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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-29

For Skin Diseases, Erup;ions, Tet-
ter Salt khonm. B'otchcS. Spots. pmples,
PuStulc> Eo!l- Carhunclc<. Ring WORMS,
Scaid-hcad. SIRE Evc-. ETySipclas. Itch.
ScurfS. Djecolora:oas Of the SKIN. Iiumors
and Diseases Of The Skin Of whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up and carried
out Of the system III short time by the use
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-29
| STATIONS,
soIse ko2ks
Efea m b cat TINE Table.
tgRrvtL AID pcsAIrral or aoopxrch
cyHlgglg

~ g. n REED, Gen. Mlna=r.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-29
Pin. Tame. and other Worms.

Cleanse the Initiated Blood when
ever you find its Impurities bursting through
the skin in Plnp.eS, Eruption. or Sores
cleanse it when yuu find II obstrUctcd and
sluggish in the veins: cleanse il when it is
foul: your feelings Will tell yDa when. Keep
the blood pure and the health of the system
will follow.
Ii. II. HIcDOSALD & CO..
DRUG -s;s and zen CTS. San Francisco California
and cor Of Washington and Charlton Sta y y.
sold by Ali DrugSists and Dealers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25

- Tux FRoxxonx coxcxx--- rms enfe-f&inraenf.-
which hes been sdEertisod tor iuo OF thrse Nsekss
took place last evening In the Hail Of the Hotel,
which was altogether too small for the large audi
enee attracted 10 witness st. and many who pureha-
sed tickets could Dot eveu obtain entranee The
programme was well calculated to attract, and
consisted OF vocal and Instrumental music and
iablcaux. ofthe latter there vere eight, some Of
which were admiralty executed. Their Titles were
" Tanning the ShreN"-" Cinderella . in three parts
The Gypssy's Warning g." Rebooea At the
stake" The Seasons" in two parts" Mar
Queen Of Scots -" Clinging TO the Cross" aud
" The Transit OF Venus Two in PAriiealar-Cip-
derellA, gotten up by Ms Mou Smith, whose taste
in such matters Is excellent, admirably cxeeu-
ted To see those LiliPHtian dancers moving about
with all the gnvIty OF older people, brought down
the applause OF the audience An who were con
eerned In lis management or as actors deserve erv
It for the brilliant success which attended H. We
have space for only an outline Of Ehai was most
certainly very attractive evenings entertainment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25
China and Japan.
European.
o,Iebr.tisn d Lera llayor.. %.

Celebration Of LORD Mayors Day
LoxpOS. Nov. sth.-A grand bauqus, vas given at
the Lord Mayors resideocs this evening in e0uiderG-
tion Of the day & large number Of il rited guests
including members Of various foreign legations and
other distinguished foreigners present to paei-
pate IN the festivities OF the occasion. A1osg The
English Cabinet Ministers Who accepted nritAtiOps
were Mr. Disrzel. the Earl Of MAlnsbury. Ear Of
Derby, Earl q cArnovAn. Marquis Of Salisbury Mr..
GathorBe and Mr., Ward Hunt. Speeches were made
by sereral Cabinet Minissrs in which espec. refer
eaes vas made 70 the impartial AauinistrasiOa Of the
Affairs Of BY Dsraell siaee his succession to the
Premiership. In replying to the toast, he thanked
the members Of the Cabines fer the support rendered
hin and for their complimentary rsfsrsnes his Ia
bOrs during the last session Of Parliament. Refer
rng to Mr.. Gl.dstsnss Aat Papal manifesto. be said
Il the trOubles anticipated BY Mr. Gladstons should
oeear the Conservative party Of Engand wOuld vim
dieats the principles Of religions liberty and truth
Referring to the recent outeTy fer separation Of
the Colonies Mr. Disr1si distinctly declared himself
in favor Of Aintsining the integrity Of the Empire.
He said that Of this policy the HuneKatOn q the Fiji
Islands vas proof The GovsrnneBt vas resolved
to consolidate the Expire and establish Al identity Of
interests and sympathy ui.h the cOlOaiss- The Gov
srunsni believed in the naintsalnee Of peace, for
which al The grsA; powers we're anxious.
Eject or the Dsnao1r-rie TIesorIss on United
states Securities in Europe.
LosDox, NoF. 4tA.-Ths news Of the De0ocratie
victories in the United States ereass considerable
Prise In visv Of tie many reports which have cir
eua1ea here IN tbepass regarding The financial policy
Of the Democrats leaders capitalists claim that
the presrrt success Of the Democrats viii have de-
pressing sec on United states ssssrisss While others
claim that The change viz il no way hEset thea.
probably, as there eoald be 10 change ths Admin
itraon for the next tso ysars As Jet the news has
net been made PUble s0o0gh 70 dsssrnine its Effects
Il is learned from vel informed sources that the
Earl Of Ds-by has eOzassIlsd the Dutch GoTemnent
to abandon the Achiness
LoxDoS. N0T. ssh.-Ths scheme lstsly sabuitted
and adopted By the Excessive Cou1ities Of the Ma
6soGl Agrisaltarll Babsrers' UuiOn by dsPatAtiOa
from Mississippi for the eaigrAtion Of ave Millions
Of farm laborers to the United States. Is c=aEing
great stir among the farmers throughout the eoary-
The in1euse drzff Of labor proposed to be made On
the eountry VIII Il Is said. be str01gly opposed BY
fsFEsrs ksrs. he LS5o1srs' Un5ou has already e.
relied large n1tber Of nsz f5f the Eniea sEttsi,
rgsEaa III Ea1LE EHE EIf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25
PORr OF HONOLULIT.



