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Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
WILMlNGTON ATMEN EUM.

PROF. P. W. HoOHKEPPEL gives pri-
vate less0nsin LATIN, GREEK, HEBREW,
GERMAN, SPANISH or FRENCH to both
ladies and gentlemen. and children over II
years OF age. Only two lessons week are
required to secure . speedy and thorough
knowledge. AS now Is the time TO study
PRUF. P. W. HoOHKEPPEL,
jan6-10t TIT Tatnall street
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
fater Rents.

The 41.<< ft1ts are now due the
city III iSeI s17 the collector, W. J.
Morrow hes 1|z 6iIics In the new build
Ing, HI1th t11 Ting streets, where he
ID ready u 1f6si all with an extra
amile II they 1txne to pay their rents.
These Nho xHY ID January will only be
YeauiFtd y ts} the face Of the bill, but
il psymen II postpOnsd until Pebru-
~ HyS ~ x9ni. viii be added II
postpaAe1 ,u||I March ten per cent.
will b 6dded snd II not paid until
Aprii|tht 4tt1r ierrule will be cut OIL
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
Sitting Boil.

It is again reported, from Wolf Point
Indian Agency, Montana, under date
of the 18th inst. that Sitting Bull is
willing to osurrender quietly but "would
like two months before taking his
march south" for that purpose. Sit
ting Bull was given until the 18th inst.
to begin to remove his camp. Should
he fail to do so, Major Hges will move
at once upon the village. Detachments
Of the Eighteenth Infantry and Second
Cavalry have been ordered down Milk
River to the vicinity of Sitting Bulls
camp.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

In those advanced stages of bronchial
disease, where great organic decay pre-
cludes the possibility of restoration,
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup gives very
grateful ease and relief to the weary
sufferer.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
Take Notice.

The person that took the pocket book
from laay's pocket on Saturday morn.
ing, near the Second street market, had
better retuin n 1t to the REPUBLICAN Office
Immediately and save exposure.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
COngrona.

The D. 8. Senate was not In session
on Saturday. The House was occupied
almost exclusively with the considera-
tion Of the Funding bill, which was
not disposed Of.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

When one knows good thing It
should be told and We do know from
experience that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
ia the best remedy for coughs and colds
we ever used. 1t only costs 25 cents .
bottle. @E@
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

TIix y.1aox z1xpsR Of cOasting accci-
dsnis Il i-i touring shows the ne.
cesaiI h. preventing the coast
III, 81 y s1Ing special police at the
crossik 81 n lht streets to signal danger
ia ~ essidsnts.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
knrtnre.

Nj Robert N<fmshsw will address
the hfa1E E.|o IIkiitute, Philadelphia,
by rb4nts> 1H i<rasiOn Of its annual
meet 4 z71t'I Day evening, JSnuary
10. l0I z.ot>tn Milling Processes.
Ths Ss3|< <>as'eman will also deliver
peoulI dr |fI 1asns subject on Thurs
day S5Sui4< &huary u, in place Of
ProfsS,0f ||ism Bsrreck's Second
FraniIIn so1I.'hte lecture on micro
scopiS noi&f The latter lecturer hav-
ing kseH o&'|>t % Texas.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

0poI {z1I, that article in the
No<nI|| The biography Of Har.
~ 51& n tho name Of the i'm
rS1 WA what will Harry do
s1n~< .{fbc will care for Harry
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

state OF the rhermOmeter
At the REPUBLICAN, office, on Monday
morning, Jan. II:
7 O'Clock, 10 o'clock, IL O'Clock
80 $50 39o
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

General Grant will occupy his cot.
sge at Long Branch, next Summer.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

PARTNER WITH q, 900
w or $1,000 capital to engage In manu-
featuring lumber near this city q mechanic
preferred. Address "Lumber," REPUBLIoAM
of1ce. Janl7t3t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

or Samuel schoaeld to
Iis In the Ninth ward yes
~ erszsd with rum Is another
u1l1t X1Eof0n m favor Of local option
u sozhs otksF kind option which will
oheck snoh thipgs In the future.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

