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1t IS published simultaneously in London and
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Although the progress Of the mag zine has
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MAuMEE PRESRYrEnY.

The Maumee Presbylery reassembled on
Monday morning, with the following mem.
bers present;
Rev. II. VI Bacon, Moderator, Toledo.
Rev. Mr.. Kobler Toledo
Rev. H. f. Slngle, Clerk, Antwerp.
Rev. Mr.. Sanford, Antwerp.
Rev. G.. Richards, South Toledo.
Rev. J. 7. Lloyd, Napoleon.
Rev. Mr.. Pollock, South Toledo.
Rev. q. A. Adams, Perrysburg
Elders J.. 9. Holt, South Toledo S. Mer-
ry, Perry sburg.
The testimony was all in by Tuesday
evening when short Arguments were made
by both sides At nine o'clock Tuesday
evening all spectators were dismissed aud
the Presbytery went into secret session to
investigate the testimony and render their
decision. Thisscssion lasted until O'Clock
the next morning and the Clerk, Rev Mr..
SLAdLE, pursued his lubois all night. At
0 A. NJ. Wednesday the Presbytery reasscm-
bled to render their verdict and c ose mp
their arduous and unpleasant labors. This
session lasted till IL o'clock, and both sides
having expressed their appreciation and
hearty approval Of the decision and thanked
the members OF the Prcsbytery for their
patience in hearing the evidence and for
their impartial verdict, the Presbytery adj
journed.
We had hoped to lay the charges, speci-
ications and decision Of the Presbyteiy
before our readers this week, but the Clerk
refusing to allow the papers to leave his
possession until he could make record of
them, has prevented our doing 80. We
will publish this part of the proceedings
in full next week, and in the meantime
osk for suspension of judgment until you
get the facts rs they were recorded by the
Clerk.
We would caution MI to accept nothing,
as facts, published in the Bee, except the
evidence furnished by its own reporter
when present, All else is colored to suit
the taste of the correspondent, and is an ut
ter perversion Of the facts and spirit in
which the decision was rendered, as every
member Of the Presbytery and every hon
est person present knows, and ii il only
calculated to create and prolong strife.
----. -s-----
The Democratic Irshmen of the Third
Virginia District Issued, prior to the eec-
tion, circular against General Jos EPH E.
JOHNSTON Democratic candidate for Com
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NOTICE OF APPOINTmENT
Estate OF John Goodman, dc ceased.
The Undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator OF the estate NJ JOhn
Goodman, late of Wood connty, deceased.
Dated this 10th day Of 0ctnber, A. D. 1878.
ID. X HoLLIHBECK.
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The Democratic Irishmen of the Third
Virginia District issued, prior to the elec-
lion. circular against General JOSEPH E,
JOHNSTON Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, in which they charge that gentleman
with executing two Irish soldiers OF Hape's
Louisiana Brigade for irsubordnation
They asked all Irishmen to vote against the
man responsible for the execution.
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The Southern Plague.

The terrible seourge, yellow fever, is desOlating
the Southwestern States. The accounts received by
the last mail are enough to wiring tears from the
hardest heart. The wall Of sorrow is spreading wide
throughout that fair land. The groans Of anguish
from the sick and dying appeal for help; and shall
those cries remain unheeded or unheari For the
sake Of our common humanity, we hope not! The
people Of the Northern States are organizing to help
their stricken brethren, and money, medicines and
nurses are being sent to their relief as fast as posi-
bic. Have We no duty to perform in this matter ,
We have Let US hasten TO contribute our mite.
If we cannot do much. then, whatever We are able,
let US do quickly. In whatever way our people may
desire 10 send assistance, let there be no delay. The
urgency of the case requires to be promptly met, and
if we intend or desire to take any part in the work
of mercy. we must do so at once, if we wish our help
to be productive Of any good result.
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MEMORANDA.

