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NOTES AND NEWS.
THE PRINTING FUND.

6pe1dt N{poacA 30 1as 1F4eaA .....
"AsHssuToH. D. C., April @5.-Tho Postmaster"
ucneta! received noees yesterday from tho Con"
EEchsonal Printer that the appropriation TOT print
Ing blanks for tho Post'otlca Department waa ex'
hausieI. Tho lack Of funds to pay for Tho current
nrnttne nj the several denartmenia or tho Gov
esnmen1' ihtiaoln2 taat oI tne oapfome eonnh "a
due TO two caaaca: oho Of 1hese Is 3ooaeuon IN
soma Instances tn the amount appropriated for
aprttal branches of nubtfc printing and tho other
r. = No.. n,sthnd ~ toentnp nceonn,. NJ Tho f:ov.
~ " NV e'e.Ao" y. nvep4us "~nou"ts =. ~. wv
ofumcta lsiaIlnR'eAnce s'aee the investigation OF
that office xaa mnda By tho House Committee on
Printing year ngo. That investigation showed
that In soua cases tho prices charged to d'tlcteat
aepaHmeats " 1ue oosc'"aen& aos oo'aK eoIa4a
kinda OF printing wtse much Ices than tho actual
cost Of the work. while in othess they wesc coa'
stdcFaD'y ia e.ee'' .,..,.,...,
TUE oSsachnuafhAA
Tho President informed . delegation thar called
upon h1 10 ne 81 p9f.'a en;
po1ua ~ ~ ~ ,"h,, ,sass ~ ns..
nv late.'S'e ~ appo.ass ""' ~ "utu anas'
son who 1nado ~ application 10 him for IN onlce
which 10 now ,,,Ied bY a netsou whose commission
h.s ,,..o. 49,, n hs,e wax r. rnn IN. p-c.1d.n,
! nhs tuteo aao u@H Sse'" W. sIu' au ,tss'aep. ~
suggested thai tho applicant ~oalu 10 well 70 *Att
until tho commission Of tho present incumbent ex-
p'se' "aso 'a' assasa. ".a ..t'A ''
ONE fecoAlaAttf
OF thb Ffc&ldent IL hks ff1nknesa.. lie seeIu1 10
hayu nothing 10 conceal. lie bas very noslttye
.,.-. a. =, tbc ,rannar In ,yh,r 1,rit.d st.te. an,
..,! ~ s.na"", .t.,n..,.s. ..,,h ,a.sa., =.
eoss snoh!a eoAaues 1ae.hsencs VIII 'espees 10
ro!!lcs, ilu recently eatd taat. IN hs Judgment,
limited atates onrts4 shoa!a nnt taxn Any ratt IN
tho o. Wasu 'ncctsn2a oc!ofd election, 9s
attend political conventions ~ aelcEatts. " do
anythng 10 h"s1t n securing tne notalnations u
any PARTICULAR eanaiAatea' nut Wnsn tne eAaataatet
aIe nominated the Esssldsa. sa!d ne taw 10 teason
Wh{ efS!! nhsee shanla Aos Ran!Iey cypress
taeE olnn1uns " w W tut't ano !sos
tor tno.. siseon ~ ~ sass t Ano 9nae3 'a'
sanae e""a'''oln n.1 ns e.nus ,,ls, .,,s1a.,
uah. Fnth sMkMtoAN
hat been ORDERED here 70 consult ABOUT removal af
lndiaHa from Tue !tca Clohu aha spotttd ~!
Agencies, nnd aoout mAttefa Gcncfa'i5 connected
With tho military soesaee IN me NesL
NoN.oYF1cE.AoLpkHs WANT oRfIcs.
WAsulxuToS, y; e.. April - -Tha Comn''ttse
0f uon-ohlct soa!ns sotatces or tho hte Nast r.
7hofpst OF Ohio, ChAlr!naH. Fcrrsscntlug ~ Or
Eani1atlon of soldiers. lil1 an .tldlrhee wHa tho
trcsdent this moFt.iag .at ths pat0sS o. nseee
ta!1!nx ~ sioua trgafdia& ~ 4ppohtnlent OF
soldiers 70 once. Ihoy found hlin ~ pcsleet &C.
cord Win the law of congress nen lfov!aes tnats
otAet ehla&a icing equal. soulers IN III eAsca baAs
nSfc lna p!eIstehce " appoluthsnt'
THE AoAhu Or INDIAN CoAA!s1'onhAs'
now !p *ession heIe, accompanied TX Secretary
n
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1ast q report reached Joy Tint John Herman, OF
and ftA clothes were found on the bank of Edwards
1ircr. one and one.foursh mIlea north Of the Town
Neighbour turned ont en- n1ssse. and the rtrct has
been found. probably ewing tn high water. To-
r,nrfcw thorough acasch will bc mallc hy very
lass for the Ehlcago. Huntington 4 9nincy Rail-
road: Tie WAS sent to the Insane Asylnm last wtn-
ter. hut recently returned ns cured.
CoLcHnca+ IT,. April 94.-Thomas McCsnnA, A
rolling mil man. committed knicde this evcnfng
BY jumping from THE Stats hrtdEe into the river.
lie was mseficd ahout \ week ago, and has been on
q spree ertf since.
, 1877-04-26

