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, 1875-12-23

Movement Of ErctEht-Ttio E1arbeK-


Movement of Erctght-Ttie E1arbeF-
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Srtfaa[ Corrtspondtnrf Or 3hs Ch.raoo Tribtte
GHASD liAvES, Mich, Dec. 20.-Durng the
past txenty-folr huusa, our regunr aud seyeu
special freiglt-tEnina have loft this city for the
EaAt, via tho Detroit d milwaukee, halfway,
There were 1G5 cars, containing ncarly 1,G0o tons
nj grain, flour. and gencEal merchandise.
more tAan doubls those OF previous yearB.
Tho I.oyiat!lan wan operating upon the bar
yesterday. With lttls success to-day she i!as
been loaded down with stone. tint tier Atrong
loosonod, tic current will probably remove it,
and tue ato forn,atiou of an ce-barricr IN front
Of tie piers will prevent further accumulations.
, 1875-12-23

IT PAYS TO TRADE on TIE WEST side,
HOLIDAY Goods!
Great West Bll Dry Goods H0ase,
MADISON AND PE0RIA-STS.
CARSON,
PI6lIE' & CO.

Invite PUBLIC INSPECTION
to their handsome display of
goods suitable for Holiday Pres
ents, both ornamental and use-
full and serviceable. The fol-
lowing are but a few quotations
out Of hundreds Of similar bar
gains now displayed on their
counters:
500 boxes Ladies' French Emb'd
adkfs.. at 81. 60 box, worth SO. :.
100 dog. Gents' IIommed Linen
Hdkfs., at $500 dozon, worth 81,
400 Embroid'd sots, zach sot tn bog,
at SOC Sot.
Elegant Novelties in Laco Hdkfa.,
Barbos, Collars, etc.
Ladies' Rich Silk Brocade Tics. ESQ
each, formerly SOC.
Largo line Ladies' Silk Mufflors,
from SOC oach, upward.
Extenslyo variety Fancy Ribbons,
Sash Ribbons, etc.
Boautlful assortment OF Infants'
Cloaks.. Dresses, otc., especially
adapted for presentation.
E1ogent limo Children's Fancy Hos
iery, LogglnSs, and Knit Goods.
Gents Silk and CaBhmoro Mufalors
and Tiog, in rich assortment.
Gloves, in Eur-trimmod, Gauntlets.
Kid, and French Cloth.
Clildrcn's Fur Caps, so, rs, 9Oc,
and upward.
childron'a Fur sets, SOC, s1.25, s1.5o
and upward.
Ladies'. Mink Sets, $3.50, $40, and
upward.
Ladies' soal sots, c1oaks, etc., in
great variety.
Handsome Revers;hlo shauts. I'd
, 1875-12-23

New YoRE. Deo. 22.-Mrs. Emma G. Moulton
has decided to call Al e. parss conuc!l In hsr
case, uulsss Plymouth Church consents 10 tho
holding OF I mutual couuol, based upon ths
questions proposed by Mn. Moui.ou in her last
letter, ~ veil ~ thoao vet forth by the Church.
informed a.s she bsss n.ombers OF the Conkre.
gatsonAl Church In tho Uultod 5t1tas.
, 1875-12-23

ago. Tho next morning t:ey pattook Of broak-
fart with br. Wheeler. druggist in that place.
wl,nn t'p'e Younger Iari Dr. Wheeler q num nf
money for previous medical attt,l1aucn. Twn
auRlie:una.ioohin;; ho-,emeD raA4od through
Warrhnshusg n day or two htter this. it1s be-
leveI turn that L,e inIns"rs vera particlpBnts
in tho late Missouri express rJ!,btty.
, 1875-12-23

Srtctal Dtspafeh to The chleaaa tribune.
UKs MONIES, Ia, Doc. 22.-The Senatorial
contest has seachod tho pamphlet.atage. TO-
cruitlng agents arc tra.orsing tho ssato to &C.
euro tbs pledges of members ot tho Legislature
Tor tue several candidates. rhp light IL wsxIpg
warm, and tho elimination here promises 10 10
aEoiy And eayuro.
, 1875-12-23

NEw Yons. Dec. 22.-The inquest oyor tbs
body Of SARAH Alexander, tho murdered Jeweas,
WAS concluded this afternoon. Tho Jury found
TINT the murdered girl caine to hor death by vio-
Ionco At tue hands Of PcHach y. 1subenston, and
that tho death Of tho Child w1a consequent upon
that Of ita mother.
, 1875-12-23

