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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

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It, vl. uuU NJ ihs MOST eminent 81 living
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II is NOW estimated thti ihe Egyptian lu5u
will mot meet thr dehtieu,Is ol the British
Government II viii ,rdainl, have mo- balance.
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southern provinces ~ France MANY nm
houses were DESTROYED and many persons
Killed
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dr-d church. Whhpnghnm, with great ,rrr.
mony
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men, ,,,. d.t.,,,J ,so,,,,- an, clause -,
h. w.,i.,t ,.,,,, hu m, p,,,,tIi,r. o,.
n,sel the c,ye,,we,,
There "a certain IRONY OF late III The 'ae'
'ha' 'nmpell"' statue wh'oh u soon 10 We
,,o,o, .,,,r,o1 h, c,,,,,l pL,l,, a, Inn.
..i,i NJ, Il, ,v,o
Inc people OF ''neNea' 'ho eoP'''' ~ VIC
province OF iiursea' SPAIN have r''en IN 'e'o''
against the execution "' inc excise Jaw tues
days rising was serious ana Inc en''ge' people
attacked 'hc Once OF INC cNc"e co"re'"' '""
burned II to Inc ground
The King of bavaria has built magnificent
mountain palace, and Thereby caused 4 deficit
in the royal treasury of S,,sSo.ooo. lie ret,
nearly two millions under ,hr WIN ' INC
'f'noe "i 'n"'h WI" '"N'' WING" 'o'''N'' INV
somewhat, nut measures arc 10 DC taken 10
| curb his extravaganza,
&, A,u,u, Saliva, has ,,trmn,ed to n,o
,.., ,,;..,.,, amor, "Thc Nn,d, 4" lac nub
u.t;, ,i,,,o,,,,, ..,,, 81, HE ,,,,s,, ,,,,n,,,,
,nl ,',,,,,,i,,,,.1 ,, a, Amo,;co, I, Il a,
;,,,,,,s,, ,ol ,,,.,,s,;,, o,.su,, ,hich vil
,ao u. l.c;I.l n, III, benefit If author,
,.h.,,,., ouch r,,c,c,Iin, 4, Icc,i and nro
,..,;.
England mas 'ono'u'e'' nc" ''c''y wiz
h'hn' pN Whieh Tue h'e''"' VI '"'' county
opened up 10 INC opium ''a"'' HISTORY W"
forever pluNh ~ inc part urea" h''''h n'
played from inc beginning IN 'tE'" " y"
opium 'ra'he' inat her c"mme'e''' Kings wv"
benefit inc nation mas ptoH'N"'e" US mora
sense !" 'hc "c"'"oS VI '""' '"'' v"
.t.l Ill. ,,,;.o,,. ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,eo,,I.
Says The Sacramento Record Union and mos
readers will say Amen
A London dispatch dated July Goth says
The committee to inquire into the recent state
''""'" Of "'" Pan Nall I-"-"". '~sa'''n" r.
don vice. mas mane inc 'o''o"'"s report
"s -, :, H. n.
wv" w T,,l,n,n ., ,ah .a do.,lo,
;.,..i.,, ., a.. No.,
,c,;ns, ,,,,cnl,, men. classes Of men. {
,a,;Ds, H., ro,;c. We strictly confined or,
selves ,o \, inoui,v into the system of Grimm.
vice described After carefully sitting the cv
7 dence of witnesses and the material before u
without guaranteeing the accuracy OF ever
particular, we ave satisfied tina, on the who
the statements of the Pail Mall Gazette al
substantially true" The report is signed /
he Archbishop of Canterbury, Bishop oil Lon
don, Cardinal Manning and Messrs. Morlt
and Rcld, Charles lbilke IS Implicated
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

There ~as no cholera in France on the Josh
uhimo
American oats arc undertaking those from
Russia IN The English market
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
Wednesday,. A"0"a isth.

