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CATTLE on TIE TRACK.
An Accident 10 Lord LoFne'S TFain- Con.
duet Of Ills LOrlAhIp.

uuet OF HIS LOfdAntp.
Sioux Cry, Iowa, October Sat an
early hour this morning the train bearing
the Marquis Of Lorne and party met with
an accident near Thompson's creek. The
train was behind time and running at an
unusual rate Of speed. Tile accident was
caused by cattle on the track. The
air brakes were applied, but the train could
not be stopped One steer was caught on
the pilot Of tie engine and carried there
untifa second one was struck. The engine
passed over this and went into the ditch.
The engineer, David Douglass, stepping
from the car to the tender, fell between,
and lay partly across tho truck, Just beside
the steer that had been left there by the
pilot. The corner OF the truck rested
partly on the steer and partly OIL the engi-
neerfs back and head, burying his face In
the ground. The baggage cur was thrown
off on the other side Of the track. The
smoking car WIS derailed, as was the for.
ward end Of the ladiel' car. The engine
was 10 broken that steam and hot water
poured out, adding to the excitement ol
the occasion. The trainmen and passen-
gers came 10 the help Of the engineer,
and by digging from under him, and
lifting on the tender and tank, released
him. At first they supposed him to be
dead; but he revived so as to return home
on the noon train. The cur containing the
Marquis Of 1.orne and party, being the last
Of the train, was little disturbed by the
accident. His grace came forward TO the
wreck Just as the tender was being lifted
off the engineer. lie returned to the Cat
and remained till the wreck was cleared at
noon. The train men say that the connec.
tions onthe LDrne car did not I'll the alt
brake connection on the other cars, and
the car being heavy, showed the train
ahead, otherwise the accident might have
bnatt avluEfnI
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lSPERNAL MACHINES.
Talk With O'DOnOyan RoaSa AbOuI The
Alleged disclosures.

NEw YoRE, October s.-0'Donoyan Ros
50 was more reticent than usual to-day
when questioned concerning the repor
that a Fenian, Peter H. Foye, living II
Philadelphia, had received $4,000 from
the British Consul in this city for givinl
information Of the shipment Of internal
machines 70 England. He waved his
hand and said that It was & Pennsylvania
affair, and therefore he had nothing to say,
"Shall infer, then, that you know moth.
ing about the matterW asked the Tribune
reporter.
u know nothing about It.
"You said something at the time the
machines were shipped in q dark way that
some sharp Irishman was making money
off oft What did you mean?"
."Well, 1t was the opinion that It was only
o joke to extort money from England, and
| may add that think so yet. also said
at the time, II you remember; that there
was no necessity in making the machines
in this country and sending them to Eng
land, when they Conld be made on the
other side Just as well. Don't you see ~
"Do you know Peter II, Foye, who Is said
to have received $l0,000?"
"Yes, have known him for years, .
good man, good IFishmAn."
"Did he Keep all the money himselfs"
~ don't know anything about It It's o
Pennsylvania affair, as have said, and |
am States rights man. Ea! hap'
SIS there anything new in dynamite2"
Nothing; there Is quiet work going on
though. It's all over yet by any means"
The dynamite leader With these words,
resumed enteringin n book the subscrip-
tons received BY the morning mail for
striking England TO her knees, and stab
bling her In the back.
Inquiries were also'made ut the office Of
the British Consul, Mr.. Howe said that
no information whateyerwas given by Mr..
Foye or any other person to the British
Consul In this city IN regard 10 the ship
ment Of the Internal machines. II was
also untrue that any such payment had
been made here for such Information.
There were SO many false statements, he
added, made by Fehians that II It would
take up all the COnsuls time to deny them.
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The Right bower says Faii Vote Must
ne poiIed Regardless Of Expene.

