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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
WILLING TO GIVE 10 PER CENT.
About All the Operators Arc Pre-
pared 10 Make the Advance.

About All the Operators Arc Pre-
pared TO Make the Advance.
New York oct 81, D. said TO night ,ho
%, results OF tho work among the coal
operators IS that about every one Of hem
Is willing 70 make a 10 per cent. advance
ih wages n this In necessary 20 settle
ment More than this none of them win
Do Tho Delaware and Hudson Company.
Ea.ch has been inclined 10 hold out
against any advance. Is now ready TO
make that concession with the other
companies and operators.
As 20 the attitude OF che coal roads.
President Maxwell Of the Jersey Central.
otter admitting that there had been a
conference last night. said:
TIE operating companies hove made
every concession that they intend 70
make. Such Of the companies and indie
pendent concerns 0s have not yet agreed
70 an advance promise TO announce their
Willingness tomorrow. II viii then ne
NO e. the miners. They will do well 10
remember that & Is their opportunity
~ VIII not 20 beyond that"
mere - talk among the retailers OF this
-y o. another advance. probably 20 cents
''N' To- stove. chestnut aud such sizes.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
HANNA LAUGHS ABOUT 1T.
Tells of the Incident of the lee
Throwing I'm Chicago.

Tells of the Incident Of the lee
Throwing In Chicago.
Chicago. Oct 5-scnator Hanna made
merry to-day over the stories about the
attempt to sssassinate" him. lie said:
THE facts are as follows? After / had
done speaking and was sitting down list
ening to Congressman Mann. piece OF
ice Abou, as big a. your closed nst struck
the corner OF the table ia front OF me
and fell 10 the floor Of she platform. /
paid no attention 10 Il. thinking someone
had upset the water pitcher and the
the ice had fallen out. l looked
up and saw a hole In the top or the tent
through which the chunk Of ice had cv-
identity come. II could not have been
aimed at anyone. as whoever threw IL IN,
could not have seen anyone inside.
The stories about n weighing five or
cen pounds are ridiculous. ! paid no at
tention TO the incident al the time and
have not thought about Il since"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
KILLED ABOUT COTTON.
:. A. Mcintosh Shot G. y. Mckinney
In AbbevIIIe County.

=. A. McIntosh Shot G.. y. Mckinney
I'm AbbevIIIe County.
Columbia. s. c., oct at Bordeaux.
Abbeville county. to-day Singleton A.
Mcintosh alleged that a son Of George y.
Mckinney had moved some cotton in
which Mcintosh had on interest. The ell
der Mckinney declared that he did not
believe IL and said he would go 20 a mag
lstrate at Mccormick tomorrow. aud II
Mcintosh could produce one witness TO
support his claim he could put the young
er Mckinney on the chaiugaug.
NO" said Mcintosh. This viii settle
Il better" and thrusting a pistol to Nc
Kinney's mouth, pallcd the trigger In
his death struggle. Mckinney seized Nc
Intosh and would have injured him with
his naked hands but one Of McIniosh's
negroes threw him down
Both men are farmers Of prominence.
Mcintosh killed "a neighhor nine years
ago and was pardoned by Gov Tllman.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
WILL M POSTED TO-DAY.
Pec'ed That News Of the Advance
VIII be Made known

'"'iA1elphia. Oct. 5-To-day's decision
re individual coal operators 10 offer
ef cent increase in wages 60 the
s mine workers Is regarded
tout the anthracite region as the
'.."'ns Of the end OF the strike. Near.
me individual operators make an
'neni to-day OF their willingness 60
me Increase and notices to this eff
"'L u Is expected. be posted az the
nous important collieries tomorrow.
have already been posted. II h
~ mat the few operators who have
.a.. ~ expressed their intention on the sub
sr,-. ~ Toll 10 line with che others and
-al no increase.
ps y,esoIoina 10 some OF the operators.
b, VIII ee sold 10 the miners az 81 50
"'s' Instead OF ge.75 as heretofore
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
WON'T JOIN IL HUNG.
contInued ION 3D. raEe.


northern armies. 70 Join II Hung Chang,
have been countermanded.
A landing party from the British arm
ored cruiser Aurora has occupied Ching
Wan Tao.
An order has been sent 90 Shanghai for
the immediate delivery Of plant for
the construction az branch railroad from
Tangno. OF the gulf Of Lao Tung. TO
ching Wan Tao. also. for the erection
Of a pier to which ships may be moored
II is expected that the work Will be COM
peted within two months. thus securing
facilities for a winter port
The Germans have demanded posses
sion OF the railrond between Tien Tsin
and Pekiu. and the Russians have agreed
20 let them have IT, The Germans VIII
shortly begin TO repair che portion Of the
road between Yang Tsun and Pekin.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
MOVEMENTS or MILITARY.
Intentions Of Commanders Regard
ing Their Troops In Pektn.