KEY.
THE ro5rAARTER-0ENEIsAL PREDICTS POLITE
CAL. UrNKATAf~
6ptetd& DftposcA to ne 7tfsHn&.
WARRINGTON. D. e.. April 25.-Fostn,aettr.
General Key thinks It viii be necessary to eatsb-
l!sh purity In order 10 bring tho conservative
element In tbe South Into harmonious relations 10
ttelr Northern brethren. liz THINKS II would b.
exceedingly dIficult to units tho Sonth IN what IL
known ~ the Republican party. lie Ia confident
Tho Administration il datly growing more popular
In esety HouthcFn HtAto Nr. KeY does not ven
tuts To predict what shape The dIslntesrstton wilt
tako. liz behaves The Administration, however,
will receive an abundant support from con.fdcra.
thai element will for some time call Itself Demo.
cratic. lie looks for tho 6t1t naantfesAou Of this
new movement In the South.
, 1877-04-26

Wuursorox, D. IT,, April 2l.-Tho following
ID The report of the Louisiana Con,mshisnsss given
out BY tie President this evening:
MY oH1.ass Aprl is-as 3rea,ass n: n'Iatnt ;.;
Sour .e9uast, the undsraIgned have, visited ttis
cItY aud passed the last sixteen days In ertau
nE he posa .l.uaston !a Lsal:sn. sra essas.
tics. In viuw Of tho The letter Of tho
Secretary OF btste that ahould direct our Efforts
Lestsaturu a. tha depository Of tic representative
viii ct tue people Of Louisiana lehynx. u neces'
iaFy, A. judicial q other eoasttatIona aseltsa.
md In view u your DETERMINATION to Withdraw Tho
Ioops Of The United states 70 ther barracks 8
peace, ws addressed ourselves to tho task Of ss.
curing -....
COMMON LEetsLAruHR
Of pudIspntsd authonty c0ntpctUnt to cotpoae the
existing political contention4 aud to preserve the
peace without any MID fto1n TIM National 0oyo!n.
msnt 10 thls end wc endcarorc4 to asanage The
bitterness and animustty ~o found existing on
both sides, ~ tu SECURE public orlnlon leas nm.
favorablr to such confessions NJ weFe indsspcnsa-
and .ueh general aeaaiescenes In IL authority a.
would Insure social order. -. .
We have had o. full conferences with tho two gen,
tIen,en who claim Tho taubaruztorIal 0fatcu, and
stnmssss p tss'. esssat've, judicial. mi lss.la:
freely viii largo delegations of men 81 business,
with many Of the District judges, md with han.
drcds ot prominent cttzcns OF nll rartic. and
SAVES sep'SoGA*.stA Hps ens t'sss HtsJ H~
every patlan III tne btae. Me MaYu aoo st s
many printed and wslttea slalehients O. !aet sma
!eRa! atgamsnA. ana Gssry Fst.on wssa T"TIt sI ~ ~
calne @ IN S9u.AGt ~ am ,,n Wn, ,h :"
Snn " ~ po..t9ts I.s ~ IT. uth+ ~" so'
uatofhunAte ponasai otsts4uns ~ W." ns4t..
THE ACTuAL CONDITION " 1fFAlas
on our ef!sal s1 tnis eitJ may 20 psleny sAtcu hs
eoio"s: uoy: fackard I'VE shail speak Q! both
Eentlenien " ta9 t!e taoy e!a!9l was at 9ae sAto
1loaae VIII us LNgh'atufe 1na tS!enos anu aR
AsMta poi!ca 1otc*. - tAefo waa ho Quorum
present 70 the senate. even upon his oWn tnsort
0f law. haa LEKMAtafS NJ hceeAanIY 1necttt.
fthe h1ptemu Coath Which Recognized Ms ~.
taorlty. had NOT atempled " tianssce sny o4slnese
a|nta Il wa usspoSscssea 0! ~ cohft'Fpoal Aha
Custody ct ~ secosus on the p1h d8T ot january.
1nTi. !lt had no orGahtkca nili!la, kl12tns thaf
hta asocleney III that leeRect WI oWlnx 70 nle
abtdclice 70 the ur1cFs " rFealocnt tsf7nt 70 Mka
no stspa f9 GhanRo Inc felat'Fe poa'oa OF o'aiset
and uev. NlchoItss
I1l3 MAIN nEL!ANCn
wss npon hls alleged lesa! tit!o claiming That u
was tho constitutional duty Of tho Ptnsdant to
rscoSutko 1t, and 70 afford him such military A.
ststaRca ~ might ha necessary To enable him 10
aasert h!s authority Ut Governor. =,
t;ov. Rscholls Wa 0cenpJ'nT Odd.FelioEs llall
~ ht2fo- llol1e, 1hs !.eGiSlatof9 MGt tnese anu
actively engaRel 10 thu huIlness OF lcg1siAtio
All tic departments Of tho CITY Government of tho
CITY Of New Orleans recognized AZ aiithotltJ.
The Supreme Coutt nominate ey MIN anu c9hs
trmod BY biz Senate was nolainG
daily tesatons and had heard ABOUT ~
cases. Thu tlua tof the collection ~ AxeA
, 1877-04-26

