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Late Foreign News.

Elizabeth. Queen DOwager of Prussia, is dead
aged 70.
The Tribune asserts that the President declines to
accept the resignation of Sickes who, therefore,
mains at Madrid.
CASTELAR, is assured by the Great Powers that they
will recognize the Spanish Republic when Carthagcns
surrenders. The bombardment was renewed with
vigor.
Congress is arranging to have the estimates and
expenditures of the Government cut down as to
avoid the additional taxation demanded by the Sc
crctary of the Treasury.
Secretary Richardson calls on Congress for an in
crease of taxes to the amount of $1,000, 900. The
debt has increased $1,000. 900 last month. 1t is
choice between more taxes and new loan.
Sargent has introduced bill for the establishment
of schools in several of the States including Cali
forna, for the education of boys for the merchant
marine service, with instructions from the navy of
the United States.
Elections for members of the French Assembly
Sunday, in three departments. resulted in favor of
Republicans.
Page has introduced bill with heavy penalties
against the cooe labor trade with the United States
In the U. S. House of Representatives notice was
prohibits weekly newspapers from passing through
the mail free.
The London Time. does not think well of Grants
suggestions to the freedom from right of search Of
vessels bearing the American flag on the high seas,
and about specie payments. but praises his message
for its moderate tone; as do also the most of the
more prominent English journals.
special dispatch from London says the inactivity
of the Spanish feet at Carhagens owing to doubts
of the fidelity of the iron-clad " Ssragossa."
dispatch from Berlin says that the city of Posen
will probably be declared in state of siege in
quence of the prevailing Ultramontane agitation.
The London Hour says it has trustworthy informa-
ton that by the privately expressed wish of Plus TX,
the Cardinals have been in consultation and have
lected Cardinal Pecc, Archbishop of Peruga for the
next Pope. He was born in 1910. and became Car
dnal in 1852. He is hard working Bishop, Ultra
montanist but would, doubt, live terms Of
amity with the italian Government. Even the free
thinkers of Italy greatly respect Cardinal Pecci.
The United States Senate met Dec. l. and was call
ed to order by President Wilson. Among other bust
ness Sumner offered joint resolution for an amend
ment of the Constitution making the Presidents
six years. the President be elected by direct
vote, but ineligible for election and also for abolish
ing the Office of Vice President Conking introduced
bill providing for replacing into the treasury all
back-pay returned, and prohibiting the payment of
such sums yet uncalled for. Pratt introduced
bill fixing the salaries of members at S. 900.
elusive of travelling expenses to and from the capital
and allowing 5000 for stationery, postage, etc. sar
gent introduced several local bills.
The Department of State has information con-
corning the rumored complications between Great
Britain and Spain, with regard to tho virgnius
matter.
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the school, which could not be present the gift
will be largely increased hereafter. This is a
weLmerited present, as the Lyman school has
not only been the only high school on the Island
of Hawaii. but also one Of the most useful and
important educational institutions on the islands
N. B.-Sir Thomas Spencer gave every lady
housekeeper New Years present Of excellent
syrup to sweeten the joys of domestic life. Who
wouldn't live in Hilo?
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~ Passengers of late by the Kilauea, must
have missed the kind and attentive care of Her
nandez. All who have evertraveled on the steamer
have received his attention. never PARTIAL trcafing
all with the many little favors that Steward can
show. We sorry to know that be is very sick,
with but small chance of recovery, and VIC feel sure
that if the good wishes of his many friends could
be answered, We would again see him at his post.
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ey- The Mail steamer Macgregor will leave this
forenoon at &c O'Clock for San Francisco taking the
mails and a number of passengers from here. She
ought to make the run inside of ten days. Her
long passage from Sydney to this port is attributed
mainly to poor coal. She averaged about 200 miles
per diem throughout the passage. Her best speed
PAS miles, and her sowest days run lbs miles,
with heavy head wind and seas
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SEzDs-Those wishing to procure seeds of the
Australian blue gum tree, the Samang or Monkey
pod tree, and the beautiful scarlet blossomed Pom
ciana Regia, can obtain them at our office. As
these seeds are given away gratuitously, those
living the other islands must provide for their
transmission by mail or otherwise.
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A DENSE Foe.-London has its disadvantages as
well It's advantages. dense fog set in there on
Tuesday, December g. which very seriously affected
business in the city, and all traffic was suspended in
the city and on the Thames No vessels arrived for
several days. The city was lighted with gas, but
for all that pedestrians had TO carry torches aud
many accidents are recorded. The fog covered an
area of about fifty square miles, London city being
the cenfer
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~ Schooner Dauntless Capt Berrill, arrived at
Auckland, December, 9, thirty-sevcn days from Ho-
nolulu-a fair passage for this season of the year.
Capt B. was uncertain, at the latest date, whether
he would load for Sydney return direct TO Homo
lnlr,
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MORE RAMA short and fine koua storm set in
on Saturday afternoon, ending about o'clock on
Sunday morning, during which the rain fell in tor
rents, 4 and oneteuth inches in all. The rain de-
cended with more businesslike dispatch than any
thing witnessed here for many month.
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HAWAIIAN FERSs.-we acknowledge the receipt
of small pamphlet of IA pages, giving synopsis "f
Hawaiian ferns, prepared BY NJ. j. NJ. Lidgate OF
Hilo. The pamphlet catalogues some thirty or more
varieties of our ferns, following the arrangement
and nomenclature of Hooker. We hope 1t may
prove the precursor of more full work, from the
same author, on Hawaiian ferns
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Orr ON ToUR.-Miss Knight leaves to-day for
Lahaina, Wailuku and Hilo, intending to give con-
certs in each of those villages. We doubt not the
residents of Maui and Hawaii viii give her hearty
u.loouna
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tE The summit crater of Mokuaweoweo was in
most brilliant action Sunday night last, and the
display was accompanied with severe earthquake
at II P. NJ, which, however, produced no dam age.
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F Samuel o. Cobb Democrat. has been elected
Mayor Of Boston, Mass, by vote of 1s6ss out Of
1887 votes cast This shows him to have been al
most unanimously the choice of the voters of Bos-
ton AT the same election, four ladies were chosen
TO fill seats on the Public School Board OF Trustees.
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THE KETcH LUNALILo.-This vessel which loaded
and sailed for Auckland last fall, in command of
Captain Hadley, is reported 10 have been sold at
that port for one thousand pounds-considered 8
very good price.
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INsuRAScE.-A very neatly printed Calendar fol
1874, exhibiting the condition of the Northern AS
surance Company of London, has been laid on OUT
table by the agent, Mr.. 7. Il. Davies.
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PHoToeRAPHs.-Wec call the attention of strangers
and Others TO the advertisement of Mr.. H. L. Chase,
photographer, who offers tempting assortment of
portraits and Hawaiian scenery. Give him call
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f- An Earth quake at sea was experienced by
the passengers on board the steamer Macgregor
when about $50 miles north of the equator, on the
7th instant
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~ bill for free exchange of newspapers and
the free transportation of public documents, pro-
perly stamped. has been agreed on blythe u.s. House
Postal Committee.
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BARK CoMEr-probsbly left San Francisco about
January 8, and will be due here between the Goth
and 18th ins. She will bring the next mail from
San Francisco.
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TT The steamship Macgregor will leave at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, this day, and takes three hundred
tons of freight and about forty passengers from this
port
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~ 1t is said that new and important fact In
slik culture has been developed by the Acclimation
Society of France, namely; That silk of varied
eolors can be produced by feeding the silkworm on
leaves. Worms fed on wine leaves produce a silk
of a magnificent red color. Lettuce has been found
70 produce an emerald green silk.
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DIR. j. COILS BROWNIES
OH IoRoD Y Il
Is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

rNHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfounded statements frequently made. chat
the composition of CHLR0DYNE Is known TO Chem
lists and the Medical profession" The fact is. Chic
rodyne was discovered and invented by Dr. ]. COL
LIS BROWNE tex Army Medical Staff, and 50
named by him. and it has baied all attempts at anal
ysis by the first Chemists of the day. The method
and secret of the preparation have been pub
lished 1t is obvious therefore, that anything sold
under the name, save Dr.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHL0R0DYNE, is a spurious imitation
CAUTI0N.-Vice- Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood stated
that DR.. Coils Browne undoubtedly the inventor
of Chlorodyne-
800 REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION
This invaluable remedy produces quiet reesbing sleep
relieves pain Gains the system the derangs fun
TONS stimulates healthy action seereOns
body without creating Of those unpleasant results
tending the use Of opium Old and young may take Il at all
ty TO its marvellous good effects and wonderful while
medical exto its virtues extensively using Ii in
terry Diarrhea, Cocs Coughs Asthma rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia whoOping Cough, cramp Hysteria, &C.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS
The Right Hon. Earl Russell communicated to the College
OF Physicians and T. Davenport that he had received
the effect that the remedy ofany service
Cholera CHLoR0DYNE.-see Lancet Dec. 81, 1854
DR.. Love- Medical Missionary in India reports Dec 1855
that nearly every Of Cholera In which Dr. J. COILS
BROWNIES CHLoRoDYNE administered. the patient
recovered
Extract from Medical Times Jan II $780," ChlorOdyne
prescribed by Of orthodox medical practitioners OF
it would not thus be nguary popular did 1t not
Extract from the General of Health London
Its efficacy strongly convinced Of the
immense value Of this remedy that cannot too forby
urge the necessity Of adopting it in all cases"
CAUTI0N.-None genuine without the words " DR.. J..
COILS BROWNE the Government Stamp. Overwhem-
Ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle.
Sole Manufacturer, Ut. DAVENPORT,
80, Great Russell St, Bloomsbury London.
Sold in Bottles at Is. I'D, .. %, and a. Cd.
Agents in New York, W. H. scHIEFTEIIS Co. and J. c.
WELLs 4c9 6m
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To BE SoLp.-Wbaleship Ocean Steed, Capt. Pease
which left this port clean in November, was adver
tised to be sold at auction in San Francisco.
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Dos'T FoRGEr-That all subscriptions for the
GAZETTE paid promptly in advance, or during this
month, will be FIVE DOLLARS ,
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