THE NEW ENGLAND FESTIVAL.
Spec1af Dlspafel to 1hs CAIca1s 7T,buns.
WAsuNoTox .. c., Dec, a2.-postmasto1-
General Jewell, Benator Morrill,, OF Vermont,
and other gontlomen, Hpoke ut q New England
festival Lero Tonight.
, 1875-12-23

EnstIai 5'f,patth to The Ghe17o Tribune.
sr. LoU1s, Dec. 22-1onhua loss, nlo, few
dayH ago, while being taken to tho Penitentiary
nndof sentence for grand larceny, cacapnd from
tho officers III charge Of him hy ESCAPING from
tue train window, was killed today near Spring.
field while reuist!ng the officers who wore eu-
doayotlng 10 recapturo linn.
, 1875-12-23

Spte'al Nstatch u TIE EH1c67o TRIBUNE.
W1f.E,aDAnRE, Pa. Dec 22.-Anthouy Lena
han, charged with tho martlos OF Capt. lsioy In
this city about fourteen months ago. and who
wbB captured IN LnSalIo Ill., 1a1t month. as pub
liehcd IN The TntHuSH, wa4 convicted this nfter-
noou Of murder IN tho first dugroe.
, 1875-12-23

BALg LAKE., Q. T.. Dec. 92.-It Ia reported that
the Bay City Tunnel Company hAvo struck 4
rich and large body Of ors some 200 fses below
the workings of the Emma Mias, II u sappossd
t0 b. th& Emma l9de.
, 1875-12-23
STATE POULTRY FAIR,

6p3t1di N1patth q Tia Chfnaoo tSl6tns,
pfs MONIES, H., Dec. 222.-The Btats Poultry
Hse9soeiatlou hayo decided 70 dlsplay competitive
saiqkens At Cadsr Rapids, Rsb. 8 to 10. A hno
exhibition u expected. A new fsaturs Of ths
ptsniaug oovsr lAsgs variety Of poultry, pig
s'as tod doga and q, 500 u o1sfsd In pitsaA
, 1875-12-23

Snsssal U1sydteA IA IAA chle4a, Tribune.
Sioux CRY, H.. Doc. 99.-A journal special
says fire It Yankson, Dak., last night de-
stroyed ! dwolling-house occupied by G. Fred
erickson and Owned by II. c.. Young, Of Chicago.
Losa not stated Inc furniture WAS sAyed.
, 1875-12-23

An Unpopular Juduo ia Louisiana Ne.
1ueStcl TO IRoxiEus

An Unpopular Juduo ia Louisiana EIe-
1ueStcu 10 Roxign.
FRANKLIN. La, Doc. 2!.-A few minutcs pre-
viouB to tho Adjournment Of tue Parish Court
hero tl!is ovaning,'a paper containing the follow
Ing was presented 10 L. Il. aIcntz. TariBh Judge:
The undersigned mensers Of the lar Of tile Parish
Of III. lfarys, acting under Ut duty which
uwe to onrrcayCs members Of your court, Hud
representatives ct thoea who Interested Ia pure
administration Of law, both civil md cr:tnal feel tho
necessity Of calling upon ,ou ln this formal manner to
Teeign your oce Ut Parish Judge nf tile rarEl of 81.
Nasys. Your inennI1Gtenry Is mxnffeAt; lie inter
tHicl moEves which In moAt influence your de-
Cisiu&lh palrable ami ln all which TO-
furn ynu tho Wide departure from all that should
givc dignity md weight to eonhdeucs in tho
rmungs 0f a court of Justice Is beyond
alt question. In Tho Interest, therefore, Of ou.
profs.ion md Of tls puro administration ot The law
and good order and tbs peace Of this community, wo
request uf to tender your resignation Of tho ncc
which sou hold. t6Gneu}
FRET HArxs,
y. E+FtEHT,
l.. ]. EU4TEn,
A. e. ALLLs,
u. u. SHEPHERD,
A. Z. DrAAnlnAiL,
for aeH and for .. F. Winchester aud i. +. Lanhu1.
To which thu Judge replied:
h5ve tried to pasfortu my duty faithfully pnd i'm
partially. and. 1nasuch the Bigurrs Ut this px,te1
did vote for nt tue lust electlop shall
tuua to administer tho functions Of my Office until
my constituents {1neahing tho colofed peopie) call
upon me TO resign.
Thus tho matter stands. It il the intention OF
tho nen,hesd OF the Bsr to appeal to she nsxt
Legislature In or1er to secure hts impeachment
by that body.
, 1875-12-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