The United Btates, and With no hope Of saeeens
othervI.e, ny opponent IN tho lase eampa!gn e e.
tah.hea moot le2l,.ture, and vsnt through The
dsn, i inansuratej, could possibly esl7snise iaso
in lie few days that followed Gen. Nichols and
his Adtercnta weso encouraged ny the nnsxptettd
refusal Of President urane 70 rce9gnass H. 3st9
~ St ~ Legislature. though be questioned the
.est q" i"' Il tsa tse i Esees!s ehsi wsen !ha Whts
League rose In armed insutFectLon, and By comp
4 a s:. s ss H. :soa. =, 81 81 g. ss'ss ssS
ders from Prsaident urant establishing rtatua
tho Insurgents in The advantages which they had
gained, and rresented any effort 10 dlsposscss
On The Inauguration Of President Hayes, tho
militia force for the defon.e OF the Stats Uoyetn-
efuting oiricers nd Imprisoned them lor treason,
r.hons 6snsh q G rr or h:oea. eo,p%s
s yoon Il n
whether Tho release Of these men .by force, ali
chi remedies having been exhausled, you'd bo 20
patch Of the 24th is received. The Secretary Of
War i..a teleg,ap.ca 70 t,ea. Angur. cou,mla-
the President dtnlrts that tho situation rouan nn-
.Ths. Commission came. IN .hs meantime. tho
g far f,om permitting ths sfse.Ion % rsmain ar.
s s f hss sd al .esss.nsa
csans:on fssna u. isssi fssi.1:!ass .tl!' II; +
The result u, sher 1abere during the two weeks T
tst thy sensIned e1s y snywn 70 III r. 1en: T1ne1
Nichols i1euse, thus Giving i lteturning. Board
DIT &r ~ frH al N.
ule s'are, The % bemoer.s &C Is cIsimea to hs1e eected
only sixty n1cmoe,s Of tae Sonse, one ':ss t.an
one LIT e H. st ~ 70 s.
e ass VIII lie IL Hissos oa:e I'D sonseqsenty
a.ss Sts' IT, T. Ses sa sssn On s
I'D thEee men Who were aeics.ed At the polls
Tbs paal, ahsreofe pensa il Ills
connectlon: il a netutniug- hoard quorum was 70
aascta. for Nieholla ss, why ri y H.; ,ush
E1o icRal Govsfnn1ent ol tho statef That tiorern.
nent had Returning hoard quorum tfom ,ns dsg 3sg
9S Ths ne d5in 2snea egi
istenee uli d!Slniegrated BY The direct action os
II Fiji resnlt having been achlsvcd, It Ia matter
