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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17

i lplaces--these are some of the substantial
gains made by heaccession Of the Demo
cratic party 70 power IN North Carolina.
aud these are what will be lost by the sues
ce~s of that sentiment which encourages in
dependents 10 disregard the teachings Of the
past. Independency teaches tba. there il
no allegiance to party, no obligation to dis.
cipline. Each man becomes Law unto
himself. Il is an individual race for ho-
nors and profits. and the devil take the
hindmost.
We think the rebellion against the ac-
tion of County Convention Of Orange utter
/ u indefensible. Il was held with full pre-
lminary knowledge and action. II was
full. fair. and sccordant, aud il put gu,
ticket which no man in the county can say
IN bis innermost conscience. was not honest
II entitled to endorsement. as honestly
made and worthily constituted. If this
ticket canno, be cordially upheld, then il
will be to.say that Orange county i 50 d.
yided against itselss, that henceforth the Re-
publican party may claim il as their own
territory :and this dang er is greater in the
near future than j. now apparent.
What Democrat in Orange can refuse to
endorse and vote for the ticket now before
them? Let US see the men. aad while We
admit the existence d many other competent
gentlemen in the county, still as selection had
10 he made. we ask. il choice more cam>
| prchensively satisfactory could be aade!
George Laws for Clerk. a gentlemen Of
tried integrity Of skin 81 aapprosed as to en-
title him to rank as the Lest Superior Court
Clerk in the State. Of nature 50 genial. and
IL heart 50 large As 10 have attached the ar
my Of friends who are not willing to give
! him up-sLa.l he go down. because be Gas
nOminlted By convention?
Will you dlsLlace Thomas II. Hughes.
| candidate again for Sheriff, simply because
be has been sheriff for number of years.
and has proved himself an officer who bss
not incurred single occasion Of rebuke,
who has proved faithful to the large trusts
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17

A meeting n Dtn River and Milton
townships IL casw.ll nominsiss Giles Me-
bsue % independent candidate Tor ibc Sc.
psie. We hsssoo room % publish ~.
proceedings Is. requested, .tut give iLe 10.
fortsation desired.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17

Loxpox. Jsly Q IL Paris dispatch 70
the St,nffiri .ays The arrangements between
England anil Tarkey. especially tie &C.
qn-iiion u cyprus, are uniayornbly rrceiy-
ed here.
I.0NDDS. Jnly i1.-Oee of ihe FINES
B'rIin correspondents Is aulh"riEsL 10 de-
hey mart positively that France asked
Austria whether she would not prefer 10
give up the idea of the Asiatic annexation
rather than see the Arglo-Tprkisb treaty
carried uui.
II j. understood IL Frame ih1f Eagland
Oce pies Cyprns msfc u 81 Egypt; although
strongly urged tn take the latter cnnrse be.
cah.c he did nn, wi-h 10 disturb her gvod
relations with France.
! l.oNppS. .Inly II The excitement re
garding the Anglo Turkish slim e ha. not
subsidized and There j. much agitation a.
mvIg political parties - Eagiand. Al
present only arcry small majority fayo,
directly challenging the government.
pnlicy. Lord Harrington, Liberal leader.
will to-day. in the House Of Commons.
e.il for papers snl information on the sub.
jec; of the Anglo. Turkish convention. and
when these are prodnced the opposition
wall decide what cnurss 10 pursue.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17

State Of NOTthCarSlila, s.y.,,., CON,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Rehecea Bscou. Mary. ..Dorteh. Levi wsl-
her. William Walker. John Garden and
wife sally Walker. Thamas " Ro.
beris. Francis l.obe<. Jane, 10.
berts. Mary Rohers. I.oui.a II.
-.@ beris. Margaret Roters. VIII.
liam Woods and wife Dema.
Iices Woh. A,lam Dug,
lass aud wife Mary
. Douglas.
against
William Y. Durieh.
Peipim % sell land for Partition.
ITapnaring 70 the safistacfIon or tbe ,.,urt
Il that the delenIl1nt Wiiitm \ .Dyrcli i a t.,,,
Iesltsnt of this stale and has an interest h iIe
lsHd ~ be efierted hy this proccedings n 4 there
Tore ordered by the Court Tint Itl,ii adlo Ie
made " the HlllsbOrn Recorder, 4 nywslmn
published in Hill.iurD fr slx successive w. II.
npllll lhx I've sad defendant % be aud appear las
Ig.e tpe lrik q our superior tDuTt tor Oranza
0unty NJ biz aiee 10 lIill.luro on ll,e a.rd MIA
lSis 20 plead answer or dcinir 1, te eoml,lslut
Or the ane Will be hea 4 expatte and ,r,ree
plant. 49,"
Witness ticorse Laws cIerk. supert r. CONT
81 oifre 10 liillstJuru sth July 1855.
GEO. LAWS. CLerk
July " ". Superior Court.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
JAPANESE AFFAIRS.

