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Progress. of Medical Jurisprudence.


Progress OF N'hc"I ""'''pr""e"ee'
At the International Medical Congress in
Thlladclhiaa pnporw.ls read 10y Dr. STANFORD
l.. CHAlLLE OF Louisiana on the origin and
I'rng.rss ~ Ncd,cu Jra>puotHce .Brcntanol.
This mon graph has now been reprinted. with
tho addition Of many interesting notes and a
fun list II works relating To- the subject Some
- tho facts cited 10 illustrate the comparative
attention paid 80 legal medicine in the United
States and in European countries are well
worth attention.
To appreciate advance in this direction as In
all others 1t is well 10 keep in mind the mex
orahe empire Of dclusions. and the repeated
victories gained by ignorance and superstition
in times not far remote from our own day. II
WAS the great md good Lord Chief Justice
Hale who. prompted by the mediro- legal t.-ti-
mony of the LEANED physician and author SIR
Thomas Browne illuminated the stake with
witches in l66i and although the last ludica
execution for w.thrraft took place in Swltzer-
land IN i7~O. yet in France there was trial for
thi-o .n.. U.s. %. a-lsls. Notmuch more than
hundred years aeo lin l7tr English Judges
heidi that ero--i, DO rmol infants had no in
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SOME NEW BOOKS.


