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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival of the Australian steamer Zealan-
dia, we have European elegraphic news down to the
LIST inst and from the Colonies to the 4th.
special telegram from London, March LIST. an
nounces that brigade of guards has been placed
a war footing, aud that the channel squadron is at
Malta.
Sir Stafford NOrthcOte in reply to question. said
the Government were not in possession of informa-
ton regarding peace conditions between Russia and
Turkey but if these found injurious British
interests the Government prepared to vindicate
its rights.
London. March 4.--The treaty of peace is signed.
The claim for the Bulgarian and Egyptian tribute is
renowned.
Cardinal Franche has been appointed Pontifcal
Secretary of State.
By the New Zealand Herald Of March 4th, we
learn that in the United States Congress the silver
coinage bill passed that body by two thirds vote
the of the President and has become law.
The people of Great Britain are very much exor-
cised the position of things in Turkey. and loud
demands are made upon the ministry for prompt ac-
ton the question.
England.
BY our New Zealand advices, received per Zealan-
dia, yesterday learn that the people of England
seem just about awakiug up from their daream of
security with regard the Intentions of Russia in
her dealings with Turkey aud that there is quite
commotion in consequence; and in some quarters
there is demand for prompt action the part of
the Ministry.
1t appears that the people are alive to realiza-
ton OF The fact that Russia has not kept good faith
in the business of arranging the terms of peace with
Turkey or at least SO the English people think
The feeling to be that the aims OF Russia are
adverse to the interests of Great Britain Ii is the
old issue over again, of catch and catch who can,
as between Russia and England. Russia is playing
her game with secrecy and determination to
achieve substantial victory, while England is look
ing to the division of the spoIls with the eager
eyes of an alert speculative commercial nation In
this game of war and negotiation, Russia has the
decided advantage of her rival and will not fail
use it for her own benefit. In this Russia is only
acting the part OF prudence, and should rather be
commended than condemned for doing She
has had all the expenditure of blood aud of
a gigantic TO bear, and should reap any ad-
vantage there is TO be derived from the arrange
ments for peace or distribution of territory. II
Russia has, is asserted, renowned her demands
for the surrender of the Turkish fleet to her this is
a concession We did not expect, but suppose she
is In Il position to be magnanimous. Our next ad-
vices from the seat of war via San Francisco will
doubt bring details that will be interesting to
our readers. For the present they must be content
with what we have given above as the only relia-
ble news regarding the war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20
TN CHAMBERs, cIRoUIr IuDGE, SECOND

u Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands,
Of the Of Rev J. s. Green, late Of
Makawso, Maui, deceased, intestate-
reading and fling the petition OF Asenath G. Green,
asking George E. Beckwth be appointed admins
OF the Bev ]. s Green, Ma
kawao, Maui II. l., deceased, lntestate: ordered
that Monday, the sh of April 1878, O'Clock A. NJ
at the Court Hcuse Makawao, be the time
and place for hearing the said petition and All objections
that may offer thereto and all persons Interested
hereby notified to attend
A. FORNANDER,
Circuit Judge End Judicial District, H. I.
Lahaina, Feb q, 1878, $50 3t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

house for Miss Frmin's benefit a token o: the ap-
probation of her versatility aud genius of the
best actresses of the times live in, when there
on the stage plethora OF histrionic talent, both
male and female. We hope the citizens viii turn
out on Thursday evening, as We can assure them
treat on that occasion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20
MEMORANDA.

Report OF the steamship ZealRnda, Cheyalier COM
u1andef.-Len sydney Feb ., At p M. Experienced
lEhf head winds and eastery until the
Taree tlinEs passed; rounded North cape p
fih March, and arrived Auckland the 5th
SIS m Len same day At crossed Equator on
18th, and experienced strong NE trades and head
the 18th passed f0re-and-a schooner painted
flying white Gag with blue border aud red letters
appeared be and letter between. Sighted
0Ahu the 18Th, aud made fast wharf a
~ The 18th
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

Fr Port Gamble per Rainier March ls-479, &c. feet Of
luuber, IS 500 shingies sos piekeis.
From sydney. per ZealHuda. March l9-6 logs hard
wood. 80 keEs butter and 2ss crates potatoes.
Prom FrAuci-ca. per v II Meyer March l6th-5060O
lsl sfaTes, - empty barrels. $40 feet oak
Galk posts, 100 oon shingles ZOO feet lumber 30i9
EackaEcs general merchandise.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

