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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-30
SAN rRANCIsCO Sr,,,-K REPORT


SAN FRANCISCO srO.K REPORT.
SAN Francisco. June 20.
sHAREs.l MORNING SALES.
5lo ophir-l6s 1914 Ibis II
2j5 Gould Curry-22< % % hb30 23A
$50 Best 4 Belcher-26b 81 i7k2 7a
48j Savage-86 $3.50 SO 86k So
495 Chollar Potosi-7l II y 70 72b30
1865 Hale l. Norcross-55 81 64s 63h
800 Crown Point-S2& 82s 826
$50 Yellow Jacket-S9 81 y 90 s9k
1870 Importantly 7A74
6s5 Empire Mill-6k 81 Gk
$50 Confidence IL l0k
$50 Justce-7k N
2l0 Juia-3,s
10 Succer-2k
30 Tyler--50o
4i0 Woodville-33x
$50 Leo-75c
SIS Belcher-sos sos 81 o. SIX sissso
80 Caledonia-lSh lsk 1890
200 California-37
$50 Kossuth-l4
$50 Alpha-i2h l2k 1914
1870 Con virginia-82k so s2A sahb3o 8?
60 Knickerbocker-4A 5bs0
l4i0 Silver Hill--74 a7A7h
20 Franklin-2
275 Kentuck -l5k 16
10 Sierra Neyads pom
100 Giobe-llk
3i5 Dayton-4h
200 Rock Island-2A
65 Seq Belcher-83
1870 Baltimore Con-7A7t
40 Eclipse-75
100 Dardanelles-5
10 Exchequer-45 so
SO Bullion-7
$50 N Con -3h az 3k
7s5 oyermsn-ss 80 "a ssk sas ask sss $3.50
AFTERNOON SALES.
100 Meadow Valley-sk
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JUVENILE PERIODICALS
CALIFORNIA PERIODICALS
RELIGIOUS PAPERS

y. T. Indspssdsnt Caners<affssal srrnu - o. =
Christian uaion, b. w. beschsr's tavsr -.....- =
ChieAsn AdTanee. Con<fez ztieasi- 49, a
Boston congTe<afio1alist go. 4 :
n. T. OBSERVER, Prusbyfsrian- RI
" I. Evangelist. Pre1tyt.rt4n =
n. r. Tablet, Cafhofic - -. -
H1stu-. flIof =
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FrRsr INNINGS OF No. ITEM
TotaI...O runs.
LAHA1NALrxA. Dee. 81. 1873.


ME- EDTroE:-To-dsy, on inspecting weekly
manuscript jolruzl. Published hI some of the stu
dents in this seminary and which has hitherto been
quite intelligeniy conducted, there found two
pieces of libidaoas iesiiug. The writer being call
ed TO account with prospect of expulsion, excused
himself BY showing that be had extracted the aiore
said 9Th from newspaper column filed chiefly
with similar matter, namely. "Ea Snaou Hasoiii,
Book /. No. :, Dee l6, psge 6, column LIST
/ cannot Suppose that the Editor of that shee.
would knowingly permit his native assistant to in
trodDoe such matter into bis columns But il is
there, has contributed 10 the education of youth
into evil ans rails for public reprcoaiioD in which
trust that Editor will heartily join
S. Z BISHOP.
I'VE are not at all surprised at the statement of
Mr.. Bishop. The paper reierred 10 has character
notorious for violation of al decency and cour-
tesy, that our only surprise is, that any persons
should aid in its circulation, take it into their
families for their wives and children TO read. We
understand that the articles referred to- if printed in
English would consgu 10 the State prison the prin
ters editors and all connected with the publication
And We; there men here who ch-erfully contrib
ute 10 its support, aod thiuk they doing great
public ssryice-Es. CAL
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Tue NV STEAM LINE.-The Australian steamer
Macgregor arrived al Sydney from Hongkoug on the
18th Of December and was advertised to sail again
on the 2lst Sunday 1t is likely that she LEFT
on the end or ssrd, and will be due here about
Friday next She will remain in port about
tweuty-fcur hours, before proceeding on to San
Francisco, and will take several passengers from
this port. time table has been received from Lon
don by the agents, Messrs. Hsckfeld & Co, from
which we learn that the steamers will leave San
Francisco on Saturday, Jan 81. Feb. IS. March =,
April q, May IS, June 90 July is, Aug. Is. Sept.
