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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-05
SELF GLORIFICATION.

In its issuo OF tho 29th ult., tho p. G. Il.
contains an editorial burdened with all attempt
to Justify tho lavish expenditures of public
money which has boon voted at the suggestion
Of the Ministry, which for its utter disregard
of truth, aud for its glarng Inconsistencies
has never (oxcepting in the same paper and
under its present management boon equaled
in the literature of this country, 1t must be
either nero bravado, or recognition of the
fact that such Cabinet as we now have can
never, in tho nature of things, hold together
long that would induce any journal to publish
that which none who arc endowed with ordi-
nary common sense could by any possibility
bo induced to believe. To talk Of self respect
with mon who could pen such editorial articles
AZ cmbelish tho Z. c. A. OF Saturday last
would be hut to put into literal effect the
throwing of pearls before swine.
Long previous to his dcserton Of the edito-
rial chair, the now Minister of Foreign Affairs
had shown his readiness to compromise him
self in matters Of public interest in proportion
as subsidies aud the prospect Of official pre-
Torment seemed to indicate it expcdient, and
it would seem that al his retirement ho had
bequeatbcd as a legacy to his SUCCESSORS the
peculiar qualities for which ho has become
distinguished, and to the unremittng exercise
Of which he owes his elevation to-day. But
the remarkable coincidence aud similarity of
ideas contained in the editorials Of tho p. Q. 4.
aud those expressed before the Legislature by
Minister Gibson have been sufficient to estab-
lish doubt as TO his withdrawal from tho
editorial management OF that paper US preyi-
ously advertised. Though its readers should
be as blind as Isaac they must still recognize
the voice OF Jacob, Who but Jacob would
urge so hard to retain his illgotten pottage.
We are told by the organ Of the Primato that
it is TO be admitted without hesitation that
the appropriations made this Session when
compared with those OF former years look
large" and then we are treated to tho asser-
tion that these large appropriations are for
the foreigner aud not for the native Roads
aud bridges constructed aud repaired at ben
nial expense Of $685., 200, are FOR the exclusive
use of foreigners; natives do not use them,
but still they are taxed to keep them in repair;
Sl50,0o0 is devoted TO the construction of
Standings, wharyes aud other marine works I"
TOR the use OF foreigners, natives beipg CON-
pslIed to swim ashore from vessels and land
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-05
co M M Z r G I A l..
noNnLrLr. lrGrsr 3 iss.

H0yOL J'LU, AUGUST 3. isss.
Local trade rlycs no evidence Of improvement upon
b,t has been reported fot several wceks past except
ING the activity consequent upon the arrival and
departure Of the regular monthly steamer and the arri.
, Of three " our Coast packos The hustle attending
the arrival Of the city Of sydney Monday last was
natural from the fact Of many of our kGndGindsand
uthots taking their departure by hor,s will be seen by
reference to passenger ist. shipping movements
have been free enough since our last 10 claim the aiten
iion " our mcrclut, friends, BY the arrivals Of
tvo eteamers to Ilckfcd Go, and ono each sailing
packc, 10 schacf,r Co., Brewer Co aud Irwin & Co,
With the varied fogh- Tor about oil dealers it Is
fair 10 consider them we'll supplied with all needed
goods, Judging from our import liss.
The Art Sale on Wednesday latt hy r Adams, drew
together large attendance, and passed on satsiactor
y The whole though number of rare bargains were
obtained.
owing to rh, completion Of rrindin. among o. mum.
lry Of plantations freight O.. much slower nov in
coming forward hence the delay In loading our sailing
p1ckc The Clty Of sydney, for San Francisco, took
away cargo valued at $4,000 aud the & Twins
cargo Wa valued at ss7io5.5l The II Meyer has
about completed her loading 10 atl today the steamer
JAS Mnkcc leaves the middle of next week.
~ the temporary Withdrawal ~ the Makce from The
roasng service to ',nd her 10 san francisco for need
ci machinery improvements s to be hoped the lesson
viii not bc o,i upon local iron works management
when u g. considered that her agents ind II to their In
lcrcst TO thus interrupt their weekly service TO send hc
abroad for vor, which could be done as well at home
IN justice 10 the agcnis, we informed that fail
amount over San Francisco figures were offered tohay
the work done here.
Mails came to handm reverse order since our last
hy the timr Ciirnsmuir and d Z Murray, by which w
have datcs 10 the 2Oth ult We do gather any mate
rial changes h market quotations from those last ciycn
Our nest mail per 2cLanda with dates 10 the 10Th ult
may be looked for this p m.
The s,mr such, VIC find is advertised to sail for thi
port on the 9th inst, and win bring replies to letter
pcr steamer Of last Monday.
We were In error in reporting the Martha Davis Il
destined for Sydney on her arrival It should have bee
the stmr Honsn. The Martha Davis will he laid on fo
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-05

