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PASSENGERS.

For San Francisco, per Kale, Aug 4-w Hcnicke and
Chinese.
Mrs Cooke Mr. sehaeer and we YI BfsSer
and wife Mss Riehard;1n, Edwin Harris, NJ II Hallen
Brown Miss Severance, Miss carke, q g perEine 4
WicSS i OK II Marshal Miss Deacon, 7 Nay, Capt
Mr., BaG.RGrn Cap, AhbGrR m Nm Mr. RShsy Mr II
oT Mr. Glade VIII Wife We and Children S 9i Ms wc6er Mr.
J j. spreckes and wife, John H,ndy, 4 T Kirk and
Green, Mrs Menoici 'f'GD Doyle ZEE vernon eH %H
iIinoSr, j Miller. G W cofey, 7 II Brade, Drescoll,
SC Wilder, Hon 4 CleghoEn, Coy konoa, c Garter,
swain, II Lidgate, Aia@G, Ahs@a' ] Donneily. nelly Mr.
Chong, II Conwell, A Alardyce.
sh~s Stains, Fowler, Mc6Sasand m and IS IN IN
transit.
VI, For Royal Roads, per Henry Buck, Aug s-F Willis,
VIM Meyers.
From Fanning's Is, per Jenny Walker, Aug 5-Geo
B Greig.
and child Misses Beeys Prof RosaeTs Mr. Bel, % wife
children, l. Dubois, MIR Bigbee.
For HonGkong, per Hesperia Aug 6-e5i Chinese,
men women and children
From San Francisco, per Eureka; Aug Sc NJ Nord,
Robinson, A Wcnncr X Meyers, Q Greenfield j Han
son, NJ Noble, Waterbury.
For Windward Ports, per Lkelike Aug 9th--Mrs j l
Dowsett and daughters, Hon Kahanu and servants
Iiackfeld, Bossc, DIR Emerson, W Brewer
ana Wllc, r. ID InOnas, Mr JORDAN, Miss Deacon Miss
Chamberlain, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Shaw, Miss Knight, II
Walker, Mrs 4 Walker, child and servant. S NJ Da
mon, Sterling, W Forbes, Mrs S Olson, Miss
Andrews, Miss Way, A A Montana, Mott and wife,
Along, Chun Tong, Lidgate, T Mabe, Geo W
pascoe, Morrill,, W Castle, II II Parker. John II
Harrison wife and children, Fred Waterhousc, john
Wilder, Mrs Cleghorn, opia, Ako, Asani, Rhodus Mr.
Limbarth.
For San Francisco, per Anna, Aug 10-C Parkrautz
Miss Bakow, Ralph. W Poole, j Mitchell. Peter
Johnston. + Uarbodt, l. Dickey, Burke.
Stroud.
From San Francisco per Ella, Aug i2-Mrs s Drvn
Max Cohen, kistler, Tucker B II Kahananui John
G,een.
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IMPORTS.

Prom FanPina's Is, per Jenny Walker, Aug sii tons
cobra, cords wood.
-, From san Frapcisco, per Eurssa, Aug ,sth-w. II
bbs salmon; Cartwright, cs books; Iackield s. Co,
aRG Co. PsF iaR[945s pRs material fYiisi is
house s3 sk. e barley plat 5ost Iron = ,RPfs
"a Weat % IT, - g. Prei1 iS II & 90 5i nh
PKG. sy saws west ca paint; paint wacfhousc Val 81 pkg
aaaadSfy 81 X ro noar II Davies b Kr sabd sheet
iron. pkg collars, bx spikes nagnn, pkgs dry
Ga pkg paper Boc piGit S tb RR me % ks
butter; saciaIlane & Co, . bbls whskey % cases
SON Is fancy goods; q p adams q pkg furniture,
GoSd O. - S 81 ns IN PEE f ~. ana sor yeg
pkg Er9e; saefaIlane = Co. g pkg liquors seIn9nrny
u pkg drugs 4 Cartier, express; Palmer ~ pkg
drugs Jcagcr cs guns Cwolie 100 * bran and
burg, $50 pkg potatoes and onions, buggy Allen a
hobinson, 10 pkg doors and blinds, 1850 posts Wilder
Smonia loo posts, 100 m hneies - bales hay 20 *.
