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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
MarshaPs saIeI

10y VIETIE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
against p O. Padekeu defendant have frvied on and
shall expose ior sale Wednesday ths g3a day % ue-
ceinber, 81 Y AZ the Court House ID he
Waimea Island o. Haual, al tie right nle
% said defendant In and the following property Va
koa bedsteads folding table, lamp table small table
wiring tabis, Japan cAhinet lounge. 1 cheaI
cook stove and hxings paror stove, chairs ol can
poi tubs losing glns geesr sheep ahtafnF machine.
Also, In thaslfne suit have lcsird upon and shall
pose for sale, Friday, The zth day % December 1873
At II noon AZ the curt House IN North lsAnd -
ant IN and % the following described property, VIZ
pine bedstead and mat rnag. koa lounge and rlllo
rocking chair, small chairs, round table table
tashstand clocks spiral bowls, better tus scas.
Jack screw Ibis salt round cahlrs. sucors. Ia
cups, tumDlers, wash bowls fslver forks spoons.
knife. IS fDr<s,i5 knives, chains medicine chest st
glass; platteri tea POI pee on ealh. iot % hiacE
saddle blocks. stove tub, wood mil hofse pi0,
piOI points Jokes key rails, y TN pans earfhen
pans, water bottles, gass lamps tanihisrs small
sugar mill, wool press 1 rurlr mill
Also ali the righf Qua and tsr,sr AZ rss In
and % certain leasehold Interest % s defendant f1F
and during the fe Of one Henry christensen and ihs
ots o. and deacSed IN Royal raferia Noa 2tfl add
2lq5. situated 81
interest assigned BY Llnduly 10 Md defendant
and recorded with Honolulu deeds N book "a raTs "a
being The assigned % aid Crsfi1uren b.
dresen ~ deed record n BOOK y. pzEe 81 and b.
said christiasen y sid Andresen, - dled Recorded
book %, PAGE E9.
And Also ali me right tile and Interest 81 I'D def.nt
ant IN and b parcel u lad at liaiuknna andng
contrasting about 4 q "a
Aiso al The nshL tiie and interest o. tf deeluant IN
and % 20 head Or catiie less and grnrT horsra
Unless sid Judgment Interest Costs l1d NJ feel ad
commissions Be prasiou.y Did.
Per hs Deputy. L sessr.nos. sserif u HaraE
honoiuiui December g. i57a toJ--t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

- The new Nail Steamer caIof san Francis
co arrived here early on Saturday morning last, the
Purser reporting a passage Of days and II hours
she is certainly one Of the finest steamers ever seen
in the Pacific. and il is difficult to conceive OF any
thing which can add to the comfort Of her passea-
gers. Ii she does not suit the Australians. nothing
can Her speed wss satisfactory, she best days
having been 29s miles, aud the average "a miles
per day, or nearly III miles an hour. The follow
ing is list Of her officers: J. N. Laehlan, Com
manderi ". R. Budd, Chief 0feer; HsrEsers, 9nd
Officer; Gardner, srd Ofesr; Jesse Davies. Chief
Engineer; ". D. spore Parser and Surgeon
Adolph Tanner. Freight Clerk, Thomas CroEeIl,
Steward; and 4 crew Of lis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

Justice Of the suprrnne court
rnrRr or rrE IIAMAIIAN

SuPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- iSiANDS-tn Probate In the matter q the Estate
Of John H. Thompson, late Of Honolulu oahu deceased
testate. Al Chamber before Mr. Jusice Harris Orer
Of notice OF petition for allowance Of accounts dfshar
and final distribution Of property
on reading and hiug the petition and % Charles
7. Quick, Executor % the WI % John a. Thomrson.
late Of Honolulu, Oahu. decraaed wherein be b.
allowed sfa53 qs and charges himself With tii1t ard
asks that the same be examined and approved.
that final order may be male Or distribution pro
perry remaining In his hands the persons kereu
tied, and dscharging him and his suretea from an further
responsibility such Executor.
10 Is ordered that Thurzy. the eth day o. January
d. 1876 &C 10 O'Clock A. N. before the sad Justr-
Chambers, IN the Court House, at Honolulu b. and
same hereby appointed the time and place fOr
ing said petition and and that al persons
ested may then and there appear and show cause.
they have, why sha ud be granted may
present. evidence 70 who emitted the ai proper
ty And that this order IN the English Language. pub
lshed In the Hawaiian Gazette newspaper. printed and
published Ia Honolulu. for three weeks pre-
vous 10 the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated Honolulu II. l., this Gth day o. December, ISIS
CHARLES q. HARRIS.
Justice u the Supreme Court.
Attest; JSo. f. BARsRD, Deputy CLERK so q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
SUPREME COURT OF rIIE HAWAIIAN