CntLLtrornE, o., October s.-The Com.
meciars correspondent says II have It
from an authority that can not be dis.
puted, that Allen o. Myers, the B0okwal.
ier right bower, stated to Judge Bingham,
our Democratic candidate for Supreme
Jndge, when In this city on Thursday last,
that Bo0kwalter Intended to see personally
10 getting out the vote In the State, aud
that q man would be sent direct from the
BoOkwalter headquarters provided with
ample means to every township In the
state, with directions 10 set out tie Demo.
cratic vote no matter what the cost. This
L reliable, and will show the Republican
6enttal Committee their duty. Tie que3-
lion was asked Judge Bingham US to what
arrangements had been male 10 get put tAt
vote, and answered as above stated BY Ny
aTs, 4 Republican standing by whose yer,
aGity e 6aysRa dispute, overheard The
nttpsfinn and AnEWef
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ST. PAUL, October O.--John Graham was
shot dead by an unknown person as be
was driving home after dark after selling q
load Of wheat for his employer. Search
was made for The murderer.
At Minneapolis this afternoon Mrs. f. D.
Mcdonald was severely burned. Hei
clothes took fire from a spark from The
stove, and every yestige was burned before
assistance could be given. The whole body
OF the woman was literally roasted, and
her recovery Is impossible.
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CLEVELAND, o., October O.-ThOusands
Of people visited Lake View Cemetery to.
day 10 see the vault htid new Casket con-
tainin9 Garileld's remains. The pavilion
in the Park where Che body lay in State is
still thfonged night and day. All tailtodils
centerinJ here MN special trains daily 10
accommodate the mdltltu1es still desifntis
a seeing What q lelf al The surroundings at
the obsautiieg
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Tanls,

TrSts, October Son Friday All Bey
repulSed two attacks by the insurgents. He
subsequently pursued u . insurgents.
The French succeeded In effectihg Juno.
ton with ALI Eey Thursday. Their timely
arrival alone prevented mutlny among AT
Bey's soldiers,
The Sanitary condition OF the French
tFooTM has not Improved. sfF TIIIIT
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LOUISVILLE, ny, October Din quar-.
this evening between brothers, Lew and
Henry Bassett, over the loan Of o sum Of
twenty-five cents, the latter shot the former,
killing him instantly. Before The shooting
the two had fought, during which Henry
was 40 badly cut that he will die. The row
began in the room ofthe mother and ended
In an adjoining apartment
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Wa have received two or three numbers
Of The Stair TrbHnG new Republican pa.
p, P0blished at Charleston, by Alvata +.
NlOben& ltisa large aud IWell gotten up
Aper, and its editorials and makeup give
ia'lIive !, evidence that there ere brains IN
y !. 'anctnm. Such paper a lhe 7yituat
aneetled ~. down there, and We hope lbal 4
wv be generally supported.
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CAcEREs, October S.-The Kings Of Spain
and Portugal lnaugurated the CaCefes Rail.
way to-day. They met with great oya.
ton. The Weather was rainy. King Luis
returned 10 Portugal at midnight
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DuntiS, October g,4Atphhisonp CrQke
fenlylna to an address ipm. a branch o
the IEfd 1,ecgne, said the Lind act far sun
passed In breadth and variety and valal
any land act ever pased BY Parliament
He advised The nuinefuils A1lemhly pfea
epl Ia give The act a ialf TRIAL
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CoLuAnrs, o., October s.-The fair Of the
81 patricks Catholic Church closed at
City Hall tonight, after being in progress
during the week. Bookyallef made this
place one Of his points 10 visit Rh9EsdaH
bisht The vote tonight on the gold
headed cane, lot The most popular candl.
da,e iJf Governor, resulted; FOsteV, l09
Bookwaltef, "a, Among those In attend.
anee at the closing Wete ]. j. Geghah, oI
Cincinnati, and John =, scanlan, Of Chi
cAgo,
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Inarment Arninsl I Ilnll.naa.