YOKOHAMA, July 9.-All three Of ihe
iron elsds buil: 10 Engl,nd for Japan have
arrived. ibe three liayernors Of kanagawa
Provinces. in which Yokohama is inelude'l.
are under arrest on charge Of promoting
the nnhlie disorders.
The Jdpans,e Press laws are about TO be
modified. All imprisonments Of journalists
are abolished aud inc, >nl tinted.
There have hssn s.rians affrays in Yo-
knhania betaeen the sailors oi the Russian
and british ships Of war; Blood was fre.
qnpnily shed.
There is to be an~w Military t'ollege
similar to that Of we,r Paint. :" be open.
ed ut Toxic op ,be l0lh Ut June.
SAN FEAScIsco. July 9.-Telegrams
from Portland say that great exclieme:ii
prevail, Dyer the Alarming condition Of aHais
Volunteer companies are organizing. Plen
" Of men arr ot.ainahle. buttherei i great
need Of arms and means. The steamer
Nrthwesi. we'll manned anil armed. under
comuau1 81 Cart. Wilkinson. j. r',lea.
yOring to intercept the hosfIles as tbvy at
tempt to rro~ Columbia RIVER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18
COMMERCIAL.


HoNoLULU, SEPT Is, ISIS.
But Is can be said 10 any Improvement 10 business
the last except the Of Improvement general
business consequent upon healthy state Of things among
the farmers OF the West who have been enabled from the
proeeds Of the past years abundant crops 20 get them
selves out Of debt This class people prudenty
sailing close % the wind for the past years They
feel themselves comparatively independent and as eonse
eusnoe they viii invest their surplus 10 articles q luxury
which they denied their families during pressure Of
the hard times These considerations lead many persons
predict revival Of trade the coming auuumn
The markets show material Oh anee IN prices Of Island
staples since our last issue Hawaiian sugars were quoted
at zgs cent?, with fair demand Rice sISas< cents
and
As regards our home transactions record the
most notable the large Gales sugar estates on these Is
land within the past interest Of the oIowau
pant'i0u for the SlO5JoO We have also reports Of
sale Of quarter estate for So oO0 In this
latter instance the bought the ooehaf Of the plan
taioa but for s5OOOO he said
oered in the shape Of proceeds SIS UO sells the
onshAf Of the same Interest that fourth Of the
whole ir $4,000 We merely give this a rumor, but we
diIs to give eTedsucs from the source whence it
comes The discovery Of Large fresh lake Kau,
On Tie southern slope u Mauna L1 will stimulate
capitalists 10 invest In this field, such body Of water
being utilized for iHigating purposes, will open up large
tract q sugar lands aud add u the sugar industry Of
Islands immensely Such discoveries as the lake referred 10
are simply marreoHs and only 60 show many places
Gu these Islands still in OF nature which might
D. inA-is the most productive Il properly handled.
Am ship syren from the Arctic Tegous arrived outside
ts hHror MoudAy last with 900 bBs oil for New Bed
ford and 1900 lbs Of bone be landed here which
forwarded East via. san Francisco.
The arrivals during the week were Haw steamer Moko
iroa sAn Francisco. ith merchandise Wilder Co; Am
Schooner Gen. Harvey from Arctic Francisco and
Am snip syren, from Arctic Bedford with
oil and bone.
The departures L. s training ship Jamestown for
Dan Francisco; IL b. Ne ship Opal for Tahiti; ship
City d Perth Tor Portland aud Am barkentine Discovery
Tor san Francisco, with passengers and merchandise, dis
patched BY Il. Haekheld 4 Co.
Ts only vessels the berth Francisco the
Haw bark kaiaEAua aud Am barzenne Ella loading
with dispatch by Messrs. c. Brewer & Co.
Tue bark d. ". Almy fully Francisco
Yesterday Mr.. Z. P Adams sold undivided half
Am bark EiWArd James for ssoOO-H Cornwel Esq bspg
the Purchaser.
on wednesday next 18th inst Nj. E. P. Adams will hold
large credit sale at his auction room by order Of Mcssrs
Chulzu o., Of China goods Frank Marion aud other
late arrivals The Offering will be large varied.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18
EXPORTS.
PASSENGERS.