~ The steamer Kilauea leaves for Kauai, on
Friday afternoon.
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l.OIsT OF HONOLULU.


ARRIVED
Jan sscar Mary Ellen Jim from Kahuui Cargo: Isl kegs
443 bags sugar 100 bills paAi IS hides Faassea-
gers: W wifsng, Andrew Heedham, Mr. Arm
strong and Il deck.
lo-sehr Rob Roy Adams from Koolau. ourgo 109 bags
sugar, 4e bbls molasses, hogs.
schr Fairy Queen, KAAina, from Hanalei. Cargo 252
sehr Nsttis Merrill Crane from LkIana Cargo: So
kegs sugar, hogs bnd goat skins.
sehr Moikeik Patey from hahnui, Cargo: 20 kegs
200 bags sugar, 10 hides. FdSssagergs Capt 7 II
Hobrun. A Jones' and Is deck.
n-stsir kilauea Taylor from Windward Ports. c1rgo;
80 sheep IL lambs 303 bags sugar, 10 sacks pot a.
foes 265 hides IS bags -four II bags coffee, II cs
nidse rolls leather, bales cotton. PIsseneery:
GUv p NahaoieuA Mrs D KalAksua Judge Wide
mann, Miss widemann, Mrs Davids, Miss Hebron,
Mrs Gray, 4 Hitchcock, J Pfuger. Chas VIII
liHHns, spencer, wife aud child, Miss N ShipmAn,
Miss Fanny Andrews, Mr. AionA, L Clark, Master
Jarrett, Master W Bailey, and Il deck.
schr Luka KRA from MoloAA. Cdrgo; Il cords fire.
wood 81 Lbls beef, bills taow, 81 hides, keg
tongues, bndl bags.
L-Schr Liiiu, Iona from Punaluu. Cargo: 200 bags
paddy, 10 bags potatoes.
Sip Live Yankee, Clark from Hama. Cargo: 200 bags
sugar. 20 bbis molasses.
An schr VI Ward, Hickman, IS days from Bakers
Island, consigned TO 5 Pratt, Esq
Am Tx Helen " Amy, Freeman, IS days from New
castle W, with cargo Of Goals 10 master.
1S-AusirAasizn and American mail steamship MAcgregor
GrAinger y days from San Francisco, with car
70 Of assorted mdse. consigned to II Hackfeld 4 Co.
scir Uilama, Whitford, from Kona Kau. Cargo:
y hogs lis bags sugar = bales nulu' iis enehs
pkgs butter, b1s oranges % bndls sugar cane, IS
bnchs bananas. Pdssengers= John Smith, George
CArSley, and II deck
SAILED.
Jan s-sehr Hattie Nika for Nawiwi.
lo-Am bk Delaware, Hinds, for Victoria, C.
12-stmr KilAu-a Taylor, for Windward Ports Prssen-
qeTg: Guy P NahaUlelua, Parke. Capt &c W VIII
f5ug, 9 Armstrong Tucker, Andrew Needham, J
Lutrel and about IS deck.
lS-Schr Marv Ellen Jim, for kAhului.
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COMMERCIAL.