on the rocks: "and 80 on through every page OF
the appropriation bill" But these items and
all others Of any Importance have been passed
upon either at the instgation, or under the
sanction Of Ministry the head Of which was
recently preaching his great love of the native
race, shedding toars over their down-troddon
condition, and holding himself up as the David
who would save them from the Philistiucs.
Aasl for the bitter ingratitudo of foreigners.
And, alas! alas for the misplaced "confi.
denco" of the natives, who find their David
turned to very Judas. Such confession
should bring tho blush of shame and it is only
a brazen check that could withstand its color
ing, for it is clearly the acknowledgment of
one of two things-cthcr lying or trcachery.
Is it any wonder that TO such men should bc
exclusively left the task of sounding their own
praise, or that regard for truth should in
no wise Interfere with the perpetual du they
would make in their own behalf
"That his Ministers have the confidence of
His Majesty goes without saying, since they
says the organ According TO this, the ap-
pontment of Ministers is priD,a Jdcios evil
dence of His Majesty's confidence; and as a
corollary, their removal from Office an evidence
of his want of confidence. Tho frequency
with which Ministries have been changed
during the pgeut reign must then bc an in
dcx 20 the varying nature of the Royal pleas
urc tho contemplation OF which we should
think not very genial to the dreams of per-
"Tho mass Of the people, both Of native and
and foreign birth, are Of like mind with thcii
representatives in the Legislature" If SO
thoy will never fail 10 nod responsive to the
Royal beck in matters between the throne and
its Cabinet; aud when their resignation is
called for, the amen will be loud indeed.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-05
THE ROYAL HAWAIIAN BAND.

Among the numerous and bountiful appro-
priations made by tho Legislature, very fow
Of which arc Of the slightest benefit TO tho tax
payers, il one which reads as follows
Bands, Flags aud Salutes, $4,000" We
would respectfully call attention to the item,
"band, flags and salutes for which the
above sum Id set apart. Flags are compara-
lively Inexpensive luxury; salutes, if
reasonably indulgod in, need not bankrupt the
nation nor need they eat very far into the
S33,365. What is to DO done with the
remainder? for the appropriation, be good
enough to remember, is S33,365.
Can it bo that the Royal Hawaiian Band is
at last to be royalty provided for9 The Baud
is ono Of the features Of the Kingdom il has
distinguished itself OH many occasions when,
without its aid, the exercises would have
fallen Hat indeed. Ii discourses swooter
music than your ordnance ! it is moro inspirit-
ing than much bunting. Put it TO vote and
we believe that the tax payers, who support
tho Kingdom, would ten to ono prefer the
Band to the bang of tho cannon. Under these
circumstances We do not think that the tax
payers would begradgo the Band the major
portion of the s33,365. Unfortunately for the
Band and for tho tax payers, and Emma
Square ON Saturday afternoon and moonlight
nights and for the Monday evenings at tho
Hotel, tho Band is left out in the cold.
VIZ cannot indulge in spirited dancing with
out appropriate music whore there is no ono
10 A" pay the piper " the ball 10 not likely 10 90
on. The tax payers have long enough borne
their cross without complaining. The band
boys have done their bsst these many years
the pittaDce which was granted them when
they were beginners is by no means adequate
to the amount and the excellence Of the labor
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-05
IMPORTS.