RuFuotl's Cocontns for tho hair hnx
soo1 he lest Of lime aud competition: Il has e4txU.
Asasd reputation fur purity aud efficacy iu sryry
4uartos Of tle world For twenty years Il h.4 t~cn
fssoEtte with tbs peoriu aud leader with tbs trade,
This nAIls "cocoane" hAs boeonls 4 yhlusb!s pspp-
orty. We avs established cur aos right 10 it1 uss In
saTsrsl suits 1t l4w, thus protecting tho public k1a
ouEaetTeA from lmpozitiuu.
, 1875-12-23

conelta in trinmrhn pr ,,,4t 50 k!nyr lii t,ke It
kn1""i'tt haEnsy md md III ay did not inrttr Him
n1thy 1Ht"inns aro PFrgcI Int, tbs farlirent ngais
Idle ds"nken ntnltern nf!l against t!onbr bencnccd
r"rsfi1 te si, smile Inn- That MI eI71 ela a'ta ln
WITH " rpn}B of rcsud n Pctt hghtinE" in tn north
Ms fat 81 might lIa" irHn in thr SHtis ntI-rn the
sl'll bay" had ayde nut Of ircafd aud tho npan!ar!
layn ~stchlhYn ypHn tho likewise In have hs,,td
thctn ut ttie ftsaf!ers rnaehRr with item Rau" them
grcat aRkn ami hcatercd nla Ere 50 that may
w.li Ha: Tint 'na;' rnriva'c t"t r,l dsrros.th my
,nI,"l,s hai ri.n. % hann taf:n away n.t
hnneaty II put IN the caqe arr If 10 engo vel!
Or AL a mont polna flr Iyennee,,c@ aro slnul!td
no HAT encry man tnaY Isr md tr all the!rn puastrn
newcastle rHnge sts 18th fsarns: why art thou ord
70 !ntEn from y. kr nany great arr thought tn
ber fntity ~ | Writ atu1c Thus cn'nn!ttinge you
Your iollnRn father
uENATE DEE0fEn
ftnn uairhouit this
2gtllor March lfiG tiGI0-i]
Tits lettr comes
by lUntlon.
BANQUET AND T0AsTs.
Tho remhncr or tho evening WAS apent by
the Society in par,hkinx Of bounteoun foant
following toasts, excellent music being intof-
HpctHeI:
",ta.sachnertta "-rrof. Langley.
:atna ".-r. l.. Page, Esq.
I" New Hampshire "-Dr. tonea,
u 'tonuecticus Prof. Ferry.
II ltlodo Island Tho Rev. F. 7. Drown.
a. Vermont Prof. Morris.
Enssna ssa Sps5as aSs1a 5G o ot T. w. Rogers.
city and Common Council The Hon. E.. D.
1.-THE ceu.snnI.l OF Independence -rre4idsnt J.
u. ANGEL
, 1875-12-23

THE SPRINGFIELD APPELLATE COURT.
SIeeia! Utspatch to The Chted1' Yrt5nnt.
srnlSdr,ELp. ILL.,, Dec. 22.-1ho Methodist
triors Of appeals, bishop Bowman. Of 81 Louis.
prcs,diug, and the 1loy. ". e. Willing, secreta-
-. ase still in session, considering tho appoals
Of r, G. Workman, Of lilo Control Illinois, T.
st. Clair, Of tho Dcs sto;ues, Ia. and q, Cobb.
OF the Northwestern Indiana Conferences. The
Court still slls With c!oapd doora, aud tho
proceedings aro kept secret, especially
from tho wicked secular press, aa
tho brethren cali lhe newspapers, until =
conclusive verdict is reached, Workman, it will
DO remembered, achieved unpleasant noto1iety
in tho Hedges-Wor case, Mrs. Hedgea bo-
ing murdered it was stought, BY Mrs. Workman
lu = tit Of jealousy, but sIts. Workman WAS &C.
quilted by the cuur:n. ner hutband Was tried
BY "a occleBatttcal court for alleged sensuous
intercourse with Mrs. Hedges. Ut. Clalr ia
charged with stuifing ballos-box in an election
q .ioiegaten, to the General Conference. and
Cobb peEHpircH under Charge of seriously i'm
proper connucs. tt Ia oxpuctel TINT verdict
will be roaahod tomorrow iu Al! three cassa.
, 1875-12-23