oats smith p cs m9ehnes IIoIlistgr & C2 10 sarb
acids; Irwin & Co, % SKIS potatoes, bull; Hall Son
- powder, Is pkg stoves, pkg goods, cs shenc
sdGG5 Goo b @ wae WnT cae Cooke 81 pkG
h Board Education, cs books Haw Tell Co. Il
Pfg materials u Judd q shs oGs GsG q 6ae' 9 nrGy hay
uc Mott Co, iig Pkg IRON 50 bars IRON Is stoves
pkg % ware = pc plank Wc, i"yS pkg moulding; il
and w e rn Sfd p pSS hay ~ 'S1k s1p d91
III Paty, Tibbitts, T II Davies, each pkg mdse. 20
pkg mdse to Chinese firms.
From Port Townsend. per Buenn Vista, Aug 10
tG9572 It lumber 500 pickets 20 m latis 80 m shin.
giles, 90 piles to IIackfcld 4 Co.
From Port Townsend per Klikitat, Aug s-63OO2s II
lumber, 100 m shingles, 10 m laths to Hackfed & Co
From San Francisco, per City OF New York, Aug s.
enten, 10 c. eggs; llolliser Co II pkgs drugs,
~ pkgs tobacco; III May Co pkgs butter; NJ Rose,
cs saddcry Hnw Bell Tel Co. % bds gaiv Wire; 4
Lcnehan Co ~ SKIS potatoes; Dillingham; & Co, OK
plated ware, 90 pkgs ronwarc; Hall & Son, ~ pkg
saddlery; Trcgloan, pkg silks; Macfarane & Co,
- kgs beer pkgs fruit; 4 montana, cs goods b +
Ehlers CO. I cs d goods Reynolds & Black, ca
cigars liollister & Co, cs cigars, bX cards. G. N
Wilcox, pkgs seeds, cs saddlcs; Castle Il Cooke, %
Waterhousc "A pkgs goods; E p Adams, 2as pkgs
vegetables and fruit; Carter, chit oysters; DoHi
cs plates Bishop Co, 2 hx TREASURED Gilbcrtson,
q G Potter, l. q Young, Berger, + II Cooper, s G.
Wilder, a Sheppard II May & Co, Brewer & Co, n Il
Emerson, Bailey each package and iO1 pkgs mdse
TO Chinese firms.
From Hougkong per Hammona, Aug 1885 pkEs
Chinese mdse to various Chinese firms.
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SATURDAY PRESS.
AUGUST 10, 1881.

TlIE latest accounts of the Presidents health
must DO considered as favorable, not with
standing the backward tendency reported on
the 23rd July; on the 30th, DR.. Rayburn re-
ports that :" the President is decidedly better
this morning than at any time since he was
shot" General Garfield himself says the
same. aud he remarked, when the hands OF the
clock reached the hour which recorded four
complete weeks from the attempt oa his life,
SWELL it's exactly four weeks since was
shot;" he also said that he felt much better
and stronger than at any time since tho at
tempt on his life. AS to 'he President We can
only wish him long life, enjoyable to himself
aud seryiceable to the great nation which has
duly elected him as Chief Magistrate.
Tho assassin is confined in the L. S. Jail, at
Washington. and the District Attorney writes
to the Warden that the prisoner is TO be con-
fned to q certain part of the Jail, for future
action by the authorities" and where there are
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CON mER RcIAL.

HOAOLELE, ATVEsT i3, 1881.
