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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

THE Republic Magazine for January
is now on hand. 1t is filed with most
excellent political material, and ought
to be in the hands Of every man who de-
sires to keep posted on current events.
The Repudiic has become a power in the
land, and should receive the earnest sup
port Of all who are in favor of good
government. The January number con
tains the following table of contents:
Work Of the Forty-fourth Congress; !;
Henry Wilson; The Fishers; Savonian
Europe; The School Question; Church
and State; Education in Virginia; Labor
in Europe and America The Democratic
House. As this number opens with the
sixth volume, now is the time to subscribe.
Send 80 to the Republic Publishing Com
pany, Washington, ID. G.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

OUT Of 600 persons committed to
prison in England and Wales in 1867,
only 4,l37 could read and write. Our
own statistics Of crime show clearly that
ignorance is our greatest enemy. To
guard against it, our Free School System
must become general throughout the
allowed to cripple its usefulness. 1t
should be as impartial as it is free. The
future of the Republic depends upon our
Free Schools. To multiply and protect
these nurseries Of freemen Iequires vigi-
lance on the part Of all intelligent citizens
irrespective Of party.-Repu6tic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

"OH, that this too, too solid flesh
would melt" He was Democrat.
For years he had lived and hoped that
the grand old party would again be call
ed upon to administer the government,
and he could get "posish." The hour
arrived and the man was ready. He was
appointed "custodian Of the flag" He's
duty was to hoist the flag over the hall
Of the House Of Representatives at the
hour of meeting and lower it promptly
at adjournment. He took the Stars and
Stripes and started to earn his green backs.
But when he reached the garret he could
not pass his burly form though the small
semitic hole. He expelled his breath
and sought to squeeze himself through,
but alas in vain. And now lank scraw-
ny Democrat has received the appoint
ment OF custodian of the flag"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

ViNEGAR BfTrERs.-It is not many
years since this nostrum was introduced
to the public and more villaiHous com
pound was never thought of. 1t was ad-
vertised 10 cure about all the ills which
flesh is heir to. But it is powerless to
cure the ills of domestic life, for DR..
Walker has to seek the remedy for them
through the medium of divorce court.
1t transpires in the proceedings that the
Doctor is worth million dollars, and is
in the receipt of an income of $780, 900
from the sale of the Bitters.-
All of which goes to show how gullible
the great American people are.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

TIE following is one way to cut bot
tie in two Turn the bottle as evenly as
possible over low fame for about ten
minutes. Then dip steadily in water and
the sudden cooling will cause regular
place, allowing the portions to be easily
separated. -,Scientjfc american.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

THE wife of Alvinza Hayward, the
California Cresus, has commenced a suit
for divorce and Alvinza is willing she
should have one. Riches cannot bring
happiness, and many couple which can
not tell where the bread for the next
month will come from, would not care to
exchange situations with the Haywards.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

PEOPLE form strange resolutions at
times. We heard Of one man who vowed
lie would never cut his hair until Henry
Clay was President and died uhshaven
and nnsho n. And now comes mai
den lady of Johntown, N. y, who being
di appointed in love, vowed she would
nevea cut her toe nails again. And now
her toe nails are SO long that she cannot
wear shoes, bias to 60 barefooted and
stays at lone. Love works wonders.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

INSANITY. - The number of patients
remaining in the Asylum at Stockton,
July l, 1875, was 1902, an increase of 7S
during the year. This is a frightful show
ing for country whose population is no
greater than ours. OF the 6l5 admitted
during the year, 1913 were natives of the
United States and All were born in for
eign countries,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

Mr.. BUcKI.Y, of Tehama, remains at
home this fine weather, and can only
take the fresh air by having the window
raised. Mr. Buckly had previously 70
this, erawled through The brush with a
cooked rife in his hand, which rife was
discharged, n bullet passing through his
thigh. 1t is safe to say that he will pro-
fit by the lesson when he again essays
to crowd through another thcket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

