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RAILROAD TINE-RADhE.
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN,

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN,
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DEPART Arriye, Arrive,
Gin u. Gnti. Deston.
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New York Ex daily. s:5Of.M. 5gor.M. 6;5OA.M.
LoUIsvILLE AND CINCINNATI sHoRT-LINE.
Depot, Front and kilgoar. Time, minutes slow.
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Louisville lex SUM. 3;0JP.M. 2:5P.M. 7:i5PM.
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CINCINNATI, RICHMOND AND CHICAGO.
Depot Fifth and Hoadly. Time, minutes fast.
Chicago Ex .......... :30A.M. 9:25P.M. s:40P. NJ
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DAYTON sHoRT-LINE AND COLUMBUS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-10-20
Chinese Migration.

Some idea Of the extent to which the Chinese
are migrating to other countries, may be learned
from a memorial to the Imperial Government
Of China, from the Governor Of Shanghai. In
this memorial he urges the appointment Of di-
plomatic and consular representatives in all
countries where Chinese are settled. He est
mates the number Of Chinese in Australia and
California at 100000; in Siam at 100000; in
Singapore, loo, 900; in Penang, IS, 900 in Ma
Mia, $4,000; and in Japan, lO,OOO-making
a total Of 900 In this list no account is
taken Of Peru or Cuba, or several other coun-
tries which have respectable numbers of China
men. The memorial is a significant indication
Of the change in opinion in the Celestials. They
have at last discovered that they must finally
come into the family Of Nations and adopt the
general system Of international relations.
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spanish Affairs.

There has been a change of Ministry in Spain,
as is supposed on account Of the too liberal
tendencies Of the premier Castillo. But CORE
spondence published since the change shows
that the late premier was not so stiff in his
hostility to the priesthood as had been sup
posed; that the Pope has his promise that the
new Government would try to observe the con-
coriats or treaties with the Papal government,
and that, therefore, the late circular of the
Nuncio to the bishops was not as unjustifable
as i seemed Moreover, the rumor that the
Nuncio had been rec allied is oontradicted, and,
in fact, it looks as if the Alfonsists were again
bidding against the Carlists Tor the support of
the priests. The stories about the military
operations are as conflicting as ever, but it
seems as if the Government forces were really
gaining ground. The longer Alfonso manages
to stay on the throne, the better his chances
are, and the order for an election of the Cortes
in December looks as if he thought himself
strong enough to set up regular Government.
A good deal viii depend on its composition
when il meets.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-10-20
Business Prospects in America.


The autumn trrde, says New York paper,
has made good progress during the fall, and in
some departments there has been degree Of
activity not witnessed for several seasons. The
rule, however, with buyers continues to be to
take small lots, make quick sales, and replen
ish stock frequently. Under favorable circum-
stances, such as seasonable weather, country
traders can buy goods for cash" and turn
them into money, and make their payments to
city jobbers, within the time which the term
cash covers. In business like this no paper
Is made, and the extent to which it is carried
on is an explanation of the small stock of mer-
camille paper in the market The favorable
side Of this kind of business is its entire safety
to all concerned the unfavorable side is that
it betokens lack Of confidence in the future.
The crops of the country meet the highest ex-
Pectations; the lowest estimate for cotton is
4,25O,OOO bales, and from this it runs up to
4,65O,OOO bales. With such crop, even at
low price, the South particularly and the coun-
Try generally cannot fail to be largely benefited.
Other Southern crops, like sugar and nee, are
also exceptionally good. In the West wheat
Will above the average, and the corn crop
viii be the largest ever produced. a low price
for cotton is inevitable, both because of the
immense crop and the depressed condition of
manufacturing interests in England.
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wen a. to otter Eradually into ne brook, aud