WASHING ron. Doc. 23.-1 a.m.-For tho Uppcr
Mississippi aud Lower Missouri yaIoys, rising
barometer, co!doF, northwest wlnds, oleas or
partly cloudy weather.
InHAI, UDaEDYATfnKA.
, 1875-12-23

HAnE1snrnd. Pa. Dec, 22-The Governor has
granted pardons to Xiugo Parks, and severa1
Of the miners convicted with him In Cleazheld
County.
, 1875-12-23

From tho K0ntt. &c. l.. knie, Ittcta-
Moais VI saya hs h.a so14 grsst deat q W.ahasts
gives general satisfaction" It pItas thu booA oures
coughs colls, dtrhthtfi8, throat, weak lungs,
asthma, and catarrh, aud !s4ttuJs cunsumptlont
, 1875-12-23

Br. LOUIS. Dec. PA dtspatch from Clinton,
Ps&tis County, No., stated thAt Cole and Jamas
Younger stoppsd oss1 night With relatives nsar
jahasoh Cliff H. CLAIR coaaty, ahoul Two vssks
, 1875-12-23

Spseial Dispaleh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
LEAyENwonrlI, Dec. 2a.-.rl!o caae Of tho State
vs. ". ". Embsy, Wherein Embry ia charged
with III asaault with intent to kill Col. Anthony.
was called this mornlng In thu Criminal Court
Tile evidence for tho prosecution was closed
this afternoon, and, thus fur, the universe!
opinion Is that Etnbry will DO acquitted. Anthony
himself swearing that he struck EsnbEy. An
thony also rays, in l,s testimony, that ha felt
that he had not dons right by not k,lliog Embfy
OIL sight The court was crowded. and there is
much interest manifested in tie caso.
, 1875-12-23
RAILROAD TRAIN ATTACKED.

PoT7av1lIE. Pa. Dec. 22.-The special police
OF the Neadng Railroad Company arc guarding
tho track and trains in tho vicinity OF Mount
Carmel to-day, being called thsrs suddenly to
protect the Company's property In eonse9u eneo
OF gang Of desperadoes who boarded passen-
ges-trAin last night and ared ou the conduotor
and brakeman, Noundlng tbs lstter. They then
commenced baatin& tho conductor, when tho
passengers CAME to his ssacue. and auccseded tn
driving them from the car. The s1oitsmsnt IL
Altau4o,
, 1875-12-23
TR&MP3,

..
s1xttas tHspateh to nv Chicago T,1bune.
DKA MONIES. Ia. Dec 23,-On Friday list. I
farmer, going to Northwood overlook young
man, and asked him to ride. Arriving In town, tho
farmer httched Ills team aud went about ills husi-
ness. Soon AFTER the tramp took ono Of the horaes
aud rode OF. lie waa followed and overtsken
miles north Of Mason City, where ho bud stopped
for the night. Tie same night, tho Lumbar Of
lce Of luntar 4 nobeson, at Northwood. wss
burRla1ixed, Tho theyea procured tools from .
blacksmith shop, With which they broke the
safe, obtaining about e200 In money, and notss
and valuable papers.
, 1875-12-23

Maximum Thermometer, 81. Minimum, 90.
GENERAL oB5ERFATIoNB,
CHi1Aoo. Dso 91-to:1a p. NJ.
Sfof,on tR,tv TIr, W,ud tH..s,1 U..s1 :.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-11
A Calamity in Iceland.
VILLAGES DEsrRorED, THOUSANDS MADE HOMELESS
AID Many PERsoxs KILLED.