HONOLULU, JANUARY Il, 1874.
We have report the arrival yesterday Of the pioneer ship
Of AustraiAsAn steam line 23z days from Sydney
via Fill consigned to Messrs. H. Hackfed Co. agents
the company has capacity for slowing 600 900
freight the large supply Of coal which she
board the through voyage from Sydney San FSn-
cisco II will be time before travel and trade
taeied to the route 1t when the former lines
service; but it come the large ships are
and trips made up schedule time
that shall from $50 go passengers passing this port
monthly.
very heavy stock there Of all grades while Melbourne
there had advance is 2s per ton The cargo
Of the Mary Foster quoted sold auction Dec IL
sydney foliJvs;
The cargo OF Honolulu sugar Mary Foster other
goods offered by Messs stubbs Co. when portion
Of The sOldyelOws ESQ los xss 1885, ratiOns
f2i IOI to f.7.
The cargo Of the schooner Dauntes which arrived Dec
at Auckland is reported have sold very well in bond The
following the market quotations at that port:
STANDARDIZATION best whites ESQ $40; medium
whites ss7 Ess os yellow s37; Honolulu browns
ga E3l; lights Es2 E34 los; Victorian c. E3s los
TO fse; Victorian c.. fS5 to CSC.
American bark Helen W. Amy, s. days from Sydney
rived the 18TH with cargo ships account She
will probably proceed on to San Francisco.
Schooner C. NJ. Ward arrived the 18th from cruise
among the guAno islands Full reports will be found below
Bark Matte MAceay about due from Portland and the
Comet from Francisco will due from 10Th to 2sh
Foreign Commercial Items.
The Rice crop Of Louisiana the present season. 1873 will be
the largest produced being estimated high
bills clean, $500 600 rs The crop last year only
81 2os bbis the year before 10000 1870 only
Tie production Of this firmly established
that State that another year it will produce much
than other State in the Union In 1880 the production
Of Rice In the United States pounds while
1870 fell Of to OH pounds. than 90 per
The principal States which produced these totals were;
1860. 1870.
SeotBA---.-. 9-SV oo-
South Carolina IOO5 SIS 2sO4s23
North Carolina .........-....... 7,593g76 205e Isl
Louisiana sSs 257 Is sS4 OLE
It will be that Louisiana the only
creased her production and this season. from the third rank
shs viii take the FIRST Rice producer The imports
foreign Rice intO the United States
pounds.
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tF Purser Weaver OF the steamer Macgregor
will accept our thanks for fayors.
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BIRTHS.

HoUeHTAILiNG-At K.palaura, Jan 9, to the wife Of
Dan. J. HoughtAiling. a
LoUIssoN-In this city, Monday January L. to the
wife Il NJ Louisson-A
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ARRIVALS AT HAWAIIAN HOTEL :

James II wodehouse HBMs Mr. 4 Mrs DonneIly son,
Commissioner Consul Queensland.
Emerson Waialua, Stratford, Queensland,
J II Coney a ch Coneyrille. Ivan Henry, Melbourne
Lieni Acand 'Tenedos' Maj Rutherford, sydney,
Asst Pay W n Davcy, ." L NJ de Albertis, :.
John Haggard, Jas Il Thompson, %
W wiliOng, Waikiki, Geo Answin,
G Armstrong Jas Buyas, :"
L Clarke Makawao wv Watt, 81
D Hampstead, New London, Paul Basse. France,
G W Hampstead, Purser Il Z Weaver, ste mship
Mr. a Mrs Anderson, Meb'rne, 'Macgrcgor.'
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tF Schooner Mary Foster LEFT Sydney, Dec. IL
for this port. Due here Feb. !, with Goals, &c.
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PASSENGERS.

Psox 6uASo ISLANDS. Per waId. Jan I'D Hemp
stead Geo Hampstead Mr. ferrier Louis Maea Al Kinney
AID 20 native laborers.
FoK SAY Fnascisco Per Macgregor Jan AL Carter,
wife children and servant Cartwright tr jos Lyman,
LOevenberE Berger, Arthur Garth: Capt
and q Chinese.
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Phases of the Moon for the Month of Jan, 1874.
FrrrLHID IT CAPT. DANIEL sx1rH.
HONOLULU MEAN TIME.
The Worlds History.

Jan fb-British Museum opened, lT5e- t
l6-Gibbon the historian died, 1894
liking William proclaimed Emperor Of Germany ISL
1s-Great FIRE In New Orleans 1851.
lp-Iames Watt born, 1875.
2o-First English Parliament met l265.
el-uongkong ceded 10 Great Britain 1871.
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ENPORI'S.

FoR VICTORIA c. Per Delaware, Jan 49, $50 pkgs
gar l56 pkgs moases 100 bales puu % bags rice 10 bags
coffee dry goods coil rope rAlue-Domestic SIC. soO
So; Foreign. 81. 009 SO.
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IMPORTS.

FEoN NEwcAsTLE 5 W. Per Helen Almy. Jan 1900
cOAl o. bnds gunny bags. l25 bndls mat be
FkuN srpxEY W Per Macgregor, Jan lSl2o bxs soap,
s. coils rope pkgs unspeched mdse cards bale hops
pkg samples
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II T M Z FAB LIE
OF THE
Steamer Gm "KiIauea."

Steamer leaves Honolulu NJ excepting trips that
she touches al Kaunakakai, when she VIII leave
Upon the Hlo trips, the steamer will not leave Iahana
before N up trips On Kona trips will not leave
before A. NJ.
From tins date the payment Of Cash for Passage, Will
be strictly enforced. TICKETS AT THE OFFICE
Not responsible for unmarked baggage any freight
unless receipted for. SAMUEL g. WILDER, Agent
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