We psa-cd 70 that The improvement in trade
bcars evidence ~ pcrmancucy and that there is in
consequence n general looking 90 n business circles
The TSfss Ci'v Of New York arrived from san Fran.
cisco the sth Inst bringing good cargo Of freight
f5f Honolulu frms and carrying a small cargo TO the
Colonies This is the first time for months that the
regular steamers from San Francisco have carried
freight Tor this port usually stopping only long enough
70 land mail aud passengers.
The exports for the week hav a been large and varied
The cargo of the Lady Lampson for the Coast valued
at ss1G2 l6, was the largest Sugar formed the most
important factor among the exports the total amount
carried by different vessels being 22jt9gs lbs soas-
zee, bananas, wool hides and goat skins .gT Of the
latter also figured largely among the articles exported.
In addition to the abovo siderable quantity Of puiu
wa' shipped to the Colonies The total value Of all
pons since our last issue amounts to sls5,gr3 35.
The imports arc two large cargOcs Of assorted
chandsc from San Francisco by the city Of New York
aud the barkentnc Eureka, j,236 packages Of mer.
chandise for Chinese nrms by the Hammonia from
Hongkong, and cargo Of lumber from Port Townsend
br the bark Buona vista.
The Ella arrived yesterday afternoon with her usual
cargo Of assorted merchandise from San Fraucisoo
valued al e., ,2]9.
The Consuelo to Kahulu from San Francisco carried
very valuable cargo OF miscellaneous produce and
4crchnndlse, valued, It is reported, at ss2,5gs
Adviccs by the City Of New York from San Fran
cisco indicate decline in sugar from the stand Il
held short time since after steady rise due, 1t IS
maintained, to the condition Of the Eastern market
Coffee, while It shows change In quotations is re
ported In better condition. Island rice also remains
the same as at last quotations. Our former remarks
layc to the china No rice rating In prc,
st holds good. Hides reported active Mt figure,
quoted at iaG,D cts for dry and 9 10 for sated
Goat skins sound w1@Ih cts per III. while poor skin,
are very dn Taow i also active and quotable at o.,
uUyfst fr.v, ~ To- a., y=.alY.
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MEMORANDA.

, The p NJ s. $. City OF New YORK, 5000 tons VIM Il
Cobb, Commander, sailed from San Francisco July All
att discharged Pilot at $3.50 NJ Arrived al lilo.
nolniu August sth, at IA VI.
Frst day after departure from San Francisco exper
fenced heavy sea and swell from the NNw; remainder
OF passage nne weather and smooth sea-
August, 9th A Hogan a coal passer died from
AppopieNy' buried at sea the following day at7 A ~
BopoH OF Am bkno Eureka Emerson master. from
oa Francisco htteen days passage-Llght wi nds and
'ne entire passaSc, haNug thirteen passengerson
deck Jmly s'h lat "a 30 ei lon l3io NJ w. passed
large font-mssted ship boand TO the W. August I'd
passeda bafkentne In lat aie az, bound TO the west
Arrived July loth, II NJ Thetis, stephens, hence
ssth.
TOWNSEND.
Arrived July 18th. Am BIZ Rainier, wuln hence June
Mei July slsi Am sch American Girl, Baokns, from
MELBOURNE.
Arrived May sst, Brit bk Royal Tar, Graves, hence
Arrived July 10th, Am sch Rosario, Swift 2, DAYS
from kahnini, Maui; July Slst, Am bktne Falkin-
Irwin, Douglass, hence Juls Iiih.
ronr nIAkKLN.
Arrived July 10Th, Am BIZ Martha Ridsout Wick.
berg, hence July 9th,
spOkES.
May 10th lat aDs l. Ions lSd w. Brit shin City of
Bombay, Lowell, from GLASGOW, bound To Honolulu
June 10th. lat ove Ion ~ 5ie ", Brit bk ooenSn,
Harvey, from Liverpool 10 Honolulu
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Places of Worship.