IL, Oct 10, Now :, and Dec, Sin other words,
commencing Saturday, Jan. 81, they will leave
that port every fourth Saturday thereafter. They
win arrive al Honolulu from San Francisco on Mon
day, Feb. 9, and every fourth Monday thereafter
The boats from Sydney will leave that port on
Saturday, December %, and every fourth Saturday
thereafter, arriving at Honolulu Friday January g
and every fourth Friday thereafter leaving this port
for San Francisco on Saturday, Jan. 10, Feb. :,
March :, April 4, May :, May So June g, July s5.
August - Sept le, Oct. IL, Now "A, and Dec. Il,
arriving a; San Francisco nine days later viz: Jan.
l9 Feb. 10, sc.
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THREE WEEKS
Later Foreign News.

The British corvette Tenedos arrived Monday
Afternoon, u days from San Fraucisco, bringing =.
passenger Major wedehOase, q. B. Ms courissiOn-
er and Consul General. By this vessel We have our
Hawaiian and Europekn Nails, with San Fr1Deisec
dates to December -.
The Schooner Fanny. which lefs this port on the
18th of November. arrived NJ S1n Franrseo Oh the Sd
Of peoenbs-. sad Col Ste;nberger proceeded iuEsdi
.tely On to Washingtoa-
Governor Newton Booth Of California has been
elected United States Senator to represent that stat.
il Congress. It j: thougbi by many that be VIII be
the nominee for President Of tie Uuited States
The Italian figats G4ribalSi arrived At San Fran
eise0 on the l7ih Of Deesnbsr, 20 days from this
port
General M'Mahon's salary has been increased to
sixty thousand dollars fsOs csc fra,esl per snuun
Pref AgsssiE, TIE veil-ksO~n s.rnnt Of Harvard
University, died a; Cambridge Mass. Dee. Is,
Congress has repealed the notorious bAek-psy grab
bill, and ordered al moneys not drawn under It 70
bs returned 70 The treasury The new Law fIes the
salaries Of members s., see year and travelling
expenses
Gen. BAIAiDs has been found guilty for the srr-
reader Of MesI during the late var ani sentenced to
Ne---N--- ~ - 49, --- 49, 4c~-A-s l--k
Is marshal
Rosters rlIiread contract has been aanulled, BY
the Shah of Perzis-
Ihs rate Ct Discount N tn. B.ak Of England Ia.
been lowered % a:
The steamship Vile de Hirre, on her passage
from New York to Hsrre. eOliidea vifh the British
shiP Loehearn. o. The I'd Nor. in nid-ooean, and
the steamer sauE, carving down 27s Of Ser p1ssen-
gers viii her Eighty-sevea persons we're s.res-
ccnErsss commences is session a. Washington OF
the LIST day Of Deeeaber. ard NJ. Blaine vas re-
elected speaker of he lower hease President Crafts
address oeezries Eve columns. and nay be found N
TIE usskliss of December 5. II is an Interesting
state document; but IT does refer TO this kingdom
L Any way
Boss T~ErD.-4hsr beng taken to BlaekrsII's
IslAnd. Nov 3. Trssi was asked The usual ques-
tsus BY The r-ra-dirg clerk, vh;-s b. relied tia.
he aged 6; occupation, Statesman no religion
but rs ms family Pr0test1nts he Was catered as
Pru:.zt11t- BE :he1 taken 70 the bath, Lad his
bead shnFe5 bard lake. a. AID Was srrsysd IN fuI
rzifsrz- He had trs lstterz frsz New YORK city
physicians Recommending that he be placed IN the
hospital bat afer srAui1ation By the Pente1tiury
TsyziriauE hs pAx renzuisd to cszEsl Gel III.