A new look gu, j, now being erected at the
Custom House.
The brganrne Claus Speekels was re-
eoppered while in san Francisco.
Thomas Square is being rapidly cleared OF
the debris ocea,ioned by the recent storm.
The tug Eleu returned early yesterday nom.
ING from Hama Maui She came down in "a
hours.
For several days past, huge P,le OF
branches and litter has partially bloeksded The
King stree, end OF Alapai street.
The barkentne Eureka sails at ! ocloc.
,his afternoon with about 5000 bags OF sugar
and ,on lunches bananas tot san Francisco
The 30 mules that ~ere broush, down hy
the W, II. Diamond, were shipped yesterday
tot LAnpahoehoe, Hawai-, by the s,mr kinau.
The schooner liholiho, as she now stands
on the marine railway, will be sold to-day
noon "ior .ecoun, Of whom II way concern.
Hon. IA. A. p. Garter celebrated his lsth
birthday in New York city The Hamburg
and sch~slbses waters have improved hi
health.
Quite numbe' Of head OF Black Angu'
cattle ws's shipped 10 San Francisco ye,,s'
d4s 90 the consuels from the herd OF Nj
Jsmes |. Dp~seti.
The ,tramrt lanes Do,.srtt Nil an he
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

Annif tu huut
fs"r.try rtgS" nn
tbets 49,, nov tw .tbooo,r, going nut In
b, stream waiting io, sugar n,de' lfom ,h,i'
,cents
the ..boup., Mic Nou, bmughl 10
sheer ,esteco, from lb.t, W VI Gibson
nn,h 81 Lana,
N, .Jhuonc, tbult tauk to-day to- Wal
llua. another load ol machinery lor Nj lld
stead, Mil consisting Of sugar rollrrs double
effects rt,
The schooner Mukuolb brought suo bag
paddy Gom fva, and the acm lhutai $50
bag, uen aud rs hay, nee how Waialoa,
yeNcula,
The stcamc, llkrnke will be- ready IN about
three wrck,i capt l.otenIen, her command
~. may bc expected b, the Nlhmeda Of the
sid instant
Her Mair,t, Queen kapiolani and suite
len carly yesterday morning Tot Aira. Eva
ON this island by the Tug rclr, and returned
In The afternoon
Albeit { smith Esq ior sometime past in
the employ ~ \ : Ilstwcll, Esq. having 'e
ccivrd o full license to practice law, intcnd'
shortly to occupy The office recently yacatct
by " A. Whiting. ESQ and begin business
On his own account
Tho schooner Mary I. Foster was lowcrc,
from the Marine Railway yesterday afternoon
She will sail to-day with 50 tons oi coal 10
Waimea, aud 10 tons OF bone meal TOT Hama
mah Kauai, under command of Capt, san
| ford. late oi the schr Liholho. The Schoonc
| l.iholiho was sold At auction yesterday To MI
/ lno Ena, to' $3.50.
/ The American bark Fresno, Captain $. +
| Lewis. arrived Yesterday, S. days from New
castle. y : W. with i,SsA tons coal Il
ships account, Lett Newcastle, :. W.
Iunc 18th. Had eaNerlv gale To New Re"
land. thence to- port had strong nn'theilJ AM
,nuihcrly trades Crossed the Equator al
Angus, and in Long ii6 DEG. She ram
consigned 10 Mr>Srs IIncsied x Co. Tic
coal was sold yesterday TO the Inter. Islam
Steam Navigation Co. She came near tn
=. Nj ). Co.'S wharf this morning to dis
charge her coal The Fresno lisa wooden YES
sci OF ,iS7 tons register and was built .
bath, Maine, nine years ago Tot Mes'rs, POP
y rolbcrt, OF San Francisco, hci present owl
ers. After dScharsing her coal here, she wi
.ail i'm ballas, to Puget Sound
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