SEAMEs's BEruEIs-Rev canon, Chaplain, King
street, near the Sailors Home Preaching at II ".
free Sabbath School before the morning service,
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at ~ o'clock.
FoR1 STREET CHuRou-Rev Frear, Pastor corner
Of Fort and Beretanin streets, Preaching Sundays
at If AN and IS M Sabbath School at i0AK.
sr ANDREWS CAruKDnste-English services; Rt Re
the Bishop II Honolulu and Rev Thus Blackburn. Ha-
waiian services Rev Alex Mackntosh. $50, Holy
Communion; $50, Mathis aud sermon tHawaiian); II,
Mathis, Litnny and Sermon (English); 4. Eyensong
UIawaan); 530, Evensong aud S,rmOn (Englishl.
Hymns (English), morning; ., $40, 322evening; ~,
1iS, II.
RoNAS CArnoLio CHuncm- Under the charge Of ri
Rev Bishop Maigret assisted by Rev Father Hermann
Fort street Berctana. Services every Sunday at
10 Wa and2PM.
KAwAtAHAo CHuRor-Rov II II Parker Pastor, King
street above the Palace Services in Hawaiian every
sunday at II AN. Sabbath school at t0AN Evening
services a 7If o'clock, alternating with knumakapili
District meetings In various chapels at 3pr NJ Prayer
meeting every Wednesday at ~ rs.
KAuNAKArfI CuuRoH-Rev Kueea. Pastor, Berc
tann street. Nuuanu. Services In Hawaiian every
Sunday at iCii An sabbath School at An. Even
ing services at ~ o'clock, alternating with kawRahao
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 7hrM.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-13

THE COUNT G. @. MORENO has fought to
the last ditch, and has, we hope, tumbled ipto
it and will remain there. The Ffera Mosca of tho
I'd of July, under the heading " II Re Kala-
kana In Italia, gives an account of His Maj
esty's arrival and reception at Naples, which
describes how the Italian Ministers Of Foreign
and Interior affairs were instructed to give the
King reception OF All "oflicial character -
and how the Custom House officers were di-
rected to smooth any possible difficulties in
the way. Next VIC learn that the Count Lu-
do!ph, representing the Municipality of Naples,
Signor q. O. Moreno, "Minister of Foreign At
fairs of the Hawaiian Kingdom" and other Of
iicials fastened on board the asia which
brought the Royal party from Alexandria, to-
gether with kdneoto, the son of the King, who
was at the College of the Nunciatela, and tho
nephew of tho King, who was ut the Naval
College, hurried off to the Asia, where the
youths rushed into the arms of the King and
kissed him with great emotion. An address
was presented to the King, Morenoish in char
acter, and of course, introducing his the
Counts) name, and there follows little dis
cripton of His Majesty, as being sympathetic,
but guarded in manner; dressed in morning
costume, with scarf of white silk about his
hat and carrying two medallions on his watch
chain. above ono of which blazed I" stupendous
diamond.
II Giornaie dele Colonie, under the heading,
"Itaia Hawaii" devotes column to en-
largo upon the virtue and power of Moreno
under whose influence, it states, the son and
the nephw of the King, were sent to be edu-
Gated in Italy The article glances at Mr..
Schaefer, whom it describes as Negosiante 7s-
desco
La Noureae Roma contains long letter
signed by Moreno himself, entitled, " Protesta
Contra il Govemo Francese." In this docu-
ment the Signor or Count cloverly takes ad-
vantage OF the untriendy feelings between
France and Italy, and tries to represent that
he, as an Italian, was discredited and finally
removed by the efforts Of Mons. Ratard as a
Frenchman. lie goes through the story of the
appointment and disappointment of the Moreno
Bush Ministry and tries to mako it appear
that Mons. Ratard opposed his appointment
simply because one was Frenchman aud the
other an Italian. The article closes with some
thing about heavy damages and just indemnify
claimed from France by Moreno as an Italian
Here then wo have, wo hope, the last shot of
Sisnor Moreno. No stone is left unturred, no
plea untried to put some money or power Of
mischief iuto the hands Of the Count. The
self-seeking and self -glorifcation are too evi
dent. The King and his suite shook them
selves clear of this man in Italy, and We hope
that it may be truly and confidently said Of
him, as FAR as this Kingdom is concerned, that
the now historic word Hski is his cpitapl,
and that we may never hear OF him again.