r,3s T9% Ass9 s % s & syf's sa July !Ss %;; 5sn:
T,FDavic., c saddery; May CO, 60 sks potatoes
IKE potatoes Grinbsilm Co, treasures Irwin Co,
treasure.
From San EransissCs per carnsmuir, Aug 2 ,Bi;hop
ny, 50 bI5 apples; wcnnor & Co, pkg svcrwarc, su
Pfeme Court es stationery Int Dept s statlenery
and "t5a onion. Hacki6i Co, pkg material; brown
Phillips % pkg nd ware 1850 pkg to Chinese firms,
From Departure Day per pcttingail, July 3i-Anen
From San FtnEcIsa9 gsT D Murray Aug lIHIw, I,,
Cooke. 10 pkg mdsej Hart Bros, oe pkg gtoc Mr. nj.
mond 10 TGs ne,ps M iewes SooNS 2 sS, nat %
100 beer Gcrtz 10 shoes Singer 800 SKIS -four
Sy PKG 5Es, f9sS a,igp ny pks s sonerv Fogf5 ag
sGh@eger q Co l2 pkg TirG 6 %dsG 9d M MeiSSst S,
Pierce 8 Co 70 SKIS wheat Laino Co, ii5 sks feed
N Mslnerny, clothing sehaefcr co i@s sks bar Ar
pkg groc @ Lucas, go bbs lime; Tucker, cs cot
ionsi oat Co, 10 c. stationery iii5 pkg mdsc to Chi
ucsc firms.
pkg swn!ngs; 90 bgs potatoes Hyman Bros, 95 PIX.
d &c GG Ss rs faRs R. 10 &C. s
srcsoyicl 8 Co, 55 cs fruits Queens Hospital, g
d5Ps P drs 59sfs . s. 6ad i9'p ssp9 nan sGg z
FSS @ aSaan tsSs Il g. s"R Ras@ Sod
and shoes i9s pkg groc Dilllnghsm Co aes tinware
~ pkg huware pump brewer 70, E- Dates my
| levels pkg groc; Mrs Schraoder do., gon; order
| % pkg mdsc, and pkg TO address
From san Francisco, per ConsuClo August 3-J
d.S 9s c sPSsi pse o,'f Co., Sb
facings. pkg mdsc, stoyes, pkgs fxuIe. Irwin
| Co, 800 four; q Il Wells, - pkg furniture; II
Agnew 100 bis hay 100 sks feed; T. o Hall & Son,
| pkg hdwarc, kgg lead; McChcsney Githen. ~ 6h
raisins; Lyman Bros, i6 pkg goods; Jno Mott Co
| 80 pkgs hdwaro and stoves Mott 10 pkg hdwarc;
II Judd, % eks bran, % bis hay II cs groc Water
house, 80 bis hay 23 sks bran, 900 sks -four uackfe
Go, 100 i SKIS nour, so bbls limo, 70 bgs coffee, C
| cottons, . pkg paper y W Bush, eli pkg groc; 4
Cartwright g pkg butter: Union Feed Co, $50 eack
| feed 100 bis hay; Z Adams, - pkg furniture; WIN
Irwin & Co, l2 pkg machinery, Castle u Cook 400 SIX
nOur cs goods; Macfarlane Co, cs gasoline, z
| pc pipe, cs wine, cs glas 81 bx bkg powder, c
furniture, 20 sks barley, 80 cs oil 20 bbls salmon,
bble beef nis eks barley 5 bbls lime, horses, 2OS q
bone meal: " Robertson, pkg paper; Z g Thrun
pkg mdso; Ehlcrs Co, pkg furniture; W Castl,
bundle; r Foster chickens, incnbatori and
pkr TO nddrcss,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-05
EGYPT's CONDITION.

