take pleas
ure in recommending a great remedy, such
as we know this to be-
HPhysieians do not recommend med
ieine which has no merit. What they say
about ALIENS LUNG BALSAM can
be taken as a fact. Let all afflicted test it
at once, and be convinced of its real merits.
It is harmless 10 the most delicate child.
II contains NO Opium In amy form.
Directions accompany each bottle.
Call for Aliens Lung Bulsam.
j.. n. HARRIS s. Co., Proprietors,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold by Medicine Dealers Generally and
for Sale by a1 go
NEELY & PYBAs, Jackson, Tenn,
NJ ROBERTS & CO,
DIR. +. NEWTON, :"
SCOTT q BRO, Humboldt
mar Lift.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-08-27


We insert IN s,othsr eoigna a eoEl1raaicati0n
rvliti-g 10 the distilaiioa Of rum % The sugar
PLANTATIONS 10 ,hese Iziaais. n uhich the winter
=eeks E1r inl1ruatiga % the subject. We had
Supposed that the question Of The policy Of
ran 6lstHb1ticu was ss,ile6-,hat Il Is a curse 10
srery cS1s,ry xbsch permits It. TIE Use OF
<iues ard tq15rs can1os Be prevented. bat il
nay BE- regulated by iaw and public sentiment.
Wbsn tbs Is dcue The evils attending il are
limited. ard the responsibility Of those using it
q dea,isg IA {; Is CT Should be 61-d BY hv. Be;
the zanzgscture Of run iu these Islands. ooE Ia
booed- car ouly reszlt IL disaster to The native
popullii1u- The s,aiss here Is peculiar ooe-
the native race i stiB Superior il rlmbe-s. the
toveruusrt : theirs. and ths laws are framed
Eiaisly 10 PerPet1a1s thea To license diStiIla-
ti0u Is 10 seal the 6vo1 Of the HaEsiians. for 60
power on earth evsr has or ever czn control it.
1t e0ubtlsss woua snrich few. est the result
Eoald Be here a. it has been IN Jamaica and
other West Iudia Islaadz. curse to the coasmon
peogie.
Frie1ds Of H1Saifans. let there be 10 rseiIla-
ton o. the qaes,ioe Ct allowing the distiIlatiou
Of run o. our shores Look At the aoocigiues
Of Aazsralia ard Taznania. and ask What has
destroyed item Tsru 70 New Zealand aad IN
cure shat IS the csa<e OF the decrease OF tia,
u0b,e race O. Na0riez and OF the constant wars
~iJh The whites, 10 Ftp IN samoa. and O,ber
groups. tree rua l. the cause Of nearIy a the IN
tssaeeiae vars It VS. the SINE here Thirty to
Esrty years ago. Nhen ram di<tiliation and run
drinking Esrs free. aad the popglatiou decreased
nearly FIFTY THOUSAND IN EIGHTEEN
YEARS. License It agaia. ard It vii diminish
another f,ty thouzaud Il eighteen years. And
what thsnI
o. this qaeztioa Of run distiliatfon We shan
occ1pF 10 u1csrraia gruaud. and the GSzxrrE
III Be uith aud f5r the Gsiivs rice Friends
Ct Havzz. stand b the main bruce and be
ware Of advsntnrsrs and others. Who would
wreck the snip Of state % D5stiilery Shoals
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-08-27

Il s seldom thai Ee have Rad Of stsii New
EagIlnd beng 50 excited over anything IS on
the occasion Of the aua14l boai.raee vhich took
Placs a. Spriag6sid. Mass. o1 the 18th Of July.
There Eers % less than eIsven crews from Is
nzsy diEsrsnt colleges. al ben. On displaying
thar uuScuhr sgpsriority. The occasion drew
together Oyer Gee Kindred theG=aad persons. and
The baaks Of the oil Conaeelicat River literally
sEsrued With spectators. notwithstanding It
hIPPeEed 70 Be rainy DAY. There we're two
races. first that called the freshman, IL which bot
three boats we're entered. one each lrom Yale,
Amhsrs, and Harvard. and which vas Hou by the
6r=s named. Thea foH9WeI the great aniversl-
y eoaissr. which couusnced at 8 O'Clock 2. NJ,
ani IN which slsEea boats we're catered It
vou b Yais n 10 minutes and Sc seconds, the
Wesleyan University crew following ten seconds
h.sr. azd HAT Of Harvard thirty-seve1 seconds
after the We<leyaa- The other eight passed the
siaks-boal Il from 1850 to 1873 miuutss. The
lengIh Of the course zas two and = half niles
sikh the current Of the river. The accounts az
the rice Is Ee Rad them il The daily papers. are
tsfg 4i1Ni15- Aal= allri11t== hef Niclory 20 th-
EcE that her crew adopted the log Enzlish
stroke Of thirty-eight to the minute 1t differs
from the American ID beng stronger Ia the pail
and slower in the recovery. Capt. Cook, the
stroke Of the Yale crsE, vent TO England o. per-
poss 10 s,ady the English style and the result Is
that Yale voc back tie ehanpioa dag.
- An incident Ct the race nay Be msntiouei,
HhIeh rejects hs0or to all The erszs- John Nor
ris=sy, the noted gauAler. offered to transfer the
boat raeiag to Sarzi0ga- a. his o9u e1pense, 50
that It sbo1d not cost the crews one dpl'zr- The
iGsa vas 70 have the cr0Et assemble zroaHi bis
E1fabinz saL5o1s Al Saratoga, th1t The green-eyed
mou-t=r uiight have ehzncs among the people
To the credit q the eoIegians, the 0Fsr sas
zr1r1sd Eith contempt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-08-27