Leg On Thursday evening last, one of those de-
lightfu social parties for which Honolulu is justly
distinguished, was given at the elegant private
residence of DR.. McGrew The concourse of ladies
aud gentlemen was quite large, and the festivities
such as refined Taste and priucely liberality alone
can give. The splendid band of the q. S. Frigate
Pensacola was present. and discoursed sweet music,
10 which the guests tripped it on the light fantas-
tic toe, till the wee sma ours ayont the twal."
The dancing hall adjoining the main building is so
convenient and well arranged, on the ground floor,
that all had ample room 10 enjoy the scene as well
those who did not dance those who did.
What, with the elegance aud luxury that met the
eye on every land; the ample provision for the
comfort of tie guests by the host and hostess the
youth, beauty aud fashion of the ladies, and the
sprightly, joyous faces of the beaux, both young
and old,-the lUveliness of the Hawaiian moonlight
and such enchanting music; the whole scene re-
minded one more of a dream than reality More
than once We asked ourselves during the evening.
as We gazed with rapture the fairy picture before
us, can this be real? Where on green earth, except
10 Honolulu, eau such scenes of beauty and enjoy
ment be found Echo answers, where? We feel
such itching desire TO extend this description
that only restrained, by the remembrance
that by doing So we might transcend the bounds
of good taste, but we must be allowed the privi-
lege OF hoping that our good friends, DIR. McGrew,
his excellent lady and interesting family may be
spared many years TO enjoy such home, and 10
dispense such genuine hospitality.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20
VESSELS IN PORT.

SAvhL.
II II Daring Commander John ; Hammer.
Z : Pensacola. Rear Admiral Murray.
nEHCHaNENEs.
n ssiuuary brig Morning star. CocOrd.
Hau s1hr 6fvoianni Atiiaui, WeekE-
An s-hr ~ Ward. Whitney.
Am s1hr General Harvey. Trlpp.
An n Jennie Hitis, Maufsr-
An bE Iam-s Cheston. swNnton.
An Ok Edward James, q Bricn.
Brit AK Giencpr, Lamont
An TX Raiuler, " bite
An brig v III Meyer, Brown.
An 3-tnaStSd schooner Hsra, Merrill.
wHALEns-
An lrig Onward. EidridEe.
HHW Vi TX " II Allen. Giilry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20
Consular Notice.

I'm THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Charles Anatole Legraia, late Of Honolulu deceased
18th February last, the French Commissioner
Cnnsn begs the creditors Of the said deceased
their claims at his Office within two months from the date
Of frs publication Of this notice; and all Indebted
the said Legrin requested to make immediate pay
ment at the French Consulate
THEODORE BALIIEU.
Honolulu, Feb q, 1878 ss5 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

~ At the Royal Hawaiian Theater on Friday
evening last, Mr.. aud Mrs. Levy gave concert to
a good house. This was the second and last appear
ance ofihese artists in Honolulu, and are pleased
20 add gave satisinction
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

~ The present term of Oahu College viii close
Friday, March 22d. The examinations of class
will take place on Thursday and Friday next
from 9;oS 8. The friends of tie institution are cor
daily invited to attend.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20
Executors Notice.
office.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" partnership hitherto subssting between us, the
undersigned, trading in Honolulu and Waikiki, under
the or firm of I. Mossman & Son Is hereby Dis
solved by mutual consent The undersigned 7. j. Moss
will continue the business in his name, and he
is authorized receive all monies dne the firm.
Dated this 18th day Of January, 1878
THOMAS MOSsMAN,
ESQ If T. j. MOSSMAN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

~ Our thanks are due TO the obiiging Purser
ofhe steamer Zralandia for full files of late Colo
NAL papers; aud also to E. T o'Halloran, Esq,
for late Melbourne papers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20
DIED.

DATLET-Iu Calais, Maine, Feb 9th, Ansel Daley
father a Mn { ID kinney. OF Lahaina, Maui.
GUERRERO--At Koloa. Kauai the 18th instant
Juau Guerrero. native OF Guam aged 81 years De-
CEASED Islands for the past 20 years
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

- Our readers viii remember that the steamer
Likelike does not go to windward next Tuesday,
the Goth She lies up for a thorough overhaul
painting etc, and on Friday, the 29Jh, will leave
for Nawiliwi Kauai afiording our citizets an
opportunity to enjoy short voyage, and visi:
the most beautiful Island Of this group.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

rB- The receptions on board the U. S. Frigate
Pensacola, have been suspended during the season
Of Lent, as we have been informed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20
Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage
NJ Office IL HEREBY GIrRN THY n d..