work iOrmb tnfce luIkC OVltNO NOluInts, VI
about 700 pagcs each. In II the compiler has
gathered together with patient industry every
fact he could find recorded Of the career OF the
Swedish sage and has thus furnished the ma
tcrials for "a lifo of him which, Just rs they
stand AFRO more valuable than any professcd
biography could he. lie makes no secret, IL II
true OF his faith in Swcdcnborg rs u diyincly
comm lssioncd teacher. and labors zoaously to
defend hs reputation: but he states the case
fairly and. so far as we can Judge. neither IN
vents nor supprcsses testimony Tho book
will doubtless be an authority on the subject.
and. ~ such. has an interest for the world at
large. Independently OF its Immediate use
10 SwcdcnborR's followers.
First In the collection comes. very properly,
Rwcdcnborg's own brief account VI himself.
which hc wrote in answer toa request for II, ad-
dressed to him by the Rev. Thomus Hartley, nm
English clcrly lyman. who WAS one OF his earliest
disciples. Hnrtlcys request and his letter ac-
knowlcdgng Swedcnborgs reply. are also
given. Following these we find the culogium
pronounced upon Swcdonborg after his death
by Samuel Sandols. on behalf OF the Academy oil
Pcienccs OF Stockholm. Of which Swcdenhorg
wis member. the memoir written by Carl
Robsahm. and that by pernoty. All these docu-
ments have been often published before. but Dr.
Tnfcl presents them in nm authentic and cor
rectcd FORM Noxt follow several now docu-
monts relating to Sw"dcnhorg's ancestry ana
family goncalogy. including an account OF ms
father. Bishop Swcdberg. Tho remainder OF
the first volume contains Swedenborg r letters
and correspondence from his earliest youth to
the year l747. papers relating to his lawsuits
memoranda Of his official life as Assessor OF the
Swedish College OF Mines and ny member OF the
Upper House Of the Swedish Parliament. ac-
counts Of his achievements as an engineer. and
of hts writinps on scientific subjects. and a
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Swcdcnborp having evening to her court she
hat taken him aside and begged him tO inform himself
from her dee astd brother the Prince EuNal Prussia.
what ic said to her ~ the last moment she saw him be
ftr UDN nltul Tor stockholm She addict that what she
had said sol nature to render impossible that the
escaped itf own Inns Swrdtnhorl said to- her.
Yen Nuk madam. YOUR last l,aVr vt the Prince oi rrus
sa your late august broth, such day and un such
81 hour ui The Afternoon passing Hftrrward
through the lun. gallery the castle Oi tharlncu uy,
YOU met INN again. and here he took von by the hati
aud led Won Co. such window. where could not he
us, .h, ara 400 hen snf 20 B't M,,s ro,ds The Qu,cn
dd not frtat tho words hut snc protested tu us they
we're the very snmc her brother had pronounced. and
that shc retained the most perfect recollection 81 them
The story In this form is repeated 10y Kant
GLENN. Robsahm. Lctocard. Won IIopkcn. and
Sitting. but. evidently, on Thcbaut's authority
alone Another version OF 1t is recorded by Mr.
Pcckitt. as given him b. Springer.
Mr. Springer told me that the Queen OF sweden had
written letters to- her brother Prince ut Prussia and
that haNing answers, she doubted whtth lie had
received then tn, Baron nj that time had
with the queen aud her brother died in Prussia
She was very dtsruu- to know n hv had received the
letters she consulted the Baron. who sad hc would IN
inr her 100 few DAYS He lid So aud toll her h. had
received them, aud WAS going To- answer them and ni IL
ffa nf hs = fs fffie iitH TEL fI' ifi,
but he kcuill aud died. She sent ~ the king M
Prussia. and h va. ns the Baron had tOrttodthe King
sent the unfinished letter.
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contents Of ccrnin tier which .hc hn riticn 10 r
ne Ole in me world ,Sccri h,r hf'ihcr could knEw
s0cdcuhor. rcpli.d ihat would r hgri few iu,.
He krIt hs word iur having taken bet Majesty aside, hs
'1e'ti mh,r. poi ior foot ne 'o,to,s OF he ,nsr
1t will bc noticed that the Queen is reported 10y
Thiobault to have said that Swedenborg's rcve-
ation was that OF II conversation with her de
ceased brother. while Swedenborg himself is
credited By Springer with saying that it was of
the contents of an unfinished letter. and hy
Bcrgstrom with saying that it related To- the
burning Of letter. 1t In clodr that he n-tOn-
ished tho Queen by telling her something
which sho supposed WIS Il sorrot. hut 10 infer
from this that he got his information from her
deceased brother is not justified by the facts.
Indeed. Dr. Taicl admits that tho Queen her
self remained increduious. and 80 did howorid
in general
This is everything in the shape ~ ovid
which Or. Taie ndluccs TO corrohorats Swc-
dcnborgs assertion that he could converse
with the souls ot the dead ami in view - is
moagrene@s. the question Of his sanity or in
sanity pos-,sscs special interest TIL" truth
mlnoss Of lis alleged revelations rests so cn-
treiy upon his personal testimony that il be-
comes important 10 know las qua..l 4ltion- us
witness. OF his intention to speak tho truth.
there il now NO dount in any candid mind.
Whatever elise he was. II is conceded that he
was not wiliul impp-tur Bat, lid he rcnlly
So, and hear what he says he saw and near !.
OK was he the victim of dciu-iunt pr. TAiel az
prccintes the Importance Of this inquiry. and
gives us all the documents bearing upon IL.
Alter reading them carefully. the result seems
10 that Their" was a short period at the begin
ming Of swedcnbors's career as a ghost--eer
in which he behaved IN strange and excited
manner John Wesley. ACCEPTING the story Of ono
Mnthcsius gave currency IN the AlnWidH Mag
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PERius OF rue rEEr.--The ship Elizabeth Cloudy
sailed from Saa Francisco the August sSth for
Antwerp, and on the 10th Of October want ashore
Elizabeth Island and was abandoned. The officers
and crew landed on the island aud found shelter 10
cave. Several attempts made to obtain stores
from the wreck, hut all failed. In exploring the is-
land the men found eneampment. which had prob
ably been occupied by some shipwreeked crew. A
number Of empty cans, tins. bottles and n 6our bar
rel were near it, The barrel rehooped aud re-
paired to hold water. tin of soup aud bOuili was
also found. aud some good cocoa nuts were obtained
frOn the trees. Sea fowl were plentiful. and many
were killed. Several heavy showers enabled them To
replenish their water. Two human skulls found
in a cave, but not the bodies bones belon gng to
them. On the lsth Of October, the Captain. his
daughter and six ett in the boat for Piteairn's
Island. leaving Eve men behind. On the 18th the
boat was by the ship City Of Vienna. bound from
San Francisco for Liverpool and her crew were ia
Ken on board The ship proceeded to Elizabeth Is
land aud rescued the leit there Considering
the circumstance attending the wreck, it is won
dcrful all hands saved. On the passage, the
ship Ben Cruaehsn spoken. and not only sup
piled the vienna with provisions aud stores, bat
took board part the Of the Elizabeth Cloudy
The others safely landed in Hngland. February
18th.
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AIARkNCA CLATzS--TaSuks 10 iAe iR6essiis<Sse
Efforts % Mr.. 4 5 HarsWell. many Of the sufferers
from TIE devzst&;ioaS committed On whzle-ship<
in ,his oeeAn BY tie pirate Shenandoah, have al
length received some remuneration for Jheir Losses
HisAia the past lee days NJ. H&rswell has paid
oai he san o. sISos7 TO about any claimants.
mostly H2~AilAas- The only claims allowed auder
ihe PEessn; Law are foC iSSss q psrsoza sfeSis.
saI Il Is hoped iAzi many o;her Gains nay BE &d-
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Manufaeturlng JeweIer /

