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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
NerInnnf.

Gin Rdbbrn IA bis t6 Sabre ait. idr seW69nIi6e
Sausnlbett IN elmer ttinen San,iie. RaQjuirdsen in
Rr. 333, SitezpacaitrdRe. (tt0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
SelbifmorD ctnc8 Ocutf4,en,

Nem = OFT, Z. Dtal.-Oer 0euflHe @l-
Qarrenma6er @eOr9e 9SOrm eridOB iit ge-
tern NIitta9 in ieiner @obuung i'm 9iuterae-
bduoe bes Sauies gtr. 200. aOenue u. Der
8erIforbene, Wel6er ieit SahreH i'm 9anoe
mqr, perijel ieit eiui9er 3eit Ocm 2ater be8
Eruutes uno miBbanOelte, weun er betranten
mar, ieiue 8rau nnO ieiu eiu3iges atnb. 2lm
Wontag glbeub befuno er iid peter in bies
lem 3uitauSe. @e9eu Wtitternadt tano er
auf unO wOute ieiu Sinh nnbriugeu, muroe
aber BON IaAbarsleuten baran uerbinbsrt.
Die 6rau entflob nit bem SiuOe in oieStube
emcr gta9barin. @e9en Rittds bGrte iie eis
uen Sdub in ibrer @obuuuB. sic elite bin
uno fano ibren Wlaun, Der iid cine Sugel
in's @ebirn geia8t bate, tOot am Soosn lie.
neff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08

Ser Seransseber elnes i'm Beiien
erI6einenOsn Glattes bdlt auf Seitelung uuo
sescn eutipredenoeS SOnorar aud 2eidlenrer
6eE in bsutid)er uao engliifer Sprade uno
sibt in lsiuem Organ" isOeSmul eiuen ge-
fiihluoGeu SobespuH o'reiu. Bel iolteu 9ei'
denrcbeu fieben Die 9brdnen in Stl6meu.
Sritt in Der @essno So1waiieritauo elm,
oanu rufsn Die id)lidten 6armer, uenn Iie itd)
beaegueu, einauoer 81: 9swiB bat yosr
Dottor" wieoer irsenOpo cine 9ei4snrebe se.
haftepi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
spe3ial : Noti5e1t.
@uaacnbstmer & @eil,

SGorifanteu bon
e Shreib ibmaterialtenll. u. Sru d +,
fno nab
Rr.f gReft Saitm preffr.,
(unter Dem ,GorroG ton=S SotelD
ssJoesn. MP ss ibaen un9enebm ein furo preBrsunes
mo oas 8abliium i'm Anssmsinen gu febtn. @ie bd,
bsn fortwdbrenc eiaen eben compieteR &orratb por
tautmGnpiiden unb 6arcp S6rsibmateriaitsn, mts
sr tr9snbmo seuuheu merSen fdnn, on Sano. (o6-1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08

Bittsburg, Ya. = Im uereanseneu
Sonutaae, Den 4. Wui, legte bsr SOdw 'its
Stihpf 9pmeEec UNI 81 ll6r 0ad)mittass
ben @runbfein sur neueu ct. Soispbs. &itd)s
IN Sharpsburg. aus Bittsburg uno Inn.
ssgenD bate iid eiue 9rose Weuihenmenss
III Der SeiTttfeit eingeiunoeu.
Bi1lia msburg, N.=D.- 4m oorlet.
ten Sonntage nuroen in berSt. Warientir il
oahier sin ebematser M etbobiiienprebi9er u
sehn weitere Beronen aus ueridiebeueu Gel
Ten in bic fatbolIibe &ir6e uuf9euommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
lNrdiNent @r0nf.