" to a power Of sale contained in a certain
mortgage deed, dated November 4th 1871, and by ex-
tension dated April llh 1876 made by Thomas
and Maria Maryano his wife, F. Lyman record
In the Office of the Registrar of Conveyances Iber
on pages l56 aud I5, and for breach conditions
in said mortgage deed contained that all singular the
lands, tenements, and Entertainments ia said mortgage
described WILL after the time limited by law sold at
public auction of the breach conditions
as herenbefore mentioned.
The property in said mortgage described being situate
on the Volcano street. the land of Kukuau, in the
town Of HIlo, Hawaii.
+. S. LYMAN
Hllo March 18th, 1877 ass 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20
Administrators Sale
liz e AL EST TAT Ei
On Saturday, 18th April, 1878,

O'Clock of that day. at the Court House door,
In the city of Honolulu all the right title and Interest Of
the said Sylvester Sablan Castro, Of in and to that
tain piece parcel of land situate Puunui Honolulu,
Oahu, and described follows:
Alma ma Puunui, Apana l. lo'.-E hoomaka ma Ike
XIII hema mauSa, pill ana me ko POomana me ko Ma
haelauhala holo ana ma ko Nahaleiauhala hem 29o
as kom IS pauku hem 400 45 hlk 60 pauku, hem Ale
kon 81 panku GO kom IS pauku hem 400 49, hik &C
pauku hem 40 kom 80 pauku, ak go kom l kaul hem
80 Is, kom 81 kom ak $50 l kom 81 pauku, ak SO 45
nix 1.06 kau, hki Ike kih ak mauka kea pill
ko Poomanu alma Hem ZOE 49, hik SO kau ko Poo
a hiki kahi hoomaka al. Ma Ia apana EOS
Apana 2, loi.-E hoomaka ma Ike kihi hema mauka- e
pill n ko Poomaun a ko Nahaleauhala holo
kO Nahalelanhaa, hem 22o 49, kom so pauKu, ak
500 kom 2OS kaul ak 25o 3 hik II pauu hiki Ike khi
"A mauka e pill ko Poomanu alma Hem T2o Is,
hik 2.Oi kaul ko Poomanu hki kahi hoomaka al
Ma la apana 1917 anana pau loa, 400 anana-
And being the premises described In Royal Patent
No. 262T Kueana Helu 1876, issued to Paka-
portion OF the above is Kalo land There is good
frame dwelling upon the premises.
For further particulars Inquire of
ESQ At CECIL BROWN, Administrator.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

tzg- The steamer Zealandia sailed last evening,
at 10 o'clock, for San Francisco, taking goodly
number OF passengers, and large freight list.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

PASSENGERS EN- ROUTE We had pleasant visits
yesterday from Mr. Richmond Thatcher, the agent
of Miss Ada b Ward the actress, who is pas
senger board the Zealandia, for San Francisco,
and Mr.. z. c. Beardsley, of Chicago, Illinois The
latter gentleman is egeut for the celebrated Nc
Cormick harvesting machines. Both gentlemen
have been spending some months ia the Colonies,
and speak in glowing terms of the country aud
people.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20
WATER RATES!

A LII UNPAID WATER RATES FROM Ist
IN January to list July, 1878, Invariably paid In ad
vance, If not paid 3lst March he end of the
biennial year, will be liable be any
further notice. ROBT. LISHMAN,
March, 1878. 6S8 st Supt Water Works
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

THE HAWAIIAN CALIDoSIAN CLUB, held special
meeting Friday evening last at the hail of Pacific
Hose, King street, at which there was general at
tendance of the members. The club is in flourish
ing condition and the members seem to take espe-
eia interest in its growth and welfare. 1t has been
gotten up purely for benevolent and social pur-
poses, and therefore deserves success The club is
presided over at present by the Hon. A. S Cleghorn
as chief The club resolved to assist Mr.. John Il.
Jack, the actor now among US, to give an enter
tainment for the benefit of Miss Annie Firmn, the
charming actress and cantatrice, on Thursday
evening next Mr.. Jack, being clansman, and
member of several Scottish societies in the East it
is right that the Hawaiian Californian Club, should
dc all in their power to fill the house the occa
sion of Miss Firmin's benefit, when some choice
selections, embracing Scottish historical associa-
lions, Will be produced to give eeidt TO the per
Torrance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