THE little boys of Gold Hill had a
Christmas dispensation through the smash
up of the Cosmopolitan bakery wagon,
with load of mince pies and doughnuts.
The driver, who assumed the part of
Santa Claus, arose from the debris and
clothed himself with curses, as with a
garment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

WILLOW CREEK is mining point in
Humboldt county few miles below the
Trinity line. We see an item going the
rounds of the press to the effect that the
miners held a summary little administra-
ton of justice there-a Chinaman who
was caught robbing sluices receiving
thirty lashes with instructions to leave
instanter-which he did.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

A HUGE rock, which appears to be
formed almost entirely Of serpents in va
rious positions, but making a solid mass,
has been found on the line of the Bati-
more and Ohio Railroad, and will be
sent East for exhibition. Cardiff Giant
in q new shape.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

WE are told that nothing is created in
vain. And we are reminded of this by
the case of Mr.. Cain, of Vermont, who
comes to the surface to say through the
local paper that he has read the Bible
through l46 times. Whether Mr.. Cain,
has been benefited by his reading does
not appear.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

Two Astoria policemen, in pursuit of
two offenders the other night, fell into
the water from the wharf, upon calling
for help, were rescued by the very persons
of whom they were in chase, and who,
after pulling them out, walked away be-
fore the officers recovered their presence
of mind.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

HERE'S speciman of Celestial red
tape. Two young Cinnamon now being
educated in a Lowell factory, were fear
ful their pig tails would catch in the ma
chnery, and have forwarded a request
to the authorities of China for permission
to cut them off.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

A CERTAIN Maine man is allowed
only $50 month for the support of him
self and wife, all the rest of his income
being demanded by a court to pay dam
ages to the young woman whom he first
thought Of marrying.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

A TRAMP in Troy, New York, went
to the police, and declared tnat he was a
fugitive from justice, having murdered
man in New Orleans. Investigation
showed that he had lied, in the hope of
being sent to New Orleans, where his
fnmilv lived.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

MITCHELL, the San Bernardino wife
murderer, has written letter stating
that he expects to be hanged and has no
wish to live-a condition Of mind which
is much approved by the citizens at large.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

A FEW days ago a miner in the Crown
Point shaft picked up the wrong dinner
bucket, and on arriving at home found
Sl,l00 in it. The distracted owner soon
claimed the money.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

AN Indiana gentleman buried one
wife on Tuesday, married another on
Thursday, was divorced on Saturday,
and he wants to know if bigger week S
work was ever performed by any one
man before the panic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

THE census of the State of Nevada was
completed about one month ago, and the
result is thus officially announced. Pop
ulation of the State, 50,540; increase in
the past five years l0,040.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

T. RoDGERs JOHNSON, Grand Secre-
tary to the Grand Lodge of California, l.
O. o. F., from the time of its organza-
ton until the present year, died short
time since at Santa Barbara.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

The last Revolutionary pensioner in
Vermont died few days ago at Burling-
ton, in that State. Her name WAS Mrs.
Bridget Lee, and and she was more than
100 years old.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

IT is said that the fog horn on Goat
Island attracts the seals and sea lions, so
that when the thing is footing, consider
able mum bers OF these animals gather in
the vicinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

A WOMAN living in Mariposa county
got away with cinnamon bear last
week, greatly to the disgust of her worser
half, who witnessed the fight from a tree
top close by.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
Weayeryille, January Is, 1876.
BUSINESS NOTICE.