Australia PEI City Of sydney, Sept loHenry Tyler,
Br0ihsrtou. Haehnsr and s. In transitu
Francisco, per EAlakauA Sept. l0-W Shaw, W
HolW0rth, J sherman. G GOodsere, and IS Chinese
From san Francisco per General Harvey Sept I3-John
Rodgers, Frank Collins, Chas Roeslan.
For Kauai, per Marion, Sept ~ Campbell and wife,
Iscnberg vile children aud servant, Dreier others
and % deck.
For Kahului per KilAuea Hou. Sept 49, Wagner. @
Armstrong Mrs Damon Mrs oAlwell, Mrs Crown
inheFE cornwen, W G Irwin, W Smith, Fernandez
aud - deck.
For windward Ports per Lkelike Sept. I7-Rev II Ring
ham NJ Bingham Miss Mills q williams aud wife, Miss
Fyfe, Everett Richardson and wife, Mrs Coleman,
Mrs. castie and children, c Caban, Mrs Armstrong
and child. Mrs G Dickson and child. Master Fyfs,
Chase. II Baldwin, KAmaiopHi. Bailey Mr. Dyer
and wife, y Delemar, DR. Enders and 100 deck.
From Kshului per Kilausa H0u, Sept. l5-H Baldwin,
Andrews, Or KittredEe, wife aud children, Bailey,
W Bailey, q Bailey. Adams, W Everett, AkanR-
i, Mrs shAratt and children Gibson, aud 10 deck
From windw1rd Ports. per Likolike. Sept I5-Mrs A
Thompson, Mrs. u coney and son. Capt Pops, Mrs Kip
} W Martin, Miss Martp. Miss Martin, Hart,
Bird Taylor, Rev Guisoue, Rev ALBERT, W Green,
Perry kkinA- Ahsee, Mrs Foster. Mrs PrsVier Mis-
Thompson, D kauiopil, A p Kuuuiakea-
For wiudward Ports per Klauea Hou, Sept 10
W II Bailey, Chas- siders. G. T. Tcken and others
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

~ The new steamer Mokolii, built at San Fran
cisco, for Messrs. Wilder d. Co.. arrived in this port
Thursday last, after passage of Is days and 81
hours. The Mokolii, is neat little craft, substan-
TALLY built, and well finished, she seems to have
been fashioned after the model of the Likeike. She
is about IS tons burthen, and is intended for the
coasting trade. Capt. Reynolds informed us that
the steamer proved herself first class boat on
the passage of which fact he bad ample proof in the
rough weather experienced in coming from San
Francisco. Messrs Wilder & Co. sent the Mokolii,
on Tuesday, to Hama, Maui, to convey His Majesty
back to Honolulu. This will be her maiden trip to
windward.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

SLIGHT SHOCK OF EARTHQUAKE-We learn
that At Haua, Maui, there was slight shock of
earthquake, on Thursday night last, about II
O'Clock. The shock lasted but about three min
utes, when it passed away without doing any dam
age. The tremulous motion Of the earth, which is
the true indication OF volcanic disturbances, was
very percep,ible to those who experienced it on
Thursday night. The frequency of these subter-
ranean growlings this group within the past
year or two, may be the precursors of more seri-
disturbance that may be in store for some of
these fine nights. But there is no use of being
alarmed about 1t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

MORTALITY IN ELEVEN CITIEs.-A physician Of
Nashville, Tenn, has compiled table of mortality
of the races in eleven cities-Memphs, Chatta-
nooga, Knoxville, Richmond, District of Columbia,
Baltimore, Mobile, Selma, New Orleans, Charles
tality among the blacks is more than so per cent.
in excess of that among the whites. In the District
of Columbia the death rate of the whites per 900
yet the white population is 10 900 and the blacks
5000. In New Orleans, with population of 49,
600 whites and 5000 blacks, the death rate is 25 46
for the whites per annum and 1868 for the blacks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18
DIED.

wILLs-Iu this city. on the 18th inst, LOUIS TaoNAs
aged seven months infant son of Mr. and Mrs WILLS 81
Ksnpo, Maui
FULEER-In 81. Lawrence Bay on board the schooner
LoistA IN July last, FEAScss FulLEE, ID officer
The deceased was well known in this city, having sailed
out ofthis port for number Of years. he was quiet IN
man. and thought Of by those who knew him
He native Of Bedford Massachusetts,, some
where 10 thst yiSlnity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