DENVER, October s.--Giten and Abbott
contractors for the Denver, Western 4 IA,
ciflC road, fled lien, and thia morning
obtained judgment In ihe District Court a
Boulder, against the Denver, Western 4
HCifC PailFuad FOR S58,47s. A receiver
for the road was asked Tor, and will Ptuba,
bly, be appointed.
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oIT,eaFy WIN : Jysii,,

Nyw Y0RE, October S.-'The seventy.
ave hour walk ende,l tonight. O1.eafy
completed 281 miles In sevenly.iout hours
And lOrty.seven minutes, and Edwards 25S
miles In aeYehty.iour hours and iofty.two
minutes, Lake LEFT the track In the after.
noon with ia miles 10 lila credit
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etRyEL1SD, October S.--Gafheld Mohu.
mett Fund lodate, 1854. H. Pelllbone
Congressman from East Tennessee, ha.
been appointed agent toE the fund 10 AZ
tend tie Atlanta Cotton Exposition,
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LOSboS, October s.--The viceroy ofThdia
telegtaphS % follows Yuzai Khan leit Can.
tiahar on the % inst for Gireshk. Will a
large force Of infantry and cavalry and
four guns. II Is reported that tribemefl
have plundered ahaIni.
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IETrRpNv was the tenth anniversary
Of The great Chicago fire, an event that the
people of that city remember too we'll
without Perpetuating liz memory by exet-
s'ts that usually characterize anniveea-
" celebrations
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A CmcAoo street has been paved with
stone 50 saturated with petroleum as TO
make the air disagreeable to passers. The
'Ione was taken from IN old oil.stone
nn.,,,,
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CAtRo, October s.-The Khediye admit.
led the Iurkish Commissioners TO an audi.
enCe Yesterday. II is reported the Biillsh
Minister at Cohstantinople Urges Their re.
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MILWAUKEE, October g.-Ida Warner, q
sewing gifl, committed suicide In her room
last Thursday and her body was not die
covered unlil today
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81, LOUIS, October p.-The race between
TriCkett and PlaisIed, which was 10 have
taken place to-day, was postponed one
week,
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BsNARcx las decrecd liberation for the
Catholics in the German empire.
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GurrEAu's INDICTMENT.

WASHINGTON, OCtODer b.-lne lnuiCt-
ment against Guitelu for the murder Of
James A. Garfield, late pre9ident Of the
United States was pre!ented 10 the Grand
Jury ut II o'clock this morning.
Tie following isasynopsis oil the sevenll
counts:
Fist count-The gnnd jurors OF the
United States OF America, In and for the
county aud District Aforesaid, upon tlleit
oath, present that Charles j. Guiteau, lPte
Of the county and District afore mid, on the
cd day Of July, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
one, with force and arms, at and In tie
county and District aforesaid, In and upon
the body Of one james A. Garfield, In the
pe.ice OF God, and OF the United States Of
America, then and there being, ielonious'y,
wilfully and Of his malice aiorethousht DID,
make assault, and that said Charles j.
Guiteau, o certain pistol Of the value Of s.,
then and there charged with gunpowdtf
and one leaden bullet, which said pistol
he, the said Charles Gniteau, in his right
hand then and there had and held, then
and there felonioisly, wilfully and Of his
malice aiOrethouglit 10, did discharge and
shoot Oft 10, against and upon said James
A. Garfield, and that said Charles ]. Gui.
teau with leaden bullet afoFeaaid, out oil
the pistol aforesaid, then and there by
force Of the gunpowder Aforesaid, by said
Charles j. Guiteau discharged and shot of
a. aforesaid, then and there felOniOusly,
artfully and OF his malice aioretiiOuglit,
did strike, penetrate and wOund him, the
said James A. Garfield, In and tpUtl the
ti4ht side Of tile beck Of him, the
said James A. Garfield, giving to him,
said James A. Garfield, then ana
there, with the leaden bullet aforesaid, SO
as aforesaid discharged and shot out Of the
pistol aforesaid, by Eid Charles ]. Quit.
eau, In and Upon the right side Of the back
oi him, tie Sald Iane1 a, Garfield, one
mortal wound Of the depth Of Six ihchuR,
and Of tie breadth Of one inch, which taidl
mortal wound he, Tie Faid James A. Gar.
field, from the said 2dtay Of July, In the
year last Aforesaid, until the iOili day oil
Septe.nbef, ID the year Of our Lord one
thouatid eight hunlied and ei4hty.One, al
and In the couhty and district a;oreeaid
| did langnlsh and lanYlishing did live, on
which said l9Ih lsY Gt AepteiDbeF, IN The
yeat Of orr Lord one Thousand eight hun.
ilretl and eighty.one, at and il the county
and district aiirepId, the said James 4
Garfield d mortal wound Aforesaid, died,
Tie second count Is precisely llke IllC
hrst, with the exception Of the last clause
which feadG N0f which snid mortal wound
he, the said James A. Garfield, then and
there instantly died.
"ihlbe lhItdgogBL lhe last plagseIs yatiet
. gs follows SOL which said tgGBlal VnlRG
he, said james 4, Garfield, from sill
. al day Oi July, In the year last alofe.ald
until The lglh Ot September, II The year 0
. Our Lord 1883, a. wen ut and ID the Count!
land district alofeaaid, a Al and IA Nj
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A JOKE