Y oST.-A SILVER WATCH AND
Ia chain were lost on Saturday near the
Old Swedes church. A suitable reward will
be paid for same If lett with Thomas Cause,
Fourth street crossing. ian17t2t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
nIIT11 ~ " SDpIe vote ON il9

TRo Io>kl .>''.p petitions are now in
the hAn1t 81 1@1fly all the min listers
Of opr ciIr t',1 Vicinity, as we'll as
many of14i1. md are being freely
siqnSd Ihstt petitions merely ask
the Leeisinlnft y allow the people TO
have i vois on NJ liquor question.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

z OST.-oN MONDAY, JAN UARY 10,
IL an amethyst and six pearls ring in 60
ing from GIL Lombard street TO No. school.
A suitable reward will be paid If returned to
Gil Lombard street. jan17t1t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
DUBLIO SALE

nUBLIO SALE
-OF-
FURNITURE, CARPETS, AC.,
At Drake l. Co.'s. No. Z. Fourth street, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, janis,
At21 o'clock,
Oonsis OF parlor and chamber suits, bed.
steads, bureaus, stands, tables, chairs and
lounges tne piano In COED order.
janlT.lt DRAKE Co.,, Auct'rs.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
lymo,.e Your orders

III N Pili adelphia messenger, Chas.
H. 10 Allmond's, the popular
\ aroo1 Eglth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
4Cnrsl.
su .aay s.,nooI Anniversary.

Thd Asbnsy M. E. church Sunday
School Fill celslbrate Its anniversary on
Thur6| " evening, March 10. Admis-
sion. Adults, l5 oents; children. lC
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

sou|s sout NOS were fred against
t,l,obi lt3si<pI1's inndelism yesterday
by RAJ. Il csldwsll from 6s. Psul's
N. Il. bd|nli sEd by Rev. G. r. Kramer
at thg ops.1 LUG.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

<cDoNAIp, Of Indiana, as
- IS 6Is own successor in the
SsnS| H1s tone the next best thing
L. III -he was married the other
Nv ii ||.s Hkrnard, Of Washington.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

xXyANTED-A STU ALTON AS DRESS
w maker, chambermaid or cook In pri-
vate family. Apply el2 Christiana street,
janlIt2t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

XIyANTED.-A COMPETENT WHITE
w woman as cook BY o family residing
in the country, tour miles from Elkton will
pay good wages. Address d, L. b Elkton,
Md, sending address. ian17t2
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

TED by the Dslswarsan
|Burg alos, msmbsr cfths
|urs isom Kent County has
own. That may be true
b msekly to the sauls-
h when the Delawarean
Ne State printing his
d should be his own too,
10 say that 1t should
s condition that 1t was
ler.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
srxbIAH llENTION.
I61 ~ ma Apples.

N. L. {x4ns5a. BOB King st., head
auar,4re io1 6r0|Ince, foreign fruit, ap-
plsk! |16t 4I6ss 1Ia pickles. Potatoes q
speeisI Il. ii now offering his extra
stodl. 3f f1IaItes, guaranteed clear Of
fro8t Roe. rStrless and Burbanks,
ailpoi ID Iz|1rs cold weather. Rose
Ard 3nsHiAI. ti per bushel. Peerless,
e5o. r1f I1.I>l. All A No. / stock.
N r1t. <<x<1s4< White PuImonic
4 H&2snia,
The nuo1. throat and lung remedy
Z ID couou1or t|on5 II there is any chance
fof tbS aiIl 1tsl. n sertainly is In this
remedy. 30 c|1 md 81. Main depot,
4thlan6 King Fhila., 602 Arch street
Soldby BOT druggists.
" fi1ankets.
Metsrs. W. III. Kennard Il Co., H2l
Markbt street., have a large stock oi
blanltbts tnd 1ro selling them at Lowell
priced thxn lbey can buy them to-day
~ w Butier.
wa kre asIIiuR choice roll butter q
rs cerk u - t|I> roll and % cents cut
/. at 6aHop's tI<th and Poplar streets.
n We at|i noAl NJ genuine butter.
aK3o~f nnd Feed.
And 1tharIotr Ioad Of choice 1our iron
PSrrJ packed a "a. Also q car load o
feed. No-,2 T<st Tenth street.
Cr9p's Fqt Lightning and Pike'i
Toot Naohsi D 81 Nill cure tooth ache IL
two hinntsss tor sale by Taylor I
Fulld ton. pr z|ats aud Apothecaries
302 Ing strsft
Haze you al obsiinats and annoyin,
couIl I Try 7srtpan's Tar and Will
CheriH Pee 1. 1t will relieve 20,
at Oh tF and Poplar streets.
# SoIIethinl Vew Durham Plug
grand noble dmellow chew, knock
Ing RI 1beDca b.. her than kite. Chap
man, Die ageia 4th and Shipley SITS
I sfs II y,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
I EmmenH' Reply,