Of record that congratn1atosy messages werc az
ctangcd between the President and biz comm's.
ths Ssb ty ths psasst fss y
t4i aleeted tS.t |ho UaeS si.ses trooSs occupying
building In Tho vicinity Of the state-lIoaso sbo11d
been ps.ced there by Prcs,dent Grant, wiihout
formal call Of the Governor, 20 protset tho Ae.
| dent.
firmly believe that iad the legal Govesnnsn!
| been recognized, 1t could have sustained ttselI
ths Of s se, Ps egs u:
cicasiY inaicatsd tIst even thc n,otal
ppiSdih sSppppid have S reeei,ed soi ths Nst!ons 4dmns
| traton would be deuied. Had tho General Assem,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN T1In LEllRLATuRE.

coLuxs1A, y. c., April 2a--Ia tho Housc TO-
day, the Democrats paAsod preamble And scsolu-
t.ona declaring Ill the members Of the lato Aarkoy
Home In contempt Of ths legal House Of Anpfo.
senistyes aud referring ttelr Credentials to joint
Committee Of Tho judiciary Ana rIt1i!sgss and
Elections 10 pa.4 upan theft legality and title u
s<aA. I'his ert1ou waa Gofcely contested by the
HapnbIic4n members OF tbs Wallace Ilouas, who
held that th@ members Of The 2tAckey House.. u
, 1877-04-26
ULCE e A TIV e
CA ARRH.

This the destructive and terrible ttaRe Of the dis.
Tic who}x nAaAl raaaag% tucfuatnK the eyes aud
cara tho sonAtlA thrust br!1en!n tueA and n Rshc'
An .ssHHb r.May iS 3 issn,iI n'eps.ef r.:
ea5c. which. prImcAtina shO h!ooi. wrakefa md 4n
stro}s Ia rchoraunR roxeF. md aovs thr sy.tcm no
nsStitllIea aad .pse, i hsIe th3s son.tiutIsn.
''brcanse nh)r arrested ~ ths ssngo the dtseass viii
Ike RAPID prcErt.' ~ .ardt pulmonary cnnsunpttot"
ins healing. and a!trnEent medicine taust te spplel
drse.iy e ths ns;n Gsss,&s. ~ tgTnas The mast
, 1877-04-26

NEW Yonk, April :.I-Asasrs. Jar, Turnuse.
and THOMPSON, the nornbers ol tbs Investigating
Counlasion, visited the Custou- uouso this efscf-
noon and organized, 4lectlnx Tho Hon. John JsJ
Chairman. They Will leaa Tho Investigation Vt
neon IT, mof1ow, tho scssi0a being sccsst,
, 1877-04-26
SPORTING.