WASHINGTON, October O.-The Poa
Democratic otgan) here, contains to-day an
editorial contenGing that Al,hur is still
Vice President, and succeeded only TO the
powers Of the President. A report was
sent to the Democratic Senators that the
Republicans were willing to accept this
doctrine, and that II was possible that Mr..
Arthur would he in the chrir tomorrow
ready to swear in tie new Senators. AL.
though this is apparently avid suggestion
there has been good deal oidiScussion on
It
Democratic Senators sNy they would
break the quorum Il such a thing was at.
tempted. Republicans generally speak OF
the suggestion as Joke.
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Cabinet tumors are flying thick tonight
1t Is positively asserted that the names will
be sent in on Tuesday. II Is certain thert
has been much conference to-day upon the
subject between Elaine, Window and tue
President. The best opinion is that Lin
coin Is tie only member to be ret;ined
and tilut neither Grant, COnkllng or any
Senator Is to he among those named. II L
considered certain that Window will mol
accept after Tuesday.
lie has notified his friends Ia Minnesota
that he Is o candidate for election to the
Senate. FOlger, Of New York is most gen.
orally accepted as the probable successor.
The names Of the new Cabinet inclrde
.Folger, Howe, Frelinghuysen, Brewster,
SalYeant Of California, Lincoln, and Rice
Of Massachusetts,.
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Com
RRIDAE. bErEnHEr a -,

~ ~ ISL
NorFrHsrAsnrSe the attacks which have been nal.
upon che Islands interests by Coast journals. ve aud. A.
yet no action b. have been taken By the Chamber of Com.
moro ot hi@ ctty.by watch q RECITATION % the many
ehargrs male might BE- undsrtaEsn. and which l. %
necessary az thc present time. II H. most aa.f4eIv ne
esHaary Tor the planters % this Kingdom % combine In
some shape o. form. and on such a basis. a. v1II enable
tAem % protect themselves not only n0w. bus also 10 the
tuturus from the vtruisucs % envy and jealousy which is
now % appsrent In The expressions % antagonists 70 the
renewal o. The Reciprocity Treaty. The ADvEnrrsEH g.
anxious that ths planters. upon whom the burden % los.
viii fall, the Treaty 10 abrogat-d, should take some
action and freely offers the uss % its columns Tor topic.
pertinent T. the issue. our merchants a1d planter.
should have q desire b. 81 we'll present the good name u
these IslaHia abroad o. . demand u the Chamber q
Comm@rce. who are supposed 20 reprss-Ht them. such
Immediate action g. would tend % encourage settlement
AMI cultivation % the sou and Tor which . return would
be mads az hundrsd-faId. Proerastllatl8u f. Of no use
hiaueceasary g. take Immediate action.
Business during the past week has been - DO means
brisk the continuous heavy rains preysating the hand
ing % any large amounts % our staple produce aud the
nigh winds and bost-rous weather. aIth8ulh undgubt-
eddy aaiabriou1. has not aided the free arrivals II inter.
island coasters By he delay occasionsd In the arrivals
% vessels. at this port, the stock % ahipabIe products on
hand have not been increased. therefore commercially.
business ma been decidedly dull. Hope. ar entsrtaipst
However. % a return o. vtvarIty ia business rfre!s.- In
fact q regular boom In foreign frrightluR, a. soon a.
the weather permits and which u is 10 BE- hoped will not
be long delayed.
-" "eNA FAaA sAsAa % NJ uArA
KAlakHua, AMI schr Anna. both from san Francisco With
American Products and for which We will undoubtedly
return either American gold or IT, equivalent In our
Island products.
The departure % the ". H. Meyer FOR the Coast b. the
only one with cargo during the week. the Caibarian also
lsft. for san Francisco, but Ia ballast. The valuation Of
the cargo taken By the Meyer D. the Coast amounts 10
ts21aTEJ.
The stmr City % sydney due from the Colonies, en-
route 20 san Francisco. on the 18th Inst. may arrive
sarler and ~ would be advisable FOR business men TO
have their correspondence well advanced. The city %
sydney takes from here about I55 tons cargo. exclusive Of
over i0o0 punches bananas a large number % passengers
also aecompany the vessel In her eastward TIP.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOrrttser.
SATURDAY DECEMBER IL. 1851.
Court News.