This Prolestiii0n We may add, is printed
both in French aud Italian, that no opportu-
pity Of mischief may be missed. Moreno even
goes % far ~ 10 say that Aons. Ralard, "obe-
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A CHIyAMAN who had commenced suit
against countrymen was assaulted by the
latter few days ago aud pummeled. The
agressor was tried in the Police Court for as
sault and battery and employed as counsel for
the defense the District Justice of Koolanpoko.
1t is common for members of tho bar holding
Office under the Government to take part in
civil cases, but here we have one taking sides
against the Government in criminal case.
This certainly must have bad effect on the
natives and Chinese, to see Justice from an
adjoining district whom they all know, appear
in Court to defend a criminal. The Chinese
particularly, who do not thoroughly understand
our methods of conducting law proceedings,
will think it strange to see convicted orimi-
nal sentenced by one Judge while another
urges his acquittal. They can not be made to
believe that the sentence of the magistrate is
just, while another, who is magistrate in an
adjoining district, appears to hold different
views, aud instead Of conviction and sentence
Of one or iAeir number for any offense being an
example or lesson for them, it will only con-
fuse them, and give them no clearer idea Of
right or justice.
1t may be remarked here, too, that assault
and battery cases among Chinese arising from
the non-payment Of debts are becoming alto
gelher too frequent There have been a num-
Der Of murders and attempts to murder recently
on account of the failure or inability to pay
small sums Of Indebtedness. The favori,e
method Of tho Chinese appears TO DO to urge
the paymsnt of a debt at the point of knife
or muzzle Of revolver, and when creditor
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The British steam yacht Lancashire WITCH which
many of readers Will rsmember visited port
fow months since, is nov Ia London, up for sale.
Tue Am whaling bark Thomas Pope, Capt Milard,
which reported In last, having arrived In san
Francisco from the Arctic, has discharged her cargo
oil and bono, tted aud sailed again July fifth for
the Arctic, where We hope she will an mp lin. This
Ne think y the hrst instance record where whaler
has gone Nossh, twice the season.
The p NJ Cigy " New York arrived Al her dock
early last Monday morning, In command OF Capt Cobb
her Old aud fasoriie eo0inaader We noticed among
the passengers number OF old kamAainas.
The bktae Eureka arrived from san Francisco lats
Saturday evening In command OF Capt EEierson. for
merly of the bktne Monitor Capt NDrlbQ her former
captain came down as passenger and intends he ~on
of Va y In the future. The Eureka doeked " the Es
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no other prisoners nor any possibility Of es-
cape, and "that he be not permitted to hold
any conversation with any Of the guards, and
that he be vigorously excluded from receiving
or sending any communication except those
delivered by me or received by my direction"
-----------------
TnE Hawaiian Islands just at present seem
to be engaging their full share Of attention in
Europe and America Much of this is due to
the Kings tour abroad and though many
ridiculous things have been written concern
ing His Majesty and his Kingdom, yet this
will all in the end rebound to the benefit of
the islands. What we most desire and require
is thorough advertising abroad, that the pos
sibilitics and capabilities of tho country may
become known. Aud much that we have
read lately in foreign newspapers shows that
tho world needs enlightenment respecting this
group.
If much is written about the islands atten-
ton will be directed TO them, and this will be
followed by investigation and consequent
enlightenment, and we will reap the benefit.