NsylS-schr Oid FeIlov. MIA, f-un Kol0a WsinsA-
Sch- KEulaiis. " 81 fr.n kolsA WailaA
lg-Ssh- Nsttis Merrill Craze irou LAAAinA CzTvs:
Ssh Fzi-y oseru. KaaiuA. fru-n HAa2lei-
Aus An mail simr cyrhrenes, Neod, fe7s Gays
f7,m f-r Francesca
seh- AZ. Ne. Puashir- fruz KoaAlE CGrys: -
s-f-f-nsss. estes ff.-a Eoaa Ksu- Cz-yc: lis
rsEs saza-. Is bis guaf sEius Il hides, ~ l~ls
70 "a. O. tutte-s and pas@enrcrs-
s-Sefr kane fgwrrs, FRA ksbuiuA C1-g''s X
pses alEaE S 1his n1olssses- q eaEs ioiaioss :
t-s- m 50 hidss sbxs chicken; Auc Il passen-
sesT N.tustausi. K1isu.o srom NsaOaa- CRY; 5
sslr Ina. "a. froa NO'SsAl oz-ys; hiss., I
81 'Ss 81. EsiHassr, ouanaa8sr An-Os q GAYS
So La T-sscs. kschA fsoas NolO4A ozrgs 10
cd-1s uFa0d
simr KHsnss. Ma-rhsut fru-a EFinavzrd Pgrts Oar
-. 40 ouo.anuas, u pkss a q nass, ~. Feat
Brii u bk Adventure, Hsreadeea- from Bristol
An Il Ia aruoldA BsuIdry, fruzl OahSssk, WA Is
tlI. sre-m - bbis whale Oh
cl-Schr RaEsic Ans. tr1n "A Aiaee-
N-vI--Aus An nal stur NAeereg0-. 6rsinge- fr sA7
80 man ssuar cyrhrenes Wccts fo- sydney.
Ssh Neits Merrill Crane ic- LshAEnA-
So Mic N0-rfs. L-na- II Noiaral
81 Fai-r Oven EEainA fsr Haualel q. = ~ 81
So KaniAiIs West f- koida NaimeA
satr Oal Eelsv. Ma. for huioa hAinsA
Selfr khan Ahuin1lA- frr Nsliso
s4-Schr Na-y Eleu. Mana- e kuhala-
Selr Prince. beck, tx hu1a h1r-
E.hr ufIsulA Bate. Tor kuna kHu-
Se.sr Manuossvai, 6Alauao for NAvilisiA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25
shipping NTrmorAndA.