Tho latest news from Egypt reports that
country to be in the condition in which it was
predicted she would find horself The English
fleet have bombarded Alexandria and destroyed
her strong and bravel y-defendod Notifications
aud left the country in u state Of anarchy,
which will most probably continue until tho
English forces restore order Oh land. The
European and American governments support
Englands course, and detachments Of sailors
and marines from several Of the fleets before
Alexandria assisted her own after the bom-
bardmont in patrolling the streets and rostor-
lug order. Where public opinion, and partcu-
larly the opinions of European Governments,
are 50 unanimous, il would naturally be in
forrod that the fault lies with the Egyptian
Government.
The primary cause was debt, incurred 10y
borrowing money to cxpend on useless extrav
agancos that could yield no return to tho pub
lie treasury. Enterprise was taxed out of OK
istonco to pay for the many palaces and Other
costly whims Of tho Khedivc. Egypt's de-
| prcciatcd bonds were held abroad and English
| and French officials were appointed to collect
the taxes and cxpend the monies of the Gov
erDmcnt. An improvement III the country 8
financial condition was speedily noticeable; but
at this time there arose "4oung Egypt"
party with Arab Pasha at its head, whose
motto is Egypt for the Egyptians" and by
their mistaken policy the country has been
brought TO the brink of ruin.
| In some particulars thorc is a striking re-
somblanco between the recent Egyptian and
the present Hawaiian situation. There is the
same useless expenditure Of money for pur-
poses that will yield no return. Although the
expenditures Of the Khcdivc reach many mil
lions whilc ours arc counted only by thousands,
it must be lorno in mind that the population
outnumbers ours one hundred to ore. vast
sum has been squandercd on palaces in
Egypt. Multiply the cost (when completely
of the palace being erected in Honolulu, and
of many items in the Appropriation Bill, by
one hundred and it will bo seen how nearly VIC
approach Egypt's condition. That country
has also expended considerable sum on SOL
dicrs and Notifications; but what did it avail
them when they came to trial. We have also Q
"Young Hawaii" party hero not unlike the
"Young Egypt party. The organ of the
present Government denies "that there is any
parity between the borrowing Of money by
constitutionally governed country, with the dc.
liberate sanction Of its Legislature, for import
ant purposes etc., . and the raising Of
loans by dcspotic sovereign, to be spent in 9
reckless and wasteful way" If money is tc
be squandercd we do not see what difference il
makes to the Taxpayer whether Khedivo oil
an elected Legislature cause the indebtedness
the result is the same. Hawaii has an example
before her aud if she pursuos her course SO fol
as to require foreign interference, the result
will bo the same as at Alexandria, notwith.
standing the improved ordnance from Austria
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-05

the samo time ruuses suspicion and astonish mcnt
TO turn back and compare the past uttorancos of
our present Premier with his present arguments
as leader OF the Cabinet. He was fiorcely Jealous
in regard TO Puuoa, lest IL be leased for seven
years in order TO gain tho Reciprocity Treaty, but
when IL comes 10 giving away land OH tho plains
OF kamaomao, fertile acres Of great value his
voice ia silent, his wits are obscured and his gen
crous hands tingo to give away this land for
nothing.
Does not the remembrance Of the dongs at
Palawai OH Lanai still live i'll the memory Of this
land IL you still recolect those things, how long
will you wait before you riso up and call out to
him with loud voice, stop Leave the manage
mont of our Government let the hands of u truo
patriot rule Hawaii and not the one who seeks to
play the traitor 10 our country and our nation Us
Hawaii TO be saved by ono who is reckoned of the
family of Judas lscario. of old No. In the name
of the nation and rs q native Hawaiian we beg OF
our countrymon TO assemble together in an order
| ly law-abiding way at their customary places OF
assembly in the different districts and pass ,ndig-
| nant resolutions to expel him from the propiicr-
| ship of the Government, because he has been
| weighed and found wanting God save Hawaii
! REPLY TO T1IE DAILY ADVERTISER (ELELH.) y
From the reply of that bantling, the Ddily Idrcr-
hscr (Eieie PWtd Ln) of last Saturday, perceive
| II is q fish wo have caught Oh our hook, wrig.
| Cling to ono side and another, seeking to escape
| from our barb which took firm hold rs we cast
II hook stuck clean mp to the shaft. You can
| hook of the fisherman who has become an adcpI
i'll deep sea fishing
! This fellow tried to make out that our talk wa,
| all rubbish but chat wasn't tho way TO drown
utterances which sounded the keynote 80 truly AZ
| ours did.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-05
PASSENGERS.