/ NALLA9Ec OEnNkNlkbE AhNAoAANa -AADA ANAAAEae
ASD MASr PERsOSs KILLED.
LoxDox June 12.-About six weeks ago there was
heavy rain Of ashes and cnders along the northern
coast Of Norway covering the ground several inches
deep. Investigations revealed the fact that these
strange materials, coming from nOrthWeserly dree-
ton like immense clouds through the air, were Of
volcanic origin. It at once thought that there
must have been eruption at Mount Heela in Ice
land. A steamer was dispatched from Copenhagen,
and the vessel has returned from Rejkjavik, With
news Of unparalleled disaster. It seems that the
outbreak began on Christmas and has continued ever
since with scarce any interruption. For seven weeks be-
fore Christmas the inhabitants terrified by sub
terranean noises like thunder which extended through
nearly twO-thirds of the island Early in January
followed earthquakes in all directions. and at last
old extinct volcano near Vatrayskud opened, and
for four weeks continued TO eject immense quantities
Of liquid fire, lava, ashes, and muddy fluid at
boiling heat. The village, and some smaller hamlets
and farms within radius Of twenty miles. were de-
stroyed, and over thousand people had to fee for
their lives.
After four weeks this volcano ceased, but at that
moment another extinct volcano, nearly hundred
miles away, near Myvatu. sent its burning upon
the peaceful habitations around This eruption lasted
for several weeks, the village Of Myvatu became
prey TO the fiery elements, and the whole country
Tor more than hity miles around was deyasted. More
than eight hundred Of the people reported
having been rendered homeless. Early in March
there seemed to be general upheavAl Of the earth in
the whole central portion Of the island new mounds.
81 II were, rose to the surface. to height Of
several hundred feet, and over a thousand feet in
diameter at the base amid tremendous shocks Of
laundering beneath They split open at the top and
vomited forth their burning contents upon the surface
around them, covering distance Of 200 miles. Ten
thousand people said to have lost nearly all their
possessions, and the remainder, who live nearer to
and along the cOasts, 40, 900 in number, are
themselves too poor TO support such vast number of
needy people. Several hundred persons are also re-
ported to have persisted. The world renowned Gey-
have dried up since the terrible eruption began
and instead Of water these mysterious tunnels emit
immense quantities Of hot smoke and ashes, which
during the night rising several thousand feet into the
air, appear like gigantic columns Of Aameless fire,
visible for hundreds of miles. 1t is said that no
historic record Of any volcanic eruption anywhere in
the world compares with this either in territory over
which extends, the number of newly opened craters
or the time Of its duration. The Copenhagen Govern
ment has issued appeal for aid to the sufferers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-11
LATEST DATES.
COMMERCIAL.
TaNnLrLr -. n -

H0NDLULUs AUG. II, 1875.
tudtr tie de1.-turt o, Bat Kvik, the 7th with
s-u-so f- zalrs1s- she iuisnsed touch At waimeA
EHu tahe tree Tazsengors- This vessel viii
r ru-u e. fis pori nort Spring with cargo and pas
saaEan
rr va z Gnea s.ies yesterday for Tahiu. taking g
l.Hal 1Fuzfrie a1i alhor uarro-
nr-t Cars hs ils yesterday and the bark MARY b Rob
s E sfrday srh0sh uifh ourgoss q domestie produce
g. F-uu1oo Thes vcsseis have met with quick de-
51t larisudiug the dulness In the roighting busi-
rau
Izk Ccv11 H had ne FasssFc from Boston bring
llF arstr1 CIV vhish vIi Be- fuud specified below
sll o. u.Hsruad 10 Es-srs- G. Brewer o.
-tr Dr-tl 1 Hngenst1ld.lo from Newcastle With 1920
s11 - fr s.n Frauo-ao fr repSirs, having
-rsg azuars Curing cyclone q New zeslana when l2
lagr auL d uil tHks tuO weeks 10 make the
ra-sszrs rr1al-s.
H-i B. G wis Ia--ea tls Dovus, outward hound from
1-euar Or an rl1 piti faI eargo June 2. she viii be
duf ha-t iu lHo1ialar-
n-r n1s hsl lnrrr c-eis sale q assorted mcrehan-
g. ui is si-c % Neslr ?. A. sehaoisr Co. yesterday
visa uen atta88sl he sala vn be continued this
rsuIuE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-11
PASSENGERS.