REPORT OF THE P NJ s s CITY OF SYDNEY, DEARBORN,
MAsTER-Left San Francisco September I'd, at II m, with
43 cabin and III steerage passengers: IL bags mail and
2lGL tons Of freight for this port. Experienced heavy
v W and w winds with heavy sea for the first three days.
since, fine weather, light airs and smooth sea Time
from San Francisco, Z days, ? hours and 80 minutes.
Report OF ScHR GIOVANNI APIASI, WEEKS, MASTER
Left Point BeIeher August I'd. The ice opened August
LIST and the feet passed Point Belcher on their way into
Behring Straits for Point Barrow-the Rainbow and H
Allen in advance. Catch of the fleet same as previous re-
ports. Very little bone taken by the natives during the
past winter.
REPORT or STEAMER MoKoLu.-Left San Francisco
August 29th at $50 d N. Passed Farallone Light at & p
m blowing s westerly gale with q heavy sea running. At
IL O'Clock shipped q heavy sea, which stove IN the house.
Lost several things of the deck. Got considerable water
into the hold. The gale continued up TO the S1st. On
Seutember I'd. 72O q m, machinery disabled. Detention
of - hours. Repaired it temporarily, and kept ON With
caution, running st half speed. Had fine weather the hst
nsr OF the passsge. Got the trades in lat. Z 80. Arrived
AZ honolulu after . passage OF IS days and 81 hours.
REYNOLDS.
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ASSENGERS

|FEoM Westward PoKrs-Per Likelike, Sept S-Bishop
Z Maj0ret- V Bertrand. Rev Father Puzot, Rev Father Gle
ment. Rev II Bingham, Misses Lucy and Lily Spencer,
Miss Love, Miss Campbell, Miss Emmes, Miss Namshana,
Geo Emmes,J T ChAyter. II Poor, 6 W Pilipo; L Aholo,
Mrs j Wight, II j Mclean, DIR Enders. L Delmar, L p
Lenor, C Mscfarlane, B W Kawainui, Mrs May, child and
nurse. Mrs J Smith. Ct j Ross. wife and 3 children, MissJ
Bird, Miss WEIGH, G Armstrong, P Milton, Apo, and y
deck.
FPox KAHULUI-Per Kilsues-hOu, Sept 81 & Bailey,
C Bailey, Geo Mcintyre Monsarrat, and Is deck.
From KAUSAKAKAI AND KARULUI-Per Kilsuea-hou,
Sept 81 3 Gibson, Mrs Bates, Miss NJ A Rowell, Akana-
Iiiiii, E w Barnard, Geo Gray and family, and about 40
deck.
FROM SAN FRAScIsco-Pe- Ellis, Sept Sd c Atherton.
Geo Warner, John Conner, w II Huston.
eFRoM SAS FRAScIsco-Per City of Sydney, Sept ga
DRYER. ] II Wsterhouse, jr, II Cornwell, Mrs Louisson, 3
Children ana servant, Mrs J W Anterior, Miss McInerny,
Miss A Mcintyre, II Mcintyre, A A b Elliott, G III Cooke,
wife and 2 children, Miss Clara l. Moseley, Dan Hogan,
Miss Ella Lamb, G. G Williams and wife, j A Palmer, H
NJ whitney, p Dalton, Jas Hammer, Mrs G X Ewart, II
schmidt. Capt J A Bryan, Mrs Carter, 2 g Jones, wifeand
2 children, Mrs Dickson and son, Mrs Tucker, J Lyons,
E Dyer, wife and child, Miss Carrie Bond, j + Arundel.
J Lewis and wife, C Mon Chong, Mrs II Wsterhouse, II
Dockmund, II Greuluh, Dan tanner and wife, G. Sehnei-
der. ] ID Robertson, J Walter. G T Wells, Mrs j Wright,
Thos Seary, J t smith Martin Briner, ] B Hopkins, III
Boner. w McLauren, John Gallagher, Chas Scott, John
Shunming and wife, J stanfeld, ID Mckenzie, I ID Wit,
IL Hughes H2 Chinese passengers and 13 Chinese labor
ers. 81 pSFeDgers fNtrsasitu for Australia e
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THE PACIFIC
SATURDAY Y. SEPTEMBER IA.
WILLIAM LUTHER MOEHONUA,