The officers OF the United states corps oi
engineers in charge Of the improvements upon
the Qualifications OF the country, have made
their annual report to the chief of engineers.
On accoun, Of the small appropriation made
las, year, but little work has been done during
the pas, season. The funds available were
used in putting in good order the platforms
and parape,s of the various forts.
A dispatch dated New York, July 5Ist, says
" The banks OF the New York Clearing house
Committee have agreed upon the detail, Of
plan for transferring gold to the government
in exchange for silver. The plan will be read,
to 90 into effect tomorrow morning, A meet
ING OF the Clearing house Commute was held
yesterday to confer with Treasurer Jordan
who came on from Washington for the express
purpose Of seeing the committee At their solici
tation. |, is understood that il was agree,
that when the Assistant United State
Treasurer is unable 20 sritle the sub.treasur'
balance in the clearing house in gold, tn
banks to which the government Is debtor
shall take gold from then vaults and hand
over at he sub.,reasurN receiving in exehang
certificate of deposit, emitting The hanks I
question to fractional silver coin. Red.lc,ls
certificates stamped 30 As 10 permit the govern
meni 10 redeem them in silver, arc not to b
issued The banks Of New York have eon,nt
u.rd 100000 TO strengthen the Unite
States Governments reserve, taxing fraction.
| silver eunen, 20 an equivalent nominl
/ amount in return
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

uasaov tag.. ron
tHs mU.. Ht rlHHI su,s Namf
I0y lI w m liar. uu..I rau
Ludlow nN ln'H r.w H.u.
~. nIu uau VH.sImsu ntns rUt
a.g shu. .w-Is. were Ntnng u. ma
pvt ,ula. ,H. ,oIfa. au0 lbu,l 'a' iilu
.ulsI bm .ln tunH.u luN lrb eb
iis sabmu-, mr k,mIo lul, lolb ubuc
vs. u umanI .n luh 10th nIua Disco,
~ iat ih. r0,.
VT u Ngu., tl lluuu.uu bi. lnggh,
81 ss,tsmentu. ,b Et tr,1. , hesnw hIl,
mll sister foo lm Eguv.t mtlsj Npnl iI
iSSi ,sm hr Du
Ons ,a,r ul .wt0l ra, b. frr"usN among rhe
Iapsu,ss 90 Han, Maui Tho t-lo,i 3. d,
u,ed 10, po.fnr Ttrussesu ,hp ,sa sent %, the
h.tt' lhe1nr f. ..twm.
The N,ur,.s nrash. Ioon uos hundred
,ui lnuy tive huu,tul dollars boz gold coin
$500 v,. .onugueI 'o ui,bap IS CO.. and
foooon to lla,tt,lj s. CO.
mail .,..,..,,. ali .t,u.,, rt,. ,,,,,.
.,,,....,...l a.. .,,,.,s,l d., an. \t,,ir,s, t,.
come ,nd expect, tu open un trfl street hhp,c
pcdd's stable, 100 Wednesday evening nest
Hon llcuD A Pierce. FORMERLY United
state, Minister 'o this kingdom, aud p,cyiou,l,
well known merchant here dtcd In san
Francisco. Iu, ssh Many Islander, followed
hun ia the grave lie va, u years old
IN, Gl,,y,p, vessel. h,,, arrived in san
I,,,r,.,, f,,y, ib,sr island. since, ,u, ttgt a..
,i,r, luly ,,,b. btIn, Fn,. - days hence,
t,t, ,n,h h,, It,,,tl. 10 l,y. rom ti,lo,
LJ, maj hrr I II sptcrlrl, ~. bark
nr,,,e n dave. bk ta,h,ticn. n Iay, hence
Gemrr summers, o negro, was arrested
yesterday On , change OF breaking into llon's
Hakcfy. between and o'clock IN the morn.
,nc and stealing .omc money. tic is also
charged with an assault upon one ol The in
mate, of the house. II, was caught r =
banana patch nca Nmith bridge.
Mt L. 7 Cameron, late eh'o' Officer OF The
tern Reulah, haN been appointed ch'e'
nihcrt OF the Ieamrr lehua
/ Watcthouse ~. wa the putchasrt NJ
the h""'e ana g''""'', "' - ''"'' ~, '"'
sac =" '"' '''
''''''
The schooner Waiehu viii remain IN inc
go" v,,L, I'm at. ~, ,,n,. ,,l.,
"' ,.,,,.
-, ..,,,,,,, e., s,,,
=. wv. NV. .....,,',,.I :. h.,,.,,
a., n Al. = u S,,,L
wick goes a, passenger in search oi health.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