Pr norrEouE PER Evik. Aug 6-E Dimond, Mr. Chung.
trr rklaran CtunE Ch1rE and wife. Mr. AmOo,
81 sud rig auug shaw and Wiie, Aha. Ahra, Awyu,
AtTEu- Caung Va EAiyu. Ali AhAuA, LAEsoAs AbchOu,
Mulurlaal.
- wtuf~a-i ports PER stur KHEusa, Aug p-His MAJ
ssE ia q Priuoe L<leiotoku Hons Moanauli and J
a luurin Mr. Mnxarcl nni child. VI N0a. HamAnku,
p Gay Bsz-s-, D. Trouzssan. " BrNsh, Judge FOrnAa-
Or and es dsck.
P-uz Es-ae.si, pr Il Rsveustuaaale Aug s-Nr Cor
ic.is 80 zta5rcn-
" sza Frua--o. per "a clara BEL, Aus iO-Jas AeBsv
A 1EErd
Frlz Eiatuu-f partr per EilaneA. Aug 1O-A Mclean,
g slu.n stlnl1n. Spencer, Miss Nay, Miss Wight
Alu y GA hiE ~ irIt, Miss Wight Miss X " ight
uaal Ms Mia " Curuxeii Mott wife and chld Mrs
r-1ta- Ert AL 3 Rooarts. Melissa G Lcagsn, Mrs
Aaa1 AZ Ai1aa. Mr. Aha. and IS deck.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-11

rz1uE- oT narE cEI1nx.-saied from Boston April sth
w. d.Fs TIA sguaior in the Atlantic Passed States
Iza guns pih conTsHy uith ship Blanchard from
ArtsuT Or F-asisa P4z-ed care Horn os days out an
~ dst sC7 thu Atlantic lat s0o this side
a. nrr aiIh rintie Wiuds and ueather Took the 81
ts Ia iat lss lau 100 w. and crossed the equator
lr. Ie " guy 1fh IL days out Carried the SE trade
i 10 D. TIA thc NJ trsdes o. lat IL n, and made th
urr par Nam dasiieht Of the pth- Hove TOO %
r.1a1 q &c e. -.a1 date making the entire pas
st dEys NHy isth af 1a s long Sso W, signalet
ff sir r Quxcse New York f1r san frSncsco. and
Er Ei1.ls frcn krdrusr Or San Francsoo. July 18th
az IL ". Peruvian bark ErmniA stAnding
e. sls sN.
1at rrTurs- In Ncvoustie SsF, June 10 On the ssth
"A D. si ~ lon lsss ". eaoountered heavy gale
au-sr Visa rrgved serious damage TO her top hamper,
u1rk s Al stee-inr rgzr also badly damaged,
and rT fhfad shirpcd hoary dlng the cabin, and
raui-r - -. q Arrived here the 9Th.
-as sr sil insiie Wednesday Dorung Hope TO be
ruatr tir 10 thret wecks-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-11
IMPORTS.

from Boston, per Ceylon Aug 1870 tons coal IS casks
CO. lS9 G OIL 600 q. % b1s mzches. z stoves 20 bbls
= III = bds hollow wAre ranEes pcs castnEr. 10 bxs
ugn uateriAls trunk bx and household Effects SOC
q oysters, Is bdls wash b0ards % bales dryroo5s m
Clothes pins, 20 bdls blinds III bi Window 6 drvFis
l4 white board II bis house steps bxs harvers t
aof = eks o shook eks beads . hxs corn 10 hide
p9on Dbl black paint @ varusk so bbls ruSn 3 bbis
pSh > 6 turpentine b vekng safe Is bis duck bbi
tSine q spokes and hnb 10 bxs soap 10 c. AZ hands
@ bean bxs marble rnlte base I oars IO e. ktrpn
1 eornsiarSh 70 bars iron IL bds run % bbls bread
ss sois bang 10 qr bbls pork, u b1s irun bxs
hafohets bx metal II kegs rivets bx betting Z. Wheel
eSrr9Ns g oEeovs sess wir & kegs nails whaleboats
- b " sst ar = drums osustie soda 1910 pieces luu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-11

