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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

Set9t on, oaB er beute IN ieiuem Qotale inter
SeOduOe oeS n@OrreipOHoenien" Orei per-
Sorten SeSar- Nstn aufeden uno AT
Ireilen uertQuien miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
CLINTON RubinIfcin. Ocnri gSie'
uidDSfi. ChnuIdS

Rlttuodl, oeu 16. Ipril, itebt un5 elm NILS
italliher @enuB bepOr, ME er ms bi8ber
MIR ielten, pieaeibt nod ME 9eboteu wuros.
Inton 9tubinlteiu, 9errt &lenian8fl uuO
8beoOOr GbOmaS' au]Sas;eidnete &apele
merben gu glclt]er 3cit in Der r6reimauyCr.
Dale" auitrcteu uuO obue 3Ueifel Die gauge
Site unierer Seu6tIcruns Oabin Siebtn. DaS
Yro9rumm 1T Elm ithr rclhbaltIgeS uno UNI.
taBt bic auSgejuhtcIten mu ittaliiAsu YerIen.
0aB oO8 tuultllsbenoe Yublitum am I6.
Nprtl in Der u6reimaurer- pale" uift tebleu
mirO, brQudeu mir mobl faum III ernIhnPu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
SIR. IS. Y. NpG
.Sr. g. meOer

pirODiontd9 in ieiuem 2otale, Jtr. As, 6ano.
oerltr. elnen marmlen Guuif uuftlI6en uHo@r,
ranger Bier bonn Sob oer;apfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
2, NDers' gaKnpartae
3ur MeiniQura Drs 8lutrs.

Stele Wttd nHg Der be-
eetabiliihen, bic Shfte
Oerbr herrosn Wliftel Sais
idpuriue, Qmpferiraut.
Stiniugid uuo Nlrnun
nit Sootnli uro giien BIZ
,Dirtt cine todit lpirtiame
SttIrna elmer Heibs bon
. isbr bauu9 %OOriommen.
cen une auBerft peinigeus
ctn Beidwsroeu. Sic reis
rt0t cas glut uro IhuFft
bic OertedtPn EHitp moi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
Nrp;es ae9en Sbpmau Suebes ires
gen GtmUrbuna SOfepb Wuner'e
i'm SpateS'fden Gtfenbammer
auf 4Ccuff : 9pint.
Die SGid)mpTeucu toHutcu lid, aud 9eIierfi
nud, tsidNf Piuiosu

uUdb uidbt e%iuigeu.
@l8 geitern friih 10 ubr bas &~riminal9e'
rtdt S%uiommeutrat, ttai bon Dem @eitwO.
rcneu=@ Olcgmm, cas- lett Qonueritag 9tat)
mittag ? llbr sur geratbuHg iiber slucn8 br.
iprud III Obigem YrOjeiie beliammeu mar,
Die Dtittbeiluug Gin, oaB es inter linen bier
iibsr nod gu feincr @inlsuuQ sctOmmen lei.
9tahmjttagS 3 llbr erbielt Der Getihtsboi
cine 'peite gOtiduit gIsiten 9ubalt5, woraui
CT i'd. Die Serrsu nod linqer inter SerihluB
BaltenO, bis beute iriib IL llbr oertagte. USE
Die Stimmen Der @sidporeneu iidJ tbeileu,
barber lit JtidtS in Ole OeientlidteIt &c.
oruugsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
9n Ner -MrbcltcrndIe.n

SIR. 5, Sio<6reOeridiraBe, 1T augenblidlid
Elm groBes panorama oeS oeuti9=frGnj0hidsu
8rieges aufgefsat, auf oaS mir uniere 2eier
beionOers auimsrfinm MAIDEN mObten, ba
un8 cine iolte SehenSpiiroigteit nur ielteu
geboten miro uno oteies BanOrama zines Der
8r0Bten &uuftIperts ut, me!te ismals in BoI-
tlmore Qe;eiqt lpuIben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
RaItimprer StnNttheatcr.