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ScHooSER KAxoL-The vreckiug party sent up
las. week TO Moloksi 10 endeavor TO save this YES
Sci returned on Sunday. 1fter week spent in vain
attempts 70 raise ana Goat her There Is now very
little prospect Of saving her and shall regret TO
have TO record her total loss She buili in New
London. Conn, in 1855 under the supervision Of
her owner. Capt Thouss Hebron, who brought
her cni around Cape Horn Some three years ago
she Was reeuils By Mr. Geo Eune<, AZ cost Of
thirteen thousand dollars, and Was then considered
as good, Il not better, than when new. For nearly
twenty years she has been e1e1rea in the Mani
co1siiRg trade, and was always CONSIDERED one Of
our fastest and most comfortable vessels to travel
il We remember Al incident thzi occurred soon
after Der arrival here in 1854 which tested Der sail
fnc Qualities The bark John wesley had been
wrecked in gale Al kola2, and Der passengers re
turned 70 this port Theschooner kAnoi Was fitted
NJ to take them over 10 San Francisco, and left
the ssd Of April. making the passage over il four
tesn 6sys IS she nexrcd the bar, one or two Of
the pilot bosi< were seen making for her. There
we're several Of citizens board Of the kHrnoi.
and ut oucs trial Of speed Suggested 81 them,
TO which al agreed Among the passengers were
some who hs5 followed the sea and knew how 20
handle rope Al hands were 81 once piped TO
caErse-s CAPTAIN Eobrsn taking the helm and his
brother z c Eosrou, who was male. stationed
himself OF the bow. waiting for the plot boat TO
coue m In fe~ minutes. the Dancing Feather
Pilot Van Ness, approached 2s i 10 cross the IA
noI's bow. when suddenly the lste-'s reefs were
shaker out her sails SET tim, and she darfed OF
with the pllo; boat absAn, both bond in 10 port
The Kanoi WAS in her best tim and few over the
water Ike sezEl1 lesving the Dancing Feather
,s-.-- AN rou bound To- shouted The as-orish-
&C riot ~No sir shouted o1r skipper, Tn
hound to San Francisco, and yor may catch ne If
rou can Nsrt dxy CEg.zin Van Ness net Captain
Hoerou and declared that be bad never before been
beaten. and offered 10 race the Kanoi 10 Honoiulu
fer Ten thousnd dollars which was declined, Is Inc
lArtsr was conie1t sifh his victor-y
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
AKAlAED.


n-e Sian bksa 6r.es Ro.-+s kaAra IS days fo New
essgle W, rosie fer San frEncisna
SoAr Nzrpick kalAvsig- frua Neioesi. C1r7os {
bog. le2 goat SKINS. iags Potatoes. pkg drlea
Ash ssgs hEfrer
Scar FAIRY Sspeea, aainA- from aAuAiel. cz-sS- .
ku-sos male. 81 keesa l6i hars srea--
jan lEaS hTn m Ailer >chnsi3Hr. l6 GAYS from the
Cz-altne lslsnds- Consigned 70 fie-re a o.