We understand that Mr., II, A. 2. Carter. o
he sra Of {. Bvsser + Co. q this CITY, NIL
leave % the s,eareS Costa Rics. Aav,sg been
c0a,psUs5 By II hlth 10 ssek rslsef 10 relaxation
Eoa busioess and travel abroad Alter visiting
America ard EsrOps. we lsaro TIA, il IS cutie
p-oba6ie that be Say return By the way 81 The
IsShnas Of Sses. and perhaps Australia. should
The steam Ire have beea revived oeyWeeo this
port ana Sydnsy, Nov, Il occurs TO Us that il
woeld Be visa for tbs goveSaneot 70 secors the
ssrvicss Of Mr., Carter to visit such eosatriss as
Sse1tios, CsslOo. Sanatra. and she vsrioas ASs-
trsi4a Colonies. to uske i8Seiries and gather in
t5vnatioo regarding The sugar ana eoaee interests
the kbor systems 10 opessIiOs. sod any other
Facts desired Il would not be cat Of place 10
so00d he eolo1ial governments Oo the subject Of
making commercial treaties WITH ,kea- Mr.. c.
Is = geutleuau Of eulrurs, possessing the coat
deDcs Of ali classes here, and SbocOsghly iaeu,i-
sed With the Islands. uho can gather mech valaa-
be iafosnatisa. and IN variOss ways Be Of grea;
service 10 Is. should the government ses s. 10
eloshe hin with the Necessary cOnnissSOn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-08-27

eheosinz u coerse The bsSt localities TO Be had
o. HG~aii- As fs- isfsrnatioo regarsias is
c1'uva,ioa. IT, rclisSt that ne can refsr he IL
quirs- 70. Is an essay read by Mr.. Godfrey RAOaes
before the Asrirvltursl Socsesy. il ISL It VII
be foasl printed 10 Vel J. Ne. : q TIE Trans
sctioss q the Ar-icrliErsl SoeistY ssd treats q
The best noss Ct pi1ngiug sn6 trsiuiug TIE trees,
AID q cu-i5- The berries, ia uhsch b9siusss Be
had u,a1y years expresses &C Ksuai. aid Ezy
tssres5re Be considered good authority.
he Ect hat eoses ives planted saOug other
trsss are 3 them protected fon the bllsht.
oosos ~ an istsrsssisg s1eieei Tor isSairy as 70
shat ki-s 81 sss7a tls bsSs p-ussesaA I, has
bse- Suggested that the Australian ERcalyPsus
nigh. b ioaaa sssf2 for tbs purpose. This
tree particularly the bi1s variety IS said TO pos
~ uiei,eioal prop>rties whieh render Il pro
tsetioa ss,si-zs f-vsrs bet ~eelhes this property
IF IL has III uosls b Ct ssy a3rsassge 10 ecE
iee piantatioo. experi-ss, sisne esn determine.
though the prohabf6uss are in is favor We
lhro. oai these hints II case any persons wish
10 make a trial Tie eeeayPsss Is rsrSd grow
sr ard. IN Evurable Iocslites. xill obtain beigbt
0f ssrty q 6sty fsss IN tec years. saseisot 10
fa-uish a. the snale required. If plzsted in roWs
be,ueea The coEss trees. ous thiug Is 9uite
CERTAIN. hat the bllght VII s-vsr Sitsck the
suslvpfus. ard the inference i that trees zrognd
Z al be s1saliy sxsstpJ iroEl the disease
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-08-27
IraIr and France.