AS wen as to alter gradually into ne brook, aud
keepit fun.
7zinEH This frequent flooding carries = vast
amount Of surface impurities from the land Into the
brook, making the water foul The ordinary drain.
age being uncovered by vegetation i also more or
less impure The native vegetation acted as natu-
raj filter, rendering sweet and pure the water draln
ing through IT, the mnl,itndnous abrils Of growing
roots continually absorbing and Transforming all
Impurities.
Another aud great evil Is here brought TO mind
which does not precisely apperain TO the subject In
hand. That Is the rapid sitting up OF our harbor by
the mud OF NuuAnu irrshets, washed down from the
lately denudrd foothills well the whole surface
Of the upper valley Ride up there and observe the
naked tops of the foothills lying against the mount
ain butrvsses each side, and what quantities
Of soil every heavy rain must now bring down,
when there Is no thick langles to arrest H. Where
does this mud COS Into our harbor TO destroy IL.
1t Is only Of late years that the subject Of denuda
ton and forest growth have received scientific treat
ment, aud the conclusions established have yet to
make their way TO the public mind so Intelligent on
many subjects. Careful investigation and reflection
on the subject In the light of modern science must
convince any that the present denudatiou Of
upper valley Is fatal to both the purity and the
abundance Of our water supply aud that Its restora
ton to its primitive condition by removing all cat
tie, affords prompt, cheap and certain means OF
securing uniailing and exhaustless how Of water
adequate to all necessities. In comparison any
other device such that Of reservoirs Is futile aud
immensely expensive and wasteiuL As to pastures
below the region in question, much less rain falls
there nor does their condition materially aIeetthai
OF the stream. The state of the upper valley is
alone OF Importance TO the water supply. CIvIs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-10-20
The New TheOIogy once More.


The Islander comes out in defence of Arnold
and his New Theology" but he soon found
the task Of defending an unimagined and un-
imaginable system too difficult, and gave it up.
The iSuls which separate Christians are quite
numerous, and the points on which they dis
agree cannot all be founded on truth; yet if n
theology could be developed harmonizing in
every particular with truth and the highest
reason, it would not probably differ so much
from the best systems now extant as to deserve
the epithet of Ne'c, and why speak of ''the
hard theology of Augustine and Calvin, the
Westminster Catechism and the Athenasian
Greed 81 These systems, no doubt, contain
statements which seem hard; and so did the
theology of Christ. Those disposed to com
plain cried out, this is hard saying; who
can hear it?" or who can endure it ? (John
6:6O) and their dissatisfaction was so great
that ''thsy went back, and talked no more
with him..
The Islander has heard ministers of the Cos
pei appeal to purely selfish motions in urging
to a religious lie /; but has he ever thought
how few would be the motives left, if all of
selfish character should be excluded? The
redeemed in heaven are doubtless influenced
by purely unselfish motives hut it is other
wise with mankind generally.
We should like to enlarge on "the hard
theology Of Augustine" and of the others
mentioned, and on the motives fitting to inAu-
ence people to enter upon religious life; but
q newspaper seems hardly the place.
We said that the Islander gave up the task
of defending Arnold, because, after few SEN
fences, be gives his own sentiments on the
need of Improvement in the science of theology.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-10-20
LEGAL NnTICES


r,TRcufr COURT or Fug HAWAIIAN
IsIANrs-f hrd Iuilicia nsiricf IN ne matter ~
me ESTATE Of VIM. rAyios. Ate efNorth Kohal. Basa
SS ssiirr ma s ths pssitio4 and. acsus,s % I.s
wight executor q the WI o. VIM rnriaF late o. Norfh
Kohala lassaii dseuad. Nhereln showed
seag on and himself with that ~,
aalr NAY examined sndarprovci and that fl elsr
may b. made ofstrhution % the properly rtunfnnF In
his hands % the prron thereto entitled, ard urharEiuE
such. a.. ~. ....
Ithoriered that SATu W, ne -sth. DAY ~ NovEN
nNR A. ID ISIS a. ten O'Clock A. ~ IN TIE coari Io,i.-
al KApaaa North kohaln Hawaii b. and ne hsrrty
appointed the time and place Tor hearng sid pstias,
and accounta, ard that AL ptrtuna Interested
appear, and show cause fuy they have. ahv
tha ahand nat b. EIsaln And thal htI =
the Engsh and Hawaiian i4ngragrs BE- pahilthcd
Calctte and Kuakia printed AMI ruhi.heI
Honolulu for thrrr previous 1e
therein appointed FOR aid hearing.
Dated kohaia Akan. Hawai- this i2th day ofocL lt1t
CHARLES FREuEltfCE tfAlrf.
gge u CIrl-uls Iudrc. ard Iud r.--rrtrt
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ssrvS5 sasS,ss. and lhoesh bis 'seOsss may mean to
US the Temporary dsadvantAss q rise in the price
Of meat, The prOspse, Of psrmAusut advantage to the
community ensures for him tie best wishes Of the
public TIE prosperity Of the pastoral Interest al
most amounts to guarantee for general prosperity
and just as the intrOdseton Of boilingdown placed
the pastoral in.erss, better foundation BY e''Ae'
fishing tolsrably certain mininam value Tor stock
so viii the freezing down process have similar effect
BY axiHg the minimum somewhat higher. should
the project be successful pastoral enterprise VIII b'
sS,sndsa. and will be carried on uadsr new con
ditions. -
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Turkey and her RevoI1ed Provinces.