Ves.sls T,zpccsud rrom Foreign Ports.
III n aEz1s Repulse Aanirsl oOehrHne from Tictori'
T-LHnm-
Nssr "A oas auu Bruuua, s.llea Nay Is, to NsssuG
"a. EartfasE ECa
An IA o-sau Raiusua ssiiea from Pugst Sound sbosi
1uus 81 irrher 70 u uackfald o.
"a Euua c Be.l safez fruG Newcastle, n. s W.,
tn Nry vfth roais &c Brewer o.
NJ sis.nsrt sIn D. cue a. per tine table above
An lara n O. Murray, FuIlsr, das from san Fruneie0
1u-usi - to BreUss Aco-
B-ir J. Fard geuks from san FrAncisoO via Humboldt
Az p D. uadtfai6 a O..
R4t Wyiia Eaed from Bremen In June, With asso-t-
ol r--rc o. q Hsckfss q.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-11
roar OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Nrr s-sf Neste Nerriii Crane from LzhAinA. % pas
saurerr- Go-gos leo ~ sugar.
recLr kaldi. keyuoids irlul kahului % passsnEcrs
c-uu- risl brs ssfar, = ls-s F-utataes 2 Wagons
sar E1-r Elcn. Mans, from Hiio- passengers
U-7ru flT TklN sugar. u hogs.
err A. Euaa. Merchant. fm Ninduari Ports Our
90 - ua11ie. "a - sugar, = Pkg tallov, 0S
hrs Fcnia-s. SOS 20 hide, 90 fc- guat skius 10
lgs clfec ~ ve1i. 2 bss fungus, roll leather,
rdrs ID l-.ils bananas.
s-s-tr kamzils. Baiies frum Kuoa and WaimeA-
TassuuFers- oz-Fos SO hss sugar, J. hidos, bbls
lseaL rid1Ataes.
Slr FarE Queeu. KaSiuA. frum HanSlei pAssen-
80 c1-r1s o1ris voni, i06 bbis moasses-
Efr LrEa. kaEi frum NolaaA- furyu- Is cords
Ere ~Cl-l lso - rsidy. @ bags rioe-
kir hilnE Akuitsia from Mako. CUrv0: 80
a. surur. rls lssther, bes potatoes-
EE- n-ur n ErFeusiuniale, o. dsys frum Newcastle.
E1-Au n ltgi1u- Wsots I25 days from Boston.
Sctf uariie Nikz fruui Koloa and Waiuea 8 pas
seuers- o1rpos ssl ~ rioe, 50 hgs sugar, hogS,
. hnrsag-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-11

A FINE sHIP.-The English iron ship Raveuston.
dale, at anchor outside, reports having encountered
aeyelone In the South Pacific, during which she
sustained some damage, necessitating her calling
al this port for repairs These will deain her here
Two weeks or more, when she will proceed to San
Francisco, with her cargo Of Goals
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-11
EXPORTS.

Fur H1rkuuE DIR Esik Anr 60 ale bdls buIioek
e@. s. - tensns. tdla hoEskils 81 PkEs Old metal.
- shart fnE hn cd copper boln canvass coils
rlrs- urtar cnakn.
E lahit - hr y 4 ATieu- Aur io-s7 cattle 80 hbis
tE ma 1a1 pss EurAr. b-s salt 81 bis hay bl cot
"a eurt ciE r-pe q mrtches-
~ S-l Erlnciscn. rsr bk Caz Bel Aug le-Sll pkrs
s sil 40 r,oasa 10 E rira - hEE padey, C. Be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-11

BASE BALL.-The first game Of the regular series
for the Championship Of Honolulu win be played
next Saturday, August 18th, at $50 P NJ, between
the " Whangdoodles" and the 'Pacifcs," on the
kulaokahua plains lively game may be expected
by lovers Of this sport, and We doubt not that the
attendance will be large.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-11

GoRED BIZ BuLLocKs.-Mr. Probert, manager OF
the Lihue Ranch on Hawaii. was badly wounded by
bullock some time last week. He is getting along
very well however. A native lad was also hurt by
bullock at kawahae; the horn striking him directly
under the left nipple the region Of the heart
but striking rib il glanced OF, saving his life
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-11

PAPER ERoN CAcTUs.-An exchange says that
about ton Of the plant known as the bayonet cac.
tus has been shipped from Los Angeles toan Eastern
paper mill, to be used in the manufacture of paper
Experiments reported to have shown it TO be ex-
celenty adapted TO that purpose II this experiment
proves successful, new export may be found here,
where the cactus thrives so well.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-11

tB- Mr. Asegut of Kohala is reported to have
been arrested and tried n that District for stealing
cattle, and sentenced TO two years imprisonment,
from which sentence be has appealed to the Supreme
court There has been agreat deal of cattle stealing
carried in Kohala for years-some estimate 200 TO
500 head stolen In two years-but no clue to the
offenders has been had till this trial The evidence
states that the brands the hides were systemati.
cally cut out, and m this condition sold.