Chicago, Z. Wai. - Der PrGfSent
beiu6te beute Mittag in Segleitun9 oes Ses
uutors gosan, giirgermeiiters MeOt0 unb eis
net auSabl unoersr Serrsn, ous eOtal Der
SaubelStammer rnO putbe bel Den &aufl:u'
ten ourf, benBrdiioeuten berielbeu eiugeftbrt.
ST murOe mt Surrabrnfen empfaugen unb
ermiOerte l5enbermaBsu:
,Weiue Serreu BON Der Sanoelstammer
grlanben Sie, oaB i6 Sbnen mittbeiIe, mel
Dies Sersnii9sn i'd bel Der 8etradtung Der
geridDuerungen Shrer Stuot empfinOe. Sc.
nau cine Wode Dor meinem lesteu Seude
murre bic Stabt bon ienem groBen llngliid
beimgeluf)t uno uidt :Qein flao bic Spursn
tss 6euers uerpiidt, 20 'rn iie 1T lest io9ar
id10uer ME ,uuor uue in erfrsut, meiae
Serren, Sie oils bic : sr oieIsS 8obl'
ftdubeS hier beariBen a. ,lert."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
Sobn .. samaa Il Gomp.,
Rr. M. gseSfs Druttsfraae.


Sdnhler NIT ben beaen berteu
e9feRs' Sanens, Sunburp= unb &unIberIaHea
Soblen,
2240 Efun6 ouf bte Eonne in GlIen s6Qen, Fret Don
6diefer uub luoern nnreniateiten. (sspt6, t2Nef)
Die befeu Striutnbien su ben aisNr;ae
Ren Yrriien.
&oblsu ron ber -Boliiuiorsr @ompuente,s re8 be-
s5uGerz Boftoner @ompGsai.i
ftmer nno RAID brenRenoe RD3IeH-oie bsfss Sosltp
obi oem btefgen Itortts
8u Derfauien
&ur.enIabunss s. oberzonusuD rife.
Hut5 -Qufeus' BaIepz" nn6 @umberl6uhst ScbIss
q. q. Gisse, gsent ber
gSaItiuorer scble1-s u. 1unionzg giienbQb smp.
Biireau: er. 9, $rutbfrase.
gobienb6fe; @6e Der ROrtbe uuo Dtafiionhrasl
uhb sae Der Aiice Ann uno absMorlettase-
(SftlA,12D DlteS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
a3cfanntmncbuug fir

Gcfanutmaduug fir
SagO 0iebBaber.
2QliH h Rano tulper.6 ompa8ns madt bic Rntz
fsbenoeu Sorteu, rUehe te Dem ButItum ais Die
uorSii9liGfcH &lrtitel Gubiect
GRANGE LIGHTNING Buloer
pom Hr. l-gtr. Z.
ORANGE DUCKING Ruoer,
Don SIR. bis ., IN tlciHCn metaueneH 6dBten BON
Ga 8tuno.
AUDUBON Buluer,
oon SIR. bis A. ia WItau@6G66en bon ca uns
1213 BmR9.
ORANGE RIFLE BuloIr,
8r65e g. g.. IS. e': uGo 666:. -, in WetaI'
t5dB4eH Don 6}3, ~ nno p Elunb.
Se Witt SurR, 49ent,
SIR. I55, gBet BrattitraBe,
(Senl312Mts,io ioG.D 2. @taae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
9r. 8. u. stienrD.
Hr, 141, Weft-Eapettes, unterbolt Der

DDWdrONIuBH,
tann burd cine 3O.idbrise grfabruns in 6oiptd!ern
uno Brpat-graris eiueSeiiuH9 pon trBli srtraHtien
mem SABRE in 1aaen ouri elm lctdlse oeltmitte
geidbrlfte Srantbeitsn res Slute5, oaiieS, Nnie
unC SoutzSedwire uno htelriebenos Sitsrausen u
(. 70. ldHeI sebsilt.
Junge 3ente,
an aorper n GeiIf Durh unbeSabt1mteit -uuo cine
iiseuos 9ebenspeiSe leioeno nit Sttsrn, Metcuno.
iie, Rerpen' ooer orsdntlter Sbpdbe, ouheH, I'm.
pelnaulbtst, obencerausSepruns beboitet, ,iogiet
uno prompt eeihnert. uno uolt9s 8Idft luiebcr err
Iaust obne OuedHihsr. Spre6 tnnbeu pen hts II
d Or Bormittass, 2 bis 1br Radmittass unb Z
uHt Abenos. (6o-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
sic W@beitcrbclrcounn. :.

