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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Is-
Iands-.Banuary Term, Is77.
In BANco.
J. WIGHT rs. ". c. JONES and R. F..
BICKERTON, ASsignses Of F. G
Pddeken. Bank1-upt

The Court having considered oil the allega-
tons and exceptions in this case, are of opinion
that the rulings Of the Justice, who held the
trial we're correct.
The letter the contents of which as testified TO
by Mr.. Fyfe are set forth in the opinion Of Mr.
Justice Judd, we are of the opinion not only
tends to show collision as is stated by him, but
shows a willingness to take property for the pur-
pose Of shetefIDg il from creditors The letter
states that be " will keep them along with other
articles of ours which l now have This would
well have justified verdict for the plaintiff. But
the letter was written subsequently to the con-
veyance. which is in question in this case, and
it was placed in correct light By the Judge in
his charge, and was probably taken into full con-
sideratiOn, perhaps the jury thought it was not
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late legal Government and which is not yet re-
eognized as dead BY its supporters. So long as
as those two vessels act under orders, and Gene
rails Arce and Mariscal conduct their present
policy under Cebalios, Lerdo will have q refuge
and asylum. Under such rule. either Disz or
Iglssias will be unable to gain foothold on the
Pacific. 1t is probable that the two revolutiona-
~ leaders mentioned will have all they want 10
do 10 attending to each other personally. They
have already laid down the gage Of battle, and
their respective forces are marshaliug for despe
rate conflict.
CANCELLATION AN nrPoss1BufTY.
The greatest efforts have been made by indie
pendent politicians, men Of influence aud postum
to bring about understanding between Diaz
and Iglesias. SO as to prevent further bloodshed,
II possible, but all to no purpose. The revolu-
tionary chiefs will not recognize the demands
PERSONAL made Diaz wants lglesas to recog-
nize, in Its fullness, the plan Of Tuxtepec, as
confirmed at Pao Blaneo, but this the Chief
Justice will not listen to. Iglesas prOmulgates
his demands. but Diaz spurns them. Thus
nothing can decide the difference but a resort to
battle. In the mean time host OF petty leaders
have arisen who are "pronouncing" for them
selves in oil parts Of the republic. and only recOg
nizug the claims which they themselves set
FORTH They have it oil their own way, for there
Is no central power to war upon them. Forced
loan is the order Of the day and when money
cannot thus be procured pillage and plumber are
certain to follow. As can well be imagined from
the condition of things herein set forth. the
whole republic is in shocking state Of anarchy,
and the oppressed people, grooming with the bur-
dens levied upon them are helpless in the grasp
Of military desperadoes. The wisest men can
see no peace at present, and the prediction that
if LerdO were dethroned the republic would be-
come the prey Of u despot and dictator is likely
10 come true.
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entirely clear that the subject of this present suit
was among the articles referred to. And we
cannot say that the verdict was go contrary to
the testimony as to be unreasonable, whatever
weight the letter would have bad upon our in-
dividual minds.
The motion for new trial must therefore, be
denied.
ELISHA Fl. ALLEN, @. j.
CHAs. @. HARRIS,
A FRANCIS JUDD.
A. s. Hartweli for plaintiff; Tue defendants
in person.
Honolulu January Path. 1877.
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HIDES, SKINS. rALLow.

VIE IL gNDERsHGNHD eoxrINUE To PAY
-, ne asAeas market prea or Dry BidsI Ca sEn1
IAN c.BREWER4 90.
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ENTIRELY new STYLES
-. OF -.
Ladies Bags and Reticules
ALSO
Ladies Solid Sole Leather Trunks. rivittsd edges,
Ladies' Solid Sole Leather Trunks, sewsd edges.
Ladies' Bride Lathsr Trunks,
Ladies' Leather Covered Saratoga Trunks,
Ladies' State Room Trunks,
Ladies' Composition Trunks,
Ladies' Princess Alice Bags. with belts,
Ladies' assorted ColOrsd valisss,
Manila School Bags.
Grain Leather School Bags,
Split Leather School Bags.
Real Russia Leather Bags L valises,
Ladies' Russia Dressing Cases,
Gents Solid Sole Leather Trunks. Reverted sswsd
Edges.
Gents Leather Trunks, Canvass Covered,
Gents Elegant Solid Sole and Bride Leather
Valises,
Gents Russia Leather Valises,
Gents o. G. Trunks,
Gents Russia Dressing Cases.
Trunk Straps,
Shawl Straps,
Coat and Blanket Straps.
Solid Leather Coat Cases,
II. fact Noohere in or ont of Honoluls
Gun such an Elegant Display Of Lea
ther Ware be seen an any one store,
These goods having come in Duty free Lady Pur-
ohases will got the Benefit of the 10 per cent.
THIS FINE LINE OF GOODS
...... WILL BE ......
Ready for Inspection and Sale on Wednesday next.
November 2sth. M. McINERNY.
eco sml
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TO WOOL GROWERS.