Governor of the Island of Maui and it's depen-
idencies member of His Mnjesty's Privy Council
of State and of the House of Mobiles Knight
Commander of the Order of Kalakaua, and
Knight Companion Of the Order ofKamehameha.
died at his residence in this city at half-past nine
o'clock on Sunday morning last, aged f~fty-fOur
years and four months. The deceased was one
oftbose characters rarely to be found in any race
"a man who Immediately commanded the abid-
ing respect and goodwill of all who made his
acquaintance. Without being brilliant, he was
remarkably intelligent, painstaking and thorough
in everything that he undertook scrupulously
just and uniformly polite and gentlemauly to all
of every degree. His countrymen and the Ha-
waiian Government have sustained a grave loss
in his death, for, take him all in all, it will be
extremely difficult to find his counterpart among
the Hawaiians of the present day. In fact, it is
one Of the most melancholy aspects of the ques-
ton Of native decadence, so often spoken of and
argued pro and con-, that as the old stock Of
sterling Hawaiians die off, there are SO few of
their race coming up to take their places.
Major Moehonua, as he was Familiarity called,
was an officer in the military from the days of
Kamehameha Ill, and his handsome form and
soldierly bearing when in command of a company
at parade or on some public occasion was often
remarked by foreign visitors. He was in the
service and confidence of Kings Kamehameha ".
and v, and at the election of the present
Sovereign in 1874, being a member of the Legis-
%lature, he was pretty badly used by the Court
House mob.
The deceased leaves a widow, but no children,
and a considerable property in real estate.
We learn that the funeral services will take
place on Sunday, the 22d inst, at Kawaiahao
Church, of which the deceased was for many
years a prominent and active member. Official
notice of the programme of procession will doubt
less appear in proper season.
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CLAREE-BCCELE-In this city, September eth, at
the residence Of Capt A y. Trip, by the Rev. Father
Hermann. Nh CHARLEs CLARK 70 MISS JESSLE BUCKLE,
daughter Of Dir. william Buckle. all Of Honolulu
THE wedding feast was spread at the residence Of the
brides father. Oh Liliha Street. and IN point OF sumptu-
business and ~br4Iliancy has been seldom equAIled in these
Islands. His Majesty the King honored the occasion by
his presence and evidently enjoyed the festive scene.
Among the numerous guests We noticed His Excellency
the Minister Of the Interior. Dancing was vigorously
kept up untg the approach Of the " wee snA' hours ="
warned the jewellers that Sunday was at hand. The
Printers acknowledge with thanks the receipt Of q liberal
share Of the bridal cake. and join in good wishesl
COOKE-MOsELEY-In this city, September 10th, at
the residence Of Mrs. J. NJ. Cooke, by Rev. II. Bingham,
CLARENCE W. COoKE, Of Honolulu, to Miss CLARA L.
MosELET, Of Union City, Michigan. No cards.
Michigan papers copy.I
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We hope our neighbour of the Gazette will
soon find space for the admirably written paper
from the pen of the Chinese Ambassador, now at
Washington city, by which be shows
what China has done to advance Christianity. "
Has it been by the massacreing of missionaries,
an instance of which occurred but q few years
ago? Il is a notorious fact that q fanquai who
undertakes to penetrate the interior of that
" interesting " Empire, does so at the peril Of
his life. We suppose this fact may be intended
by John for the enlightenment Of other ma
tions
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For AUErEsLTs-Per City 81 Sydney. sept l0-Henry
Tyler, = Brothcrt9u- = Haehucr. and = Ia transttu.
foE WfSpvAHB Pfus-Pcr Likclike. sept i0-Hts Ma
jesty tho King. Gov 10 Dominis. Z + Adams. Mr. and Mrs
Athertou, Miss Bond. Dr smith. Hon A : Cieghorn- Mrs
J u Hare aud 2 children. 4 e. BgrrEarat- " II FurEi-. L
Ahelo. u Mclean. 4 Eilott. II Whitney. Mrs q y Ewert
and child ; PettiErew. Madden. II { sheldon, " J
sheldon. Captain Ni!ifanE sud wife, CCahat. Nv Carter.
q v Housmsu. \ 3 Gould. II Bailey, c MAcfarlEne. Mr.
Schult2, and about - deck.
FEoy SAE FEAycisro-Per KGlAksna. Sept Wal
shaw. VIM HolNortE, john sherman. Geo GoOdGcre, and
6 Chinese laborerz.
FuR KoLoA. kkUA1-Per Marion, Sept 2-JEmes Camp
bell = wife. o. iseEberg. wife, = children x servant \
Drsier. ( others 4 - deck.
FRoI SAN FEAScfsco-Per Gen Harvey. Sept f2-John
Rodgers. Frank Collins. Chss ROsslEn.
FoE KAHULUI-Per KilAueA Hou, Sept 49, Wagner. G.
Armstrong. Mrs r { Damon, Mrs J " Croveil. Mrs D
Crowninberg. II ConVsil, VIM q Irwin, " o smith. A
Fernandez. ard about IS deck.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. !
ARRIVALS.