According to programme their Majesties
the King and Queen and party were to get
on board the Likelike at Laupahoehoe, on
her up trip last week and proceed to Hilo,
but the weather was so bad that u landing
could not be made there. On the down trip
the Likelike tried again to make a landing
with her boats but it was impossible. His
Majesty sent Off man in p canoe to request
Capt. King to take him aboard and return
to HilO, Captain King found it impossible
to comply; the boats went in as far as they
dared, had a look at the frightful surf, and
then returned to the steamer.
Great preparations had been made at HiIo
for the reception of their 8Iajesties and
equally great disappointment was caused by
their enforced delay. In consequence of
the state of the weather and of the roads no
information beyond that published last
week has been received from the Royal
party.
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Ve--rIs Expected from ForeIgn PorI..

be--ei" Expected from Foreign Ports
Ana b Adonis. from Bremen. due December 6, % HHack-
field a Co
Am bktne Eureka. from San Francisco, due Dec IS.
Bk kebryad, Newcastle. " : W. Dec -, 20 Wilder 4 20.
Bgtne Consueio, san Francisco via EahuIuI. Dec 20. To
Irwin h Co.
stmr city % sydney. sydney. Dec 10. TO HackfeId A. Co.
Stmr Zealandia, san Francisco. Dec 20. to Hackfeld * Co.
stmr Anger Head, san Francisco. Dec. 10 Hackfeld 4 Co.
Am bk Buena Vista. Puget sound. Dec. 10 Hackfeld 4 Co.
schr Alaska. Jaiuit, Dec. 30 Hackfeld 4 Co.
BIZ Emerald, Puget sound. Dec, 10 Hnckfeld 4 Co.
Bkte klikitat, Puget sound. Dec. to HackfeId 4 Go.
bk Lady Lampgun, San Francisco. Dec. 10 Brewer 4 Co.
Bkte Ella. san Francisco. Dec. 20 Castle 4 Cooke.
Bk An1y Turner. Boston,, January, 20 Brewer 4 Co.
Bk Pacific slope, Neweastle, y 8 ". Jan, TO wilder 4 Co.
BIZ hlnevah. Newcastle. " ; W. January. TO wilder 4 Co.
ship Duke Of Abercorn. Liverpool, January.
Brig j ID spreckeis, : r via Eahuluf. Jan. To Irwin 4 90.
BIZ ID q Murray. san Francisco. January.
Blk Rainier, Port Townsend. January. To HackfeId 4 Co.
bk q r Bishop. Bremen. February. 70 HackfeIdE 90.
BIZ Ceyion. France. February.
Ger ok Atalanta. Liverpool. March. to i T Waterhouse
BIZ Earl Dalhouaie. London via ST Auchaels, March. 10
Brewer a. Co.
Bk Edward May. Liverpool. April
81 Eurnesa Abbey. Boston, April. 10 Brewer 4 20.
bk Lizzie Bell. Liverpool. --,t to T n Davies.
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LOG THO WHARYEs