tHfaHW.H .l.n usms. turrf flrpn
NaHH N.ush w.ei Yesterday sHH iu
.HH,e Hu fHs .rtm - .a,s r1u tahHi u
,uui. mr sr francisco Oo Nupa. SD ~,
.p.lf h ,msuUu big e,s Wait usndlof
u it. westward rlm SAN r.an,i,D0. uaund foo
Melbourne igdbwoW Nnveli The Rs,i,,
.1IIs.i .n iot s1m, pfo,iHiuu. ,ui inst getting
.aur 80. immediately proceeded ,p bst way
m. san Francisco ilrt ,,,Vo consisted ~
opugss ,urpiuut,. rapu sig The hnate'
v,, butn boz ,,,,msn, right month. ~. and
be- t7S tom, ,rg,.fsi shs ran mats nine
Luuts az huut
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
c,tncraI Advertisements.



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tHaua. NHifr HuI tUHf..t hIHI..Ufu.
LINEN anl Cotton t..i.Ias. Ta.tt
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Ennligh, Hawaiian z American FlarS
a. d, aud fat.lsi
Floor OH op,bs. ob,,s6,i dssirp,. ,.s.rtsd a,dtbj
iio8 Helsie,i.. t.,i,1ul5sd no,tsts
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I,stpd hahn. t,psHpt's Nutu.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
otntul AoDrrIiocmcnlo

Gtntuh Advertisements
N. ". MCChGSNBy \ Son.
No ~ Queen Street
gov. aas s.fa.
Por Alameda q John .. sprockolr,
l.r,r uufaffs o,
issOrtcd Ucrch0n'fise
Consisting ,o p'oor
uIs tauf. aoIdsn cote
rNI. toaD " p.n'io
''o, Wheel nal
I s,,i am. us-t whole
Nlsla Com fest. tfattsd
t,,h Bran. tpaf's ani Fin,
| SACK. Bsaas White.
sa,bs Beans Red.
ea,l, Beans Bayou.
Sachs nsau', ilors
Sacks Onions, ustt Silver skin
aeflH IDtatgsH liesf lu fsuuulns
Casss J. tu Soda Crackers,
taos Medium Dread,
/ oassl Cracked Wheat, 20 ~ bags
ttsrt Com Meal white, 10 10 bags.
Cases os' Meal iolb 6ags,
Cases tutn Starch
Cass, n. u. BACON.
ca,s, Fairbanks Lard H.. pail
Cases tatbapks Lard No. pail,
Cases Farbnobs fmd' 20 lbipail
ca,s. whitney, Butter, IN tins,
Han bhls Butter. Pickle Ron,
90 hbl. lluuet Pielle Roll
Hail hftins Butter, Giii Edge,
o. hftinl Butter. Gilt EDGE
CASES New Cheese
Boxes and bids Salt Goldfish.
ibIa fief,es Columbia Rive Salmon
uara IfrHh IWFus
Ca.ra Laundry Starch.
hose, brown Laundry Soap,
dozens iirooms.
pur, Java Coffee Roasted aud Ground. H. tins.
Sacks Green Coffee,
Chests Japan lea H. papers,
Chests Japan Tea, = lb. phpsn
Dnsrs Raisini, London Layers,
= hoNr5 Rnisina, London ihycrs,
y boxes Rai.ns London Layers,
Boxes Ra'sIns. Musoate
Drum. Cuop.
Boxes Curnuts,
Cnsea Chocolate,
Cases Mixed Picklrs.
Cnaes spices, assorted, all sizes,
Pals Mnfe Meat Atmorca,
Tins Mince Meat, Cutting.
Sacks Raw Peanut.
Sacks English Walnuts,
Sack, Son Shell Almonds,
Sacks Texas pecsns extra large.
Cases California Honey, H. tins,
Cases King morse con, fresh canned
Fruits, jeics and Vegetables,
Bales Wrapping Paper, extra quality
lSnue AssoarMUHr or
Best CuiiIOrnin LcOther.
Sole. lnsole, Harness, skiring and Uppers
French and American Calfakins,
Sheep skins. Goat skins,
Hawaiian Sadd. Tree
And other goods too numerous to mention.
o These good, fresh. we're bought very low. an
d will be sold
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
v, ". x,cEEsNEy ( SON,
, 1885-11-25
GouVernementet for de dansk nstindisbo Ger.
St. Croix den 30te October 1885.
No. 1861.