EN- ROUTE FOR HIS NATIVE LLND.-Mr J. NJ.
Macdonald, for some years past, the head clerk in
the wholesale store of Messrs. Cleghorn g. Co., Of
this city, left passenger on board the American
bArkentne Discovery, route for his native land
old Scotia Mr.. Macdous during his residence IN
Honolulu, endeared himself to a large circle of
friends and acquaintances. by his many good quail
ties of head and heart During his residence these
Islands, he gained popularity aud fame, by the pub
LEGATION of collection of original POEMS OF real
merit These poems were published under the pa
tronRge of His Majesty, King Kalakaua, as token
of His appreciation of their merits; they are de-
scriptive of Hawaiian scenery and Hawaiian celeb
rifles Mr.. Macdonald also contributed articles de-
scriptivc of Hawaii and Hawailans to the Scotsman
and other newspapers of New York. He also con-
tributed series of original poems. which were
published in the GAZETTE, within the past six
months. We may as well let It ont now, that Mr..
Macdonald is the author of the series of papers,
entitled ''stray thoughts &c, by Honolulu man,
thus exemplifying the versatility of his genins.
| He returns to Scotland after absence OF
many years. perhaps to remain the balance Of his
days. To Mr.. Macdonald's personal exertions may
be credited, the existence of the Hawaiian Gale
donia Club" institution of which he was Secre-
fetary, now in iourishing condition, gotten NJ
for benevolent and social purposes.
We wish Mr.. Macdonald prosperous and pleas
ant voyage the two oceans, with all the good
cheer that accompanies such trip and that he ma.
find in the old world all the pleasures which q re
union of hearts, aud former family ties, and cher
ished friendships can alone inspire.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18
MEMORANDA.

Report Of stur MokoIi Reynolds. Master-Len San
Francisco aug =, At asa Passed Farlone Light
blowing westerly gale with heavy running. At
4 ooiock shipped heavy which IN the house
Lost several things on the deck Got considerable
fhs hold The gale continued 90 the 3st On Sept End,
I'D machinery disabled-detent0n OF - hours. Re-
paired temporarily and kept with caution. running
half speed lad fine weather the latter part Of the passage.
the trades 10 Lat 1850 Arrived Honoulu sept l2th
amer passage q Is days and p hours.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

CHEAP BEER.-The people of New York are dis
cussing the question of cheap beer. Not that beer
is really essential, but inasmuch as there are peo-
pie who will drink beer, it is question of some
importance to all such, whether the prices of the
article should not be reduced in accordance with
the stringency of the times in money matters Beer
in New York is cow five cents per glass, and the
lovers OF the beverage are clamorous for reduc-
ton in price to three cents glass. With the re-
duetion in price, they also wish to keep up the
ancient measure called schooner, which seems to
be long glass which holds enough liquor to
quench the thirst Of any ordinary imbiber of the
Teutonic beverage called Lager Beer. How this
discussion will end we know not, nor do we care
much, save that in this as in all other cases, We
hope the right will triumph.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

~ The United States training ship jamestown
LETT this port on Saturday last for San Francisco,
where, 1t is reported, she will remain until Deem
Der next, at which time she will again visit Homo
lulu in company with the Pensacola
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

MORE NEW laPRovEMENTs.-We notice the de-
molition of a rickety old shauty on Nuuanu street
above George McClean's new building, on the cite
of which understand the owner Mr. Gilbert
Waller intends erecting new structure. Nuuanu
street is looking mp Of the busiest streets in
Honolulu. Quite number of new houses have
been built on this street within the past six months
giving evidence that the march of improvement in
our Island city is onward
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

sss- An accident happened al the excavation for
the foundation Of the new foundry for the Honolulu
Iron Works, in this city, on Monday last, which
nearly proved fatal to one of the native workmen
The native was down in the pit at work, when the
embankment gave way buylng him nearly up to
the armpits in the debris. He was rescued however
by his fellow workmen before any serious damage
was sustained. The native escaped with few
scratches and very tight snueeze
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

~ Upon the occasion of the opening of Aswan's
fine store-room on Nuusnu street, Quite elegant
banquet was gotten up, enjoyed by large number
of invited guests. The room above the store was
decorated in the highest style of Chinese art the
rangement was complete, no expense being spared.
The good cheer of the party kept up to the wee
smai hours O. the nieht"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

NEW APPoINTMEST.-His Majesty the King has
appointed His Excellency John o. Dominis, TO be
Governor of the Islands of Maui, Molokai and La
mai, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the decease
of the late governor of those Islands,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