3u Der o@OucOroia" gclan9t: gelteru N6enO
gum BCnsit3c iiir "uniereu perotCnltuOuen ar-
tiitliheu Director 6rn. Qeiurih Utaret S9a
teipearc'8 Grauuipiel; y5fiharo H." 5ur
9ariteuun9. ST. 6elene gill;on ulO 6r.
@lsranoer Garena, luelte ibre Diltuirtung
S~uaeiaat hattcu, waren nidt 9etommeu; oie5
ptrOient umiOmcbr get0Oelt 81 wCrOeu, ais
Die Auhiibrun5 be8 Stiids8 oarunter beOell-
tend 5u letoen bate.
6r. Woret leprdleutirte bic GlteIrClc mo
iiibrte cititlbe aud) anertenuenSpatb Ourh.
Die Burtie Der yNuua" ianO ibre Sertretung
Ourt 6rQu ISABELLA Ntaret. 9ieie jun9e
Dame, betauntlit cine 9ebOrene Iner,tas
merlin, Ger nod Dor meuiJtH 5abren be oeut-
Idle Splade cine uoIitdn0ig unbetannte mar,
bat i'd in acknowledgement Welie Ill elmer tiidI.
tlgen &iiniltriu auf Der oeutideu Siibue
entUideIt, mOUOn lhre 9etrlIe ytIltung mte.
Der Elm gldnSeuoe8 3eugn,B abIsgtc. NOnta9
miro gum SereT}e iur 6ru. Snrl Scope, Der
bereIt8 lett NOteu ttant Oaruieccrllegt, Oa8
@44ratterbiIo =: Gbcreie &rOueS" gsgeben wer-
ben. Sofientlid miro unier Gbeuterpublitum
ourd SabIrelten 8eiut Der Wtouta98oOritcl'
lung Gem brausn 6iini.er letne Sbelluabme
III prFrnnpu nebp,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
rltilta 5taOttbslle Su iibsrligslu.
Seridtc ans Dem Jnnern oeS
StuufeS.

- (2Cr &ohlerbanoCl i'll @HmbCllano.)
Ser &Oblenueriauot in Cumberland Iiir Die
am 20. 0tdr; euoenoe ISOLDE belief llf 34,s
8I8 Gornen unO IA Str, Deer 1883 Sounen
uno II Str. mcbr, ais III Der correspondence
Den ISOLDE os8 p~oliasu Sabre8. MGlrenO oe8
bl8ber ueliloljeuCn 8bttle8 bieie5 SatrtS be-
licf lid Der Yeiauot ami 1928, 769 Scnnen uno
10 Str, Gin Wtebruerianbt BON 52,397 2Ons
nCl uno 10 Str. oils i'll tcmiGlbeu 3eltraulne
bes SubreS 1872. Der SranspOlt pro GiieRf
babu iei5t cine Sermebtung BON 5000 8on'
nen uuO Is Str, mel Die ScrIhlfinn9 auI
Dem Canal mn 1909 3Onnen uno III Ctr.
abQcuommen bat. Dies mar elm &clultat
uou Dem Nu5ItanOe Der SoOtiibccr I'M &e=
gimme rer S0liOu. @Qbleuo Ger ItBteH OGel
Gage IinO 50 @Oote nit 9l4G Soaneu unO
IL Sir. Soften BON blCr au5tlarlrt.
-(0a8 @auptQualtier &Suibrpgton'5 in
Gumbtrlano.) 9a8 tleIre Sol5gebduGc, mel=
dies @cnCral Wal4ln9tOn wdhrcuo Der SSbl8=
len . llurubcH III YcunlpIuanlen III Sabre
1894 ais 9auptQunltjer benuete, muroe DOR
Ciulqen &aGclt uie6crguifer, nm 8lag fir
0a5 neue Gountpz8 tiGu9nlB iu MAIDEN.
(&erbaftung bon Nulleruftlheru.l -
NieoergOlt Ino elne Otengc 2%lulterufitcr
wegeu &uittrniaug8 im 9btptant 6luiis,
Golbot.Go,, je gu S75-15O Suuie Oerur'
tbejlt mUroen.
- 600 eines Encouragement Qr;tc5 in
@riuceB Anne) I'm lebteu 0OHncritaa DIOR.
gen utlidllto Gr. 6enrp 8ri8toc i'll BrincGB
Nrme, STD. Ser &critorbene nor Elm be-
FAINTER uuo etiolgreider Nr3t init elmer be-
oellieRO,u Yrori0 III SOmeriet uno Den an
9rcuicuocu @OuutIcs. 81. BrlscOe mobnte
friibCr in ct. Dtarp'5 Sountp.
(Giue neue republitaui'6e 3GitunG.)
Die ,0ailD geus" Don Gumbertano, bic iih
bis lcet cine uuabbdngIye Stelung III Der
Bolltlt btrpabrte, bat i'll tbrCr IaSgube bonn
3. &plil, Der 1. Nummsr OeS orltten 9abr=
GANGS, auge3eigt, oaB ie bjnfoIt republita.
niide 3enoeu3en DerfOtgcn wlrO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