Err5r- co. S-rAwsHrr CrFHEExEs Nc1. 0asrnA Id,
uau1ulu f san F-aBcIs SO Ok lszh and had trsh
NJ ice ar, NJ theu q \. iuaE Isl " Ihey DID
rx huuersr prre very true erFtnE then irel NNh q
me Q 81 Wind ~ and eluuty ueafner. tcv1ros eve
- .-ssr-1v - Sirhte6 FArrAraes a. 81 the
ss-E FlIat hs-ded 50 p4sssd "a ne 0o'oe1
Care Al So Al the loth unHasacea snip Nna
pHucelia % - uuder cesrr q . Fe.oi tssc aeh $50
a - us,-- rli.s snf n sN and iac-y Me-
ssts spa " piuas prevailed ti FGAy lSh iusi via
~ ,.fte- - Eirht sld~ers The lszh sleu1e1 The
Hs- fhit or Isndon Alsc sCbte6 sever1i ote- resss
Ssfrr 40 ID had fresh 81 win8 and caudy Nesther
Next dsy viud Sith drlE1ne rAin ~
b-e1s. NItuirhi sfrolE SN eais ans hga So ne
sale Ho1ruued ~ III arrival VIA Ferl Aeasg hs-o -
La-rt cunutisies q water shiPqe1 "a b'aAr1 -
HERR AnANs, Rurssr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25

NNvAL-H. B. N-'s screw steam slooP Reindeer,
guns, arrived in our hsrbor on Monday morning,
the sd. Al DAYS from Panama. She reports having
experienced unusually light and variable winds as
far 500 miles cast OF Hawaii, aud that the 18th
inst, she being then of the eastern end Of Hawaii
the soniSSriy wind increased violent gale with
a tremendously heavy swell from the westward
This lasted ntermiieu,ly Until the evening Of the
slsi inst, when the Caic ahaied and she wSs en-
shled to resume her course. From the condition Of
weather she reports, ard the shiltIsg Of the wind
from south 10 southwest 60 the violent sQSalis 1t Is
believed that they met with the easierly end Sf a
cyclone whose centre had passed 10 the norihEard
Of these Islands. On the l4ih inst serious &C
eident occurred through the sWsmpiu Of one Of her
boats, when in the act OF lowering. through the
tackle slipping through the lowerers' hands. Six
Of the crew were preeipiisted iulo the WaieT. By
great good fortune both men and boat were saved
The death of The ships steward, John Foay, took
place on the 18Th OF October, OJhers all well,
The following is = list Of the officers
CsznzHsc--Chsries vernon Aasoa-
Eic-s1aezzr-vsrs B. 0rlehzr Ileur, Z Boarehis-.
Asr Lis4-onasi-HeaEy HEsluan1S
So N.-voaa-wiiiiNn L Powell.
RhlsieS
Che Esgizo1-Frea a. Hermann.
.Sl4A Licz1cncEtg-ErnsSf nuncouibe. Fred Eli1n.
NGH--Sazs- Lirzrczzn1-tieo- A Narieieh
.Szrpeaa-ArtAur Y Sny5h-
-tsSi Fly7l1Eicr-frzncis II. bale.
Appropriateness smart, JOhh JsfsrieE
6znar--Augustus Litlefeid.
lEaz1r-,sfs-ThosssEs Slocusah.
Cs-Tsa.--WiiliND pontSS.
The Reindeer leaves Tor Waimes, Kauai on Non
day next on service connected with the ssironomi-
cal party located there, returning on wednesday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25
Passes or the xSss for ne KSsu Or ESv. Iy7s
COMMERCIAL.
FpsaLrLU Y0TEKBER Is ia