From windward Ports, per Likelikc, July 10 Hon 5
l. Wilder Capt o Z Swain " II Cornwell Dr II En-.
aers, 4 y spsneeI, RI fewlelJ wGsy, spaadsrlen.;
II Fuller, Auld W Crook, ID Barnard, Mise II
mller A Bailey, Mira Young. Mrs Bailey and
child, Lehman aud wife, Rev q NJ HYDE and wife.
from sydney aud Auckland, per City Of Sydney, July
ll-Miss Buchanan, Father Ryan.
for San Francisco, per City OF sydney, July SIC l.
tlough Mrs Robson, II II CluiL wife and servant,
kncll AM Bush wife aud children, Dr. McSartee,
vie aud daughter Geo Lucas wife and sou, I Lcnc.
han, Dsmpsie, Morse, wife aud children, u I
Boles, II llsa snd wife Merrill, wife aud chill
drcn, Mrs Barker, II coney, Mrs II Bickertou, A b
uTcsory aud wife l. Way, MrJ 4 Warehouse and wife
Lshmanp and wife, Nj IS Loaisson Jas barber and
md md esiIa, ASsits. Mr. WKs Ksca.se' % il Cooke Ssi Il
Ne,,er Mrs Maer,sns and child, q 4 sprseksis, Col
w,hng,sa, u realss, /. xs,slsr ", Nss.srier, I
Miss ordls1, ! Her HosssApAs. M ? Lew, San9,an,
\ Carter, (. ilerr. q rol,sr and siie bormSll,
w c Crook, 4 Ccuftncy, 4 W hick, Courtpy
wife and child, keneslls, Tsrney.
Prom San rransisse, per d Z Marray. Au, &c a Won
@N9s.raana, @ Me } Msrgsy, Peek " w% n . Nssdhsm,
4 Bas~ell, J svanger, A Meinert, II Hagan, VI
NeGsfry, and a! Chinese In the stscrssc
From san Francisco. per Ella. Aug. s-Mrs NJ A
sehrssdeF aud shsldren Graham, wife aud child,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-05
FIGURES THAT CAN LIE.

If cheating is permissible under any cir
cumstances perhaps sophistry is the least
discrodtablc method that can be employed.
logical lie commands certain amount Of
respect even from those who arc not deceived
by it, for logic is deemed respectable though
it may be turned to the moanest uses But
what shall we say Of one who will deliberate
Iy cheat at figures Such an ono must bc
familiar with every species of deception.
Practice has made him bold and his success
encourages him in the belief that all men are
either knavos or fools, TO be defeated at their
own game, or to be at once driven to silent
and bloodlcss surrender
Tho S. r. Chronicle has made another state
uent that looks plausible enough to DO
accepted without question by the gravcst of
thinkers. 1t is a plain statement Of what
purports to be facts concerning the Recipro-
city Treaty, and Of the thousands who may
have read it few have had the means Of
disprovng it. Who're tue Chronicle got it's
figures wo do not know: when it states that
the U. S. Treasury Department is responsible
for them it does not follow that that Department
~ III tlS lCubl uthlcC lOl tDSul OH
the contrary it is far moro likely that the
| Chronicle is responsible for every statement
which it makes, especially if the statement
refers TO Reciprocity, or Hawaiian Sugar, or
anything else that relates to these Islands.
In recent issue we find the following
"They (tbc House Committee on Commcrco)
Furthermore know that the treaty has utterly
failed of the object for which OH our part ii was
consented to- namely, vast enlargement of
our trado with the islands," TO substantiato
which it makes the following statements.
"U.) That in the year 1880 and ssl the
loss of duties by this treaty amounted to
$685. ,42s.
(2.) That our domestic exports to Hawaii
for those years were OF the value OF no more
than 81 6s0,Os9."
These are the figures the Chronicle parados
knowing that few, if any, will take the troub-
are interested in getting at the truth of til,
matter know not where TO look for proof.
The facts arc at hand they arc i'll print ant
can be had for the asking but as those fact,
are certain never to reach the public through
the columns of the paper referred to, we sub
join them for the benefit of those whom the,
may concern.
Free by Treaty Import from $. issO. So o;s g
Free by Treaty Imports " fSSi...... :6i6,57
Duty and Bonded Goods ..,.. sos As
Total Imports for 1880 and issl..,,.,... s5eii &c
1t has been said that liguros cannot lie; bu
this was before tho $. +. Chronicle wal
established.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-05

which is now required Of them. Some Of
them, the solo performers who have had ten
years experience aud could command fair
salary elsewhere, have asked for a slight in
crease and it has thus far been denied them.
The consequence is that for the present VIC
are not likely 10 have much music and il is
probable that if the S33, ,3ej caunot be fairly
divided between the salutcs and the flags and
the Band, VIC shall lose Mr. Berger himself,
without whose invaluable services the music
Of the future will materially degenerate.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-05
MEMORANDA.