T-Schr Warwick, Jno Bull. from Kalaupapa, MoIokai
S-Stmr LikeIike, Shepherd, from Hawaii & Maui.
s-Stmr KiIauea HOu, Marchant, from Kahului.
sam bk Jenny Pitts, Chevert. 10 days from Port
Gamble.
SHAW sehr Giovanni Apiani, Weeks, from Arctic.
S-Schr Annie, Kalua, from Moloaa.
s-Schr Ka Moi. Sears. from kahului, Maui.
Sam bktne Ella, Brown, - days from =. Francisco.
9-Brit bk MaduTa, Stanton, Is days from Jarvis Isld.
9-Haw blk Kalakaua, jerks, from Hilo.
9-P NJ 8 City Of sydney, Dearborn, ] days, = hours
and SO minutes from San Francisco.
O-Schr KekauluOhi. Malaihi, from Hanalei. Kauai.
Il-Schr Pueokahi, Ikaia, from Maiko, Maui.
lI-Sohr Marion, Kiblin, from KolOa 81 Waimea.
l2-Am schr General Harvey, Trip, Is days from San
Francisco.
I2-Stmr Kilauea Hou, Marchant, I'm Maui d MOlokai.
l2-Haw stmr Mokolii, Reynolds, Is days and 10 hours
from Sau Francisco.
I3-Schr Leahi, Kaaina, from Kohala, Hawaii
I3-Schr Mary Ellen, Kuanoni, from Onomea.
l3-Schr Waiehu, Kilia, from Molokai.
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IMPORTS.

FEoM ARCTIC-Per Giovanni Apiani, Sept $50 lbs
kwhAlebOne, 20 lbs ivory, and 1913 pkgs general trading
mdss.
FROM PoKT GANBLE-Per Jenny Pitts, sept. 0JoS'4Z=
It rough lumber, LOG NJ shingles. 10 bxs dry hsh-
PROM SAS FRASCIsCo-Per Ella. Sept &c bags pota-
toes, II SKIS onions. 12 bbls salmon, loo bales nay. 5-'o4
bricks, %, 025 Il n W lumber. 10000 IT L and G lumber ~
bxs apples, and 900 pkgs general mdse.
FROM SAS FRAScIsco-Per kalakauA. Sept lOId pkgs
machinery. Us bales hay, Il pkgs sewing machines, 20
sks POTATOES. % 100 bricks, 81 crates onions, $50 SKIS flour,
loo IS bran. 100 bbls lime, and EOS pkgs general mdse-
FROM SAN FRAScIsco-Per City of Sydney, Sept 10
2.555 pkgs general mdse, 9,474 pigs in trAnsitu for Aus
tralia.
r From JARVIS IsLASD-Per Madura, Sept 12-2 iron
tanks, and 400 tons guano in transitu for Cork
FvoV s.x FE,sc1sco-Per Mokolii. Sept I2-l4 pkgs
hardware. 2a5 kegs nails, "a bxs glass, 1B blinds, 3O WIZ
dows. and As pkgs general mdse-
FROM SAN FRAScIsco-Per Gen Harvey, Sept 2-t2
pkgs general mdse.
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DEPARTURE .

6-Schr Mary E Foster, Beck. for Kau.
Sam blk Buena Vista, for Port Gamble.
9-Stmr Rilauea-hou, Marchant, for Molokai & Kahului
s-Schr waimalu, Kaai, for 9onokaa.
9-Schr Waiehu, Kilia, for Molokai.
9-Schr Wailele, Kalauao, for Maiko, Maui.
9-Schr Haleakala, P~uaahiwa, for Hilo, Hawaii.
IO-sImr Likelke, Shepherd, for Maui & Hawaii.
IO-Schr Annie, Kalua, for Kappa.
lO-schr Prince, Simers0n. for Kona & Kau.
10-P NJ 8 City Of Sydney, Dearborn, for Sydney.
liam 3-mast schr Elnorah, Lass, for San Francisco.
II-Sehr KekauluOhi, Malaihi, for Hanalei, Kauai.
I1-Schr Pueokahi, Ikaia, for Maliko, Maui.
l2-schr Ka Mol, Sears, for Kahului, Maui
I2-schr Marion, Kibiin, for Koloa & Waimea, Kauai.
I3-simr Kilauea Hou, Marchant, for Lahaina and
Kahuiui.
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DIED.