The news from Europe, says the NatioH, is
mainly made up Of rumors and counter-rurnors
from Herzegovina. As general rule, the re-
ports Of insurgent successes have turned out
false, while those Of Turkish successes have
been confirmed, Circumstance which prepares
one for despatch to the London Standard that
"a bureau has been established at Belgrade
for furnishing false and warIike news, which
is not unlikely. The Servians have worked
themselves up to fever heat, and have been
modifying their troops, buying horses and
making other bellicOse preparations, but the
restraining hand Of Austria will doubtless pre-
vent any outbreak Of hostilities, though there
is always danger from chance collisions on the
frontier. 1t is almost impossible for Turkish
patrol or sentinel to look long at an unarmed
Servian without taking a shot at him, and the
converse Is equally true. The mediating con-
suls have got back to MOstar, the capital OF
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Herzegovins, after a wild-goOse chase after
the insurgent headquarters, which are literally
''in the saddle" and without having accom-
plished anything in the way of negotiation.
The rebels are scattered and worn ont, and the
country is at the mercy of the Turks and
greatly desolated, one of the deplorable ac-
compartments of Turkish lighting being the
presence Of large bodies of irregulars from An
atolia and Albania, who eat up everything, or
burn and destroy what they leave. A joint APP
peal Of the Christian powers to the Porte TO
make concessions and restore peace is the last
thing talked Of.
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WEDNESDAY. OCT 20.


THE financial crisis in San Francisco, caused
BY the suspension Of the Bank of California and
some other hanks, ended on the I'd inst, by the
re-epening OF the above institution, in a much
stronger condition than It has ever been before.
All its branches, in the various Eastern cities
and in Europe, as well as the Bank in this city,
have resumed the same relation TO II as prior
to the disaster. The effect produced by the re
sumption has been to restore public confidence
in this powerful bank and to impart TO business
in that state the same activity which has al
ways characterized H. The business relations
Of our port have been so intimately connected
with it for many years that any other result
would have been accompanied with more or
less disaster, and it is gratifying to be able to
announce It's successful resumption.
AN article will be found in another column
on the new Australian service, which will be
fully inaugurated in January 1876. After full
inquiry in San Francisco, we find that neither
the company which has taken the new con-
tract, or any other company or firm, so lar as
we can learn, is willing TO establish steam CON-
immigration between San Francisco aud Homo
lulu, without asubsidy of some amount while
some even demand that certain amount Of
freight be pledged to the steam line if estab-
lished, in addition TO any subsidy granted.
The whole thing may be stated in few words
we cannot have steam communication from any
source tritt7ut a Subsidy. Therefore, is it not
better for us to make contract with CON-
pany fully able 20 serve us, and which offers
to bridge over the Pacific, and give us seven
or eight days service IN the finest steamships
ever fioated on this ocean ? Or shall we de-
cline to treat with them, and trust to luck, or
return to sailing packets, making from Is to 81
days passage, as they have lately? No disin-
terested person, DESTROYS Of promoting the pros
perity Of the islands, can hesitate which to
rhOnse
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knots, or 2si miles per diem. AS the entire
distance from Sydney to San Francisco, via
Kandavu and Honolnlu is $3.50 niles, the
above speed viii take them through in rs days,
leaving az hours for stoppages at the ports
named. A speed of ll8 knots (which they
are supposed to Be amply able 20 perform, }
would take the ships through in % days and
20 hours, leaving over three days for stop
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-10-20