Sem Dorf, Z. Utai. - Slerbunbert
@truBcnpIlilerer baben inOrange. q. S., bic
Arbelt eiu9eiteGt uuO Der &OntrattOr bat um
poliSeili6en Sfue gebcteu. Die itoljeuiaeH
9lrbeiter buben fd nit ben 2tu5iduOigeu uerz
etaigt.
BrOpioeuce, N.sS., 7. Wai.-Su Osm
Qu8ianoe Der Sabritarbeiter 1T nod nidt bic
aertnate STdnoeruuq einQetreteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
SdS 1tnoIiicf in 0trOr, SQ.

6 &btcaso,7 I. Wiai. - Die neueiien 8e.
ridl;e pon 9iron melOer, baB bi8 iett As
Qeid,en sefunssn tuOrben ftnO, uno man he9t
oie0offnung, buB nidt mebr 1865 2eihen
uuiSuiiaoen iiuO. Sier;ig bis fiinf3tg Der
ionsu ino uerleet; IS 1T m09lib, OaB 4Ge
rpisoer berseiteQt msrOen. @tnlge merOen ie-
bod iiir 2ebeHs5ert Srippel bIebcu. Sat
ben ganSen Sag i9lu9eu Die @lOden an, Der
GOotenbOf 3eigt 5ablreid)e friihe Siisel uuo
ieOes !6aus it gum 9ruuerbauie 9eworSen.
Aus einigsn 6auIiIieu tomen io9ar mebrere
R,rIouPu IrnI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08

9tew.albanp Suo.. G. Otai. - Der
Regsr Salcp g8heeler, in&hurleStOmu, @lalt'
@Ountp, pOhnhaft, Der 0fterS geprulIt bate,
oaB er elnQuart 8btsfp auf eineu 3u5 aus
trtnfen f0nue, tuurbe, ais er am Samita9
abeuo Dor Martrn 0utdman'S Gallon uor=
begging, Don etner 4uSabt Wdnner uufgefOrs
bert, in ben SalOn gu treten unO bort Elm
Quart 8bisfp, rpelaen iie fitr i'm beSablen
moGteu, auSSutrinten, 8heeler leiitetc Der
4ufiOrOeruug 5oIge. Nadoenl er Die fttpu>
lirte Quantitdt setrnnfeu battle, ucrlieB er ben
9utoH. AlS er ungefabr 3wei squares meit
9e9an9en mar, fiel ct beItnnungslos nteoer
uuo fum bis Sonntag fIib, NO er itarb,
nidIt mebr ,ur YeIiuuuuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
Ole MnnisipaImdh1.

btauupoliS, Z. Mai. = SoQidns
Oige 8eridte aus alien BarOS gebeu Dem De-
motratiifen &uuOoaten Otitdeu 378 Stinl'
men Waioritdt fir OaS RaporSlmt. Die
rspublifaniAeu @anoiOaten fir StQOtrdtbe
itnO uuBsrhenl erwdblt.
Der neue Staotratb tpiro II rspublifanis
i6e unb osmotratiihe 0tit9lieOer 3dblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
Baltimore
Girt 9n[uranre Qfire,