All communications pertaining to the Busi-
ness or Editorial management of the JoI RSAL
should be addressed to C. w. CRAIG, "TRIx-
JTY JOURNAL" Weaverville, Cal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

A FAT man was arrested at Ogden,
Utah, the other day, on opinion that he
was Boss Tweed, but he soon proved by
twenty.eight wives that his name was
Smith.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

YREKA is starting in early. A dis
patch to the Bee says the citizens of that
town held a meeting and decided to have
a grand splurge on the Centennial Fourth
of july,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

aS- THE National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley & Rulofson for the best photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal
for the best in the world. 429 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

THERE are forty-two prisoners in the
County Jail at Denver, COL, thirteen of
whom are charged with murder.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

THAT'S an enterprising man who has
just paid the Centennial Manager $4,000
for a concession for popcorn. selling.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

A RATTLEsNAKE with 32 rattles and
measuring seven inches round in the
largest part, is what San Buenaventura
hnnst Of
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q I r T n S

TAt Canon City, January 9th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas VOLTA DAUGHTER.
At Junction City, January 10th, to Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Todd--a DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

Ten tons of sulphurare consumed daily
in San Francisco Cor manufacturing pur-
poses.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Assessment Notice.
DUCKEYE Water and Hydraulic
Mining Company.

Location of Principal Place of Business,
San Francisco, California.
Location of Works = Trinity County,
California.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN at a meeting of the Board of Direct
ors held on the 18th day of January, 1876,
an asses ment (No. y of Fifty Cents per
share, upon the Capital Stock Of the Cor
poration, was levied, payable Immediately
in United States Gold Coin, to the Sec
retary at the office of the Company, No.
33l Montgomery Street-Rooms No. l
and 3 Second Floor-entrance 33l Mont
gomery Street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment
shall remain unpaid on the
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Redeemed Warrants.
Settlement Wanted.

A III PERSONS knowing themselves
II indebted TO me, are hereby requested
to make an immediate settlement with
my wife, in Weavervile.
ALEX. STILLER.
Dated, January 10th, 1875. I'm.
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18th day of FEBRUARY, 1875,

will be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is
made before will be sold on MONDAY,
the 9th day of MARCH, 1876, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with the
cost OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
w. II. LOWDEN, Secretary.
Office-No. 331 Montgomery Street
Room and 3-entrance 331 Montgomery
S rect, San Francisco, California. I'd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
Meekly Triaity gunrnal.
OUR AGENTS

THOS- B0YCE. Room No. 30, New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco. is our only authorized agent in that city
GEO. p. ROwELL d CO., 40 Park
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
Redemption Fund Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ Sealed Proposals, directed to the un-
der,igned, for the surrender of County
Warrants, will be received up to the last
day of the next regular meeting OF the
Board Of Supervisors.
Il. T. MCCAUSLAND,
County Treasurer.
Weaverville, Jan. 10. 1876. ii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-11-08
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN ITEMS.

Paris owes its good health to the laviIh use Of
water.
Chicago gets gas for public use at 81 50 per 900
feet.
Russia can raise an army of 1900 200 men, without
counting the militia.
All men who avoid female society have dull per-
cePtions and astes, and revolt against what is
pure.
The GainsbOrOugh hat, which is now In vogue for
young ladies, is an exact copy Of that worn in the
stolen picture Of the Duchess Of DeVonshirs.
There has been interesting inquiry in Paris1ats-
~ as to which trees stand town life best, and It Is
decided that beyond all question tree il SO good
for urban wants as the sycamore. The same verdict
is returned in London. The smoke does not seem to
affect them.
1t is claimed by the English that last year they
completed the longest bridge in the world in their
East India possessions. 1t consists Of 81 spans uf
l42 feet each thus $500 feet or more than one and
threequarter miles long. It is all built Of brick aud
iron; the masonry amounts to 5000 900 cubic feet,
while the iron girders weigh 5000 tons.
curious variation of the City Directory in New
York is small Volume called the Elite Directory -
which gives the names Of residents of the fashionable
avenues BY streets and numbers instead Of names,
and enabling one to know who his near or distant
neighbors are.
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LATE AUSTRALIAN ITEMS.