TlEzE uNDERsE5NED coErrrrr - .r-vr
- Woo5 20 good prices. Wools co1al1r ~ 1870 -
spring particularly desired 70 make fr1arrr
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II.
THE COMMERCIAL
PERIODICAL AND NEWS AGENCY

AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN
PUBLICATIONS
Furnished 10 Subscribers githin Ten to Tce1ty Days
from the date Of publication.
And prices that barely the of subscription and
postages thereon.
Papers Deferred Free Of Postage in any part
Of the Group.
No Subscriptions taken for Less than One Year.
R Files made up short notice for whaemen Travellers
SUBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
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Civil Engineering.

MIR. P. A. de LANUX. CIVIL ENGINEER
WI sa Surveyor, 4 prepared 70 undertake Land
veying in al branches Maps constructed with full
details Information given In regard to the quality OF
soils and their adoption for cultivation, taking into
sderation locality, accessibility, etc.
WATER LEADS.-Estimates given in regard to size,
and capacity. and amount Of power furnished by
lor machinery.
ROADS AND BRTDGES.-Pans and estimates made
with view Of obtaining the best results with the smallest
outlay
He is also prepared give instruction tropical cult
vafion
Address the above through the Honolulu Post ONCE
i62i-3m)
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Pacific Rubber Paint Company's
PAINTS!
FTNHIs ARTICLE is FOR SALE BY
1oLLEs & Co.

Rubber Paint Is Justly celebrated and Is coming
general use and all who have given It trial highly
recommend il The undersigned have general assort-
Of all coors and shades and VIII keep up the
ment and be ready to oil orders at the shortest notice.
coz BOLLES & Co.
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LONDON PAPERS
LoNDoN lIONTHLIEs
AMERICAN MOETnLIEs

Australasiau weekly. SO O0 Melbourne Lsader. 500
Town Country Journal so0sydnsy ILL., Nevs...... 400
sydney Mail..-..--... S00sydney Steamer Herald 2;
81 Any Periodicals. not in thisiist viii ordered at any
time, and supplied at cost and charges.
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Night Associated Press Report.


The disappearance OF ex-Solicitor
Brinkley from Milwaukee ID pro.
nounced malicious hoax.
Samples from whisky in bonded
warehouses must not exceed u pint,
nor be taken without the written con-
sent OF tho owner
Senator Cameron, Of Pennsylvania,
called on the president to-day.
Collector Arthur, of New York, has
declined the general consulate 10 Paris.
The house, with Mr.. Randall in the
chair, after prayers adjourned to Mon
day.
Senator elect Pinchback is EN- route
for Washington, to look after his in
terests which are being jeopardized by
contestants.
There is a scheme on foot to have
Judge Woo DIS allow himself to be trans
ferred to the sixth judicial circuit, and
have the fifth circuit filed by person
native of and residing within the CIR
cult.
The state department to-day received
official confirmation Of the press dis
patches announcing that the Mexican
local authorities at Matamoros had re-
leased the four remaining raiders upon
the Rio Grande Jail. The official re-
ports state that this action was taken
upon plea that the persons are Next
can subjects, and therefore they de
cline to extradite them, nOtwithstand-
ing the Mexican general government
had ordered them to DO surrendered to
our authorities regardless OF their ma
tionality.
General Canales, In command of the
Diaz forces at Matamoros, found the
pressure of the local sentiment 80
strong that he resigned rather than
execute the order, and further news as
to the power aud intention of the Diaz
government to maintain its position
on the subject is now awaited with In.
terest.
DR.. Culver, private secretary to Mr..
Stevens, says, in relation to the mar
shalship Of Georgia, decided yester-
day: at is proper to state that Cen
eral Gordon did not support the claims
of Mr.. Huff against those of Mr.. Fitz-
simmons. 1t is also proper to state
that while several OF the delegation
had special and particular friends, yet
Mr.. Fitzsimmons was the second
choice Of a large majority, and his APP
pointment gave entire satisfaction to
the whole delegation.
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Panloky Rumors From constan-
tInopIe and Sangulne AntlO-
lpatIons From Russia.
The decisive Victory OF the Russians
In Armenia Confirmed The Otto.
man Field Army Lost 0n.Thlrd
of Its Strength.
Russian Batteries Firing In Concentrated
Salvos Has lis Effect on Plevna-
Russian Reserves 10 the Front.
Moon Associated Press Roport.I