The report of the Kings visit to Europe and
America being for the purpose of selling the
country to the highest bidder originated in
the fertile brain of some sensational journalist
in California, and though it may place us in a
wrong light for a time, yet when il is seen that
the project is only another South Sea bnb-
BILE " burst, we will be gamers from the gra-
tuitous publishing of our American and Euro
pean contemporaries, and will have been
losers in no way.
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per Kaakaua, Aug 6-l66,013 Tbs
sugar 1850 lbs taow 1000 hides 12s glls moasscs
800 pcs goat skins pcs sheep skins 900 lbs wool
~ bnchs bananas. Value For. $3.50; Value Trans S2-
lsI: Value Dom. SH s5ssI.
For Hongkong, per Hesperia, Aug G1 400 lbs fungus
Value For. 81 200; Value DOM $50.
For Auckland & Sydney, per City OF New York, Aug
S-i6GjS lbs pulu, 20 bdis sugar cane, bx personal
effects Val Foreign, siD Val Domestic, sa,ijo.s7.
For Manila, per Cheshire, Aug 9-In Ballast
For san Francisco, per Anna, Aug 1910 70j lbs su
gar, 3sI hides % bnchs bananas. Value DAM S46 As
For San Francisco, per Lady Lampson, Aug i'll Ois.
2O lbs sugar 5O pcs goat skins 10000 lbs rice, GOO
hides, 3 cs curos Value For, SloO Value Dom, Ss7
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Vessels Exp pccted Mt Honolulu from Foreipu


Ports.
Brit ship CITY Of Bombay Lowell Glasgow due August
nj, iOtib, q w Macfarlanc n Co, Agents
Brit bk Suffolk, iiyford London due Aug $500 Brew
Brit hk obercn, Harvey, Liverpool, due Sept IS 30
Brit bk Glenga6er MeGhce, Liverpool, due Sept 10
field Is Co,Agents ' " - " ''"'"
Brit bk Birch Grove Francis Newcastle, loadg June 6
wilder ~ Co, Agents
Am bk Ferris Thompson, Potter, New York due oct
lO-l5 Castle Il Cooke, Agents
Am bk Ccylon, Hallett, Boston, due Oct 5-lO G.
Brewer y Co, Agents
Royal Roi, iE Yacht Il. WandsreI. .--rshiti, due
D' 's 2' MasTSSlSas Do GLASGOW loading July 4
Am bk Carbaricn Hopkins, New York, due Oct $3.50,
Ger biz Adons, ,----Ilremon TO sail in Jnlv II UocL
field & Co, Agents. '' " ~
Am IgtRRS G;opsaslo, Howard, San Francisco, for
kahulni, w. q. Irwin X Co Agents
Am bkne Kate Sudden Bates, Port Discovery for IA.
naw Sch ksluna, KILLING from cruise, due Aug 1915,
A. + Cooke, Agent
Am bstne DiseoyGrS perriman, San Francisco, due
sept 10, H. Hackfed n Co, Agents
Am bk II W Almy, Freeman, san Francisco, due Aug
An p s5-W ~ Castle Cooke, Agents.
Is Brewer 4 Co, Agents N' NN''
Am Ok csn,mden and, swan,on Prot Gamble, due Aug 1880
Am bs Rainier, Wula, Port Gamble, due Aug 1890,
II llackfsld 90 Agents avg ''-''
II. iiackfeld Co, Agents ~
D'' oS Sny MeIrs s hLSns Newcastle N s. w. leading
Am sen Claus spreek.ls Cousins, Port Discovery for
Am bs Montana na 90 - Departure Bay, due Aug ~ 70
Am hs Martha Rideout wiekburg, Port Blakely, due
A., Sept 57io Alien 4 Robinson; Agents
Am bktne D. falknburg, Hubbard, San Francisco
due Aug - 20, Castle s Cooke, Agents
a" Stnes Sua ~ so " T. iTn M sIw9sT San francisco, due
r. NJ j. :, City Of sydney, Dearborn, due Aug 20 H.