There have been more disorderiy in the Vic
torian Assemby.
The Government have published the new immi-
grafton regulations, which provide for immigration
from the Continent Of Europe to the extent OF
eighth Of the money voted, and from the eastern
portion of the United States to the extent Of one
fourth.
Immense deposits of guauo Of excellent quality
have been discovered in the Lacepede Islands, to the
northwest Of Australia. It IL estima ted that the
value of the manure is no less than 100000.
The New Guinea expedition. under the cnmm=-i
Of Signor D'Albertis. returned TO somerse. on the
29th September. The party penetrated the country
to distance of $50 miles beyond the spot previously
reached. The natives were numerous and hostile.
The International Rife Match took place at Creed
moor In the United States, the 18th and l4th Of
September when the Am orleans victorious. the
Irish team next. the Australians third, the Scotch
fourth and the Canadian lowest. In the Australian
team Mr.. Slade made the highest score BY point,
Messrs. Gee and King coming next, each with one
point below the other.
There has been another attempt to upset train in
Victoria by placing large stone between the points
Heavy snow fell in the neighborhood Of Bsllarat
on the 10th September; on Mounts Buninyong and
WArrenheip it lay foot thick.
The sum of fIOO, 900 was carried in the South
Australian Assembly for immigration purposes.
Captain Walker, Of the Albert Williams, who
bravsy rescued many lives from the steamer Dande-
nong, has been presented with two chronometers-
one from Mr.. Smith, owner Of the Dandenong, and
the other from the Government Of Victoria. lie was
likewise presented with purse Of sovereigns by
gentlemen connected with the Sydney Chamber Of
Commerce. The who made two trips between
the bark and the steamer were also presented With
suitable testimonials in recognition of their courage
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The PACIFIC MAIL SERvIcE.-Early in the week
a rumor that the Pacific Mail Service about to
be abandoned obtained currency 10 Sydney. It
happens to have originated 10 the knowledge that
the City OF San Francisco leave for San Fran
cisco on the 18Th, whilst the City Of New York was
TO take the mails the regular day, week later,
though 1t was not understood what provision had
been made for the November mails 1t appears,
however that the despatch of the City Of San Fran
cisco is the result OF belief that the contractors
interests will be better served by having the spare
At the other end Of the line, and that nothing is
known here to warrant the superstition that break
is imminent. The New Zealand Government has
given notice Of a motion 10 change the route by
giving up the forked service, and barring direct
by way Of Auckland and Honolulu, with a re-
duction Of 81 900 in the New Zealand share of the
subsidy If this change were carried out three
steamers, It is said, could work the service. We
apprehend th-t nothing will be done by Govern
ment to alter the contract without reference Parla
ment. But whether the contractors would be will.
ing, with the CONSENT of New Zealand, to make the
change of route their responsibility, taking
the chances OF approval from our side afterwards,
Is another question. Meanwhile there is nothing to
chow that the service is in danger of being dscon-
tiuued.-Sydney Nail
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Pass rflhs ooz io- ths E0zth ofEVvsnbe-. 1875
lr---E a ozrl D1ais S,ussL, Hu-b0master
COMMERCIAL
FoNalrLr NorEFRER !. 10.