- iSLANpS-ln Probate In the matter % the Eata -
Of Henry n. sawyer, late o. Wahboie. Oahu dsccase
teslHte. At chambers, bcfore Mr. Justcr order
OF notice Of petition Tor allowance Of accounts dchargr
and final distribution o. property.
ON ring aud hng te pstlion ami accounts % Charca
T. Guck, Executor of the VIII Of Henry a. sawyer
OF Wasaioe. OAHU decreased wherein b.
g. o9 -, and charges himself with s170i q and
the same may be examined and approved and that final
order be made o. distribution of the property
ing In his hands 10 the persons thereto entitled and d.
charging him and his suretes frum all farther rrspo.
billy a. such Executor
IL ordered, that Thursday, the sih daY o. January
ID. 1879, at 10 O'Clock A. N before the said Jusice.
Chambers, In the Court HOUSE. H0uoiuu. o. aad
same hereby appointed the time and parr i1r bearing
said petition and accounts, and that an persons
may then and there appear and shuW cause. n ih-y
have, why the same should BE- granted and may pre-
sent evidence % who entitled sld property
And that this order ia the Hawaiian and English augnas.
be published In the Hawaiian Gazette and kuaE0a
papers printed and published Honolulu. f0r three
eessve weeks prevous 70 ths time therein appulato for
said hearing.
Dated Honolulu, H. l.. This sih day Of Decsber Isss
CHARLES q. HARRIS.
Justice Of the supreme Court
Attest; JNo. r. BAHSAHD. Deputy Cierk. 90 y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
MESSAGES.

The air has been filed with messages lately First
have the farewell message Of our Mayor Of 4
month, Mayor HewstOn, then the Inaugural address
of the new Mayor. A. !. Bryant, then the farewell
message Of Governor Pacheco. then the Inaugural
message Of Governor Irwin, and finally the Presi-
deat's message. All these documents are filed with
sound and many good suggestions. Length
TO be the fashion and pity the printer who
must set up all the letters 10 small type.
Grants message will be read by millions of free
with great interest. The views which be thinks
will commend themselves to a great majority of the
right thinking aud patriotic citizens Of the United
States" be summarizes as follows:
First-That the States shall be required to afo I'd
the opportunity Of good common school education
to every child within their limits,
SecOud-NO sectarisn tenets shall ever be taught
in any school supported in whole or in part by the
State nation, by the proceeds of any levied
upon any community. Make education compulsory so
far as TO deprive all persons who cannot read and
write from becoming voters AFTER tho year $780, dis
franchising none. however. the grounds Of Tilt
teraey who may be voters at the time this amend
ment takes effect.
Third-Deetare Church and State forever separate
and distinct bat each free within their proper spheres
and that all Church property shall bear its own pro-
portion Of taxation.
Fourth-DriTe out licensed immortality, such as
polygamy and the importation Of women for ilegiti-
nate purposes. To Teeur again to the Centennial
year. it would seem though now as we are about
to begin the second century Of National existence
would be most fitting time for these reforms.
Fifth-Enact such law will ensure speedy re-
turn to a sound currency, such as will command the
respect of the world.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
Administrators Notice to Creditors.