LONDON, October 20.--The Standard
has the following, dated Tlais, Thurs
day. The Russians moved on Kars
yesterday. Siege material has left Ais
exandriople for Kars. Ismael pasha's
army has retired into Turkish terrific.
ry, followed by General Turkussakoif.
The Russian garrlsons of Arabian and
Riaverass have been ordered TO coop
crate In general advance.
The Standard has the following from
Poredln: The czar, in addressing the
general staff, on Thursday, declared
that he and all members OF the impe
rial family would remain In the army
to share In the labor and fortunes of
the war and witness the deeds OF his
soldiers. He concluded: /, myself,
will care for the wants Of the army,
and II necessary, oil Russians will, as
once before, take up arms.
The Daily News correspondent ut
Vienna says that u telegram from
Tifiis, states that column has been
sent south to keep the road from Kars
to Erzeroum.
The Daily Telegraph has special
from Erzeroum, announcing that large
reinforcements left there last night TO
join Muhktar pasha. 1t also states
that reinforcements have started from
Bat0um.
The second edition OF the Times has
special from Siminitza, dated Octo-
Der II, which says: "Rain is now fall
Ing heavily, with every appearance OF
long continuance. The roads are all
but impossible, and, II the rain con.
tinues, will soon be completely so.
There was never anything like 1t at
Balakava during the Crimean war.
To day forty Turkish soldiers, chiefly
Anatolians, deserted from Osman pa
sha's camp and camp in here under
escort. They declared that they de-
serted because there was so little food
In Plevna; that the men only got one
pound of bread in twenty-four hours;
that there were one hundred and thirty
thousand men in Plevna, who could
only be made to surrender by hunger.
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Religious.

Congregational services held this
morning, as usual, at the Young Mems
Christian Association hall, at II a. m.
Sunday school $3.50 y. m.
Elder Kirk Baxter will preach at
Fields theater to-day, at II O'Clock,
and again at night. All are Invited.
Rev. Jerry Ward will preach to-day,
at IL o'clock a. m. and at 7:l5 p. M, at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
on Jefferson street. All are invited to
attend.
The pulpit OF the First Baptist church
will be filed to>day by the Rev. II.
Weavels The Rev. e.. w. Rogers
breaches in Lancaster.
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THE COURTS.
District court.


The land suit Of Il. z. Bryan, ct. als.,
vs.. Shirley and Mayhofi, involving the
title to nearly five Thousand acres, and
which has been OH trial for the past
two days, has not yet reached con-
clusion In this court.
County Court.
Marsalls u Underwood VS.. j. w.
Trottman IL Co. An order making
reinstatement Of the case on the docket
was made.
Recorders Conrt.
Samantha Driver, using abusive LAM
guage; discharged.
]. b. St0ner, using threatening lan-
guage; SO and costs.
John Gallagher, drunkenness; 50
and costs.
James Mahoney, drunkenness; 50
and costs.
Charles Pollard, drunkenness; 80 aud
costs.
John Miller, using abusive language;
jury failed to agree. New trial granted.
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THE TURF.