II The tollouiug reFort Of What the King Of
italy said to the Freuch ambassador be true. 1t
indicates aayihiug bat harmony between these
two nations
NV YoEK. July 26th.-By the European
tiles Just received the King Of Italy is represent.
Ell as having beli the EsIlo~iag ttRgu &c TO the
French Miuister 90 the occasion Of bis departure
Zoe Rome: VI. FeuruIsr. you NAV leave m all
assurance that NY Ministry will he Conservative
l want 10 Other; and tel yogr Government tia;
desire . be 90 good terms with II. | have no
taste for prasSJan alliance. and there exists no
treaty between the Emperor and ne. Ouly call
The attention Of your Government to the doinss
Of the clerical p2rty m France These dsings
are continuous prUvoeati0n- The CRY OF 'SIErsz
Rome & h Er1ses ( I cry Of war agIiiss Itaiiln
unity. II Marshal MacMahoGs Government
docs not succeed ia calming this agiiaiisu ~hirh
: Communicating Itself TO the whole Of clerical
Europe. be will obilgs me 10 cast myself entirely
into the arms Of Germany, and shall do it, At
present l represent peaee between France and
Germany. Do not for-et this. Let war be de-
clared ard 1t viii be saifeent for NE to place az
Army Corps o. your frontiers 10 order TO para
I'VE the great part Of the furres Of France and
cause her AZ iuraSjoa and Loss Of provinces and
indemnities more terrible than those or the war
Of 1870"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-08-27
The Italian Earthquake.

Northern Italy tss lately experienced first
class shake which occurred 90 the 29th Of June.
j Mr.. Stark. who vas in Venice at the time. de-
scri6es it il LoodOn paper. lie says: The
sensation produced By the earthquake itself was
nest extraordinary. The solid earth seesheJ for
a tine to have been eunverted into a liquid one.
and The houses 90 it we're tossed aboot like ships
- sea. uoviBg up and down to rapidly succeeding
waves There Eere fourteen movements il ALL
seven forEard and seven backward. and each
movement oceaPied second. as regular and even
in their beat as the peUdslum Of a clock, and
siIh the last backward movement there vas
sudden and inStsntaneouS stop in its ceoler--the
earih vas firm oues more, and the buildings on it
remained upright II The waves ia the earth had
follOEed each other with more rapsdIty, and bad
pos been 80 slow sud regular, Mr. Stark thinks
The whole Of the Venetian States would have
been Que mass Of ruins and the loss Of life pFodi-
gio1s. BapPily the waves we're vide enough
and slauted sufficiently to carry the houses With
them vitbout any Extraordinary strain 90 their
masonry asd woodwork Those who have en-
joyed The pleasure Of earthqsakss-Ee mean such
: rock and roll yea aboas Just as when &C
ships deck in gale-Eil say that Mr.. Starkis
description i perfect.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-08-27

the lake. The hill.bOsna bay has lie tragedy.
too Where two Or three SOLITARY kalo-pa,ehes
aow remain there vas. 10 the time Of the first
Ksmshameba, a considerable village. aud Ia iTs3
the nelslas. vessel Of VaaeOavers squadron,
aoseOVed Aers iOr water. A qoarretsOse between
the iahabi.an.s and sailors. IL which one Of The
latter was killed; and the natives, fearful Of
vengeance. murdered UeuteOan, Hergest, l.hs
sOnmsnaerl. ami Mr.. GOOeh, "a scientific Of.
sess attached TO The vessel. who were bathing.
unarmed, 10 the stream higher mp evidently hop
ing TO deprive the ship Of rs command and thus
escape rsprisal 50 complete. even at that time,
vas the power Of the chiefs that three Of the mur
dereFs were afterwards exeeated on Maui. The
remains Of these unfortunate officers were never
found. and the Daelalus had to leave them.
More sAnd-the Ailis becoming lower and lower
90 Cur right until at the nOr,hernmOst point Of
the island, a few grassy downs form termination
to the serued chain which has il CREATES. hsish.
in the peaks near Naaana
A welcome bivoaae under some lAuhala trees
slight t1rn Of The path due north. and the rich
grass land Of Kahuku. dotted with elamps Of laa-
hala forest, the north point Of OAHU lay before Us,
so little above sea level tha, between the bits Of
woodland re could see white surf breaking over
the reef half round The landscape.
Now We were following long line Of stone
fence; and the general managed TO dress up"
his forces into an orderly alignment jus. as we
reached the hOme-PaddOck, when be made his
lowest bOw--(sO did the adjaIantl-lO young
lady who stood at the gate. Then. having viewed
with stoieal silence $50 did the adju,antl greet
ing Of much empressement on the part Of his fair
companions, the general advanced to exchange
CHEEKY salute with our genial hos. Of Kahuku and
his friend. the eOOsul.-a sunburut pair Of noun
taineers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-08-27