H0NoErLC NOTENBER 8 1875.
~ 49, ---z l1as i--uu srrreneiy quist not
aarErr tit s-r5sul vrls from foreign ports
rrssl- h.s t--sr sns ssuti.srE. with tut hits
rrd--s raa- tur cr-sas-e ortusr and November
usua-s lurss ruihs iu th- sugar trade. As the
su1s cu-uururr r-iusiur 49, orsss 10 DeceHter-
Hus Uur ~ tauaist 1-s thu isi for orders
-a-fs El- ca ruruo issisda-
H-- B-is- Amy bfarFz fan q redwood from
uuutaa b. oasas C-its Sc VII loaa for ssn Fran
ri.-a ~isst h.r azrEc di-aharred.
E-s-sirs Fslsiutu-r b-inEs Oregon lumber and
guzu-- e. 49, Ousss C-o. and vii b. lAid f'E
EsrtauE
-- sssrs- aurt-.1ia IN $3.50 q time Monday
u- ui-t -1-as5 sur .auf lao q rr1luoe, and
- rs-rr-s Sc trfuFs uF truu Sydney quite large
iu-- &C. --ri-ra-- e-d---s througt N eHterpriHnE
t-u-arrau1 ults-
acFius fru sau Frsucisoo than thoss re-
u.g h. a. zs..udH Hut may havs any vessel in BE-
o.. a. s-rirL dr dus Thursday q next
ua-E Euu-tu.r La1Fdf hnuled back The steamer
wa.E 80 uiI ul--1istt iaal.us iu dry Or two
utl-t- ~ Erushsrs iiss aaag-iie the esplAnads,
lauriur ias rr-r-1 and r-oospsred By Nsssfs
Fs. o. 81 r-oss-e severe grinding IN the Areiie
i1a. trL f--uualsE s-u-pel lshg stowe "a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-11-08
Before Mr. Justice Ludd.

Gases heard before the Hon. Charles F. Hart.
Circuit Judge North Kohala.
Sept 25.-Jas Wright We. G. Lincoln. Ejeetment.
Judgment for defendant with costs.
2s.-Re1 VS.. Kela K. Gaming. Discharged.
Rex vs.. John Lindsey. Larceny. Discharged.
Geo Hardy VS.. Keaweopala. Action to recover
$50 55-lOO.. Judgment for defendant with costs.
F. Spencer vs.. R. Oliver. Action for damages
laid at 500. Continued until Nov. 9, 1876.
pr. P. Kuikahi vs.. Kaopue. To recover value
Of head Of cattle. Judgment for plaintiff 500 and
costs.
RIP. Kuihah vs.. Ashford Spencer Action to
recover S44 IS Continued till Nov. 1876.
Keliiaumoana VS.. Joseph Kaai. Action of Grim.
con. Judgment for plaintiff damages 500 and costs.
Haau vs. PapRuls. Action Of Grim. con. Judg-
ment for defendant and costs.
Oct. 2.-Kaaukai VS.. Kalua. Deserving bound
service. Defendant ordered to work for q months.
IN PROBATE.
Aug Estate of Keleolea, deceased. Petition
for letters of administration. Petition refused.
Sep 2s.-Estate of Kuene L., deceased. Petition
for letters of administration. Refused.
Oct Estate of J. W. Iaukea, deceased. Ad-
minisrator ordered to file exhibit Of his accounts
within ten days.
Estate of Kahinalii, deceased Petition for letters
Of administration. The Court granted letters to
Kaue ". upon her filing bond for $3.50; to adver-
tise notice to creditors for four weeks and file an in
ventory within month.
Estate of B. KeAloha, deceased. Petition for
letters Of standardization. The Court granted letters
to z. Paakiki; to give notice creditors for four
weeks in KuOkOa, and file al inventory within one
month.
Estate Of G. H. Davis, deceased. The admins
traitor presented his final account as such. which
was examined and passed. The Court ordered that
on the fling Of the receipts Of the heirs Of the
amount remaining in his hands, the administrator
be discharged.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-11-08