No. 1861.
Efter at Gouvernementet havde forelagt
FinantSministeriet en- Indberetning fra
Landphysicatet for St. Croix, hyori OPP
lysteS, at Diet saavel af Deres Medicinalbe.
refining som af torskjellige af Deres Syge-
lister og Recepter t%remgaaer, at De
manoler de kvalihcationer med Hensyn
til Enthusiastically Dygtighed, som Dor ware
en- Betingelse for, at der indr0mmeS Dem
Ret til at practiSere som Lpge paa dansk
Territorium, har FinantSmini>teriet under
3die dis. efter at nave indhentet ErklGring
fra Diet Kongelige Sundhedscollegium nd
talt, at Diet anseer de Fo~rudS@minger,
hvorunder / sin It'd i Henhold til Konge-
lie Resolution af 25le September 1872 jus
practicandi meddelteS Dem, for briStede,
og derfor hpvet o. tilbagekaldt den Dem
I'll at ud0ye LHgepIaXis paa de danSI
vestindiske Ger giyne TiI!adelSe.
Hvilket herved meddeles Dem til Efter-
refining og forn0den tremtidlg IaglagelSe.
{. II. ARENDRUP.
, 1885-11-25
Llnpricht.
dep
Mr.. c. j. FOSS.
SUGAR.

Althougha fair amount of business in
the aggregate has been done during the
past fortnight, no Improvement in the tone
Of the market is observable; on the CON
tlary. a gradual bat steady decline III
value has been established and our quota
tons for all descriptions are reduced Cd.
a Is. per cwt. The chief transactions
have been in Jamaica at l3s. a los.
tor ordinary to good refining quality. Tri-
nidad and st. Vincent at l3s. Cd. and To
bago aud st. Lucia at l3s. a lbs. Cd.
Sales Of Crystallized amount to about 100
Casks and 5000 bags and barrels, low to
midGIing Demerara rs. a 1Ss. good yellow
1Ss. Sd @19s., bright and fine l9s. 81, a 2Os.
Cd. Middling to good yellow Trinidad 18s.
a 1913, Jamaica a lis. and St. Kits a
It's. Cd. Ordinary to refining St. CrolX
las. 6d. a los. Cd. per cwt. Beet-root No
vember las. I'D. a AS. 81. November-De-
cember lis, 81. a las. 43d.-Park Nacfa-
dyen d Co.'S Circular.
, 1885-11-25

Wednesday, Goth November, 1885.
Christiansted

At the request Of Dr.. Floss, we publish a
letter add eSSed to him by the Government,
and a translation of the same, 1t IS only
far To INN 10 add that he forwarded with
these documents q letter OF his own, IN
tended for publication at the same time,
IN which he asks to have the errors attrl-
bUted to him pointed out through the
medium Of the Iris, and that we declined
to publish this letter on the grounds that
The 4 us is not Il suitable channel tor the
discussion Of purely technical matters, Such
aS are here involved, and that If such a
discussion were even actually opened the
general reading public would not be com
petent Judges Of its merits.
In large countries division of Iabour is
one of the great secrets OF success, and the
principle extends itself even to charitable
O g"anisationS. so that each "SoC.ety' takes
Tor its object the exercise OF some spe-
cial form of benrvOlence. Hence in Great
Britain, for instance, we have the "NatIon
al Life Boat Association, a body which
bushes itself with nothing but the malnteR-
ance Of life boats and life boat crews and
apparatus around the shores OF that
great Ship-oWning State the "Humano
S~Ocietyo which limits its action to the pre-
scrvatiOn OF life endangered by accidents
on rivers, lakes, and watering places, at
fires and so forth the "Society for the
prevention Of cruelty to animals, whose
name expresses clearly enough the field
of its action and numberless others.
In the smaller colonies it is not found
uepdful or even convenient to carry divl
Sions Of llb0ur so FIR. Hence we find, for
instance that a "dry goods business IN
cludeS the various businesses which IN
London would be separately carried
on by Il draper, a c%lOthier, a halter, II
boot and shoe dealer Sc. &c. The same
principle of embracing several distinct
objects under one is on the same ground
equally desirable in Colonial charities
and hence in st. Thomas we have the new
" founded "Humane Society" embracing
several distinct objects in it's list. These
several objects are, however. quite compatl-
BILE with each other. and may al properly be
included under the adjective '~humane",
except, that "the suppression OF BIAS
phemOus and obscene language III the
streets" scarcely comes under the restrict
ed modern meaning of the word. Oar
correspondent "Fair Play" draws attention
to the Society, and gives an illustration OF
the need of some such Institution also Ill
st. Croix. The Society across the water
will doubtless be glad to see this sugges-
ton put forward, and if they will follow 1T
up by furnishing some influential persons
on this side with the plan of their Organl-
sation and some details of the methods
they intend to use, they would do much
towards getting their benevolent lead fol
lowed by st. Croix.
, 1885-11-25
L{mPricht.
est.
Herr c. J. Foss.
The Government Of The DANISH West India Islands.
st. Croix 30th October 1885.
No. 1863.