N mm ms reply 70 Rev. Mr.. Hal
dem VIII sppear tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

A NNIE DOYLE, wEIHINK IS THE
IA name, we cannot find You will you
piease call again at once st ll2s King street.
jani7f2t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

YXTANTED.-A RELIABLE MAN TO
w take orders Tor an article needed In
every household goud pay. Apply III Mar
ket street, city. jsn17tt
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

TNOR RENT.-THE BARBER SHOP
tH and dwelling, corner Of seventh and
Pine streets. GODFREY Bat IMAM.
janl7-l2t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

YIYANIED.-ERoM FORTY To FIFTY
wv men to cut ice on Shellpot Greek.
Apply to the Kenneblo Ice Company at the
Greek. janl72t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

VTYANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework in small family; must fur-
nish good recommendation. Apply 60l Ship
ley street I'D story. lanli-f
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

xXyANTED.--Aa GOOD SETTLED wO-
w man for general housework ct the g.
W. cor. Of l2tn and Tatnall sN. ianlJot
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

r1OARDlNG.-- 30 Al DERS OAN BE
ID accommodated with board ct 40 East
second street. jen17t3t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
CALDWELL ON lNeBRsoLL.

To large congregations yesterday
morning and evening, Rev. J. b. Cald-
we'll preached ir answer to the recent
lecture Of Col. Robert g. Ingersoll In
this city. His subject was, "lnger-
sollism brought face TO face with Chris
tianity, and his texts from LIST Kings,
20 @, % v: "And the servants Of the
King Of Syria said unto him, Their
Gods are Gods Of the hill, therefore
they are stronger than we; but let us
fight against them in the plain, and
surely we shall be stronger than
they" and from End Corinthians 6 O.
l5v: "And what concern hath Christ
with Belial 7 or what part haiti he
that bslieveth with an infdel."
At the morning service, from the
first text, the reverend gentleman said
that the God spoken Of is the God oi
Ingersoll. Ingersoll's God is the God
Of sensuality and lasciviousnsss, the
God Of the plain. Ingersollism is ath-
eism and infidelity by another name.
II can no more be separated from In.
gersoll than the shadow from the tree.
Ingersoll is the ree,--Iugersollism the
shadow. The reverend speaker went
on at great length and with much force
he denounced Ingersoll as an imposter
and the teacher Of false and PERM.
eious doctrine. With particular force
did he defend the Protestant denomina
tions from his attacks, and, in reply
Ing to his charge against John Calvin
for being murderer, he said that In.
gersoll was worse than that for thai
night on the Opsra House stage he
had crucifed Christ over and over
again. lie also declared that the only
thing which led lngersoli to do this
was love Of money.
The points Of the sermon were as fol-
lows:
1.-The infdelity OF Ingersollism.
2-The stump oratory. &
3-The veaality.
! 4-The creed, including Its God, its
IChrist, its Trinity.
| 5-The plan OF salvation.
| 6-The ignorance or dishonesty.
| THE Inconsistency.
| S--The volubility and jingle o.
words.
9--The libsrtinism, misscalled liber
ality.
l0--Ths Inherent psrniciousness, ,ant
for whose benefit II exists.
i In the evening the subject was con6n
cd TO the latter part Of the main sub
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

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Extract from the Civil Code-Law relat-
ing to Public Vaccination.