ccar NKrr Ellra Jfna- trim MaAlAeA C1-JFc= IL
kers so haeS suesr-
s-Ssmr kflEuca Tsvloc. WinavN-d Ports Cz-rs-
= shct7 ! IAN, ha-se. bag coin le hogs,
80 hSes Is leg sIcNr j hagS IS bag ods-
fee. htl fzlicv S hsss Ts7Afers- IS Pc hide> l
hale fungus. Soeo ocEnce, lsiis goat skim, hals
hEu2aA.- t1is and sohnecu- FEkses,p-T-
Gov Danaiais An6 wife. Nj kAnAkzI- smith,
Mss Nieht Rev " y Alexande-, Aiss AisxAn6e-,
Miss Psns A Sunie-. 4 GgN,li1cr- Ms II q C-zht-e
and so. Mr. BoTg-r aad the bad, : Michel
.aahr RAisislL and 81 Geek
Scar P-1aoe- Eeck froin AoaA a Kan Cr-P0- ho-se
haes - kegs ls1 bAgs sueSr, 50 bales pull, 600
eo&i skins, rolls lsHfh--. pkes hut,cr, q hnchs
ava - hxs urancex SC bnehs bananas. q tadls
sagAr-cAne. Passozpsrgs Hon " Martin, ChAs
Nencke ard .. Geek
Scar NazuakE~A- kolaliuE. fr11z NzuiluiG- Cszroo:
I-e kegs 30 hsss sugar
schr Eca Boy. A3Arns srss koolxr- CG-Ps= IS kees
eco eAEs sIeH--
schr Arsirs, PsAAAi-ra. fru1 KOaA C1-vs- - oords
trruacc
soar Mic Mo--is LezaA, froz Kool.z- cz-yo: 50
tAES sarnr ~ tArs ro-.
s-ScAr Nssile Ns1TiIl Crane. fryn kEuaAkAkA- Pa
selprz> Capt Is~ept NssI and wife. Alex Smith,
ana IL deck-
SCR h.EEeieL Patty. frI1 kHEnAkNkzi- PGSsrspr-s=
Cot Hohruz. Mr. ShE-reis, and 6-ok.
Scar lilir Iona s-uu f1ualaa- Cc-,po- Soa chick
ems hos s e~gs rloe- - h~ss PosAfc<s. tAs<
s-sshr Iraay MA f-sz vnau.sa Ko,oA- oz,yn. >
+ r Ne o1<resEe Ie1ea1s. Commando Ray,
- eays from rrznuisoo-
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MADAME ANNA BIsHoP-A letter from this distin-
cpished vocalist whose visit here in 1867 will be re
merabe-ed BY many Informs that she intends ;sk
ing passage for Australia in the steamer Macgregur,
which leaves San Francisco January 81 She hopes
10 be able to give al least one coucer; during the
steamers stay il this port We feel certain ;ha; all
citizens will be delighted TO have her come ard
even TO stay over sicamer-ai all events we beg
her give al least one Of her charming entertain
merts while here
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CRICKET PLAYING IN HoSoLuLu.-Some of our
young men took advantage Of the holiday and fine
weather on New Years Day, TO repair to the plains
for game Of cricket. Although some were out of
practice, and others "raw hands, yet a very enjoy
able and pleasant game the result Il was con-
iuued with full vigor till dusk and although there
were two slight casualties, nothing occurred
10 mar the good feeling and pleasure of the day.
Appended is the score, andas usual the best players
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To 81 DIscoSTNVERs--We E0derstRDd that
a whiineys Daslr Marine B1Tssin.' which has been
kers NJ for three years. and which has almost Be
cont necessity to The eirirzns Of Ho1olrln. Is 5000
- se discontinued the public n0s being sufcieasly
interested in Il 70 shHre the small erPsnss Of main
tainiag n. la cost for printing. huathrs obtain
ing marine reports. &. has beau .bori one hun
dred and sseaiy dollars year, 70 say nothing Of
ths lEsor connected with the editing Of Il
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~ II Is said that new snd important fact in
silk culture has been developed BY the Acclmstioh
Society of France, namely: That silk Of varied
cnlors be produced by feeding the silk-Worm on
leaves Worms led on wine leaves produce silk
Of magnificent red color. Lettuce h.s been found
TO produce All emerald green silk
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~ Mr.. J. B. NJ. Stewart, formerly president of
the Central Polynesia Company of Navigator Islands
has been arrested in San Francisco charge OF
attempting to defraud the stockholders The case
had not been tried, but it was thought there were
no grounds for the arrest The lands and property
Of the company were sold for sSoooo
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PoLITIohI--on Friday evening meeting was
held at the vestry of HaSsiAhao Church. for the
purpose Of making Up ticket The attendance
was small owing doubtless 20 the stormy weather,
AID the proceedings were somewhat noisy and ir-
regular. After the whole evening spent in discus
sion, NJ 10 nearly II O'Clock. the following ticket
was declared 10 be the nomination Of the meeting:
}. o. Garter, z Poll, D. Msio, A Kaisul-P c 4
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IMPORTS.