i6er bie llriade Sssllnfaues abssben.
8arl Sdmauot, Sber- 3r9snitur Der .Ytorn@
anos3ufer. RuiiiHerie" ia9te aue: @r hobe
Sas Waterial Der Seriprunacnen Waidine MI.
tcriudt uuo CLAUDE, es ie; unm6gtlh, austin
Dig su mahed, iuoourd, eas llu9liid uerurs
lodlt luoyben lei. gS f6nue BON pielsu I'm.
IGGnOen btWIrft morheu iein, COO, miiie er
uiht, melfem pom bieisu e8 b1i;unslsn lei.
Die Molhine ihien iidyter III lem, ais bic in
Der rMarplanb- 3ufer= Jtuifinsrle" ssbraudl'
tel, uno lei nod einem ueri4ieOencn YriuSipe
ccnittulrt.
Gicrmit nurtc boS i3rusenuub5r geidloi.
len unO Der SAT- wurpe Den @eidworenen
iibegeten. NatNem oisielbeu iih beratbeu
battert, gobcu lie sinsu @ab.iprud ub, oaB
yWilb. Serbian isireu GOo burd ~Su'GuiSes
Seriieu etner @entriiugal.Y taidlpe i'll Der
,@Qluert= 3uder< Raiiiuerie" Qeiun0en babe"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

BSB Or. SIaus &5rcbmcr'S dbtcr
Ser9encr SebcrtDrau miro BON aer3ten
empfobleu i'll 6Gueu BON H6eumatiSmn8,
Stropbelu, @rdt, Nbmaaernng, auS5ebrun9
uno alien 9aut9eitwitlteH. 81 ucrtauicn
a 81 DE 6luide, 6 itr So, in alien Npotbe.
len unO bel ben Acknowledgements iE4mtrita,
Il. $O9eler & Comp. (39 y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
uuIerc SSO6cn : Musgnbc.

liner geItern srid,isneueS &OdenbIatt eHt.
bdlt auBer cen gebrdudllhen stH' unO aus
lanoiidleu SeritteH cine
D%OuftdnSiac ShiISeruna Ses Shtfs=
brudbeS bc5 SpfrS. uSltlanttc,"
Nuoslle. Warttbsritte Il. +. No., II. ~.
BreiS 3 @ts. 6rlnco nah Oeut>dlano 10
Gents. Die expedition.
Yg1 -Dl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

> Curator fir Woris uno qDuis b%siIbrunu, fuiosr Babel
SeiIbruul, aInge aui 81, 900 Gntih6oisuug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
ser .WcethppenzM dnncrhnrM

ftnb.t morgeu inter Uilttuirfuug or Mao.
6aItsAnerbad uno oeS gemlihten @bOr5 elne
Qbenounterh QltuuQ itQtt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

OUR SStener @nstteunna+- Be6.
fcl uno S~reoitbrtefe.
0te oeOorltebeHoe Wiener Melt : Iu8fel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
Nr. Nr0nl M1rSne.

Der ,,Sf=SaItimorer YteoerFraus"
halt nlorgen Abeno feline IeBte ipuntaqli6e
QntCrhQltuna in lfnihcr'S -Onpnn" nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

gafirt oieie gBode Die bcriibmte qontoncr Quuri'fde
4"antomtmen.S ruppe, aus funi Wtt9IicOcrn Der ,{amilie
SGurt bcltc9eno, uno briuirt in jpet groBcn Yanto.
mlmen.
4uBerOem iiuo fHr 0ieIs gBode mebrert auccre ueue
Grdtte 9eDOnnCu. bcjuglIb oercn uuo ilrer GeituR9cu
mir dui Ole berCTtenoe Aunouce ucrweGcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
Gerbaftmua eiucs amaebiithen Hfeu.
DO : 0cbtim : Rrli3,ftcn ,pe9en
Sf,frtuSpfS