HAVING been Appointed Administrator
II with the VIII annexed d the estate or AATHILDA
Eek RI late o. san FEancco. California u 9. A., and
formerly Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, deceased, and adj
inistator d bonis q the Estate e Oh RtTfAh Eek
ART deceased 81 the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands strng In PROBATE hereby notify al creditors Of
sad Matilda Eczrt deceased 70 present her claims
duly authenticated and with proper voucher any
exist including such claims may be secured b. mort
gaze upon real estate TO st the once q q Brewer
Co. In Honolulu, within SIX months frUrn this date.
faF 10 P. c. JONES, ia
HoaoluIu, H. L. 18Th December. is55 s.o2
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Rates OF Pnssage win be

So No Credit for Passage Money. va
Tickets at che Office only.
No berth will be considered taken until paid Cf Not
responsible for unmarked baggage any Freight Par
cells unless receipted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
BS- effort viii be made have The steamer reach
Honolulu the evening Of the same day she leaves Maui
SAMUEL @. WILDER, Agents
Office wthwder & Co.. corner Of Fort q Queen streets
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Executors Notice.

NNUEHEIIuLTlD
TICE TO all persons, that the 18th day Of NoTem
ber A. ID. 1875 letters testauentary in the estate Of p
NAHAOLELUA, bate Of Lazina- Island Of Maui, deceased
testate were issued 10 By Hon. A.. Fernandez
Circuit Judge Of the Ind Judicial District r. J. 10 PrObate
and having qualified themselves b. giving the proper
bond, they hereby request all persons having claims
against said the same, duly antben
Gated, 20 Kia Sahaoelua- Of the sid executors,
IAhana Mani within six months from the day Of pubca
ton Of noce and all persons owing debts 70 the said
estate are hereby requested make immediate payment
thereof 70 Els Sahsolslua aforesaid.
t-f-'~ KIA NA.IAOLELUA,
SIS 5m PANE KEKRLAOKALASI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

A LoSe RAcE-Tbe steamers Mikado and CITY Of
San Frahcisco said to be on trial Of speed for
the present Toysge, uRder wager Of ESQ., The
NikAdo reported 2 days and IL hours to this port
The City Of San Francisco reported days and II
hoar gaining her rival one hour every 800 miles
At this rate II kept Up the entire voyage the Let
ter viii reach Auckland three hours ahead and
reach Sydney seven hours ahead Of the Mikado.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

NIFHEME GWNAE % IIIE INMNIIlN
- tSLANnS-ln Probate. Island 0f Oahu. Hawaiian
Islands. In the matter Of TIE Estate % Richard
Henry Stanley. late Of Honolulu. deceaso order ar-
pointing time for Probate o. WI and directing pubain
OF notice u the
document, purporiing 10 Dc the last WIN and rrsta-
Of Richard Henry stanley Deceased, having The
9Th day OF December, A. D., 1873, been presented
Probate Court and ,ctou for the probate thereof
for the issuance o. Letters Parliamentary John o. Dom
ias having been flied by said John o. n,mini1
10 Is hereby ordered that Monday. tho day %
cembcr, a. d 1879, at 10 O'Clock. A NJ. % said y
Court Room OF said Court AZ houoiuu b. and the
is, hereby appointed the time i0r proving All Ml and
hearing said application When and Ehere any pers1n
teresed may appear and conisss The said WIN. 4nG
granting OF Letters Parliamentary.
II Is further ordered that nocr thereof BE- given 81
publication, for three successive weeks, In the Hawaiian
uazette. newspaper printed and published IN Hooiuiu
And Il further ordered that Citations issucd u The
subscribing Witnesses 20 SAID W and % The heirs ~
In Honolulu, appear and prbie %
said WILL az the time appointed
Dated Honolulu, II. l., December sth, isiG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

We understand that Mr. HENRY L. SHEL-
DON has been appointed by the Board of Edu-
cation to ell the Office of Superintendent of the
Refomatory School in this city, vice Mr.. Geo.
H. Dole. who has resigned TO take the position
of associate editor on the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE.
The Board express the fullest satisfaction with
the services of Mr. Dole, and he retires in &C
eordance with long cherished purpose of de-
voting himself to pursuit more in accordance
with his tastes. In the choice Of his successor
the government is very fortunate in securing
the services Of gentleman so well qualified
as Mr.. Sheldon, who is known from Kau to
Niihau as devoted friend Of the Hawaiian
race. 1t is in contemplation to add branch
to the institution for the reformation Of young
wonen-a necessity which has long existed.
For this branch Mrs. sheldon possesses quail
fcations which few women enjoy. Her long
experience anil her kind and mothsrIy care for
the young cannot fail to leave salutary i'm
press on those who may become inmates Of the
institution, be they male or female.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
Executors Notice.

IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
N the Estate OF the late Henry Prendergast Of Homo
luu hereby required TO present their elas dny
Ihenticated with proper vouchers any exist the
dergned o. them, within mOafhs from the day Of
publication Of otherELe they viii be forsEer
5sstt WI GREEN, Executors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

SlPHEME IUIHI UE IIIE IIlWlIIlN
- tStANts In Probate In the estate q ANIANi. D.
Of Honolulu dccease interstate Oricr ~ Notce % ftt
tou for Administration. Before Mr. Justice Iuuu
reading and iinE the petition of Naekainslu. widow
OF the drceuscd alleging that Anant Honolulu. died
testate Honolulu. the 6th day % pecemher. 4. n
1873. and praying that letters q administration 20 j.
kamio.
BIER, A. D.. ISIS. be and hereby appointed ff hfar<
said petition before the sad Justice. the -
this Honolulu. which time and place pr
concerned MAJ appear and show n any fnry
have why petition shonld b. rranicl and iaaf
this order be published In The English and Hawaiian ia-
guar for three successive weeks Ia the Hawaiian Gazette
aud kuokoa. wspapers In Houoiuln-
Dated Honolulu, n. l., 18Th pecember, A. n isl5
A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Attest: Justice " the Suprcms CouIt
WALTER r. SEaE- CLERK SO a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

TWIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN AP-
II POINTED by the Hon. C. C. HARRIS, one OF the
Justices OF the Supreme Court administrators Of the estate
Of Manuel silva OF Honolulu Oahu. deceased,
hereby request persons owing the pay the
without delay and all having claims against
the estate present the same duly authenticated within
SIX months or they wiz bssforever barred
ANEHE,
]. KAANAANA,
Administrators ofthe esnte ofths late Manuel Silva
Walawa Eva Dec T. 1875. $40 4t'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
To Let.

To Let.
TWJHAT VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING ID
ii Premises, No $50 Suuanu Avenue containing par
lOrs, dining room, bedroom, dressing rOOm-China and
clothes closets hrst hO0r-basement under al three
second floor. kitchen and pantry connected also
with basement bensath--bathng and washroom, carrago
house, stable. fowl house, &C, I'm order, Apply 70
Aug l0,-552n J. II. WOOD.
ALSO the cottage and premises adjoining, with six
rOoms,ktchen, bathroom, seryAns room, Store room,
table, aud carriage hOuse.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
Seaside Cottage.

- THE WELI-KEOWH COTTAGE -
ii residences Of the late p. II Treadway. AZ -
Ill Lahana, & offered 10 Let or FOR sale -
favorable II consists Of large. KoOmy dwelling
aud houses. with fine yard and shade trees, located
the main about i've MINUTES walk from the post
oce, stands the shore has ane bathing prvi
Ieges and many cDnveIiences. For GUNNER resdedce
for invads the climate o. Lahaina. combined with ~ n
MIGRATING bathing Is unequalIed Ia this group
sss.2m Nm. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
Administrator,s Notice.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED APPOINTED AD-
II MISISTRAToR OF the estate ofthe late WILLIAM
CHRISTOPHER BRO WI. of HHo H. L. lately residing in
Honolulu Oahn, deceased, hereby requests all persons
having claims agans said 70 present the and
all persons owing the estate 70 pay the without de-
lay Persons having property belonging to this estate are
requested TO give notice Of the
JOHN WORTH, Administrator.
HIo, October 5th 1875 $50 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE

.ESS c. Brewer 4 Co.-Agents. .EES
G4E Favorable Arrang ements eau always be EkGAk
made for storage and shipment Of OIL Bone Wool Hides and
other Merchandise to New BEDFORD Boston, New York and
other Eastern Ports. - Cash Advances made.
silly c. BREWER CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
Special Notice.