THE RED MES's BALL.-The members Of Hawai-
ian Tribe No. l. |. o. Of r. NJ gave their first ami
versary ball at the Armory, Monday evening last
The ball was decided success, both tn numbers
and everything calculated to give delight TO the
guests OF the generous gentlemen who compose
Tribe No l. The iue Hall crowded with the
elite, beauty and fashion of our island city, (the es-
timated number of both being upward OF 300,
and all were delighted with the entertainment.
His Majesty, who believe is a member of the
Tribe, graced the entertainment with his presence
aud made himself. he always docs, exceedingly
agreeable. The Hall tastefully decorated with
evergreens and the walls festooned with the flag of
all nations, giving to the room beautiful effect. We
noticed on the wall a well executed and appropri-
ate, picture done common muslin, by Mr.. Strate-
meyer OF this city, representing Indian Wig
wan, with chief, squaw, papoose, dogs, etc, with
the words in u scroll " Welcome 10 Our Wigwam."
We confess TO ordinary surprise at the artistic
skill displayed the drawing alluded to-which
will bear the most rigid inspection. We understand
that the painting was COTTON up an impromptu
affair, and executed to order in about "a hours.
The music for the evening was furnished by Mr..
Berger and his excellent band And the guests
kept up the delightful entertainment till early
hour Tuesday morning. The Red Men have
To congratulate themselves on their complete sue
cess.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

REQUIEM MAss.-A solemn Requiem Mass was
celebrated at the Catholic Cathedral, on Thursday
morning last for the repose of the soul OF the late
Ponntif Plus TX The ceremony on the occasion
was very imposing; and the music from the mas
tiers was of a superior character In another col
umu We publish well written sketch of tue life
and services of the late Pontiff. which will repay
perusal; as it exhibits the life of Plus TX, in a
light slike credtable 10 the Church, and the man
who, for so many years upheld its faith and teach
ings with unnnehing ste-diness, dignity and power;
and left behind him record for good deeds, and
true piety that is worthy of all emulation. II is
a pleasing task to speak thus of the illustrous
dead, whether in Church, or state. Shakespeare
said, that /" the evil do. lives after them; but
the good is oft inferred with their bones" In the
case OF Pope Plus is fortunately not So his
cord shows life Of bIsmelessuess and the good lie
did while living survives him, and finds an echo in
the hearts OF those who appreciate the choicest Of
Christian virtues, LOVE TO GOD AND MAN. 1t will
be fortunate for the Catholic Church. and the Chris
ian world If the successor of the late Pontih is
man of like good qualities of head and heart.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

TIE RoTAL HAwAnAs THEATER.-Mr. Jack and
assistants gave performance at the above establish
ment on Saturday evening last, which was well re-
ceived as it deserved to be. The performance was
the beautiful aud touching drama of East Lynne;
and when we consider that Mr. Jack, owing 10
lack OF the necessary support, had 10 play 70 less
than three parts during the evening, each involving
q change of costume, as well as manner and voice,
the pece was rendered remarkably well. Miss An
nie Firmln, usual played her parts of Lady lsa-
bel Vine and Madame Vsne, exceedingly well. So
did Miss Ingle those of Correlia and Barbara Hare,
as did also the local assistants. The house was
well filled, which shows that Mr.. Jack Is appre-
cisted by our people. On Thursday night next,
Miss FIrmin will take benefit under the patronage
of the Hawaiian Caledonian Club, when choice
selection of Scottish songs. recitations, etc, etc, in
Highland costume, will be brought out for the
] amusement Of the audience. We bespeak full
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

IL We direct attention to the new time table
of the steamer Likelike, for the ensuing quarter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

A LIBERAL Communicative are informed
that the Chinese residents of these Islands have
irbued the sum OF 81 600 for the relief of their suf
iering countrymen in North China and TINT tine
amount will be sent forward by the first opportn-
nifty, 10y G. Along, Esq, TO whom the money has
been intrusted This lberallty speaks well for the
Chinese residents of Hawaii, fact which II gives
US pleasure TO note.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
Wanted.