FosaLrLC. N0FEKBER "a lS-4
,.., isu, =, ss.ierl ,- arrirsl q the syanty rnH
steamer and her 5ep.-ture Or san F-sSeisoo-
On saturday t -,aH ssesss rn caifsSas arrived hsy-
f her Bsisyed DAYS fa the mail and Ssys ~ The
- 81. t-surbs UPWARD. q th-ee hundred frrssb,
,h. r-s and ias hoard sbout lsO tons Produce or
sr..Iiss markets savng At Sun5sy the ~ Inst,
III. disastrous failure ssu F.noiseo The large
5sss hoes g T. No-Fzn's sons, Who engaged IN
bfs raa o. Eucsn1 has eaused much ooufuSion IN TIE
50. "a .,irrirE % that rs. They acted arents Or
rs fs--e- Cania- and &c some Incurred healy
l vait vii san the owners = shirs and q the grain
- - uhi-h ven eorsgae1 % then. ne losses vii
-..s half a u1iiii11 q d1iisrs-
ne So Tsu-.1o sneu Tnasst is re-ssd iHr7-Ovea,
Nth A. .yuer Of hall esut pr pound the better quaii-
t y nsuaisr q which the stock ve-y lultea With
IN active dsraud Nosvithstanne The ls-se upo-ts into
fuiA the osuurtiou steadily on rLs Increase To sur
y tie svur o. rulsfion y ths state and = the snins
sat.. and territories he outlook f- he mouths
aGssA-s vs-y fair Sc this stspls-
7rrrr va ia large supply and Costa Rea Quo,sd los
N nsusar Va in h-st hands but The Ah0rs guosAsious
,-aula aprl, % Eoua oases
Rrrr under sve-stoekea market drT-c-ses ara
as Of nsuaisn dGcut l. rsct he rangs C. Hsuaiisn
~ss o &c VIA the heavy duy shHrrss this arsiris.
So b. --lsoua a F.,,s Iroas . ne shiFFss-
Prr bad -ecrd-t Pound, under increasing
.i,-e and cts l. tie best qsotAiol Al --latest dates
s-sin thrrs s little o. demand f1r uoiasse--
FlsrE best hrAu8s s. s. q $ 4
Hfprs W. saitri So. a p pr q.
Tal1rv &C. & e pr =.
In i trade Ne have lifsis TIE Only r-s.,I in
m ur Or ssu FraHssoo The bark n c NurTsy sail IN
81. tt- ~reE-
20 barrels 81 oi.
-rrws.xs FsErr-Tbs-r have been thus iSr twelve AZ
rl. O., vale-. a5lu5lne the oss1rl Feur Eve H0-s
sA.rs NAV BE- lolAra flr=
AR.-TIC WHALING FLEE.
kEEIvEn.
o,s -J-A ny o-ea, ~ isi. on Aad I6Ooo ne bz
No, Ian al Fi.h-r. .soo biis oil Iaooo iss In
SIS Aha R-gy 81 bbls ~, ISooelbs Ia .
is-G-,-l- u-iisnr1 - biis sli 1905 Ibs Ia
Is-Tu..ag uerpauesioar, - hls ~, go - hH-
T--Tu-spa Nskeuris, loso htls oa J. go q l,u-
.s-sBrer-u-r- lis-rni-en. tf+sz Eeiiackl tSc IBIS
-Arrsr FHo1 ARCTIC FLEEI nor AKE1TED.
sFser MAJ kc5u whale,
sIl.lds FraIer so ia. oil
Jls-illiue Lang. 5 whale
g1.r-A YsEveiL uislus0t, 500 btis OF
s'I1-sura Rarues So tbls OIL
sNi Waliiston. Mitchell whales
rIrn1--asa. uugdeu. ; whales
- Gr0-rr. kns~ie-, lsoo Ibis oil
OCHoTsK WHALING FLEEL
AKuvED
0.s 80 Breeze, wIsks. 9 ~. or
S-Rrasts- Bszia-,. so ebls oil. 2-oco n IN.
1arrsr rRoN ooHUTsK FLErT KUr AEErTED.
.Asa-s BarHs- Alen. lac 40. sFEH, - thls Oh
Oar. G8-ssllG. Wills lso bbas si1- = bhls al
-7suft Faive- = btls span. lg7 bhis oil
FI7-eucs Williams, ~ hhs sPu los bols OIL
Heleu Suou, Or TuEus, IL hsls Oh.
-Nr-fh--r Light Smith. - hh CO his OIL o. this
80 bth ~ene taken IN the JNF1n -
vessels marked ushH s'az % an TePosa a sSsaa ss san
TrAaaso0.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25

PARu- November Partial returns Of the slec-
tens fOf members q Assembly held to-day, place
MOaJohn and PArsys RePub,icaa candidates. ahead
in the Departments Of DrOue aud Nord. and Daks de
MOiehOi 'BOaArariist, IN the Department Of Disc
The latter is elected BY 6.oOO votes.
LOSPoS. November sth--s A. M.--Ths TI-es cor.
respondent a, Paris quotes Ia Prs'ss. semiOeieial
organ. as saying that The forthcoming message Of
President MasMAhon will demOastrate to the Assem-
bly, the necessity Of organizing the SePtennat and
then dissOlving and thea announces that the Govern
nsns. Disappearing the tarduess Of the Committee Of
Thirty will submit constitutional scheme Of it's own
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25
Arrival of the Mail.