SiibuehsGde pon Soutbz uno WateriireEe.
0isis @ejeuibaitpaiidhert fortuGbrenb seseu gerz
INT ODER 5haoen ourd Brdnoun9lut iowobl in eet
Staot uie in 9auoe, aue arisn pon gisentbum,
9Dobu., 9aeenz uno WaoIenbduier, Sancslssiter,
atsrbau. Brcbutte. Dioben, Saus 9erGtbdaften
i'm Hau beariffsne ooer i'm Daien in eaouHs beEHoz
HGe iSabr5euee u. 7. 70.
bas Giysttotium bsiiebt aus iolseneen Serten:
80 m. -. Sarriiou, BriFeent;
Geo R 8idcrs, 8. D. 4Gpff,
Snuib 9 g2lion, 3. Robt. Senfns,
Soiub Qennnetou, q. Wiotton StsD irt,
Jroucts Z. Sing, V. s. Hemcomsr,
Seurp S uon, SrpiQe SorwiS,
81, 9 Steuart, g8. gS, Gapfof,
lEm. s. 8rune, Ssrael sobeI,
@scrss I Sarriiou.
Npplfatou5.it otnulGre uno meltere VGhr4t hber
bic GeR0idb1t lpirb IN Der Office, Gubneds9fe uoH
Goutbs unb gBaterfrase. srtpeli, mo aud ane Auiz
trdae ioiort crleoiet DCrbsn. 8eTinerunaen 10 tosn
aui Iseub ers lSIla an9enommen, fpslde Der appti'
tant rpIniben mag.
(SaNl1J0 6r. sSooepcrtt, setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
)afeS NmCS.

0ortbsg Il, 7. Wai. = Ser 3ufani
bes Srn. AmeS it nod uuuerdAoert, Der SoG
tanu ieben 2tugenbIif eintreten.
Das SSrace Dc8 OpfrS. - atlantic.
9alifar,7. Mai. : Der 0ampfer nQt'
Gautic" III gdnstid) auseinanoer geiprengt unO
BON Dem gSrad RidtS mebr auf Der 8aiier,
ildd1e su ieheu. 4m S5ountal uuo Dtontag
murten IA 2ei6en erlaugt. Die Spreuguug
bes 0ampfers miro als uoreiltg be6ei6net u
idhnrf mi phillint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
RDblem su berabSeieEtcn Treiisu
Wurrnunll 4. Snmrl.,

SdneIer NIT ben been oorten aobisn. neids eter tu
aGurfte debrad1t nerbeu. Vie, nelde 9ohen gsbreus
Den, iperbeu wobl oaran thun, porSulprsben uno TO-
sleit III fauieu, ebe Der 9reis fei9t.
Biireau: German, eriie GPnr efiib Dor ee'
aIpertHraae. (Sept2G,1jO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08


8raibear, 7. Mui. - @dt yWstropo.
litaner" iameu heute DtOrgen bier an, mas
bic 4uSabI Der 8elBeu duf 45 ieitteat. Die
8iirger uermsigerten Allen Oboaf, uno bal.
ten fle iia infol9e 0siieu in eiuer tleinen, nit
ytegeru iiberfiuteu piitte uut. Sle Aabsn
8eisbl, uadl ct. Wtartinsuille gu 9e9eu, fGn.
nen ieOo6 feiuen Grau8port erlangeu. Das
Sdbres8oot lit fortgeihafft wOroen uno Die
fSli4erboOte weroen bet Srantliu uu9ebalttu
uno bon S:irseru bepaht. SGmmtlde be-
iige Surger liuo entidjloieu. 9lqes lit rublg.
GIn Dietropo'ituner, melder ourd) ben
Wlorait uou ct. Wartnaullle 9efOmmen If,
bat minblide 9epeiben bon Stem Orleans
uub beridtete, DaB Badger etngei4lO1en lei
uno oaB er in oer uergaugeuen ytadlt um 2
ubr idmares& s&anonsnfeuer 3mei StraBen pom
@eridtSbauie, no Oberit Badger ielre Horce
couSeRtrut, seh0rt babe. Die 8iir9cr lam.
nelu ii6 pou allen Sbeilsn 2ltla.apq8. Bi8
ieet itno buuptid@lih Die iuuseu, ben bsiiern
@ludeu Der @eieuI6Gft au9eh0rigen 9eute iu's
6elo gelosen.
Sie iinO ebenfuGs gut bsritten uno i'm I'D.
aeneinen nit Sinterlabern bepafiuet.
Die uerheiratbeten Wduuer in ben StGbtcu
iibermudeu Die Sr9uuiiutiOuen Der gte9er II.
beretteu td Dor. iie Su Uercitelu. 9ie@api,
tGne Don 9ampfern finO sewurnt worOen,
feine uVletropolIt0ner" su transportlren, u,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
. u HEf
feineu Site
A. 9olbz uub Silberuaarea