Inter alien bieRleu Gldtterr mar Der y@or'
reiponoent" bus ein5ise. welheS 9eliern elnen
cineebcnper 8Cridt iiber Die Sreiipred)ung
OsS Siaaf Satob8, weldIer beIdlulolst NOR,
Elm Yaar Stiefcletteu g~eltohlen Su baben,
braftt. gSlr ermQbnteH babel, oaB <ter
@ilmor Dem Staats, Nnpalte mittbstlte, OaB
Elm anaeblider @eheimz BoIi5ti Ole 6aaltlle
ocs Satobs UNI 1925 bei6winoclt babe, bic
CT sur Changing ocr Sreilafung ces SafobS
benllseu molte, uno oerielben auiforesrte,
| bic Sate Dor zen @roBgcitmorenen aubdn.
Qig 3u MAIDEN. Der StaQt8z4 HlDalt bat ote'
lem geiude IN iomeit entiproden, al5 er ben
Seidjnl0igten, 81. yemiS, meltcr III gtr. Is,
9arriiOuIr., pOhnbait 1T, bat uerbaften lals
len. Gte @roBgelfmorsnen, Dor pelde or
geiiGrt nlroe, fauoen 9eniigenOsn 0rune,
mi geridtlih gegen i'm 81 pertab!en, uno
S9rifi Sane ididte i'm IN @rmangelllu9
ron $1,000 ms @eidngRlB, I'M lelne 4ro;el@
iirung abSupaIten.
9a8@ etter.-Gie 0epelAen oeS St9t
ual. 8iircal8 bon gellernAbeno meloeten leldls
ten Sdnee III YirgInia-&rtp, lettten Ns9en
in Sort Gath un0 Srobenoe8 &etter in Su'
lutb unD Grant>6aueu. Sn alien alroern
StQtioneu mar an9enebmeS 28etter uorherrz
ideno. Die Semperotur iudr in Nnaulta 81,
Baltimore CT, Solou %. Buffalo As, Chat
felton, "A, Cincinnati rs, 9aoenport &c.
Nort @ibion go, SnbianapOli5 IS, Seofuf 81,
Snoroiue So, geaueuwortb 70, gpndbura 78,
Menpbi8 So, Mtontgomsrp 81. Raibutue 83,
Ncu Orleans so, giewsyorf %. Ssmego AZ,
philadelphia SO, Bitt8burg II, YOrtlano 80,
ct. Souls SO, ct. Soul so, Chicago II,
Gulutb 80, 8oyt @urrp SO, Noriolt 81, Che.
report Sc, %idaburg 88, Omuba 65, Sirgts
uil-Gitp %, 0cnDer 30, Gbeqcane 80 Srao.
@ etteranSidt Sn ben mtttle=
rem uno Oiliten Staaten, iomie IN Der Ssz
qcnD Der nuteren See'n melren mir beute
Iorooftpino nnb tbeilmeiie benOItten 9lms
llnrl hnhfn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

U-3 VNW +FIIItNI VUW IUIUIV III
SScrtb. ,SromH'S y rom d. q
& | 0 de8" iinO Der populirEc Grtitel III
oieiem Edu0e Ober europa bel 6alslciOen
mo 0uitcn, uno otGie YOpularitdt Ut auf
wirtlldem Seroienlte bcgrin0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

giCbt iCiu britteS CONCERT Wittpoh, ben g..
aprll, III Der ,&OucOro a." 9aS IrOgrdmm,
oaS bel oieiem @OuSsrte Sur Multiplying tom=
men Nib, 1T elu iehr aemdbltes,
Sn Der ,Ocrmantd : Wdnncrhor=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
F. Nin ylrtiFcl pon innhrcn

Eg ~uETEFuJN OWVEI TIUIIItI IUuI INT
mcr Ill Baltimore. &r. BerrD'8 tlirflihG8
Gta6ItIiemeut b%cftnOct itd an Gl5gttp., nabe
SaratOgaltraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
Gun

iptelt tm tuult hleier 3obe DER pOpulGrt iugrnoGtdc
Sunlttcr ST.. 0runf Uid0o uEh Dito an iCocm Gbrno
in Dem gIoBen Drama: "Snug 6rottrt" G~uItrtten
uno itb obnc .SluCiIet Uielc ,Srcunoc uno SaGlrerte
Sorbeeren in uRiCrer StQ0t e]rtUerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