Subscribers to the GAZETTE are respectfully
notified that volume twelve commences with
the first issue in the new year, and subscrip-
tons are payable in advance, At
FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
Those residing in the city can pay theesrri-
er, who will procure from the publication Office
a receipt for the amount paid. Those living
in the country can remit by order or bank
check.
The GAZETTE win be sent regularly by
mail TO any part Of the world, on prepayment
Of the annual subscription and postage.
Address II. NJ. WHITNEY,
Publisher Hawaiian GsEette.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
For Rent.

fs.A THE HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED
I BY Mr. 8 n Carter situated the Of Palace
A-AAH Walk and PunchboEi sta Possession gi7en mme-
dlAteIy. Apply At The
SIS am MARsHALs OFFIcE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

III y TIILNI TTIFIIE- IUl u " q 2 II y A.
II Han ISLANDS.-On the fei.tcu % a. y. BOIL ~
against FREDEuiCk q. rxnEKkN. ln nlnkruptcy H.
fore Associate Justice Judd Order o. hsarnx the
ton 81 alleged BANKRUPTCY.
whereas urler has issued this sy o. the Marshal.
take possession q ihc property o. frsiercx rlrkeu
Kohala, the Island Of Hawaii and 90 pu his COUNTING
houses, houses r.ct books and rarrra.
lOcs AID seal the petition q n y Bellies ai.egug MI
Frederick padckrn 90 be Dis tehtor In the auorrt -
four hundred dollars and prayng hat for certain
statutory In said petition named he b. aea<e
bankrupt
Now therefore Il u ordered that n 0cocE % FRIDAY
the 5th LAY % JANUARY. A. n. 1875 az my Shamhers
In ouolnu, BE- the time and place for hearing the sal
petition and deciding the question % said frcderick 90
ruptcy. II dsputcd. and nat herrcf
be given hY publishing this order tof three zsrss.ivr
weeks IN the Hawaiian Garctie newspaper. and that
copy hereof and sad petition and
BE- the said Frederick q. padekeu u he b. Uh
IN This Knrion-
Wines my hand and the seal q aid Court Al ad no
noluu. THIS icia dag of Dccesnhcr iSs5.
{ Seal u Si- A. FRANCE. JUDI.
preme Court Justice Of the suprrmc Court-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
For Sale or For Lease

II a HANDSOME COTTAGE PLEASANT
~: ~ located, with garden. &C. containing paror three
sbedrooms, tEo closets, dining room, kitchen and
pantry bathroom, servants house, caTrage hO1se and
stable all very conyenient and IN perfect order Apply
s5in HUGO sTASGRNWALD. ND.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
A DESPERATE cRIxE.