SECTION 3Oq.-The Minister of the Interior shall ap-
point. upon the recommendation OF the Board OF Health,
guber Material divisions of the kingdom, who shall re-
ceive such salary, as may, from time to time. be appropri-
office at the pleasure of said Minister.
SECTION 3lO-Each vaccinating officer shall appoint, at
least, three convenient places IL each school district
throughout his division, for the performance OF vac
c~inatiOn and, from time to time, give public notice OF
the time when ne VIII attend at Sucn places, 10 EIoclna'e
all persons not already successfully Vaccinated who may
then and there appear and also Of the time when he
will attend at such place to inspect the progress of such
vaccination in the persons so vaccinated.
~SFCrIoN 31l-The father or mother of every child
shall, within six months after the birth of such child, or,
IN the event of the death, fitness. or absence OF the father
or mother, then the guardian, nurse, or person having
charge Of such child. shall, within six months after its
birth, or at the earliest opportunity after, take such child
to the vaccinating officer, for the purpose of being vac
cinated.
sEcr1os 3l2.-Upon the eighth day. following the day
on which any child has been vaccinated, the father,
mother, guardian. or other person having charge OF said
child, shall again take such child to the fascinating
officer, that he may ascertain by inspection the result OF
such operation.
SECTION 3I3-H the vaccination is found to be success
full, the officer shall deliver to the father, mother, OF
other person having charge OF the child, Tree OF charge,
a certificate that the child has been successfully vac
cinated, and shall note the same in a book to be kept by
such officer for that purpose.
Section 3l4.-On the presentation of any child to be
yaccinated. should the officer deem the child to be in an
unfit state TO be vaccinated, he may postpone the opera
or person having charge of such child, TO reproduce the
same for vaccination at a future time.
SECTION 3l5.-The vaccinating officers shall visit the
several stations appointed by them, at least once in ev-
cry six months. and oftener, If required so to do by the
Minister Of the Interior, or Board of Health.
SECTION 3~lG- parent, guardian, or other person
having the charge of any child, who shall refuse or neg
lect To comply with the PROVISIONS of the law respecting
vaccination. shall be subject to q fine of five dollars
one-half OF which shall be paid to the informer.
SECTION 3l7.-The several vaccinating officers shall
keep a faithful record of their transactions, and make an
annual report Of the same to the Minister of the Interior.
H. A. p. CARTER,
Ill Minister of the Interior.
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Bureau of immigration Ordinance.