Tho Chfeago Club will pfaY the Lake Forest
University ntne at Wsukcgsn this afternoon.
Tho Fmnl,lns mot tho untvcrnEty nine yesterday
afternoon on the iatsor's grounds corner Of 8onth
Park ayenne and Thirty. fth stsect, and were eas-
lily taken IN BY tho colle9s boys. The ony trouble
run better sian lie Ffankl!ns naI In con1eqaence
tho following
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though they had done wrpng+ wcre entitled upon
pr1mn facie showing 10 their aeaA.
The Committee will report to.morrow., The
probability Is that alt the member Of tho lAtc
MackeJ House. With tho exception Of tva of Hx,
will be admitted.
, 1877-04-26

Mrs. Wluslow's snntfltnE HyrnP. for r1,tt-
dren teeth!ng, softcns the gums reduces lnnamna-
tion, alAys Ill pain. Sure ~ regulate tho bowels.
, 1877-04-26
bEQMk


Flint hase. o. errors-Upfrert!ty. I; ftsnkns, ..
I:eit o. tsses-rnivcrsity. o. FrssGiina d.
ump!rc-Mr. VI. r. Sterling, Of the Acn,es
spectal Nspaseh 70 1He Tribune.
between tho Mutuals, of this city. and tho Far.
banks, OF Chicago, PLAYED hcrc to-day, resulted Ia
q slctory for tho home nine BY 10 tn &.
10 N.x sftsft.H Assoeiattd i9tas.
1AptANArottt. Aur1l Gt--laaa.hall. 6ytacuso
6tnsr, +: 1nj!nnApolla. 2.
1xp,AxAroLla, April 25.-Thc plnyiE8 On both
t,dca was good, remarkably hcary batting agalaat
difficult pitching hclng dauo. Nina base hita on
played.
, 1877-04-26

Dnlant.'A Aronatir Hitter yF1nr nj Iron IA
and paired digestion. Depot. ~ Clark street.
, 1877-04-26

Keeps Patent rart1y.sIA.ir Dress Shirta ::
~ hammtng handkerchief. III Madison street.
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CHI r ON &c
CAT: I RRH.

hreathing partial elos.se Of
onn OF both nu~:stts stoprei M, t1uEea mp" fet.
ehsrec: from tho noss q wa.e5y or shtck Jsiox Or
kaRa and u removed oalr ~ prolonged effort 1nthc
lent Blowing has king. AMI splitting until the ets.s
e s.ts, th. I'll s1 ! ns
flnaily !ho pols nous secretion. attack The thr,at
sumption. accomplished by t1uAt Offensive breath AMI
impaired <Jesfxht md heafirx.
, 1877-04-26
? B R N A N D n TLY
CURED.

eax7upn'a 1tADtcAG CrNn ron CA1ARat Ii q safe.
certain and pr cure fuE catayFh Vt esrFt form.
aud the perfect remedy cf lssd. 1t II
vsEstaae l1il,ss!on .Hat E. applied locally " Ia
Ioa Locally aPrl!cd. rally II fHJlfsntan<vss, It
southeA hezi[ an clsAssa The nasal rssazc* Of *stfy
nes Consttlutioeally si,oInnIeted; rsnosates tho
hnA. rur3hrs 1t of the Ael pkk, with wkctl II II a
WaY. Charged ln Ettah. atlniats tho stomach l,sfE
and kldneys Jrtfeis dIRtsson make. new bl,xA and
hnalIy ohtana complete eontru over the dscass Tho
kAbls curative tUwcts when all Hthet remedies
utterly fktk. Of bAxTORns MAnIB*L EFn& 4trb$el
g yihsaaat: vho Ers,sfally rxcsucatn,' y fss2.:
can0ot ~ s1bstanatd By the most Respectable and
Ab!e rcrtrners. great snd kNkt IasdIci1h. and
on Cst.IIi, ana p ss%i.ra. ImEroyyl lahs'as Tubs
KANENxet i4plcA GckE ID apl1 BY all Wholesale and
Fcta dFufEt4 throughout tla EAttt 6tAtxs p5tce+ $i
, 1877-04-26

Special Dtposch to 7ne 7rftaae
Dx7rosT, Mich. April 25--owens. ths Vermont
champion, and Jacob Martin hava settled on
eoIlas.elbow contest 10 take place In Nav York
Nay 81.
, 1877-04-26
TiJII4 TIIRF'