1.-TWO GIRLS FOR SEWING AND TRIM.
II MING DRESSES. Apply MRS A. MELLIS,
or at the Great Eastern Auction House. 6sT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20

~ A fatal accident occurred one day last week,
the Catholic Mission, at Koolau, Oahu. a
Frenchman, named Louis Glen, was on the noun
tains near the Mission, gathering plants, hav-
ing occasion TO descend, missed his footing and
was preciptated down distance Of some thirty
feet, striking his head the rocks with great
shortly afterwards
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-03-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Oahu College.

FHNHE THIRD AND LAST TERM OF THE
III present School year begins Monday, April sth.
Persons desiring join existing classes At that time
do upon application TO the President.
6ss a. AMAsA PRATT
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-03
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 Tho president
has appointed Thos. c. Sheppard store
keeper of the fourth district of Indiana;
Gilbert Wolcott and Henry Rather, fifth
district of Illinois: John T. Luthey and
H. 6. Anderson, gaugers. fifth district of
Illinois.
Senator Patterson had a relapse last
night and bis physicians remained with
him until after midnight. Early this
morning he had another attack and during
the day has been growing worse, although
he is resting little easier to night. He
still lies in critical condition.
A new Pacific railroad bill will be pre-
sented as soon as congress reassembles
The eastern terminus is to be at Mem
phis, thereby forming connection with
the present railroad facilities to all points
northeast and southwesterly. The @pro.
posed railroad will pass Lake City to JEFF
terson, Texas; theuce by the lnterna.
tional 4 Great Northern railroad to San
Antonio; thence in northwesterly direc-
ton to FL Paso del Norte, to connect with
any road or roads to the Pacific ocean
now or hereafter to be b1iit, thus afford
ing communication with various military
posts on those lines and the valley of thu
Rio Grand9. The projectors of the roaC
| ask for $4,000, 900 in all, to be refunded
to the government as rapidly as none!
may be earned by the transportation o
mails and government supplies.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-03
TElLEGRAPHIC.
To-Day's Dispatches.
FOREIGN.
WAR NEWS.

LONDON, Jan. Sit is thought in re-
gard to the Earl of Carnarvan, secretary
OF the state for the Colonial department,
whose reconcilating speech yesterday to
the deputatlon of south African merchants
was telegraphed last night in these dis
patches, as one of the peace party in the
cabinet, that his statements will be gen.
orally accepted as determining in the
affirmative the only important question
hitherto unsettled. namely, whether Eng
land will consent to the principle ofseparate
negotiations between Russia and Turkey.
All the other signatories of the treaty of
Paris took advantage of the opportunity
afforded by Turkey circular note to an :
nounce their determination on this head.
They admitted the claim of Russia to begin
and carry on separate negotiations, but re-
served their rights as cosignatories of that
treaty and for the protection of their own
interests to participate in the final settle
ment. The following language of the Earl
| of Carnavoran's speech is susceptible of
the same Interpretation: Il hope sincere
ly that the Russian government and people
will remember that many of the questions
arising for the moment are questions not
| for the two be,igerents alone, they involve
European Interests, they are European
questions, and we, as members of the
European family. have not only the right
to be heard upon them, but it is very i'm.
portant that we should have a distinct
voice in the final decision of them. | dc
not feel any difficulty in reconciling these
| two views provided only there is reasona
BILE management and moderation on each
fside"
! LONDON, Jan. 3.-The Times says.
Money is in less demand for any purpose
and bills have been very scarce. The ex-
treme uncertainty regarding the future
course of political affairs causes greater
stagnation than ever in all branches o
business. ln the afternoon of Wednesday
surplus balance could not be lent at an,
price at all.
i BUCHAREST, Jan, 3.-General Cerna
commander of the R0umanian army il
Bulgaria has arrived here; several othe
Roumanian generals are also here; thei
!, presence argues cessation, for time a
least, of active operations by the Rouman
! ian troops On the other side of Danube.
: BoGoT, Jan. 3.-General Gourko Tough
a severe battle on the 3Iss Of December
at Tashesan. Before securing the Turk
ish entertainments the Russians lost 20
men in killed and.wounded; the Turks re
treated at night fall toward Sofa pursue
by the cavalry; after halt for rest an
reorganization Gen. Gourko resumed tn
advance upon Sofia
ATHENS, Jan 3-Intelhgence fror
Crete states that two Turkish ENJOYS ha
i conference with the Christian Chief, bu
: being unable to accept their proposals
negotiations fell through,