The e y Whitnore 81 at the p VI ) wharf dis
charging the last Of her coal cargo, but will not be en-
troly discharged before the end Of the coming week.
She VIII probably load ballast and sail from here for the
Sound about the 26th inst.
The Chicalyo IL oa the Likelfke wharf loading ballast.
She sails on the 10th for Royal Roads. b C..
The Anna Is dischargfn9 At the old Custom Houss
wharf. Capt McCulfuch. Will please accept thanks Tor
news fsvors. he having brought dates 10 the 2ith uIt-
II The skysail Kalakaua is al the Nuuann street wharf
dtscharging- Prompt dispatch viii be given 10 this YES
so FOR a return 20 the Coast
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MENIORANDA-

Report % bk Kalakaua. jerks. M-astsr-SafIed frou.
san Francisco. Nov q. hrst eleven days had very Light
" . wv winds Took the Ne trades In lat -. Ion I35
and have continued with us, moderate with rain showers.
% port Dec 18th at 6 a m sighted Maui and arrived on
Diamond Head 5 p m same date Took pilot on board At
1D and dropped anchor at 8 p m: pilot going on shore.
shortly after departure % the pilot found vessel was
drifting and on hsavtng lead found that we had been left
In 40 fathoms water. 10 took u until midnight 10 re.
cover chain aud make sail again Arrived IN port IA ~.
ttth Inst, ~ days passage.
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IMPORTS

Fr1u San Frau-tsco. per Ans Dec If pkss boots
aud shoes, 30 pkss bread. 10 bbls pork and beet, 50
sa barley. l1IT srEs gain. % GO coal OIL, lot groceries
and Chinsse pr1v1si1u-. 90 hbls Elae. co ss Sour. 10
Pkg whizkey. y pkgs Tobacco. l5 bales hay, fS mats
rtre. lot laisc uI@e.
Prom San Frsuris-o. Per Ealskaua. Dec It's sk-
barley. l-lO ks graiu. 1frI rs four, 81 pkgs dry goods
= pkg tobacco. - rolls leather, - ranges. - pkg liquor
rs hbls line. - 10 brick. no scks pCtatoe-r u pEg-
marttuss. - pkEs tea "a bE4 shoes. - coils rope - pkG-
augar. LlmLrr q 20 let. L.t Ms c-lle.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
COAsrwIsE-
Dec i0-Stmr q n Bishop. from Kauai
10 Schr Manuoknwai, from Hanamauta
l1-Schr IA Moi. from EahuIui
4I-Stmr Likelike. from Hu0
u-Stmr Lehun. from M0lokai and Mauaf
n-Stmr kilauea HOu. from Maui
B-Schr LihOhho, from KolOa
FOREIGN.
J-Havu bk Kalakaua. Jenks. from san Francisco
lam schr Anna, McCuIIoch from san FRANCHISE
DEPARTURES.
CONsrwrsE.
Dec iO-Schr Pauahd, for EOhaIale
l0-Schr Haunauf, for Hama
l0-Schr kulamanu. for Hama
l3-StIur Likeiike. for HiIO
B-Stmr Lehua. for MoiOkai and Maui
l3-Stmr Mokolt, for EOoIau
H-stmr Eiiauea Hou. for Maui
H-Schr Nettle Merrill. for LAhainn
lE-Schr Waiiefe. for MaIiko
lf-Schr Eaala, for Waiarae
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i0-Bk Alden Bease, Noyes, for Hong Kong
liam chr Eva, Phul, for Humboldt
Fam bk Caibarian, Hopkins. from San Francisco
lt-Amb brig " II Meyer, Howe, from San Francisco