Ton nr0ects. Tam Oehiitrec and Parole
Open the Maryland Meeting On Tues
day-The Course nc Cincinnati ana
Nashville.
BALTIMORE, October 20. The entries
for the great extra race, n thousand
dollars, with five hundred dollars
chance each, for two and half miles,
to DO run ON Tuesday, the first day OF
the meeting OF the New England
Jockey club, closed with Ten Brock,
Tom 0chiltree and Parole. Parole ar
rived this morning in perfect condI-
ton. Ten Brock and 0chlltree have
been on the track for several days,
taking their morning exercise In the
presence OF large numbers OF witnesses.
All three OF these horses are certain TO
start II no accident happens. The
stables are filed with the finest horses
OF the country. The track Is In per.
feot condition.
CINCINNATI, October 80. Glass purse
81, 200 Adelaide, /, 4, l, |; Clifton
Boy, 2, l, 2, 2; Sllversides, 8, 2, 3, 3; Co
zott, 4, 8, 4, 4. Time 2;4li, 2i49-, 2;47,
2;47i.
NASHVILLE October 20.-In the
mile, for three year olds, Momentum
won, McHenry second, Leveller third.
Time lat. Leveller sold three to one
against the field.
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Tn. o,eIIsk. is is now said. Goes 60
Trieste.

New York Express: just as the
gratifying announcement is made that
the munificence Of one OF our citizens
il to render the transportation bither
of one Of Cleopatra's needles possible,
there comes along a meddling Austrian
journal 10 say that the needle In ques-
ton belongs to the city Of Trieste, and
will shortly be taken there. Further
more. il adds, the khedive has prom.
ised the Austrian consul all the needed
assistance in the shape of wofkmen
that NAV be needed to get the obelisk 70
sea. and the management Of the Lloyd
steamship company has volunteered TO
furnish steamer. In the meantime, II
would be interesting TO knit v the name
of the "large-minded " citizen who
was prepared 10 advance $4,000 70
have The monolith set up in New York
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Almost "a FIRE.

Early yesterday morning just after
Colonel and Mrs. Swink had arisen,
the colonel stepped on a match lying
on the floor inside the fold of moss
quito bar, which was ignited and set
fire to the bar which blazed up scorch-
ing the walls and ceiling of the room.
Colonel Swink with great presence Of
mind, pulled down theframe work of
the bar and smothered the flames by
throwing an over-ooat over it, but Ia
doing 80 burned both of his hands, the
left one quite severely.
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English Cotton MIL Strikers Still
Holding Out.

LONDON, October 20. The meetings
Of the Bolton cotton mill strikers,
which were announced for yesterday,
were declared in some quarters GER
tain to effect settlement, but that
was a matter Of opinion, and was fall
slfed by the action OF the hand mule
spinders. In fact, there Is a strong In
ducement against settlement, and an
entirely new opposition to the pro-
posed reduction Of wages began yester-
day, by a strike ola hundred turner's
and plercers in Msnnock's Manchester
Street mills, who have not heretofore
been involved. A good deal OF dis.
crImination and right feeling will be
needed on both sides, In order to avoid
a rupture In so delicate asd intricate a
task.
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Mexico Mo- Ledger: Many OF the
newspapers are circulating the report
that Hilderbrand, the notorious guer-
rilla of Southeast Missouri, Is still liv-
ing. That this report IL without a
shadow of truth we have no doubt.
For two years we lived within few
miles Of bis old home, In St Francois
county, Missouri, and are acquainted
with facts sufficient to justify US In
saving that be IL not alive. At on
time We could have given all the par
tIculars connected with his death,
which occurred, n we remember cor
rectly, In the spring Of 1871, In small
town In Illinois. As be was killed al
the time referred 70 by the sheriff and
bis deputy, while arresiing him, we
blink be has been dead.evef since.
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THE CHURCH OF ROME.

The Pope CeaatnE 90 rahe aa Interest
Ia Affairs. JeaIossy Rsigns Among
the Manaaing Heads Of DepaT tmcnts
with Threatened Anarchy.
LONDON, October 20. "A special dis
patch from Rome TO the Times says
the pope's health remains without
change, except for an habtual somno-
lenoy, which dlsquiets his physicians.
Although he likes TO receive visitors
and is ohatty with them, he seems TO
have ceased TO take an interest In AZ
fairs OF the church, and invariably
dismlsses any one who comes to talk
TO him on business.
The affairs OF the papacy are now
without any supreme pontitlcal guild
ance, being conducted simply by the
heads Of the various departments and
by the presidents OF the various con-
gregations.
Jealousy reigns among these bodies
and as each does rs II suits its chief,
the papal government ia threatened
with division and anarchy.
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Personal.