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- lSLANtSIn Probate. In the matter % the estate
chambers. before Mr.. Justice HArrt order % Tor
allowance Of accounts discharge and final dtributon
property.
on reading and ding the petition and accounts Of Alec
Administrator o. the estate o. A. late o. Honolulu de-
ceased allowed ffla IS and charges
himself with 9f1d.s5 ard
amned and approved, and shat final order may ~ made
Of distribution Of the property remaining In his hands
sureties from an further responsibility such Admins
traitor.
II Is ordered that Monday the 1T DAY o. November A.
d. 1873, AZ ten O'Clock 4 hffuru the
hereby appointed the time place
Ing said petition and accuunt and that IN persons
ssted may then aud there appear and show any
they have why the should BE- granted may
present evidence entitled 90 the sad pro
perty And that this order. English language,
published In the Hawaiian Gazette nsuHpI per printed and
published n Honolulu. for three successive weeks pre-
Vious 10 the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated AZ Honolulu, H. l., TITS zist day % SEPTEMBER
A. D. 1878 CIIAs a. HARRIS
Attest: Justice Of the supreme Court
WAtrEs r. sEAt, Clerk % The supreme CourL s5sss
IN CHAMBERS. CIRCUIT JUDGE. SECOND
n JUDICIAL DISTRICT, Hawaiian lhands 10 he
matter OF The estate Of Ills EH p NAHAOLELuA Of L.
hann Maui, decreased.
hearing ding petition OF Kl Nshaoeiua and
Mrs Fanny Young Kekeiaokaiani PRAYING that IN. las
will and testament Of His III. Nahanelua " Lahaina
Maui. H. T. deceased, be admitted 10 prntae and that
tors under the will
It Is ordered, that WEDNESDAY the 20 day ofNOvEf-
Der 1875, az 10 AZ he Court House In lhaina b.
aud the Is hereby apart a. the time and place
Tor hearing the said petition any OBJECTIONS that nav
be offered thereto and persons Interested In the aa
estate, are hereby notified % attend.
Lahana sept ssth. 1878. SEQ sts
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Notice

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
~ sOSs that the zist day Of September, A. D. 1875,
\ meeting OF the u the WATLUKU SuGAR
PLANTATION held n HonOlulu that aaid meeting
voted by said charter Of lnc0r-
p0ratiOn granted them and their associates
sOrs, under the c0fOporafe and style Of THE Wal
LUKU SUGAR CO., the 18th day Of September A d.
Is75. and that the corporation under said
organized themselves, and elected following
named officers Of the company, vz
Henry A. p. Garter President
Peter q Zones Secretary aHdT reasurer.
Daniel Smith Auditor
Notice further given that pursuant 20 the terms Of
aid charter no stOckhOder shall Individually be liable
for the deb Of the corporation beyond the amount which
shall be due upon the share shares held owned By
himself p O. IONEs. Tr
Honolulu. Sept II. 1875. 5ss-ss Secretary
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Administrators Notice.

EUNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NO
II TICE % all persons that the iith day q Ocober
A. d 1875 letters OfndnInistraf "a with vii the
the Estate Of EDWAHD n. BOYD late % Honolulu, 10
land Of Oahu deceased testae issued them b. the
Honorable Charles g. Harris Justice Of the supreme
In Probate the Executors named In the sad having
renounced and The undersigned zdulinstraturs
with the will annexed have fled ther bond and accepted
their said trust and do hereby request ali persons having
claims against the said estte whther secured b.
gage or not 20 present the duly anthentated
with the proper vouchers n any exist ofce q
Godfrey Rhodes one q The said aluiItrator kaahu
manu- street In said Honolulu and all persons having
claims are hereby notified that II tle prete
Aforesaid within sir months from date hereof
the day they m due they viii BE- forever barred add an
persons owing debts % The SAID hersay requested
70 make Immediate payment thereof said Godfrey
Rhodes az his once aforesaid
GODFREY RHODES.
r. SrREHZ
Administrators with the yin o. ne stats o. z r.
Boyd, deceased.
HonolnIu. n. 4. October Islh 1873. Sc o.
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- ISLANDS In Probate. In the matter % the tsfae
Of Itis Majesty LuNALILo- decraaed Order % necs a
petition for allowance % accounts dchafgs and apzI
irihnton % property a. esamhsr., hsiore ne Zen.
ON reading and hns the petition and aceount q Cha
r. bishop. 10y hts Attuney IA fAetJohn n fAty ezsutur
of The VIII and oodcu except the tth clause iherrof q
Hs Majesty Lunao dtceused whcrsia be asss 10 b. ~
lowed S1a5 ST. and eharEes himsn with e1ptts1. ard
that order may BE- made % distbuton % ne pro
pcrty remaining In h hands he persons thersin sui
lied and dlscharEnE him and his surccs frum an further
Il Is ordered that THURSDAY. ne tith day g Nrsu
Der, A. - 1879. AZ 10 O'Clock befre the ai rnssc
Chambers IN the Court House, ionciun b. ne
is hereby appointed a. the time and place ior
Ing said peiltion and aecouuts and thai an perus
esied may and appear and cansr n any
they have why the same should not ~ granted and may
present evidence who entitled o. ne so pro-
perry And that this ORDER IN the English and Mawaliaa
languages, be published In the Kuukoa aud uawsil.n
Gazette, newspapers printed and published IN onoiaiu
for three successive weeks previous 90 me time therein
appointed for said hearing.
Dated Houoluiu. II l.. this ssh day q October A. d
ls7s. cHAs c HARRIS
Attest; Jusiice % the supreme court
JSo. T. nAHSARp, Dep. Clerk o. suprczs court AHA
SUPREME COURT OF rHE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS In Probate In the matter " tsr-tatc %
JOHN BOOTH. late or Honolulu, deceased nisstats Or
der to show cause petition OF AfmnaEator Coz license
20 sell real estate.
ON reailnE and aiinE the petition o. \ n dole Of ali
Honolulu the administrator % the q John nooth
late Of said Honolulu deceased. niesiafe praying f1r
license 10 sell parcel q real estate Belonging - he al
estate, situate smith street. Honolulu. described
Royal Pntent No. ias. and setting forth certain eE
sons why such real estate should b. sold
II lis hereby ordered. that an persons Interested IN ne
said estate appear before this Court on TUESDAY the "A
day Of NOVEMBER, A. n 1873, At 70 O'Clock
Court House. m Honolulu. then and there cause
why acenso should not be granted Tor ths ale af sach
real estate.
II Is further ordered that copy Of this order pub
ished
Of hearing In the Engish and Hawaiian languages ne
Hawaiian Gazette and kuokoa. newspapers Published Ina
Honolulu Aforesaid
A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Attest Justice supreme Court
JNo r. BERNAND Deputy Clerk
Honolulu, 18Th september. is7s. sgs-ft
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- cIIAmnEns. rInrI-I.r II-r,llr. .r.,,n,lr,
4 NCHAMnERs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