The Steamer CyPhrsRes arrived on Saturday uorr.
ing With ;hs American and European mails. and dates
from San FRANCHISES Nov. l0th. We CLEAN the fol,
loving summary;
The civil salt Of Tl.On against Bseohsr came up il
Brooklyn Nov. 9, but vas continued uns some p5eli
miaaTy motions, to be heard on the Isth, are dis
posed Of
COEple;s returns in Ohio shsH Democratic major
iiy Of l7,so2. The COagrsssmen are Il Democrats
and RePublieans-A Republican loss Of S.
A hurricane passed over the Island OF Jamaica on
Sunday afternoon. New. Sth, causing considerable
damage In the hArbors there we're few small
wrecks and several lives lost
The surrey held on the steamer City Of Pski0G
recommended tia; she proceed OF tae vsTaEe. and
she has sailed for San Frareisea. IadisAii0as are
that the propelle7-Arns broken by striking log
Or spar ii the water The Emperor Of BrSEil visited
the steamer and vas very much pleased With her
geaerAl appearance
Secretary Brisi0v viii issue an order 5000. that no
FEDERAL Ossee-hOlder should become candidate for
elective once.
Or. Isaac L Hayes, the Arctic explorer. has writ
ten letter declaring his conviction that the open
Polar Sea can be reached With a steam vessel. via
Smiths Sound.
petition has been forv1ried to President Grant
asking for The release and remission Of The foe Of
Capt Clark Of he ship Sunrise, Who was last rear
sentenced il san Francisco to keen mOpihs' iuPris
eaneut and fus Of 81 SOC. for a. alleged mal,rsA,
nsut Of his crew on the voyage from New York to
san Francisco.
Nrv YOEk. November Sd.-To-day is The lsth
birthday anniversary Of William Cullen Bryant and
viii be remembered by bis numerous friends BY The
bestoual Of vase valued Al $500 to be placed il the
Me;rOPOlitaa MuseuR Of Art The vase represents
the lesson. Of his literary, Journalists and pOescal
life Mr.. Bryans Is hearty ana vigorous, mentally
and physically.
CElcAec, November sd-Tbs literary elpb Of
Which Robert cOllyer i. President gives esinonial
banquet tonight. in honor Of the eghtssh birthday
Of William Cullen Bryant.
China and Japan
TEDpo. November s,h.-Nsgotiations between ia
pan and China for amieabls adjustment Of the For
nOsa deuty resulied successfully, ard all dangers
Of var are Arersed. The japanese government has
consented to evaeuAte the Island Of FOrnCsa, the
Chinese government agreeing 70 pay indemnity or
half Hiion dollars. The withdrawal Of troops vii
commence AZ once.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25

nv BrrFoE1 OK N.EErT-In spe-n oil sale has lsss
made q harI+ ezp1r reT-te1 A. s. g glion
Ei thousand r,uuds q Arciie uhaiebus hEve heeu SID
Do 10 sod cF fuud O. u Nsu 1ork
t siosk Arctic hr-f hAuds In tts cunfry has
hr reduced e - 90. r5uuds uh- thu AnaGui x SaHsbe-n
s ar-r usaai, Is uo flund huI The total o V
rcuuds ie-aliy i->s tbsn n geA- aga vhe1
f1rsr 10. pauuds the cnuutrr he markets
other parts - uurit unusually hA-e q vhsieto1e
and the early rep1rss fruu The Arc vhArg aesi VII 10;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25
PASSENGERS.

Tlr SsH Fr1nas,o PER NacEreEors Nor - Seslo
a. &C. ~ p ~ md uise & Ee6 " 6aA1e b.
kias A = gtctzf q BArk. ; Chrlstse r. y sSre-t-e.
v iEervig Hufferdsst AZ uife Neaz. NJ klse =
sytaey and Auckland
Fro1 san FrRaoisoo. pr CyPs-eoss Nov --A5s
A te-i--t 4 F.-roF : v Wissr OasPer. p Rios, 9
T1-uu ! Wiies. B DdiuEhau- MAJ ~ ta.lslel
"a Nss Beruegt. Hsg Iuod Ana uilc, .nl-ls
ur-se Eenn-sy : v v t1ee1-ic vie as
csn1rru. I D1vies vife. ehildree A1e 1erse,
HezgsssaE Heupsiea5 Blah, Il si1eifs ; s1tlel-l
kulie- D Cc,rilie- Dsscent
Fo- SUD- ---Cr-h-,..r eor en- Raker and Sifs,
Hater jar No-s- enS v1se "a D0oOAna. Ane g IN
c-ausitr f-ual FrA1ci-c1 % sf.
Fru iu5uurc Pu-tz Per strr kilauea 10 --Ar ~
EE1 uiSs B n ruc1E RrT k1aea- and = eee<
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25