THIEVES ABoUT.-We learn that Mr.. P Jones,
lost a valuable gold watch night last week. The
theft was committed at the room occupied by
Mr.. J. The watch was valued at about $500. No
ti6ings yet about the missing watch. The AdVer-
tser in announcing the above theft seemed to take
delight in making a fling at the Chinese. against
whom that paper appears to have contracted pc
cuar hatred, of late. We do not know upon what
evidence the allegation is made that the watch of
Mr.. Jones was stolen by Chinese thieves, as the
Advertiser would fain have us believe. We merely
alude to this, to show how unjust it is 10 charge
any particular class with the theft in the absence
of proof; but more particularly how ungenerous,
well unchristianke it is, to attempt 10 charge
the crime to a class of persons merely because they
are Chinese This kind of persecution may seem
all right in the eyes of some persons, but in our
humble Judgment it is not the course to pursue.
The Chinese entitled ID the same treatment as
any other people. This is all we claim for them,
and from all we learn, it is all they claim for
themselves, for they are not only thrifty but q
sensible people
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

~ At Magnn's Fort Street Store, will be found
full line of ladies' fine dress goods, millinery, ETC.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

IMPORTANT NouCE.-rhe members OF Oahu
Lodge No. l, of P, are requested to attend
meeting at their Lodge room this Wednesday eve
ming. The object of the meeting is to get up sub
scripiion list of contributions from the members,
for the relief of the sufferers by the yellow fever in
the Southern States. As the necessity for immedi-
ate aid is pressing it is hoped their will be general
attendance Of the brethren. By order OF the Com
mittee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

rF A full line Of gentlemen's underwear, hosi-
cry, neckties. cravHts handkerchiefs, at Mngnin's
FoFt Street Store
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

- A large and wei selected stock of domestic
dry goods, such prints, muslins, aannels, etc,
will be found at Magnin's Fort Street Store.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

~ If California does not succeed in obtaining
model Constitution ON the hands OF her delegates
now in session, charged with the duty OF remodel
ing the organic law of the State, it will not be for
the want OF counsellors and advisers outside the
convention. The newspapers of the State teen with
dissertations on, and discussions of almost every
subject, by the philosophers fnsnciers and political
doctors with which the State abounds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

VALUABLE DIsCoyERY.-A writer In the Id
UertiSr of last Saturday gives interesting account
OF the discovery of large lake of fresh water, by
Capt. WilfoLg, Manager of the Hawaiian Agrcul-
tural Company's Plantation. The lake is said to
area of several hundred acres. 1t is stu
ated in the forest short distance back of Puualuu,
in Kau, on the southern slope of Mauna Loa, and
at an elevation of some 5000 feet from the
Should the expectations of the eiscoverer aud those
who visited this lake prove correct, the existence
of such large body of fresh water at such an Gle
vation, must prove both blessing and benefit to
these Islands. We hope that the most sanguine
expectations regarding this discovery may prove
true. What is most remarkable about this fresh
water lake is, that it located two miles off much
frequented road and yet its existence was I'M
known even to the natives of the neighborhood up
TO the time of the discovery by Capt. Wilifong.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

tE- As we go to press there is a large steamer in
the oing, supposed 10 be the Perusia, from China,
en- route for Callao
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

- By reference to the By Authority column it
viii be noticed that Capt. P. P Shepherd, The pop
uIar commander of the steamer Likelike, has been
commissioned as pilot for the port of Honolulu.
Capt s. is thorough seaman and win unquestion-
ably fill his new position with ability. We under
stand he will be succeeded in command of the
Likelike by Capt Reynolds, who needs no recon-
mendation at hands. Mr.. L E. Swain, has
also been commissioned as pilot for the port of
Hilo, Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

~ For good boots, shoes, hats aud caps, also
meu and boys clothing, 90 to Mr.. Maguin's new
store on Fort street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18
IuPORTS.

From Francisco per Mokol Sept. 2-l4 pkgs hard
wAre rs kegs nails ~ b1s glass, $50 blinds $40 windows.
and Is pkgs general mdse.
From Francisco per Gen Harvey, Sept I2-72 pkgs
general mdse.
EXPORTS.
For san Francisco per EuorAh Sept llth-26593I lbs
sugAr. 800. 0oe lbs rice. Il. $50 lbs paddy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-18

KAPIoLANI PARK.-Among the improvements
provided for by the last Legislative Assembly was
the Kapiolaui Park, by making an appropriation of
$4,000 for the purpose of extending King street to
the park. We hope this improvement will claim
the attention of the authorities at an early day.
Kapiolani Park can be made a delightful spot, but
TO do that there must be good road made 10 get
there. We allude TO this merely 10 call the atten
ton of the authorities to the improvement o: the
park, which all agree is a necessity.