~ sNOID< IND StIDEEUNkLEas
RX. Gin ret6baItss Eager
SIeoonte StIberIa DEN.
@sloene uub flterne 3 II d snaar rem
Gftberpiattirte Doarsn.
tfnz 8ejfer aaren. -
0eue 8rou5esS stkS- T. U
su iebr biltgen BreiIen btt
81. y. kSarner
t.iasm rsuen @ei5dite,
DtamantenII
Rofbure g dmut ben sns
6terlinafilbsrsg1SaGten-
Bated, Philippe & Gomp.'s
Geufer Saj9tnubren (etpas glssansss'
Hlbsrpiettirten ISaaren bel
Geo. E. ESebb q; Gs.,
f22aR g1e Der Baltimore uEo WssshS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
eSnlaao : 9spel9s,t.
NuS wdfhiuat0n.

g9ai6ington,7. I. Rui. - Die JeOe.
niie. @innabmeu bellsfen iid beute auf S482,'
271.14.
- Die Snbianer=&ommiifon in Stem gorl
bat Dor ibrer Sertaguug Beidliiiie gefaBt, in
peldsn @rant'S 6rieOens- YOlitit 9ebiai9t
mirb.
- Senator 6amlin bat Die Qnnabme lei.
ncs grtra> SqlairS perpeigert. 9oS @leidt
thaten bic 6O. Grene unb ,Oale bon Maine,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08

g. 3abudrstli6ss.
Sr. 9B. S. Gtgeribge,
Wr.21, Glib Sro 10 az.
mott isnsu uielen reutihsn auntEH unb Gem Vublt-
fun befannt. bas er jett bere't IN, tnfl'fS 3c9ne
Gtcbt aroeibafft peroen tonnen, Bu Itetsrn. MciHe
SSrGmiums IGbne tonnen nldbt ubertroitsn iperren,
nno inn fnrGeebeuos aatantirt. VEcIn sat9as DlTo
tooIb mid beIcttet uno brtetdtt tetne bopn sol
osn JHsine Gullune 1T sGrant.rt, 5u 8etGutn. Sdb
ntiere cie befe arbelt biuIger, OLE r9eho eEano IN
Der Staot. rs: y. Nioet.cet;
iRoplS, ,i2Wtey) Str. Sf, SHr'StperIpGp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
Selearapbil@e 9epeilbell.
@arop6ii5e &abelberi9tes

. on ber naiiocirten Brefie" tiir Den r&oueipOnoe
ten" beridtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
Der 8rieo Qeoen sic WoSocs.

g t. YOuts, I. WilI. - SunT gSa990n8
uoQ BuuoesiOloaten paiHrten bier burdl ua9
Californian bstimmt, nm IN Dem 8rie3e ges
gen Die UtoOocs betmenoet SIT WcrOen.
ySirren in 3ouiliana. : Sellpaa bei=
ndbe erfhOiIcn. - SuRoeetrup=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
0er MONO MefonSfe F;ir y3priFo
SeRialttdt.

Gpan8uille, SuO., Z. WOi. - Sberii
SObu Us. Softer, Der neusreruunute @elaubtt
fiir Mertfo, reii'te heute Nbeno ppu bier Qb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
Nt. GourtneD & Srnoer,
SSr. IA, SlprS SbarlesfraFe

OSs S""**"SD ~ @$"~"'
Ssr. IA, SiDrS SbarlesfraFe,
Gie Der 5apetteiraBe.
Bir MAIDEN aui unIsren relt5ultseR uuo attortir'
Ra 8orrltb Don
Gbartpagner,
~b,;rz ss eiueu Don Der feinasn Gualftdfs
6berrpz, Pprte unp ylaoeira' Wetuen,
Sranntpsin,
Samaifa Rum,
Sectcb aSbisfep uub
6aoanua=Stsarren
oosmsrfInm. psIdbe ale Srpst gBo9sn per DaTpfsr
smnfanaen uno i'm alsnsH tu Gu9roB@Ptsllsa psrf
Serner:
fsiuen 1br
ulo
aussewablte groeeris= fsaareu fir Camille.
alIetntee aeenten oes berHbmtsu IN bou l. 70 l.
aenRosseu WhtStea. tSeSlS'1EvftD
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-16
INC Irish University Bill.