After having submitted to the Ministry
Of Finances a report from the Kings Ply
stefan of st. Croix, wherein he declares
that from our medical report as well as
from several of your s~ick-reportS and pre-
scriptionS, it must be concluded that You
are not in possession Of those qualifications
with regard to scientific ability, which
ought to be the conditions whereby you
can be allowed the privilege to practice as
physician in Danish territory, the Ministry
of Finances. has on the 3rd inst, after
having obtained Il declaration from the
Royal Board of Health, pronounced that
it considers those conditions whereby you
were-according to Royal Resolution Of
25th September 1S72-alloWcd the prIyi
lege to practice abolished, and in conSe
quence thereof annullcd aud recalled the
grant allowing you the hight to practice as
physician in the Danish WeStlndla Is
lands.
Which is hereby communicated to you
for your information, and for failure OBJ
Servance.
c. II. ARENDRUP.
, 1885-11-25
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIN STATION.

New York, Nov. 21st.-Despatches from
the seat of war in Eastern Europe state
that the Servians are dispIrited by their
recent reverses. There is a panic in Bel
grade and the siege of Widdin has been
raised.
General Yovanovitch has been cashiered
in consequence Of the repulSe OF his dlVl-
sion at Slivinitza.
French news reports that the WeaverS OF
ST. Quintin are on strike and rlotlng'
\ Copenhagen telegram announces that
the banking firm of Rubin Bing has resum-
ed business. 1t also states that ii corn
panic exists throughout Denmark.
Advices received in London state that
Germany has decided lot to modify the
law relating to sugar bOuntles.
In accordance with the decision arrived
at by the Commission appointed to arbl-
trate the Carolines dispute, His Holiness
, 1885-11-25

street in the tow and for each Quarter
in the Country.
Tax Commission for St, Croix, the oath
November 1885.
LIMPRICHT, P. NJ. LESCHLY.
HALVOR HANSEN.
, 1885-11-25
Passengers Arrived,
Christiansted q.

20 & % NOv.-Per schrs. "Vigilant' and
"Mary" from St. Thomas,-W. Jensen, :.
O'Cmroll, Jane Lorentz and child, A..
stephens, A. Lang, Miss Abbott, Judge
JurS.
Frederikated.
20 Il - NOV.- Fer SCnrS "AtlantIr,'
"Prtrel" and "Gazelle" from st. Thomas,
-ROsanna Henry, Elizabeth Henry, Jane
Petersen & cnild, Cornelius Petersen, Jane
jackson & servant, F.. kimmer, Sarah Il.
Joshua, Ann E. Hapel, Sarah Joshua,
Elizabeth Gomez, VIM. IL. Robert, Peter
Henry, Henry Holstein, Johanna Benjam-
in, John Maloon, Louisa Morris, Fanny
John, Samuel Williams, Mr.. Z. DecaStro.
Passengers Left,
Christiansted.
% % & q Nov.-Per schrs. "Yigilant, y
"Mary" and Jolly Companion" for St.
Thomas,-Barny Irwin, Ellen Lewis, Nal
vine Gibbs, Sarah M0Iler, Joseph Shew.
Frederiksted.
% Nov.-Per schrs. "Petrel' y "Atl an
tic7 for st. ThomaS,-Cornelius Petersen,
VIM. Wallace, Louisa Williams, Saml.
Williams, Mary Petersen, Rrbecca Solo
mon, Miss Branch and servant Henrietta
Mark, Mr.. Armstrong, Mr.. G. Fleming
and sister Alice, Mr., +. B. M~aIlgrav, Mrs.
II. Ferris, Susanna Jonas, Elizabeth Ben
iamin, Mathew Leibert, Ann E. James,
Teresa Roberts,
, 1885-11-25