~ Eslie Allow a TREAD Of good order and
Eut,ir tsosT cal The HlteuiiOu Of The Police Of
auuslull- a. Erurr or more q native boys. who
lur-uEt ts urp0r-uuliy psriorn their s6lutiouS,
al.uus tht whnr[ 90 TIE arrival and departures Of
~ eseEuuE frou Australia and San F1ncisco.
Slctis rnf sceue.- aniiiar 70 old residents in
Au,Eu-ll- NY Be rren Win appareut inciference.
90 ny nre uzs thuE viewed b. geusleman and
lH1lsr rrzz cirlIizaE lsnasl Uulens this nuisance
alr b ruHsru1. Eonolals aEards eTideDes OF
aazaAzrlaE,-guls tisEurtinE-
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ARRIVED.
De- l-t Citg u sau Tr4ucsoo, WAadei 20 days from
a. = lEsusl.rhi. Wsie-boa.s . DAY from sbHuE
49, F-s-.as B-os f-au Kous and Kau
z-au y Aims. F-eeuSn- 3 days from Hum
nll
E-ur 81 rrua Nursiaut from WindwHrd Ports.
@-l~ If.arlz Enua frozen ku,asia
Fautallu. Ling. fruu EoaiGEszkua-
1-s-ar h-llr Narris. kalH~aa. from MolokaL
s-t- Ennuails Eiisiur fruu kolos and WaiueA
htrI 1sus FaltiulurE. Hubbard. from fortlan o.
F--aI- Eat1s MsrrlI ornur. from LahniuA
NrH Liza EanL frum Naiiku.
lus1aslia CzrriiL frun sydney
---at- FaF-s lfuaa1 Ezsiua fr.sm HHuaei.
Nar Ma-iur. Larnte-t. frau hailaa aud MAimeA-
EAILEn
49, l-s-i1- 1srrs. william. f1r kuua and Kan
ral1r Mteaau Mnlalai Scr kifua audNaimcA-
a. ~ nauanrz. liorter. i1r >au trEucisoo.
- - lllr 81 SEu Frau1sc1. Anddellt i1- r
Efrrr a .uuaa MHrchaut. far NHuliiu ia
d rrc Ahuihsln. fsr H4nalei-
usl.ilctf. Nst-rhuuse Co. 1uano Islands
Enr-u-Eassi- kiuas iar Nasiluih
a-salr knraas. E-rnulfs Sc kahulul
$50 Trl-s n-cC. far kuua and kau.
I.1tszst, l-auE- 81 ke.lsAsuA
E-EEnir i.usa. Nfruhnut. tur MindsfHrd forts
80 - austrHiia. OsrEil t'r san tran7isoa
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CoURT AT WATNEA-Tbe Kilauea, which LEFT on
Monday evening last, took the Hon. A. F. Judd,
His Ercellency the Attorney General and other
officials, who were bound for waimea, where the
Circuit Court is to be held during the present and
the coming week
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FAREWELL PERFORMANCES The Australian
Blondinr is announced for another Matinee on Sa-
turdsy afternoon, and final exhibition on the
evening Of the same day. Prices are reduced one
half 10 give all a chance. At The afternoon perfor
NANCE which is Intended chiefly for children there
will be balloon ascension, and in the evening there
will be another display Of those exquisite fireworks
which were so much admired on Saturday evening
OF last week. Let him have crowded house.
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PASsENGERs.

- $780, r.-ts r-r srur Eflsuss Nov 6th-Queen
So .uE u --susis D. Pruts-t G Piukhan. Hin M
J l--tr --a wlfr Ourfit Mr. ThurEton. = tanner
= 80 - SO. a NasIntuak 1ay. b Dole, II
lar1rsE Hn- F1ud1 ~ Wilooz- c Il Ea-e and servant
= = - = =. Hsr-s x tri.li Ali } Waterhousss il
las n tlidsard. Nr Iuftie II hAyseidens
Hslta- auok-
E- sss-.lia - aari-uli. NCv 6ih-Nr aud Mrs. Sin
CSC Natis 1ssu. Cl.z. ; Dawes Golden, and s. In
trarsltl Frunuuaaa
uar Fr1r1Er ~ Autt--it.- NJ 6th-Joe Cooke
50 I-lses u rInith Ctua nirtI Geo keedofAlch
$780, ! BzaratuHn. and Eer c 7 NiIlS
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QUEEN KAPIoLASI-Her Majesty, accompanied
By her sister Kapooloku, left on the steamer for
Hawaii on Monday last. A salute OF fwenty-one
guns was fired from the Punchbowl battery as she
embarked. She will land at Hilo, aud from thence
proceed 10 the volcano, after which she will visit
Puma and Hamakua