As the English Ministry have been defeated in
the two Houses of Parliament on this BILL the
reader will want to know something more of the
merits of the question than has been afforded in
our brief telegraphc dispatches. We find the
following article on the subject in an Eastern
exchange, which receives it information through
English sources
The two great Universities Of England Oxford
and Cambridge are formed of many separate Col
icUes united under one government. Such was the
81 IN for Ireland when Queen Elizabeth established
Trinity College, Dublin, the nucleus OF the in.
tended University. The design failed, however
and there have since sprung up the Queens Colleges
the Catholic University, and the Dublin University
all under separate government, and most of them
religious either Catholic or Protestant, in their
tests Mr.. Gladstone's scheme is to merge the best
the centre shall be Trinity College. Dublin. The
separate Colleges will be those of Trinity, Belfast
Cork, Magee, and the Catholic University; while
the separate existence of the others will be discon
timed. OF the ESQ., 900 yearly revenue allotted for
the University, Trinity furnishes $4,000, the alb
sorption of Galway College Els, 900 more, the ma
circulation fees 5000, and the surplus fund from
the disendowment of the irish Church the remain
ing 10000 The marrow of the bill is the COM
plete abolition of religious tests, both Catholic and
Protestant in ALI Colleges of the University. There
are TO be no chairs 10 theology, moral philosophy,
or in modern history. Nor candidates for ma
circulation to be examined in moral philosophy or
modern history against their will, and both alb
solutely excluded from examinations for emOlu-
meuts. On the government of the University turns
the main issnc, comprising the difficult task of sat
isfyng both Catholics and PrOtesiants. The bill
provides that for the first ten years. from 1915 TO
1885, the Council shall be appointed by Parliament,
after that vacancies to be filled alternately by the
Crown, the Council ITSELF and the Professors of the
Colleges
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-16
The Steam Line.

The Webb Line to New Zealand has unques-
tionably gone where the woodbine twineth, in
other words, has been abandoned. One result
will be that the Hawaiian Government will save
twelve thousand dollars q year-the amount of
the subsidy which has been paid to the line for
the past two years.
No definite information has yet been received
by the agents relative to the steam service be-
tween this port aud San Francisco. The con-
tract between Holiday and the United States
Government runs four years longer, or till 1877,
but the U. s. Postmaster General has the power
to cancel it at any time, at the request Of the
contractors, after due notice. An that we can
learn about the line is the following from the
San Francisco correspondent of the Sacramento
Union, = generally well-iuformed authority.
We trust his statement may prove true, and if
the Dakota will be detailed for this service. it will
be all that we can ask:
1.-THE announcement has been made that the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company has purchased
the four steamers belonging to Webb's Australian
line. Probably one more trip to the Colonies
VIII concluoe tne service oil thfs hne, Wnen the
steamers will be placed on the Panama route,
with perhaps one exception the Dakota, reserved
for carrying the mails, etc, to Honolulu. This
important service will then. without doubt, be
concluded The business will warrant the run
ming of monthly line to and from the Islands,
especially that the sailing packets have been
nearly all drawn of and diverted into other chan
nes. The bark D. c. Murray is the only vessel
now running in the Honolulu packet line, and
she. it is said. is now making her last voyage.
With frst-cIass steamer running on time to
Honolulu, there would be considerable travel, and
the local freight would. with the Government
mail subsidy of $4,000, leave fair margin of
profit on the venture
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That the Shepherd" who does the N,lsou so
artistically from week to week, should have re-
turned from his flying visit to lanai with his tenn
per so put out and his vision so distorted BY the
voyage, that be Is unable to see things any longer
through tie lovely, serene and sunset atmosphere
in which everything has heretofore been viewed
and picturedi What's the matter ?-have the
sheep proved faithless, or did they fail to know
the shepherds voice, and refuse to yield the
coveted ieeces; or has the price of wool fallen
six cents pound or is the loss on the Nuhou
becoming too great burden to bear?
Alack He scowls at US because, forsooth, we
would make the GAZETTE readable Dear sir, we
did not resume the old quill for pleasure, as did
you but as matter of business. And we mean
to make this paper still more readable, or we will
drop it. Our style is not new one; it has been
the same for twenty years and if the Nuhou
editor has only just now found it out, all the
worse for him. We intend to make the GAZETTE
in every respect live wide-awake paper, impart-
ing life good feeling and at least six dollars worth
of late and valuable intelligence among the COM
munity which depends on it for news. In Short
the Nusou must learn. if it has not already, that
there are other neto hoes at work in the public
field, stirring up the ground. and disclosing the
gttering gems and unconsidered trifles which lie
hidden beneath its surface.
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Easter Sunday i'm Honolulu.