Notice.
FHsME UHDEI8IGMED, FORMERLY WITH
IN Mr.. EekAr bees 70 inform eillnsns % H5noiulu
he gueAe gfoeray thai he has Ake1 ne ators F1rt
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ESslsS DoWN--oar contemporary was not con
teni with appearing las, week in Inl mourning, bai
in the aier poisaancy fits grief il inverted
the national ~ head Of lis Official
column giving the paper very much The appear
amer Of ship in eisirr<s. Il nav have occurred
accidentally. bu, it looked very much like the
s'drvirsr Wolk
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Ia Counterfeit American Azlf dollars are said TO
be in circulation in San Francisco They 50 closely
resemble the genuine coins that il Is diticali 10 de-
ieci the spurious coin except by the closest exs-
nation. few of these counterfeit h&lI dollars have
been seen here
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Ia The steamer time ;Sale, which ne hare pre-
parsi and publisa in the first column OF the third
page VII seEve to inform re&aers al home oraeroad
vASi steamer DAy usxt ee expected and about
VIXEN The mails viii &rrive aad leave the various
points tha raute- This uae table Is also Priaied
On cards. aud can BE proeared =; eur publication
Office Ia tAis form il viii serve 10 send 10 cor
RESPONDENTS sh-aSa
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.- The mas. steamer ZeAlandiA left Sydney
April :, and viii be due here any hour zItsr6 O'Clock
Monday morning next. % her las; triP up she al
rived here lAle on Sunday nteai-l6 days from sgd
ney and three DAYS ahead OF seheaple time.
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NOTES OF rnE WEEH1.