New York is beeOnioE alarmed tOs her great
ryer the Hoasoa. which IS the os,lel loS the balk
Of theprodacs Of the State. Il is said that the
Sumner drOG,hs are becoming each year more
ssysrs. owing 10 the wholesale snd reckless DE-
s,raetioa Of the forests in the northern part OF
The State. and measarss have been taken to ar
rest this destruction in that pOr.iOa known Is the
Adirondack forest region. Its ARA is estimated
at nearly two millions acres. II which about one
half lies zpoa The Rsason River SIDE Of The
noeataia divide which separates the hsad-Waters
Of that river from the streams aoNieg to lhe ST.
Laure0ee-- Ibis portion Of the wilderness il is
proposed 10 reserve and protect for tOress park
and legislative commission. Of which Governor
Seymour IS eAsirmas, has made report to that
eject. The rsgion IS covered with magnificent
forests. intersPersed With open fields aud lakes
here and there, and is 10 the midst Of grand and
beautiful natural scenery. The primary object,
however. is not 10 set apart exclusive tract for
the pleasure Of visitors, though that may follow.
bat to protect ard preserve the forest growth for
The sake Of its iu6uencs uPoo the soaJees Of the
Hudson. and upOn the navigAb'e rivers and
streams that supply the canals and move the
mills aud mannGaeiories in all that section Of the
State. The commission also look upon this for
est region as a regulator of the temperature dur
ing the hot season. and The greatest Of the SAM
tary in60eoces now remaining within the eoalrol
Of the State,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-08-27
The sydney and san Francisco Mail
Service

Ia one Of our New Zealand exchanges. no:
very bste howevsr, ne sad the following. which
coutaias some items not before Peblishsi; The
iu,er-evlouisl Couierence held 10 Sydney east a
usjsrity vote in Evur Of the Australian and San
Francisco mail ro9te. and the P4riSaneat Of Ne~
south Wales voted e O60 10 defray The e1pens-
es Of an agent. who vas fully authorized To pro-
coed TO the United STATES, negotiate ! postal
treaty, ard contract for fcur>~eekiy mail ser
vice The osly coloaial tender for the services
vas H. H. Hall United States Consul f0r the
sun Of E4S00O year. The other tenders were
General A. Z. Burnside, for the san OF 10000,
and Lanmau + Co. Of London. for $4,000 Mr..
Parkss. The Prime Minister. stated that be would
undertake the missiea biuselt, and make the
best terms possible With Gen Burnside OF 10
England. In the meantime. Mr.. Yogel has con-
,rseted for monthly service to the FPS, aud il
* IhOusbs that be viii 20 70 England to conciude
The best arrangement Tor the eontiu9aIion Of the
line
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-08-27
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2.
Cote CuIru-e-

Tts i-crslsi-- Esn41d r. eo5se II the lead
iuz Es-opezu and American markets aud the
ssezay aira1es Is its Fries. sos ga5trd At Is920
cess pr poc1il shcza1 lzsf o1r ae-ieulr.rists
Z dssuts uo-s astsatIoa to IL prosi.eziou-
Nhslh-r lis adFsues II Priee i czinz to great
81 eoasunp-isa G. 10 reported partial faiizrs Ct
he ergP Il BAIL uh5ra Is the great source Ct
s-pply. dos 90, natter We have the Eres BE-
E5re Is Tat mere cuEae j. =a1Lsd. and enuscusrs
srs sing 70 P1rgazss Il a he eahascsd rare
u - has besa s-Etsd. the trees crossing II the
1srs ei~=ased Es-s=s regions q HsEsH escape
tis bl-tt shicl las tro1kisd cuEee rroEsrs 20
Esch. md yiesss zhuus.ntly. thea ne must 90
ik=zs ard =aise < Thsss i sothinz zs c1u PRO
duos thzt sM par kaE ss great i proEt ou
tbe eaPi,zI Iarssts5 a. ccE-s plaatfng. An sore
piz1ls5 I'll ees=e tres - begiu 70 bear the
tll-i ysar. and zftsr the si1th year ri prodaes
a. ieaz see Pezr6s to the ucre. ~crth SAY Is
casts a Fosad A piaaiaiioa of 6fly acres vii
I'D ~ esusr Eftssr tt5usansi d.ls-s a year. %
a souFlr11irsiy szaH csIIlT- Ko1a cuses pos
sEsses s-zoss 6siirioss sr0sis. shich tbaf gr5au
Il ozhsr ssEzscts q thsss Iziau5s Do uot have 70
The @ze sIisss Ehea vel ezred a1d dried
a. he ssi1sE fsr beg tEs n thrss ysars siil
EoCzs Tan szrPaza r. o. i1fe ysars- hozsssr
IL critiSz-i0. has been usgected. ard the crop
Eas besa s1aI- vzryiag Euz 1900 poznds 10
@oo1oo F7rlas auuuzEF- Thas pear theqaantity
- - i1ersassd, lie expa-ss * The f-s. AZ
1.1ths hari1g beer 44ssoo posads. 50 that the
XXI yisls ~ rsaeh so0ao0 posud4 There :
l116 IN kcaz aleze s-izrLszt 70 prsises ten MI
Eaas Ct pr-uas rza-ally- verb e. 5cG0eo, II
ss1s r or de plF-izt7r1 rzs- bs i1ssees 70
s5ssr ths fzrniug ssli Th=Fs Is ~ day o.
eee = Azsrz-z- . tkss Ee have he rsc;pr5ess-
y sreaiE Fr-rtesiiy u operaElsn = rsga-is this
PrssseL we SOD spesailF args ttose pho
-s4 e e@b-rk 2 = szziz=ss fhaf rE',z.isestei-
nrrst1zns shsa slaost any cLker, 10 saler tkis-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-08-27
Persia. Contract with England.