In pursuance OF the provisions of an Act of the Legis-
cember. A. d. 1854. entitled - An Act to provide for the
Importation Of lAbOrers and for the encouragement of
june, 4. d. 1865. entitled &" An Act TO extend the powers
Of the Bureau Of Immigration.
Be it ordained by His Majesty in Privy Council on the
recommendation of the Minister Of the Interior, and the
able in order to protect the public from the spread of
GontaSious diseases, that Immigrants arriving in this
Whereas 1t is advisable that a place should be provided
for them; where they can be protected from the opera
tions OF designing persons and accommodated with suit
able food and lodging. until they shall have had a rea-
s0uable time To- secure suitable employment.
Therefore. be 1t ordained. First.-On the arrival of
a X orr or more immisrantss on board SEEKING employment
in this Kingdom. said immigrants shall not be landed
shall have been granted by the President, or by an Agent
OF the Board of Immigration.
second.-when such permission is obtained the COM
manding officer OF the vessel; bringing said immigrants,
the Board of Immigration as may be indicated by the
Agent of the Board Of immigration as aforesaid.
Third-Anyo officer Of any vessel bringing immigrants
AZ aforesaid. who shall land OF allow any such passen-
Shall rid and abet in the landing of any such passengers
or Immigrant without the permission and otherwise
vided for. shall be liable to pay a fine not exceeding the
sum Of one Thousand Dollars, on conviction before any
Fonrth a immigrants landed in the place aforesaid
in q Oe ~ HSsith. aud to snch orders as the Board of
Health may make in the interests OF the health OF the
Immigrants or that of the public.
Filth -Proper Interpreters and facilities shall be
aaorded by the Board of immigration TO enable sll such
derstandingIy and fairly and authority is hereby given
to the Board OF lnillBEAtAonsN ~ PAS
Intrusion upon such immigrants and to take such
measures q may be conducive to the comfort, personal
cIeabIiness and good order of such immigrants while
residing in the said place provided
Sixth-On the engagement OF any such Immigrants to
labor made while at the place aforesaid, every employer
shall pay a fee of five dollars for each immigant en-.
gagged by him. which shall be applied by the Board Of
Immigration towards the expenses OF the maintenance of
the said place and Of the immigrants dherein,
eyenth.-Immigrants not desiring 10 make engage
ments for labor shall before leaving the depot furnish to
~ President Of tbe Board of Immigration satisfactory
evidences. that they will not become Migrants or =
charge on the community for their support.
FiShth.-Thi ordinance shall take erect ON its puoll-
c.tic1 in one or more newspapers published in Honolulu.
Done at Iolani Palace. this l4th gay :. January Al
1881. hALAAAOA hAA
BY the King:
a. A. p. CARTER, Minister Of Interior
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HOUSE STATISTICS.
Hawaiian Islands. 1881.
Prepared by W. F. ALLEN, Collector General.
COLLECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,

COLLECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
HoNoLULU, Fl. L, FEB 18th. 1881.
SIR In conformity with the requirements of the
Civil Code, L have the honor to submit to you Ex-
cellency my Annual RAPPORT of the business of this
Bureau of your Excellency's Department, with the
Statistical Tables for the yer 1880, in the following
order, viz:
No. Imports free by Treaty, duty paid. bonded
an free by law, at all he ports of the
Kingdom
Nc. D. Value of all imports. showing country
from which imported.
No. 3.-Cargoes valued above $4,000.
No. domestic and Foreign Exports.
No. 5.-Domestic Exports, showing country to
which exported.
No. 6.-Merchant and Whaling vessels.
No. 7.-Spirits, wines and beer drawn for con-
No. 8-Customs Receipts.
No 9-National vessels.
No. 1O.-Passenger Statistics.
No. 11.-Hawaiian registered vessels.
Mo. 12.-Arrivals and departures of merchant
Vessels, where from and where to.
Also, the Statistics of duty paying, free by Treaty.
bonded, and free by law goods, and spirits, showing
values and quantities in detail
Table No. 1-Shows the value of all goods and
spirits Imported, showing 500, 709 SO
less in value than in 1879.
Table No. 2-Shows the Countries from which the
imports are drawn, showing an
increase of $206, 2O2 81 in free by
Treaty Imports, III CIe III uutJ
paying Imports.
Table No. 3-Shows the cargoes valued over
SO, 000, the Port from which they
arrived, the vessel bringing them, aud
the value of each cargc.
Table No. 4-Shows an increase in most Of our
principal Exports, and an increase Of
S186, 725 80 in value.
Table No. 5-Shows the Country TO which the
Domestic Exports have been shipped,
with the guam iy of each.
Table No. 6-Shows the number of Steamers,
Merchant and Whaling vessels, that
have visited this Port during the year
and their nationality. There were IA
vessels. with 10, 148 tons less than last
year.
Table No. Shows the spirits, wines and beer
drawn for nsumptio showing
l4,677 gallons more of wines and
spirits, aud 6 ,129 doz and 3,527 gallons
of beer less.
Table No. 8-Shows the Customs Receipts for the
year, showing an increase of S22, 1910
So.
Table No. 9-Shows the different national vessels
that have visited this Port during the
year.
Table No. I6-SboWs that a total of $3.50 passen-
gers have arrived. and l ,928 have left
this Port during the year. Also that
1899 have called on their way to and
from New Zealand and Australia.
Table No. Ills a list of 81 Hawaiian registered
vessels, showing sailing foreign. 8
steamers and 42 sail vessels engaged iE
coasting, with o total tonnage of 10,
148 9O-95, q small increase over last
year. Four coasting schooners were
lost during the year
Table Nc. I2-Is an exhibit of all Steamers and
Merchant vessels, that have arrived
at, and departed from, this Port for
the year, showing the flag, and Country
from which arriving, and to which
departing.
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Regulations of the Board of Health.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Health has
made, and hereby publishes. the following Regulations
I. Nc vessel shall leave the Port Of Honolulu for any
other Island of the Kingdom without special permission
in writing. first obtained from the President of the
Board Of Health.
II. No vessel leaving the Island of Oahu shall carry
any passenger to any other Island Of the Kingdom with
out the written permission of the Board of Health.
III. No vessel sailing from the Island of Oahu shall
permit any person TO land at any port or place in this
kingdom, except so far as is necessary in discharging
freight ut the port or place named in the permission
granted under Regulation l., above set forth.
". No person shall depart from the Island Of Oahu
for any other Island of the Kingdom without the written
permission of the President Of the Board of Health.
ANY person violating any of the foregoing Regulations
will be prosecuted TO the full extent OF the law.
These Regulations. as also others heretofore published
are not Intended to apply to vessels or passengers leav-
ing for foreign ports.
These Regulations shall remain in force until removed
by order Of the Board Of Health.
II. A. Z. CARTER
President of the Board of Health.
Office of the Board of Health, I
Honolulu, Feb. II, ISL fel9-3t
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Under and by virtue of the provi-
sion of an Act entitled can Act to
regulate the carrying of Passengers
and Freight, and the Letting to Hire
of Carriages, Wagons, Carts, Drays
and other Vehicles in the District of
Honolulu" approved on the 1st day
of August, a. ID. 1873, 1, HENRY a.
L. CARTER, Minister of the Interior
of the Hawaiian Kingdom, do hereby
make the following Rule and Regula-
ton to be observed by licensed car
riers of Passengers and Freight in the
District of Honolulu.
No licensed Carriage, Wagon, Cart,
bray or other vehicle shall, without
the permission of the Board of Health,
or its Agent, take or carry any per-
son who is sick with Small Pox or
other disease, dangerous to the public
health, or whom the driver of such
Carriage, Wagon, Cart, Dray or other
vehicle, shall have reason to believe
has Small Pox, or other disease dan
gerous to the public health, or take or
carry the remains of any person who
has died of Small PoX or other disease
dangerous to the public health, or
whom such driver shall have reason to
believe has died of Small Pox or other
disease dangerous to the public health.
If any such driver shall violate the
provisions of the foregoing Regula-
tons, the license of such vehicle may
be revoked by the Minister of the
Interior.
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febl22t.

Tenders are wanted for the building Of two bridges at
Kipahulu. ON the Island of Maui.
Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Office of
the Supt. Of Public Works, and tenders marked Tender
for Bridges " may be lodged with the Minister of the In
terror at or before noon of Tuesday the 2d instant.
The Minister Of the Interior does not bind himself to
accept the lowest, or any tender.
Interior Office, Feb. l., 1881. fel2-2t
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LEICHARDT THE EXPLORER OF AUSTRALIA.-We
are highly interested in learning from our Aus
tralian exchanges that Skuthorpe now engaged in
exploring the vast interior of the Austral Island
Continent, has discovered the remains Of LEIGH
among the aborigines and what is of most i'm
portance, the entire Journal of Leichardt, writ
ten during his arduous and remarkable explora-
tions has been found in good order and is now
in appreciatiSe hands in Sydney.