NUT WTttNNTLEt.
(JtIi2l,i3,S,P) hem ItGrftR 9egcHibGr.
Die Il D ttidRn bGmtiIGn N&drfte. -
gtGdftbeno esbtH mir Elm BeT3ei1nt6 cr 9eitJru aui
hem etriu9tOr. WGtlte 20, beuideEoeR Yrsiie:
ObieH=, Shaai', SdrOeine. uH3 Gnoere5 SIeIib.
HlnoHeIld, Porter 8ripe PRO Sunlb 8-l2
NOule" 30 NQmmClleiib, Yfnz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
SGrienbertdte.
BON Wm. Tifber S SObHsn,

~ O@I CpulHLluBCs
Baltimore, ten 4. gprit. abenbs 8 ubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

pirO nlorsen cine MISUNDERSTANDING I'M 60.
tale 6eS 6rn. 6ran5 Sdlegel abbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
Der ,,Soi.z Ocmofr,. xurnz

bat uuf Dtonta9. osn IA. April, ciuen grOBen
Sal Ill Der rGurnbale," SIR. "a, 4Seit'S0Is
timoreifrabe, ueraniialtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

9ei6alre 1925
unscihd'teY Friide l2-t5
Siri9eB obneS tgins 1910
WleloH n GitroH9t 3-tO
SronsbeCrga pro 0t 1920
Ustsen pro Elo, II
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-09-13

SEVEN MONTHS experience Of the Official rule of
the present Ministry has served to fully confirm
the opinion expressed by this Journal as TO their
fitness for governing, at the time they took their
portfolios on the recommendation of a high Off
cial now absent. They have proved themselves
to be eminently respectable, careful, conservative
and commonplace; and they have clearly demon
strated that they possess none whatever of the
high qualities of enterprise, shrewd d~iscernment,
originality, tact, prompt decision and energy,
that are all SO indispensably demanded for the
proper discharge Of the duties of Ministers under
the Constitution. The verdict of public opinion
is, that they have been weighed in the balances
and found wanting. A proper recognition on
their part of the significance of that verdict, and
a proper and timely consideration of their OWL
dignity in the premises, should induce them at
once to place their portfolios at the disposal o
His Majesty, rather than rick the unpleasant
possibility of being requested to do so by a pub
lie meeting of the citizens.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-09-13

In 4 short time we are to have &c the correct time
by telegraph - in all parts of the country wherever
the wires Of the Western Union Telegraph find
their way. Arrangements have been made with
the Government at Washington whereby clocks at
all the principal points will be connected with the
National Observatory clock in such way that the
swinging of the pendulum of the Washington clock
will be Simultaneous with the pendulum strokes of
clocks all the way from Portland TO San Francisco.
The clocks will be set for local time and standard
time 80 that astronomical observers and business
people can be equally accommodated with the
correct time 10y which to measure their actions. It
is to be hoped when that time comes that the diff
ferent public clocks in this city will be corrected
with the standard clock. so that the question
" What clock do you set your watch by ~ need not
be asked. rs IS now necessary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-09-13


message sent yesterday lT His Majesty % thc sol
diers in the Barracks It Is mo-, properly . pub
lie document, and rs publication is ct the request
Of those % whom IL was addressed.
I, LUNALILO, King Of the Hawaiian Islands, to
my subjects now assembled at the Barracks in Homo
lulu.
When three Of your number came 10 me at ny de-
sire the other day, 1 did not at that time fully e1-
press all l had N mind 20 say 70 you it Is well that
you have to-day sent again to inquire Of me, as to
nv wishes, and therefore / shall herein place IN
writing what 1 have TO say to you, clearly and dis
tinctly, 80 that you may all understand. And de-
sire to say, my people, that these are my final words
Of explanation and direction to you.
1t is my desire that you read this my Message with
care, that you may fully understand it.
/ was gratifei in meeting the messengers whom
you sent to me on the first occasion, and also to learn
that you had obeyed my commands sent through
them, which now repeat in this writing, in order
that you may all clearly understand.
First, 1 require you to listen to the words Of your
Father.
Second, That you DO nothing in contraventiOn Of
the laws Of the land, which We have ourselves made.
If you viii observe these, then all will be well and
peaceful. Therefore, my loving people, trust that
you will give immediate attention and obedience to
this instruction and command, which is this
That at oHce, and peaceably, you r~eliHquish The
possession Of all government property, Of 1rhateUeT
kind and description an the barracks and that you
depart. psacsa5ly, each by himself, 10 your Owr
homes, and remain orderly and peaceabiy under h'
lars Of our country.
IF you shall implicitly obey this my command
then | will be on your side, as a Father to his chill
dren, and / will protect you from injury.
Be not alarmed if you are proceeded agains
under the laws of the country. for here am l, you
Father, to take care of you.
Trust in me, for with me is the power to iorgiv'
and to release you.
These are my last words to you, let every on
listen and obey-give up every article of Govern
ment property now in the Barracks, go peaceabl
home. and look to me. your Father, who has th
power to pardon you.
Done at Waikiki, this IIth day Of September 1877
By the King LUNALlLO r.
CHAs. II. BISHOP.
Minister at War.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-09-13
DEPARTURES r..