DIED.

IAxK-Ir ans CITY p-e s-fh Mr. EFliAz Z Lane
zA-svs & s. sSAzs Sss B-=z<Siuk Be had resided srv
az ys~-s-
DkTIS-As EE~nihAe. Engzzl n~c- sis~ ee1rge Ho-1
rEsi soz a Is.Ae nsvis shc with glhz Tl1n< ka
Sarssc1s-S NJ Tzris = geG-s q age
CRoCEEE-z essri Ei7sH.e TIE Tas<aef- ur
HsSnii Hunouin lAn- d 6~ers WEr-rn C-scer age
reAs q Sar~1h Cs1 lie had RESIDED ca fnese
fslszas lSS-
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CELESTIAL" MUsIc.-of all the unear.hly dis
cordani sounds ever heard here. those produced BY
the Chinese instrumental band. which occasionally
essays to entertain the public, deserve the palm.
Hawaiian kAid druum ming is melody compared with
1t. Our caption terms II celestial music" hut it
may more properly be called Internal" And yet we
told that 10 prscticed musical Chinese ear the
performance Of this band considered the perfection
Of harmony. II this be so, great musicians differ
very nuoh- The performances or New Years Eve
reminded rs OF the "cAlithunpiau hands Of orr
juvenile days They are not bit better.
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De- s-An hs-r Grace Rsss-1s knAEE far s&a Frznzsoo
ian Ssh 1--we Yankee. Clark. fsr AN1S
s-Sclr MAY Ellen. jim. flc kahGiui-
ScAr Fairr eDeel- AEHink, Sc Hanale-
s-Srz- kilauea -Ariar. far Win6var1 Pc-fs FhErsz-
ps-zs Esl -odgs WidezNnz- Miss Emma WIDE
mana Chas p1aErr Nm Bash-e- Nrx nsrsds, Miss
l RinrhHnl- M : ThrrSsoG- Mis- Hel-E Th1rszc1
parn NAye- Miss Maggie Hk-1y. Klnis3ell
Ker " AlexEn6er. NJ Sha--eEs. Wn RHiisg, c
Era,-ur Mss As~1n- VIA Weieh;. Miss Wiz
faa1 Nh L c-zhs<- Ms sohu IL and Ab1ut %
Srh- Nrt-is Me--l1 C-zae. for Lzhki1h
Schr Rah Rry. AdGEas. for koaaAU-
Sch- Ncikeiki PH-y, far KHhrlEi-
Srhr Nnrwick. kAlKunia- Scr kAlAnpk7A
Scr Ar-ive. RunRhivA- fr EahalA 4 Hin
e-Schr Nile Morris. RAtey far M0lOkAs-
Schr Pln-s Beck Sc kcBa kEz-
Scar Annie knladina- ~ Hiin-
Scar LE.ir IaaE> 81 ennEiuE-
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shlppaas Memoranda

RrraE- or Bzlssx-zxE NN Il ALE, SozSElrI NAs-rk
La Razs.e Nor cA fr Bo-ab5 arriving ths-r o- pee
"a I frrr Dec tn far C@One IslAsds oine &c anchor
nsc lszA; had nur-h-y ~zBds Ard Gains fhrsha1i sat
rssEs s tie cA-ons IslEsas Dec lisa fr E0aeSlns fine
wsHts- ENK ~Isd far lAi sc \. long iss fru
De- 81 % Dec ssh and r-ir IN lAi ie 80 y, soas
les sz wh pom; ssrs NM wind FrssNlee ~ sA- As
the ssuths-z Toans q Hawai- ssht the A a. n
Arrived n Haooazlu "a TaEr-a1y, Jan Isl
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tF- Those interested in growing fruits for Cali
fornia are referred 10 commercial column where
they will learn that oranges lines, bananas figs and
all other tropical fruits viii hereafter be entered
duty free In the United States.