SsCity of sydney, Scabury, Commandcr-Lcft sgd
ucy pilot July 18th at ;Ss received Auckland pilot
July 18th at Jl7 pms left Aucklapd pilot July 18th a,
II 0j M received Honolulu pilot July 3ls ato'o m
Dark u c Murray sailed from San Francisco July 10
First days had very light sc winds and calms, max.
ing but $50 miles then light variable winds, sighted
Mookai August ist at hove TO for pilot al .to
pm the same day. Was in company with the bktnc
Ella days.
Bktno Ella sailed from san Francisco July 10; frst
days camE and light winds took the trades in lat
lon i3i; from thence moderate Winds to port.
san Francisco--Arrived July 10, PMSs 2calandia
wcbbcr hence duly Q; July II, Am bgtne Consuelo
Howard, hence juno Is; July Il, Am bktnc klikitat
Cutler hence june Is; July II, Am bk Cync, Hansen
from knhului
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-05

A Barton, woodward, D 4 Badly, L Mcmillan, T 4
Guthrie, Kapkoose, Evane.
From san Francisco per Consucllo. Aug. "a Smith
and II Dickey.
From san Francisco, per Cairnsmui, July 3ist-Igs
Chinese, women and children, Mr Davidson, Mr.
Partridge.
For Burrards Iulei per Adcn Carlton. August let -
Mrs Bralscn and sou.
For san Francisco, per VIM & Irwin, Aug 3-F ID y
Marquee, a Newaynos, Endcrs Geo Kccney, Mrs
Scisions Mics William.
For Hongkons, per Caimsmuir August 5-s9 Chinese
and 100 in sransN,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-05
Vessels Expected at Honolulu, from Foreign
Parts.

uaw bk Kalc. Ro,hfus, Bremen, due sept 10, II
Hackfcd ~ Co, Agents.
Ger blt Josefa liortsnauu Cardin due Aug 5o Hack
field 4 Co, Agents
Brit NJ ohcron Harvey, Liverpool, due August Bio
4 II Davies u Co, Agents
Am bk Martha Davis, Benson, Boston, due Sept 10
~, c. Brewer Co, Agents.
Hrit I'll British ambassador, Davis New Castle, NSW
Nc bk RcmiJiU, llowcs, Newcastle, W, due
Am tern Hera Babbidgc, Newcastle, n W, due, + \
Schacfcr " Co. Agents,
Brit h Glengabcr, Richards Liverpool, due sept 800
IIaw bk Ioani Garrels, Bremen due oct 10 II. Hack.
field Il Co, Agents.
Brit smI AMER Head Ropcr, San Francisco uncertain
II. Hackfold " Co, Agents.
Hon bk Chiclayo, ordano, New Castle NJ :. W, due
II. Hackfcld II Co, Agents.
Am bk Emerald, Lord, Port Gamble, due Augi-5, II.
ilackfcld n Co, Agents.
Nor bk 1macos Nielsen, New York, due Oct 1870
Castle II Cooke, Agents
Brit Hansa, Saunders st MichaLs, due Aug "a
Brit Canton, San Francisco, due Aug 1915, Hack
field y Co, Agents
Am bktnc 4 Falkinhurg Forbes, San Francisco, for
Mahukoua, due July 20-a5, II X X Co, Agents
T. $ Australia, Tuiloh, sydney, due August Goth,
Hackfcd u Co, Agents
rMss zealandia, webber. San Francisco. due Aug :,
Hsckfcld y Co, Agents
Am bktno Monitor, knackc Humboldt, for Mahukons
due, II II X Co Agents.
Ger hk Peiho, llongsonC, loadin. June To-
Brit Sucz, Dodd, San fraucisco, due Aug IT, w [,
Irwin \ Co, Agents