4 tlAL btiirtrcts HAWAIIAN Islands ESTATE Of IuA
Boehle minor Of Lahana. Ia Probate.
ON reading add ding the petition o. Godfrey
Rhodes guardian Of the person and p= perry % JULIA
BOEitLE Of Lahana, minor, praying that bis
as such guardian may be passed upon and allowed
be discharged from further responsibility such guardian.
II Is oriierei that W L y EDAH. NOVEMBER n Is7s
at II ~, az the Court House In fahaha, BE- and ne
s hereby set apart The day and place or hearing
said petition and all objections that may be- offered ihersto
ABR FORNANDER.
CircuitJu Ind Iud- District r. l.
Honolulu Oct. iith, is7a sG 20
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IN CHAMnERa. aNn IunIcIAI s.Incr-r

IN CHAMBERS, and JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
II. l.. In the Of estate Of o. AIlflf iar
Of Lthalna, Maui. n. l.
TN hearing and hling the petition Of r. w. Esereit an
ministrat0r Of the estate o. o. J. HARRIS o. Iahaina
Maui H. l., deceaaed, praying that day b.
Ing and approving the claims sasslnst said estate.
1t y ordered that To ESDAY, November eth IsTS st 10
A. NJ AZ the Court House IN Lahana, b. the
place for hearing aid petition any objections may
BE- offered thereto. and All nerSons having
Claims against said estate. hereby nocd attend
ABR. FORNANDER,
Circuit Judge Ind Jud district
Honoulu Oct. fgfh rfs ~
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pE- FKANcrs B. HurvnrssoS has been this day sp-
pointed Physician Insane Asylum aud Port Physi-
clan q the Port Il Honolulu. vice pr G. rrUusseAu re
slEued W. L MOEHoNUA.
Minister q the Interior.
Eussrior oGoe. sept ssh. ISIS.
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The following persons have been commits
Stoned Tax Collectors uoder the provisions o. Sec
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-14
PERSONAL.

M ISSING-Left his home on the LIST of July, Mr.
wi WILLIAM MALADY, about sixty-five years
of age. He is five feet eight inches in height
weighs about two hundred pounds has gray hair no
beard, is OF HOrid complexion; had on at the time
of leaving dark straw hat alpaca coat and dark
striped gray pants. Any information to his
whereabouts will be gratefully received and the in
fofmant iberslly rewarded at los Euterpe street
iuRtf
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The undersigned begs leave to inform parties who
desire to settle their DRAINAGE TAXES AT
DISCOUNT that he has the sole Agency for the
payment of this tax by means of Drainage Warrants
A direct application will secure the lowest rates
JAMES B. GUTHRIE. Agent
je6 6m 122 Gravier street