N HSesisd 4 Go, Agents
Sept q, II, lackfeld Il Go, Agents '''''0' 'V'
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Aug 6-Am bktno Eureka, Emerson, 10 days fm +
-Stm Kilauca Ilou, from Kahulul
-Stm MOkolii from KuClOu
-Stm Bishop, I'm Bona, Kau and Maui
Sch Lukn, from KOhala
Am bktnc Klikint, Robinson. ~ DAYS FIN p G.
-Stm likellkc, from Hawaii and Maui
Sim jas Makcc, frcm Kanai
s-PMsS CITY of New York, Cobb. from s
9-Ger bk Hammonia, Weller "a days from
HOngkong
Am bk Buena Vista, Calhoun, 30 days from
Port Gamble
- Sch Prince, from NawiIIwiH
-Stm Lehua. from Hama and Mookni
Sim lwaani, from Maulaca Kona and Kau
1O-sch Caterina, from Kauai
Sch Marion, from kukuhaee
sch Mnnuoknwni, from iinnamaulu
Sch Waiuli, from PaauhOu
Sch Maolo, from Iilo
Sch Wailec, from Maliko
Fam bktho Ella, Brown, IL days from s. Fran
cisco,
l3-stmr kilnuca Tou, Sears, from Kahuui.
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Sailed.

aug b-Ger ) lcsperin, Peters N, for Hongkone
Haw bk knlakaua, jerks. for San francisco
Sch LcahI for IIOaoipu
Sch MARY Foster, for punalun
s-PMSS city of New York Cobb, for sydney
..USS l.ackawannn, Gillis for San via UiIo
-Stm kilauca Hou, for Kahului
a-Stm Likelike, for mani and Hawnii
-stm Bishop, for Kauai
1O-Am sch Anna, McCnloch for +
Am bk Cheshire Bachelor for MANILA
-Stm JAS nakec, FOR Kauai
I-Brit blk Lady Lampson. Marston forSF
Sim Lehua, for Hama and Molokai
-Stm Iwalani, for Naalaca Kona and Kan
Sch Prince, for Punaluu
Sch Mana, for Keokea
-WGiehu, for Moloaa
Sch Uilama, for Kohala
Sch Pauahi, for IlOnokaa
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dient to the instigations Of certain mission
aries" paraded or ran about, s'est mis- a par
courier the capital, Honolulu, with a group
Of his adherents boasting loudly in a hun
dred different places that he was able to
frightcn the King and his Court, and to insist
on the dismission of the Minister-himself.
We hope this will be enough Of Moreno.
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From what we gather from italian pa
pets it seems that the trial of strength be-
tween Don G. G. Moreno and MIR. Arm
strong came off at Naples, and we are
happy to record that the best man won.
Moreno played the game of bragg" but
Mr.. Armstrong was too strong for him,
and the King threw his weight into the
right scale. Moreno managed to intro
duce sundry officials to personally present
"the son and the nephew" of His Majesty,
to mix himself up with the primary re
ceptions, but was eventually compelled to
retire into the "cold shade" That Mo
reno clung tenaciously to the last possible
fragments of power is evident; that he is
dropped seems to be equally certain. He
obtruded himself whenever he could, called
himself the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
did all that pertenacity could do, but
failed We owe great debt to His Maj
esty and his staunch adviser, Mr. Arm
strong, if they have rid us of this incubus
Colonel Judd, too, lent his aid in strength
ening the King, SO we hope to be able to
avoid the mention of Moreno, as we hope
to have little to say about smallpox in the
future. Since leaving Italy the King has
conversed with the greatest European
statesmen, and before he comes home will
have had the same advantage of talking
with American statesmen. We hope that
General Garfield may be among the mum
Der. We hope to welcome the King to
his home in his capital shortly, and cannot
doubt that he will have learnt many a
lesson by his foreign travel.