DIsoovERr.-At ste meeting Of the California
Academy OF Sciences, DR. hS=Sness read an import
All paper. He reports having SS1nd in Plumss
county, near Big Meadows, a volcano which has
been in active operation within twenty Eve y=ars
also, that he discovered in the vicinity lake
larger than Lake DOuner and an elevation greater
than any other body OF walter on the eoutinent-
$50 feet abore the levrl OF The Sea-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25
EXPORTS.

Far S1r Frauci-oL ge- NseEregr- NoV Ell b1s eeis-
l,rv-r 81 hscs h4nanns furs g. bids 9 h4Ea
- - - - IS lziss woo is b1dis whaetu1s
~ SS,uer - xSthrenes NcF sioQ Tag rios, lr-ss
pkrs snra- ! q boss hzis s. bale pulu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25


LJrsrs says /, is reported that Italy i. about to
issue = memorandum to the KsrOPeAn Powers. calling
attention TO the danger to Italy from the intrguss Of
the Vatican. declaring that the GOyernnent can no
longer tolerate the PoPes permanent residence in its
own capital, and urging the Powers to discontinue
the practice Of maintaining ambassadors at the Holy
See.
THE ELEcrioSs IL IrALr.-RONE. Nov. Sth.-Iu
the elections the Chamber Of Deputies as far as
known. $50 candidates Of the Right and 20 Of the
Lsfs have been returned YiseOat Tenosti Sells AID
BorroneO are elected. Second ballots will be ne
SessAry lSs places which failed Of election among
these Sre Genoa, Turin, Florence, Mes<ina. Venice
Legho-u. Verona and Milan. The candidates to IN
de7go n second 6SIlOt are RecasOH. Peru1zi. Lamor-
mora and GArihsldi. The latter stood at the head
Of the poll in two districts - Rome where second
ballot takes place Senday. The electoral con
test distinctly betseen the hight Sad Left. 1t il
estimated that the Govern ment will eventGly attain
majority Of 50.
LOxpoS. Nor. 4sb.-The Spanish Governmen. has
ssain attempted to raise loan in Germany. but
without success.
France and Spain.
Pans. November 6th.-Duke de Cases has pre-
fArc sceilc reiutAtion OF al points IN the spanish
memorandum, Whrch he viii forward 10 Madrid on
Monday next he declines discuss the question Of
Surveillance exercised by French authorities the
frontier because the matter purely Of inter
national character he declines communicate bis
reply TO other powers, he dsaPpr0ves the course
Spain adopted vben sending the Newfoundland
BRUssELs, November 5th.-A sPeeial from Vienna
to the fadePeadsaos Be{s, says Duke de Gases has
nOtsei Austria that the French Government is con-
WINGED that GERMANY did not inspire the resent Span
ash note. aae that the German Cabinet. on the con-
trAry, approve the policy Of France With :e
gard the enforcement Of neutrality on the Spanish
Fr.u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25

IT We are requested 10 notify members Of Hon.
o'uiu Royal Arch Chapier, No l, tbai there viii be
fSgulsr meeting held this evening. after which a
special ISeetng vii be held for the purpose OF con
ferTing degrees A inl attendance is requested.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25

TT The Princess Lydia Domiuis, accompanied
by number Of her LADY friends. vil, nc hear.
take passage in the steamer Kilauea Tor Hiio,
where she viii spend several weeks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25
MARRIED.