ILLS this city. on the 18th inst, LOUIS THOMAS,
aged seven months, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. WILLS, Of
KaupO, Maui.
C"ANPBELL-At LAupahOehOe, Hawaii, August S0th,
GEORGE ALEXANDER CAsIPBELL. son of Thomas and Helen
A Campbell, aged twelve years, two months and fourteen
days.
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EXPORTS.

For SYDNEY, y S W-Per City of Sydney, Sept 10
Is Isl lbs pull value tdOmesticl $~2,O1O.9l.
FoE san FRANc1sco-Per Elnorah, Sept 11-265, 93l lbs
suear. 10000 lbs rice, 1850 lbs paddy.
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T To-day at 10 a. ", the remainder of the stock of the
genuine Great Eastern Auction House, will be sold at Public
Auction in the store next to Messrs. Grant & Robertson,
brewers Buiding). Mr.. Barlow will entertain the public.
This sale includes 10 Gases of New Goods which came too late
for their Waikiki Sale. All are invited. 9
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THE General Harney met with quite a series of
mishaps coming into port on Thursday last. She
got aground, and after getting off collided with the
Frank Marion, doing some damage to both vessels.
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PARTISAN

40
LEON DEJEAN, - - PROPRIETOR,
[Late Of San Fraucisco)
VHNHIS RESTAURANT WILL BE Supplied
- with the best Meats, Poultry, Fish, Fruit, &c, &c,
which can be obtained. Families and parties will be served
at their residences with French and other dishes, prepared
in the most recherche style. Private rooms for families.
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To Sugar Plante.
NOTICE.

Portrait and Landscape Photography.
UyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING NOW ALL
IL the apparatus and conveniences for travelling, is prepared
TO visit any part Of the islands, and do either portraits or
views to order at short notice. First-cIass work only will be
done. Terms cash, or draft on Honolulu, when the negatives
are made. Address,
jul5 H. L. CHASE, Honolulu.
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General Howard has had q council with the Walla
Walla, Umstilla. Cayuse and Columbia River In
dams. After a brief parley the Indians were in
formed that three chiefs, the principal representa-
tives of the tribes present. would be held until the
tribes turned over the Indians guilty of crime in the
late war. These chiefs were then arrested, and will
be held until the demands made upon them are sat
isfed. Small bands, that have not surrendered. ap-
pear to be making their way through the mountains
to the Lemhi country, and are killing all they fall
in with on their resTeat.
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NOTICE.

a LII PERSONS ARE WARNED against
IN trusting my wife on my account, as | will not pay such
debts. AKUNu.
Honolulu, May Is, ISIS. my1s 6m
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TO E

ID SUIT FOR A LARGE
Ma family. situated within ten minutes walk OF the Post
Office. To a good tenant, the rent will be very moderate.
my25 II Apply TO Y. 4. O'HALLORAN.
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TO LET

vHNHE MAKAI STORE AND ROOM OVER.
Ill head in the new fre-prOof building, corner OF Fort and
Hotel streets. VIII be rented separately IL desired.
jaI2 Apply to {. REW & CO.
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NOTICE.

III LEI.
@ THOSE NOS.
Ia las and $50 Nuuanu Avenue. Apply TO }. II. WOOD,
1871 Nuuanu, or E.. A. WILLIAMS, Ga Fort St. ms m
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LAND FOR SALE.
a Large and Desira BILE Piece Of RenI EatnGe
a in Honolulu, in present occupancy of the Hon. G. w.
PlLIPO. Very desirable as a
Family ROSidOnco,
In point of health, facing the cool breezes from Nuuanu
Valley. Their is One Large, and Two Small Taro Patches on
the property. Two Wooden Houses, water laid on. The
land is about two acres in extent The above will be sold 70
the highest bidder al private sale on early application. For
further particulars, enquire of G. w. PILIPO, or
Honolulu, Sept. Z, 1875. I'm His Ex. f. PRESTON