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~ The Secretary of the San Francisco Mer-
chants Exchange will accept our thanks for fles re-
ceived by the Tepedos. Also John Korh, the atten-
tive hoatman Of that city, who always sends Us a
cory or two ofthe latest daily. hy every vessel.
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~ Major wodehouse returned from England in
the Tenedos and viii resume his post Her Britain
mic Msjesiy's Commissioner and Consul General
Mr.. wodehouses family did not accompany him out,
hut remain il England
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ss- A letter has been received from Mr.. Challs-
mel a: Tahiti, who bcgs to tender his thanks 10
those who assisted him to obtain a passage to his
native land, France. BE wonld leave Tahiti soon
in q war vessel
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- nka Curious fscz fh1f there ART more Jews
IN New Tosk THAI i yerzsslcn. more Germans than
/, Berlin, more Irish fAan in Dabln mere C1lhoIics
than in Rome
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FoR rHE NAn--Don't forget to send fun files Of
the GazETTE 20 fri ends at home especially to-dAys
paper, which contains more news OF interest 10
them than ten letters could convey. This mail will
reach San Francisco Jan, le and New York January
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~ Bark Comet bad no; arrived over up to the
ed of December then Is days out she having sailed
hence on the 9th She doubtless arrived BY Christ
mas SO as to leave again early in January perhaps
the Sd in which event she viii be due here between
the I7th and sSd inst
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PRosrsRous.-The to,si appropriations made hy
the Methodist Episcopal General Missionary Com
mi,tee for the yearls7s were $50 loo against $685.
600 for the previous wear.
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~ A letter from Chief Justice Allen, dated at
Bangor, Maine, Nov @, reports him in good health.
Mrs Aliens health, though still poor, was improv
ing so that His Honor was contemplating visits to
nfhe- eiffex
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A,l,, q tAs nooa tor ,ae Month Of Jan, ls7..
The worlds History.

Jan s-rrinec InrkliIo chosen King ISL.
Battle ~ Ne- Orleans. ISIS
le-P-uny postage established in England $50
ll-ftrst Lsttery IN Easland, lsfl
l2-ncEuiiticu q the fors ncnoiau ccnnrncea 1857
iS-kiue LunAilos C&tine. appointed. 49,
ls-Pesre declared brtwece Great Britain and United
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~ Steamship Nacgregor is advertised to leave
San Francisco Saturday, jan 81 land not the 9Th,
as before puhlishedl This will bring her due here
on Monday, Feb. q
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sF- Can any of our readers take the letters Of
the words new door, and so transposc them as
TO make but one words
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

tF The chamSerof Commerce meets at its room
at 10 O'Clock to-day.
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"a NO salute was fired on the first instant, the
order having been ccnn;ermanded from the War
nnrarrrnnnf
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t9 The steamer Mscgrcgor may be expected
FRIDAY from Sydney, to leave on Saturday for San
Francisco
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NAvAI--H- B Ms steam corvette Tenedos arrived
in port on Noaday afternoon She experienced very
stormy weather during the passage. bat made fair
run across Of fourteen days Her tonnage Is ls9S,
horse power $50, and she has made ISL knots She
carries guns and l95 men. and is ofihe finest Of
the new war ships in the British navy The follow
ing Is list Of her officers:
o=Trefa-EiuHrd Il. Lsar&-d Esy.
FE-S IssH11szzf-Frzrrcis r BrcEasinv-
Serr~6 Lsraesz1nf-Sef. Amin n. Aciand
Tki-s LSszee.zsr- Henry c Bigrs-
Nerlcz1zy Lsczrcn1z1-John NJ Lcyd
SAT iSs-Yenz-ChK-iss Il SlNzEhter.
Fcy-w1Eis--Thoraas O IoVnsou-
CkScT EsgiaoS--Tbanks witt
.szb- ksczne.nna-yoAn G. HHgEx-5, T. W Ioaes 4 J.
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