LosDox, April e5.-Tho great Metropolitan
stakos Of tho handicap at Epson weso won by
John Daf.
, 1877-04-26

Gr. JonH, n. D.. April 25-Wa1iace Ross hls
challenged Warrcn Smith. Of ua!lfax. to row a
three Or four milo Fnco on Kennebec4sls Bedford
baaln. for from $500 to 500, during June.
arniNoytxLp. 1fass.i April 25.-The Yalo.flsF-
ward race will 10 Fuwca hero june ~.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-21

T. wa EuTroE o. HkWAHAN GAZETTE:
Tlrr p. C. sdrsraiss-, Of the 10th instant,
oeriss 81 article from the December number
Of he Missionary Herald, making very brief
sia-eulus 81 tie moral condition OF the Ha-
.rsiizrs. and Of their feeling towards foreign
en- and tire editor takes exception to the
statement tilaf there Is a general feeling Of
srtirra.tr on the part Of native Hawaiians
s.raiust foreigner The writer is noticing
sa-,e uf .he unpleasant facts Of the case; and
a. se-iouoe from which the editor takes the
s1esus o1lai statement reads thus; " A gene
"a feeling. 81 present. Of antipathy on the
nan rr native Hawaiians against foreigners,
s-asurliae 70 hatred q whites on the part Of
H. ss-5aus. while among the better class Of
r,.tfrcs j. is suspicion and distrust Of their
-iise friends fear TO trust them" 1t may
a. tfaf 1us5p1iEg Vas TOO strong a word to
~. il nav express more than the writer in
srus.-5 bar there can be no doubt that there
i -ura dissrusi and jealousy. The elections
al -sr-sseuiasives for few years past show
u-rp,r evidence 81 this. The editor declares
r. statement % De devoid OF trutn' DIT ne
t-urs ss-urari 10 evidence to show that it is
N7hich Is 70 Be- believed. his assertion, or
si.ti OF tie writer in the Herald2 BE says !:
arbs v-iaor lof the letter in the HERALD
.-tssro- be nav be. is grossly misinfOrned
urs1 he subject and IS TO be blamed, if
-rEiss-t he-e, foI not being better informed"
Ncu. i ssuns % me that there is lack of
rs,r-str here. a man who has been on the
ISLANDS ss,oui forty years. and who has been
= lar daily intercourse with the natives
su-iur the most q that time, must certainly
n. a. veil informed Of the disposition and
ss.F7ur uf Tie Hawsiians IS the editor Of the
sE--rs,-. And II the editor believes that
~, statement i devoid Of truth, and that its
rrtlioasiu1 Is gave injury 70 the people of
rtrzs isianaa. why did he republish - Had
y. u-uluoss testimony 70 disprove it, the case
wruls he 5ifeuent; but now, there is his as
.--.iur On one side, and Tie assertion Of the
w-sso- IN the Herald On the other. Which
rlsai We believe p, INQUIRER.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-21
The Sen serpent Again.