~ coplOus shower OF rain fell in this vicinity
on Monday night, measuring half an inch ( loOthsl
In NuuAuE valley. Il was very much needed
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PAINFrL nEGTH-At Haiku, East M2ui, On the 9Th
last. hAlf-c4S,e girl about twelve years Of axe
tre1 TIE Often i2t-l experiment Of ka1lias Are
viii the aid q kerosene oil As usual in such e4se
the o-oAu expioded. throwing the burning oil over
her eaoiae aad causing such injuries thai SIC died
daring tie night, 4lEes saaeaRS several hOan Of
gre4i @soay.
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~ Several trading sebooneFs arc expected from
San Francisco en- route for the oSho,sk, aud hy one
Of them may received mail. oar latest dates
arr 10 March sSih
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ssT- Steamer KisueA leaves for Nswniwfi on
Friday P N, returning Sunday morning. On Mon
day afternoon she leaves for ano and intermediate
norris
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Paa5eat Suggests tAsi nc might fad god market
for Frs % orr rtce Irodle-iou IN Ezroqe ard tie
Ezstsrn States he SAYS Tne-s : oEs o1s salGsioD
for he GlkcaltY q oVer-stocked rSee market.
VIZ % sez6 riee and pzG5y 70 Tie East Taere iae
colsu1srS ktvs % Qzs6ilsesio1 Ter C2i1eSe nee,
bai would Il sAsul3 talakl prefer oars 10 CAins<e-
Il lie p41ay s dried DzUy a or pvodGeers dry
l., l. would q coarse span q louE voyage, hai
L Eel dried. Il WlI keep If some euterFrissus,
Ps-Soz vOal5 *. sp oae q GsrdIo,As ETzin-dryiag
machines deserted il Sc5eaiike A1ae-se<ll il 10
nol1ls Cor the purpose q sorting aud drEi paddy.
l. Eoz.3 pay iAs e0si bzek n csc year To saiP
rscS 70 Saz Frsao-soo xhen there Is eaozsa the-s
ALREADY - as. a saole rezr Is kszP5a-r
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T-F- Whaling bark Helen Mar arrived At Hiio on
the lilh. frOm New Bediord, with 80 barrels Of
sperm OIL Her report viii be found ia our marine
news column. She ought 10 arrive herr on saturday
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MANsLAUaHTEE.-oneo II the overseers OF lshorrrs
on the East Maui ditch, Mr.. Henry TreadWAy, hast
Nerk. In diseipuuiSg refractory ehin@man. acci-
dsatly inflicted such injuries that The man suhsc-
Suenily died
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- gentleman brought 10 the GAZETTE
Ofies last week specimen Of very hne clay. sOme-
NAst resembling soSPstOae, and similar 10 that
which is oileu iOaEd In conjunction with gold
bearing quartz Il the clay. why not the anriier.
ous r,ack
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BErE LzAVES-A correspondent u0ticiz< This
Grsice A1olE tie experts, iae9ires ~A-i i Is, AID
VIA, use Is G45< ogts- Tie Sssl vAieA i gate
s1tszs5se,y cultivated II xa3 zrazn3 HosolzlI <
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- On the fourth page are several interesting
aPPointmen, ct new missionaries 20 Nj
croursis; marriage in New Zealand; or.u,c eutnre
in California; blue glass, .Se-, &c
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Fruits Prepared by the Alden Process
nEAES- OF DIFFEREET FAKIETIES:
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Notice.
Notice.

NOTICE.
%, FHECNDERSIGNED BEGS To INFORM
s the citizens Of Honolulu and the public generally
e. that he has moved 70 the shop Merchant
As.A SGreet. Dr.. HodnAnns Drug Store, where
Ne vii give special attention all kinds of Watches,
CIocSs And Jeelry Repairing. EnsrAvngs, &c AL pack
ages from other iS12s addressed him, contAining
for repairs. will receive prompt attention orders
sctei for all grades Of Watches Of American mAnnf4c
rure- Satisfaction guaranteed in every respeci.
&c an d. WILSON CLARK
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CorFEE--A correspondent residing In KouA writes
that the blight on the COFFEE irrrs SCENE to be
decreasing In iha, district, aud that the natives are
planting quite extensively
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FUNERAL OF THE PRNcE-By Official notice in
todAys Issue il viii be that the funeral cere
monies Of His late Royal Bighncss win take place
on Wednesday next, at 10 o'clock A NJ We under
stand that the members Of the Poola Association
have solicited the honor Of drawing the hearse-
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

II existing under the arm ZONES Richardson
Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent
q. W. e JONES,
c. +. RICHARDSON.
KAhuku Ranch. Kau March 81, 1871.
The undersigned having purchased the interest Of Mr..
e r RchsriSon in business heretofore conducted
under the trn Of Jones Richardson, assumes all
the liabilities OF collect accounts ue the late
h-m- .6SS lml &. W. e. JONES'
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A MEXICAN MESS EEKF AND PKIME
IN. FORK F1< So ~ B0LLEs 4 %.
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MARRIED.

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