The quiet Sundays which the metropolis of
Hawaii enjoys constitute one of its chief attrac-
tons. Whether 1t be something in our tropical
climate, or because those who work bard enjoy
more the rest which Sunday brings to them here
than elsewhere-one thing is certain, Saturday
night and Sunday morning in Honolulu are well
coined by all classes, native or foreign, poor or
rich. And as a general rule, it is day of rest
to all. Even the Chinese among US learn to re-
spect the day, aud the children of the better
classes among them join with those of natives
and foreigners in the Sunday schools, and with
their parents attend divine service.
Last Sunday especially, the first after Lent, the
attendance at all our churches was unusually
large. There are in the city four Congregational
Churches two Hawaiian and two American), one
Anglican Episcopal aud one Roman Catholic
Hawaiians are pretty regular church goers, and
the morning services in particular, are usually
well attended On Faster Sunday, Rev. 9. w.
Pilipo preached at Kaumakapili, and Rev. H. Ii.
Parker at Kawaiahao Church, and it is not high
estimate, when we say, that over three thousand
persons were in attendance at the morning ser
vices in these two churches The Bethel Church,
where Rev. Dr. Damon dictates, and Fort Street
Church, Rev. Mr.. Frear, were both unusually full.
These four churches usually make no special
efforts for Easter, but on this occasion we OBJ
served decorations of wreaths and boquets of
ferns and rich flowers We had intended TO give
a synopsis of the sermons, but find our space too
limited to-day.
At Saint Andrews, the Right Rev. Bishop
Willis preached in the morning from the words
Go, tell my brethren that go into Galilee, and
there shall they see me !" and in the evening from
the text Who shall roll away the stone?" Both
services were well attended, especially that in the
morning, when the chapel was crowded to its ut
most capacity. r5 al-r
At the Roman Catholic Church, the Right
Rev. Bishop Maigret held high mass, and the
large building was crowded. We have noticed
that the singing of the females in the Choir is
very fGe, one or two of them having splendid
voices. They have been trained by Father
Hermann, and their singing adds much to the
attractiveness of the service. We are Informed
by one of the members that at the early morning
communion service, at o'clock, there we're over
three hundred communicates present, an unusu-
ally large number.
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the sovereignty Of the Hawaiian Islands, and
upon the remarkable unanimiiy of sentiment
by which you have been called to this high po-
sition
BY the peaceful and harmonious adjustment Of
the political questions involved in so important a
change in the government, the Hawaiian people
have illustrated their right to an honorable place
among the civilized nations of the world.
The American people, and especially those
represented by the American Board, will ever
cherish lively regard for the political and social
welfare of the Hawaiian Islands.
take special pleasure in saying that the Pru-
dental Committee feel great confidence that the
interests Of education and Of the Christian reli-
gion as the basis of national prosperity. will be
generously cared for by Your Majesty, and by
the distinguished gentlemen whom you have in
vited to a share 10 your counsels.
In the hope that your reign may be an honor
TO the noble line you represent, and promotive Of
the best interests OF all classes of the Hawaiian
people,
In behalf of the Prudential Committee,
N g. CLARK.
Foreign Secretary Of the A. 3, c. f. NJ