mt 6-Am stmr Costa Rica, LaPidge, for san francisco
s-schr Nettie Merrill, Grams, for Lahainar Maui
6-Schr WaloLL, Fountain for Kaunakakai and PukOo.
Lsehr Kinar. Ahuihala, for Halawa, Molokai-
s-Smr Kilauea, Taylor, for Maui and Hawaii
s-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, br Haualei, Kauai
s-Schr Ea Moi, West, for Kahului, Maui
s-Schr Rob Roy, Jim, for KOoau-
s-Schr Keoni Ana, J Dudoit, for Waianae & Nalalua
s-Bnt bgtn Magellan Cloud, & Couch, for Auckland
g-Schr Active, Puaahiwa. for kOhala, Hawaii
g-Schr Mary Eiien, Jim, for KOloa, Kauai
9-Schr Juanita, q Dudoit, for Waialua-
IO-schr uiIama, Whitford, for Kona and Kau, Hawaii.
lO-Sehr Luka, Kaai, for Mobaa, Kauai.
In-Schr Warwick, KaLawaia- for kaunakAkai a fuAN
liam sehr Undine, KusteL for Port May, Siberia
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PoRT OF HONOLULU. H. L.
ARRIVALS

z-sehr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, from Hanaiei, Kauai
I-Sehr UiIama, Whitord. from KOna 8 kau, HaEah-
T-sehr Mary Ellen, jim from Kohala, Hawaii
-Schr Luka, Kaai, from MolOaa, Kauai
s-schr Maruokawai, Palekai, I'm Moloaa a AmihoEt
-Schr HokuIele, HeneTi, from MOloaa, Kauai
g-Schr Warwick, KalaEai3, I'm kalaCpapa, MclOA"I
liam schr Undiue, Kustei, 15days I'm san tranciseo
Ii-Schr Nettie Merrill. Crane from Lahain1- Maui
liam bktn Jane A FalkinBurg, Brown, Is days from
Astoria, o.
I2-Schr Kinau. Ahuihaia, from HallEa, MolokaL
I2-SJoop Live Yankee, Clark, from Hama, Maui
I3-sehr Pauahi, Hopu, from HlO, Hawaii
I3-Stmr Klauea, Taylor, from Hawaii and Maui
I5-Schr Ra Moi, West, from Kahului, Maui
I3-schr Jenny, Lambert, I'm Waimea & koloa- KAUAI
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\ Boston contemporary makes 4 very fair sum
mary of the b. results Of the ShahS European
trip as follows: He has been the cause of more
wretched puns. more t~oadyism. more untimely
illusions TO Cyrus and Xerxes. and more discourses
upon the advantages of polygamy than We will
ingly care TO be subjected to again. More than
this, he has shown what a wretched letter writer
Edmund Yates can be under favorable circum-
stances. and has made j complete wreck Of Mark
Twain. has used up Bull Run RUSSELL and crushed
the champion reporters Of the London press"
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Mr.. ARTHrR Heirs, in bis work - Thoughts
upon Government, - says There Is not any
thing which, if a prudent man had TO choose the
country in which ne would reside and cast his
fortunes, would more justly influence his choice
than the fact whether 4 country possessed, or not,
a second chamber Very good authority is Mr..
Helps. We concur with him in this opinion, and
commend it 10 the consideration Of our Repre-
Eentatiyes.
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REPonr or SCHOONER USDrSE, KUsTEL, MAsTER--Left
san Francisco Aug 9Th had light winds and pleasant
weather during the passage 70 the islands. Arrived az Homo
mIu Sept lin at daylight. Bound for Port May, Eastern
Siberia
REPoRr OF BARKENTINE JANE A. FELEISBURG, J. A.
BRowN, mAsFER-Len Astoria on the 9th Aug first part
uas.agp strong sW winds and squaIly from Columbia bar q
nf JTo n. thence moderate NV winds 20 lat 80 y and
from thence % ht 29o winds very Light from > 70 SW TOOK
the trades lat 2so " very strong from r TO EsE and squaly.
At4A M Sept I1th made east end Of MoiOkai Island arriving
in Honolulu same day, amer n passage Of Is days.
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rRIDAY. |sEPTEUEEF T. 80