The Boston Adss-tissT. Of July To- has the
FoIEosiag rel4,iag 10 the above: The Particn-
lars kays j1st been made pabIle og the mos. ex-
traordin y e0atract ever caatie By goTsruzeas-
The Shah Of Persi1 has made -coaoessioa- to
Bar0u Julsus de Reuter- which anoants to moth
ing less thaa petli-g the eatirs reEssGes Of the
eoaatry into his haalis fsr term Of twenty I've
years. sad gfyiaz hIm the absolate eoutrol Of al
the material resources of The esaatry for peri
Cd Of ssv~afy ysars- The IDEA Of the shah i to
E1r0Fsanizs Persia ard. recognizing the Eaet
that there : 10 Asiaiic capable Of accomplishing
The task. b ezsuss rks privilege to Ezropsan.
aad agrses 70 pay bEu vel fyr l. Probably his
cs1tEact kzz 10 parallel II the world re mzsai.
t=se and cnnprzheasivenezz- The Skah practically
resigns al eoutrl 0Fsr the dsFslopasut Of Per-
ziz- and gives sp the usE1G,azss that msy a>cras
hoz that 6eFsEspzslt- He creates one q tie
nosi irsnssdo1s nouopoIisz the World has sver
seer and ret che that nay H5t ATTRACT capital 80
rzPi5Iy Is night Be expected. Tts.p5sfrczI e0a-
sitisn q Persia Is COZ assured The ghak say
be unahls 70 carry cat his agreement There
nag te REBELLION, CT R=ssia nay conqasr Per-
siL The Roanaulaa ralIEsy eoncsssioa and IL
sssaiE XII ssr-s 70 eOa=ises capitalists thaf there
i s0aieshisg Fgscarszs Il the seheHs- Hos-
ever lhs guaraHtse l. 50 good and the privileges
seeoried are . great hat We Do aot sazpose
ihese VII be great dl5c.ity IN raising the necss-
szrF faads. Barss &c Re1feFk engineers hare
zlresdg bees a. Eark u Psrssa f5r several months
AID Orerzfz11s aEIer the Concession have nctuzl-
y begEn-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-08-27
An African War.


Late adviess from Iberia state that kostilities
have been COMMENCED among the tribes oceupy-
ing The Ashantes province il Western Africa
Ashautse Is located between LIBERIA and Daho-
ny. and Is 10 sone way under the guardianship of
Eazland About the middle Of jane, ore Of the
native VILLAGES. called EInina. vas burned By the
English, and its population, some 10000 reader
ed desti,ute. The Ashautee tribe has also burn-
ed several villages belonging to the Fantee tribe
Ia The last engagement, the Ashaatees we're VIC
torio1z and the Fantees fed IL great co1fus;on to
Cape Coast, aud we're greatly harzssed daring
their retreat especially b. band Of Ashsutees
Ehieh bad been hzrbored BY the EImiuzs The
town Of Cape Coast Is now inundated With Fan
tee fagitives. over thirty thousand people having
sought refuge there Great distress exists among
them from scarcity Of food and water. These
tribes ziI protahiy keep fighting till one has de-
struyed the property Of the other and the defeat
81 are redoced to slavery AsviH be seeh By
refsrsuee to oar shipping uemor.nda, two Brit
ish steamers laden Eish supplies and troops Tor
the seat Of var. we're wrecked On approaching
the Africau cast