The London Spectator gives full credit to the last
reported observation of the serpent. Its appear
ance comedies with what is now agreed upon, that
it must be of sauriau character like the monsters
of geologic periods The Spectator says:
"In the Straits of Malacca the sea-monster, 50
repeatedly seen and so repeatedly declared to be
mythical appears at last to have been carefully OBJ
served by competent witnesses The creature was
seen by the passengers aud crew ofthe ship 'Nestor
on her voyage to Shanghai; aud on her arrival at
Shanghai the master OF the ship, Mr.. John Keller
Webster, and the surgeon Mr.. James Anderson,
made statutory declaration OF what they bad seen
before magistrate, as mode, We suppose, of for
mally attesting that they spoke In good faith. Tue
creature (which resembled huge saamander, only
that. instead Of being about six eight inches long,
these dimensions must be multiplied BY at least -
or 100, the body being from 45 feet to so feet in
length the head l2 feet, and tue tail, IT IS sad no
less than $50 feet was first at half-past ten
O'Clock on the llth ofSepember. fifteen miles north
west of the North Sand Lighthouse, In the Straits
of Malacca. The weather was fine, the sea smooth,
and the air perfectly clear The Chinese on deck
were terribly alarmed and set up howl. The whole
watch and three saloon passengers saw the creature
clearly and observed its movements. 1t Travelled
Tor long time about as fast as the steamer, appear
ing to paddle itself By tue help Of an uudulatory
motion OF its tall in vertical plane The body and
tail marked as those OF the salamander are
marked-wth alternate bands, black and pale yell
low in color. The head was Immediately con-
nected With the body, without any Indication of a
neck. Both witnesses state positively that the only
resemblance was TO creature ofthc frog newt
kind, while Of them 1.-THE surgeon) says that the
longer be observed 1t the more he was struck with
its resemblance to gigantic saamander. Its back
was oval in form. No eyes fins were seen and it
did not blow or spout in the manner of whale.
The greater parts of its head was never seen, being
beneath the surface Probably the creature is Of a
race which survives from that very different world
in which creatures ofgigantc size to have been
so much commoner than now. There appears TO be
no manner Of reason for doubling the very express
evidence so succinctly and soberly given"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-21

PRoPosED ExHIBITIoS.-We learn that Inspector
General Hitchcock, who has recently returned from
the Philadelphia Exhibition, has brought with
him very superior stereopticon, and about one
hundred and twenty Photographic views, illustra-
ting very fully the sights and scenes OF the Centen
NAL Show, aud also Niagara Falls the 'oi region"
and the overland railway, well general dis
solving views, comic scenes, chromatrUpes, etc.
The Stereopiicnn is illuminated BY powerful oxy-
hydrogen light which Is equal to the light OF two
hundred candles. Mr.. Hitchcock will give one or
more exhibitions of these dissolving views at an
early date in this city, under the auspices of the Y
NJ. C Association, accompanying the exhibitions
with descriptive lectures. He intends subsequent
ly to make the tour ofthe group giving everywhere
free exhibitions for the benefit of school children
TO whom. we have no doubt, they will prove vefT
interesting as we'll as instructive.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-21

DEPARTURE.-The Commissions appointed under
the act Of the last Legislature "to develop the
sources Of the Kingdom" accompanied by Major
wodchuuse. took their departure yesterday, at IL
a. IN II BINS. Fautome, forthe island Of Hawaii
The Commissioners expect to land at Mahukona,
from which point they will start a tour around
the island, occupying probably three or four weeks
10 the circuit AMER landing the commissioners
the Fantome will proceed to Kau for the purpose
Of aaording Captain Long and bis officers an op-
ponuuity to witness the volcanic phenomena now
10 be seen 10 that district
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-21
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-21

THE LOST Bovs-From the following extract from
the San Francisco Daily Call of Feb Sd, it appears
that there is no doubt of the death of young Barbce
and Dudley: An Italian Fisherman informs Capt.
Baker, of the Harbor Police that he saw the broken
pieces OF the plunger Sweetheart on the beach
Point Bonita, last evening hence there can be
no doubt that the two boys-sons Of John Barbee
and A. p Dndley-were drowned when the punger
capsized. The parents having given mp all hopes Of
seeing the boys alive, employed men to patrol the
beach in search Of their bodies"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-21
MEMORANDA.

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FaaE aui mere Tan sud left the dss Tor
Es.u tstuas nr1T-t tir 1isi; the suhr Kinau Capt
llasa 1talr au1r the ialanu; the 18th the
SEE rsf ~ ril- Leland and IN sgsin day fur
1I Less llli faaulurs Island the eth f1r fiilo
Haua arut ~ ttat rz-t feh & went 10 the 9th
fa.l isErlliss FifdF tisarEing iuuiar from the
t. 4.L fssr liic ~ Jan and arrived 10 port
ltari.r u-ailic1 tie ruiir. passage.
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No. Ela- - o. ii.sH1s Trs had Light : "
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