e. f. Spalding, st. Louis, Is booked
at the LeGrand.
Colonel Thomas H. hurry, Of Mo,
Kinney, was in town yesterday.
II. NJ. Dunlap, esq, a well known
citizen of Virginia, IS at the LeGrand.
b. B. Richardson, a Galveston insur-
ance man, is quartered at the Windsor.
w. II. Hayes, "Texas Harry, "show-
ed his handsome pbiz into our smiling
face yesterday. Always welcome Har-
ny. l,
H. G. Dixon, Illinois; r. A. Finley,
G. w. Buskins, Lancaster; 7. A. Sour
lock, Cleburne, were among the arri-
walls at the Lamar, yesterday.
At the Windsor; A. w. Childress,
Virginia; II. Matzdorff, New York;
Charles voght, st. Louis; Henry Har
rison, Pittsburg; N. Cramer Marshall;
w. H. Palestine, William q. Smith,
Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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New YORK, October 20.-At Ply
mouth church prayer meeting last
night, Mr.. Beecher, referring to the
case OF w. c. Gilman, the insurance
scrip broker, who has been sent to the
penltentiary, says, especially hard was
it to see his (Mr. Beecher's) niece, (Mr.
Gillman's wife, 20 to the lunatic asy-
lum, as she will do this week, and
see also her dear children distributed
among her friends.
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The Texas Land steal organized by
Hanks.

ST. LOUIS, October 20.-'The Kansas
City Times, in its account of the Texas
land swindle, says one Of the largest
banking houses In Austin, Texas, two
Chicago bankers, and two real estate
dealers in Indianapolis and Others IN
Cincinnati, Cleveland and Pittsburg
are to be or have been arrested for be-
ing connected with the fraud. 1t also
says there has been well organized
system of forgery In full practice in
this western country for the past eight
or ten years.
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Official Reports Received by the
State Department of Mexl-
can 0utrages.
The Power OF the Dlaz Government 10
Maintain Treaty Stpulatlons and
lis Positions on the Subject
Awaited With Interest.
A Faber Pusher on the New Orleans Times
Wants Pap Arthur, Of New York,
Declines the Consulate to Paris.
Moon Associated Press Report.

WAsuINGToN, October 20.-Ex Mar
shal Pitkin, of Louisiana, does not con-
test Wharton's continuation.
j Madison Wells, Of the returning
board, Is here.
1t seems that 1t Is not yet determined
that Wayne McVeagh shall go to the
court of st. James.
On dit, that Colonel Roberts, Of the
New Orleans Times, IL an applicant
for the third assistant secretaryship Of
state.
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A Town Devastated by smallpox

GLENN FALLS, N. Y, October co.
Clintonville, Clinton county, Is devas'
tated by smallpox. Twenty have died
within a ew days. Travellers are pro-
hibited from entering the place aud all
highways are blockaded.
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A Family Of rive Poisoned with Ar
seuie Put IN a Well.

PORT JRRNIs, n. Y, October 2O.-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Carley and three
children are sick from poison, proba-
bly, arsenic, put in well, as the water
taken from Il on analysis shows traces
ofarsenic. Part Of the family will die
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steamer ON Fire.

SAVANNAH, October 2O.-Fire was
discovered this morning amongst the
cotton on board the steamer George
Appold, Of the Baltimore line. The
vessel will have to be filed before the
fire can be extinguished.
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Episcopal Convention Proceedings.

Boston, October 20.-The committee
on the book OF common prayer report
ed that any consideration of the fol-
lowing subjects was inexpedient To
request the house of bishops to select a
special collection for the burial service
to precede the lesson; special form of
service for the burial of children;
making the prayer for congress appli'
cable to the legislatures of the differ
ent states and territories, and the
changes in the rubrics.1 The report
was adopted.
The subject of providing for the sep
aration of the services In the prayer
book, taken up on the resolution OF
DIR. Adam, of Wisconsin, to recommit
the reported resolution Of the commit
tee OIL canons on the subject, after
some debate the whole question was
laid on the table by vote Of ll6 to 30.