One OF the most desperate attempts at murder and
robbery which has been perpetrated took place
in this city recently. young man, strang-
in the city, takes at the Palace and sends
4 note to Michael Reese that he would like to meet
him for the purpose Of making loan from him. offer
ing Valuble real estate as security Michael replies
that he has money to lend. He then sends a note
to Broker that he wishes buy 49, $50 in currency
and being to il to leave the Hotel orders it sent to
Room 669. The money Is sent up by young man.
Previous to entering the room, however. precautions
taken by the police to prevent trouble pi
eions are aroused. The young man takes a seat at
table in the to count the currency the request
of the occupant; as be does so, be glanees up at
mirror in front Of him, and beholds the reflection of
the stranger raising Ratchet over his head which
skull had he not lodged the blow. and thus received
only scalp wound. struggle ensues. The cry Of
murder issues from the apartment. The officers rush
in, and the intending assassin is secured, and the
young ufan rescued.
PALACE HOTEL STATISTICS.
P. NJ. wellen, as foreman, had charge Of receiving
all the woodwork OF the Palace Hotel, Of which he
kept regular account. In summing up he finds
some interesting facts. for instance
There 29s miles Of mouldings used in the in
terror, around the doors and windows lOI miles Of
easing, TO doors AMI windows 26l miles Of base
boards, and 22t miles Of door jambs.
There were 1868 window frames, 344l pairs Of
sash and 60 l26 feet Of inside blinds. There are g.
l25 turned and hnted columns in use supports 20
the corridors, dining and breakfast rooms Office, halls
and bay windows.
The sky-ight over the court is ssxl44 feet, the
largest IN the world. The glass Is supported BY 81
miles Of ash bars The millions Of brick barrels Of
lines and cement, the tons Of iron and Of putty
not included in this statement. 1t is 1856 feet
from The lower OOr to the top of the ridge pole Of the
sky-ight.
nsoELLG ANGUS.
Great anxiety is felt in the city in regard to the
safety Of the steamer Los Angeles which eft this port
about ten days ago for Victoria and has yet been
heard from. Fears entertained that she has been
lost with all on board.
Mr.. Ramsey Won Phister is lying dangerously sick
in Oakland. The doctor says be cannot live, As lie
has the dropsy and heart disease.
Mrs. Thompson, Eid0s Of the late Fred. ThOmp-
son, died in Paris yesterday, Of cancer.
EScrsAL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
/ y THE MAFTER OF TmE EHTATE or "a.

THE MATTER OF THE EErATE Or ma.
4 TiLDA ECKAHT late o. san Frnnclsco talisruts q.
s. A. and formerly or Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. De-
ceased
hereby notify all the % KIN % deceased
and all persons Interested ln thu Ead estate
ISM November 1875 appointed special administer
tor Of the said estate b. the supreme Court - The Ha
Ian Islands sitting IN Probate and duly qualified act
out letters VI administration.
p g. JONES. IN
Honolulu, Hawaiian fslanda. 9th NGtemher. 1875
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N EW MUSIC,
just Received at Whitney's!

just ES0ce1Veut at w nCn6y s.!
WDOEAEZA WALTZ,
Id Give me Kisses. baiiad- - = IE~
The story Of Christ ballad
Waiting for the Rain song.
The Owl. schotfische.
by the River, ballad. 800
Love me Darling, Love me, song.
La simpatia- a-Enazurk1-
Ny Love Annie, song.
The Break Of Day, Instrumental
HAzurka Mel0dique, Instrumental
FAv0Tite Of Fortune, polka.
Praise ye the Lord, Thanksgiving Anthem
stahat Mater, Easy Amusement
Memory Sound.
Rose Michel GalOp.
Joite Flrf1renss, gallon
Tie Wishing Cap
Gliding Down the Stream.
The Eagle, Centennial song.
Jesus, Lover Of my SonI-
Gems. Of Scottish Song
For sails at 1911 ~ Il. n wHITEEYs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

F Queen KapiOlani viii hold reception at
IOlani Pniaee, on Friday, December 81, to which
ladies are invited.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
THE following telegram appears in the San

Francisco papers:
NEW YoRK. December ist.-WiIliam r Castle
wl3 studied law in the Office Of EFaFts & ChOafe
sud who was for some time filled a subordinate po-
siti0n In the Corporation CouBsel's Office has Just
been rendered by King Kalakaua the AttOrney Gen
eralship Of the Hawaiian kingdom, which be has c.
cepted. To-day he rendered bis resignation under
the City Government
We understand that Mr.. Castle has been in
vited to return to his native land, with view to
filling the Office of Attorney General; but that
no appointment has been made yet. Letters
from him, by the last mail, state that he in
tends to leave San Francisco in the steamer
sailing early in February The action of the
King in selecting Ha waiian-born subjects to
be his crown advisers is commendable, where
they possess tbs requisite qualifications. Mr..
Castle has had three years law experience as
Office clerk, under two very dist nguishedlaw-
yers of the United States, and two years ex-
perience in practice as associate corporation
counsel in New York city. He therefore comes
out with fair legal experience, which, so far
as it goes, is good; and has yet to make himself
thoroughly acquainted with Hawaiian and es-
pecially international law. If we remember
rightly, he is good Hawaiian scholar.