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER u, is'@-
- o. ev WagsHrn Cloud from AursiAnt- which E"
xa1eti5u an Tuesday. vrs masly witaia~u- rr'
eng unsatisfactory
Sbaurton credits sale D. order cf r Heiseia- -
w. ard weinsaIay. al-d o. l-u- .-t bslsr- sd
.rsuuln vas dun. It pretty p4ia tLsi -eaisr- ar
present anxious O. eaar-r their s,1c--, r1r- ' 81. box
hanse Gr the better uauI che END % octal.r
Tn 6rsaru arriv-ls sil-s .-F Iat have a-ra -a
UnssHs from san Frs1cisc5 FOX slbeT-, and re Jl'eA
FalK4a5urg from Portland with meFehAnase 70 '@
Cooxe-both on the IIth. The dePartures WeFe-stsAm@i
Costa Riea Er san Francisco On the 9TH ani seh1on-T IN
EiHs Tor siberia yesterday.
The keteh Eaaahls has been ad CO Ir Auckland y l.
o. A : CJeghorn a Co. 70 lead With sugar..
ALONG THE TH4RJEs
schr Netu- Merrill. 1t Brewers whari, saas fr Lahaina '-
morrow.
Keteh LunaEIo, al same wharf, sails soo- iF AHeAAHd' H.
sehr Khan Is lying n The Espanade.
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We ARE authorized by His Najesty's Ministers
to say, that the report in circulation that one or
more Of His Mlajesty's Ministers have asked for
foreign intervention, or have requested His Majesty
TO seek for foreign aid, OF that any person having
authority has made such request, IL utterly
untrue.
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IMPORTS.

FRoN AsTORIA-Per Jane A. FalkinbuTg, Sept llth % 6
Hams, 10 kegs Dried Apples, 10 c. Fresh Canned Salmon, I
NJ Shingles, III cords Slave Bolts. 2 Il Inch Boards. l46 hf
bbIs and lG KITS Salmon Bellies, AS bbls Salmon TO Castle s.
cooke : 100 c. Hard Bread 70 II HackeId g. Co 500 qr SKIS
Flour. 90 IS Bread, 65 bbls and IS fbbls Salmon 10 e Brewer
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EXPORTS.
NJ

= FoR SAN FRANCIsco-Per Costa Rica, sept 6th-Chas
Nordhon. wife, q children and servant, II A r Carter and son,
W J Mayer, 7 " Lee, Mrs 5 G Wilder, Miss Jane Levers, y
Ter James Triton, n lie Monnyer, Miss f ID Patty, E 8 Whit
comb, Albert ~Laehmann, r Il Taylor, Harry M Black, Del
ehanty, b NJ BOrrOughs, w Gallagher, G Washington, , Ash
ton, J Marion, n John, J Hawkins, Master Challamel, }
Blair, T II Fitzgerald, Mr Ahoi.
FoR wINDwA ARD P~oRTs-Per Kilauea, Sept sth-Mrs l.
Severance and 2 children, Miss NJ A Chamberlain, Col n :
spaIdfng and wife, Miss NJ A Hardy, Miss l. + lngraham,
Hon A Fernandez, F Allen, s VI Damon, J F Brown, W w
Hall, J Gibson, and about as deck
FRoM WINDwARD PoRrs-Pcr Knauea. Sept. 13th-W +
Alien, J u Kawainui, Miss Hattie Coan, J ReInhardt, Samuel
Parker. = Austin, A Akau, A Austin, Miss Lille Lidgafe, Miss
witse, Miss @ Dunn, AMI 20 deck