New Aofk, NOV. ZorQ.-1he draw on
Gold Is stopping. The Bank OF England
holds three million pounds more than 1T
held last November.
In the French Chamber OF Deputies u
bill has been introduced to authorize the
transfer OF the credit of seventy.fve mil.
lions which was voted last session to the
budget Of eighteen eighty. six.
iii prob3bla that a peace viii no short.
ly concluded with the Hoyas. N. de Frey
cInet wilithpretorn ask tha Cbambpr'for tLA
first quarter ofthe Madagascar credit.
The Governments Of France and China
have resumed NEGOTIATIONS. General Bripre
de Lisle has arrived in Paris. The Officers
ACCOMMODATING him declare that his dis.
gIace is uuiustifable and that disease is
sapning the troops in Tonouin.
The St. Petersburg Press warns ServiA
not to capture Sofia since Prince AleXan.
der VIII comply with the Porte'S demand
10 restore the status quo.
A ConSt1ntInopIe dispatch states that
Ile PFoloco' q IAe Balkan conference.
dIF1G> 70 tl1 restoration OF me status quo
"j,TI Il HiaN'S ~ooL'2'lofy on 0etVl" also
!"' S"o,,iL'' Iort mas proposed an Arm
l>IIee oHI tFIlce alexander refuses 10 com
iiS ""li '"e Ne'NI'hS are eApeIIeo from
D1rS"IIti t''IIloFy'
ny 9elN'tl' icNeISeS continue, me IRA
So,'"i russ mas oeel Iec'Plurto'
- l. "i'el''te lh""I''SOo mas oeeH lSSucu
"'"''"IS NN growers 70 support Ihe con
SSIN''IN' c1Hula"'eS III 'h0 present elec-
Cons
.hI' NI"'>tuHe oclIN tItu Speech aC IA
Ntl'' ." ln0 L"tn'9 HISU instant III INC
course OF WnIch ne Uecl"Teo lllaC II was
4IS-r'eei0I III 'he tories TO oePeho on
1FISh votes
severe ~HrtoAPS nave passed. over INC
lioyIhee OF OfISS' IN lhdia' rive tnou-
>'a't persons were drowned. IN the mi
IiPPihe' elSAt Thousand oulIdlhSS were
destroyed
hrISInih haS minated her intent ION 10
aaheie 70 the Latin Union
Nav. y,,,,- vo, 9TH F,rli.b o~Ioot;o,
intnuornra ,unounrns tbat Mr. ParnpU
L.l VIVA ro ~" trom INA n~IidatnraofTiv
ar.,,nl ia' nn.aananan ~ thn Nonsnr,otiros
h.rinr r.f,spl tbnir snnnort
~. 90. .. ,a3 -.
-, Gnn..af MA L,vmL \ MIN ~ 90
r,lnonr +ha LundrotL 7nso1n w3S snnn
MA 1~IaroniS ~ SoIisbn,T oynroSSns him.
s.ft nnnfInInf tbaf thn nlactions viii racnIt
~ i, ,,i.to,,. "a. tLo Gonvnrvotivno
,o,oInI+inn hos Lnnn aJontod INV tbo
representatives OF the British iron trade
Commission to endnirn into the present de.
Drassian ond nroin@ Imnori,I fodnro+ion in