NOEHoNUA-KAHELE-Iu shs city, NsE- 2lst tg he
ksT- a. n. RA-ksr. HI EEh h A1e1on1A = A-Fe-- m
he's b1ti q tts city.
CLAPP--FuCR-u NCrerrher zlst AZ g Andrew sCAiAe-
d-4. y Eehi Rev tae Lrt B.shsp q hosstns 1855
Ctfr n LSrut r. n, n NJ $ soogt- . Alloe, tnifa
dElgatsr q 6eogs H. Leoe Bss q Little Britain, ASao
lgls- % a-rds-l -r---
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25

II We would tender our thanks to Capt Arson
OF H-BM's ship Reindeer, for eourtesies in the
news line also 10 Purser Adams Of the mail steamer
Cvnhrenes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25

Ia Nj. Adams holds large book sale OF Sa,ur,
day evening, when one 81 Lnnieys invoices Of
quaint old books viii be closed out
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25

SOMETHING NEw.-The baby Elephant has arrived
and viii be exhibited With small collection Of ami
mails, on Thursday next For particulars, see aa
vertiSemeut
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25

AMEKIcAN THANKSGIVING DkI.-By the late mail,
the prOelanAiion OF President Grant appoinsing the
ssh day Of N0vernber as National day OF Thanks
giving in The United States has been received We
insert il fan:
PROCLAMATION.
WASHINGTON. October essh--Tbe President has
issued the iullOEfng proclamation:
- By the President OF the United States OF Amer
ia procianzIiou- keminded By the changing
seasons that il Is time 70 pause in our osiE 9voc-
tious and offer thanks to Almighty God fer Tie mer-
close, tie blessings Of fnes Government eoutin-
DC 10 Be Vouehsafed 10 rs The earth has responded
to The labor Of the husbsnduZn, The land has been
sre IRON pe<rieuce internal order Is m1intained.
aud peace with oibrr Powers has prevailed IL Is
fitting AZ stated periods ne should cease ron our
accustomed pursuits and ffom the turmoil OF our
daily lives and unite in thaukfulneSS Tor the bless
aEs Of the past and the cultivation Of kindly feel
inEs toward each oiher. Nov, therefore, rucogui-
ziug these considersiioss ! Z. 5 Grant, President
or the United States. do recommend 10 al c1ttzers
10 assemble in tbeir reSecfire places OF worship on
Thursday, the s6lh DAY Of SOTenber uexf, and sx-
press their thanks Tor the mercy and favor Of the
Almighty God and aying Eside al political conte5-
tious and all secular occupations. 20 observe such
DAY As . day OF thSnksEiring and praise In wit
PES uberrof have hereuaio SCI ny hand and
caused the seal OF the Uuiied States 10 b Hnxsd,
October 10 the pezr Of cur Lord IS4 and Of the IL
deuendencr or the United states the 9Th.
@fSsrreci -=---- Z. = GzErI. President
RAmnIoN FIsH. Seereia5y ofsiaIe-r -...-.
In scsordanee n-itb the above, tsers WI be p1b-
lie religious services al zoe Fort Street Church in
this city 10 morrow sfzT O'Clock, which Occs-
sion Rev. Mr.. Frssr VIII preach thAnksgiEing Dis
course
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25

BERIiS. Nov. lth.-The RmPerOr has promulgated
royal decree eOaferring the Provinces Of Alsaes
and Lorraine the right slee; Provincial Assembly
The Assembly is to have the privilege Of holding phi.
waite sitiings.
It reported that Germany, in sOnseQussee Of The
increase in the Russian army. win add 20 eco troops
to the annual contingent.
The German Minister Of Finance presented his an
nsAl budget to Parliament Yesterday. 1t shows a
favorable exhibit the total revenas in the treasury
being in excess Of the years. expenditure. and
amounting TO 5sI,ISO.ISs Iishuarks. The Reich.
stag has bssu authorized issue tNsn,yfssr millions
Treasury notes 70 meet the expenses Of the coming
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25

aud there Is every p5S5Sby hat The project uiI be
carried cut successfully. ''' tA
The continued increase Of Englsh emigration Is at
trsetins the attention Of Government circles. Dur-
ing the pressn, year more Euglish than Irish have
smigrated from Great Britaia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-25

No wAR-Amung the latest trlegans received,
Vas one from SharShae, China, stating that The
difficulty between China aud Japan has been AMIGA.
bis settled. China agrees 10 pay an indemnity OI
SEQ 600 taels, in consideration OF which the Japa.
nese troops are 10 be withdrawn from Formosa =
There is very little question bui China would have
suffered mesi 10 : war win IanAn.