Pekin. OCT /. via Ticn Tsin, oct T. vie
Shanghai. Oct. "a small body Of i'm
perial Chinese troops appeared at Pei Tai
Chu yesterday. They informed the Brit
disperse the Boxers, and they were not
molested by the British. Il Is announced
that the Germans win winter 500 men m
Pekin The British are reducing their
force IN preparation for the winter. one
thousand coolies will start for India soon.
aud the Indian cavalry VIII probably be-
Withdrawn.
The volume % business being done f.
steadily increasing. especially In the
japanese and American districts.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06

Cape Town. oct 5-The esbytery OF
the Dutch Reformed Church By a vote Of
q 10 4. to-day adopted rcsolution strong
~ condemning Great Britain's policy IN
south Africl. The chairman. Rev. Mr.
staitler. In tho course OF a vigorous
speech. declared that be was only loyal
under compulslon aud did nol care who
anew Il.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
DOUBTS TmE COMMENCEMENT.
News From Washington IL Discredit-
ed in London.

London. Oct. 6. a. m.-The Daily
Chronicle publishes the following state
ment by its Washington correspondent:
The United states government has
proposed to the Powers 10 insist tina,
Prince Tuan be beheaded, that the En-
pcror be induced TO go 10 Pekin to form
a government OF Proeressives under the
support Of European bayouets. and that
the Empress Dowager be depOsed.'
Even the Daily Chronicle admits that u
finds considerable difficulty In believing
this report
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
WHY MRS. PINKHAM
Is Able to Help Sick Women
When Doctors Fail.

How gladly would men fly 10 wo-
mans aid did they but understand a
woman's feelings, trials. sensibilities.
and peculiar organic disturbances.
Those things are known only to
women. and the aid man would give
is not at his command
To treat n case properly II is neces-
sary 20 know all about Il, and full
information, many times, cannot he
given by woman 10 her family ply
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
REPORT or THE HOARD.

nccomme ndations Submitted ReIa-
tive 60 West Point.
Washington. Oct. 5.-Thc board OF vi4-
nors TO West Point has submitted ns te-
port to the Secretary Of War The boars
recommends that the standard OF ad-
mission be raised and that new buildings
be- constructed 10 accommodate the in
crease ln the cadet corps The board
think that military cadets should receive
500 70 per annum instead Of present COM
pensation.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06

charged. but this reduction will be taken
into consideration In figuring tho net 10
per cent. advance.
IL Is the general opinion that a great
majority OF the striking mine workers will
be satisfied 20 accept the offer and re-
turn TO work. but they express dcsermin-
alton 20 await the decision of President
Mitchell Of the United Mine Workers
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
PRINTS or THE DRY DOCK.
Monster at Newport News VIII he an
Addition to the Service.

Washington. oct 5-The navy depart
mcnt has received prints OF the now dry
dock ~ Newport News. projected by pri-
vate parties with the statements tina, q,
VIII be ready 10 receive vessels next
spring. This g. one OF the largest dry
docks IN the world capable Of receiving
two battlesh!ps ~ the same time n Is
over 1000 feet long. II s. viewed by the
department as a valuable adjunct 10 the
service
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
vikisg AZ CIenfuegos.

Havana. Oct. 5-The United states rev.
enue cutter Viking. which ran aground
early In the week on a key about sixty
miles from Batahano. during tour Of
inspection OF she coast By Gov. Gen.
Wood. has arrived az clenfuegos. Gen.
Wood and the members Of his party are
well.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06

from ST. Petersburg has been semi-ofi-
cialiy issued here.
The Russian government asscnts 10 the
proposals IN Count Won Buelow's note Of
Oct. !. l. NJ DeGicrs Ghe Russian min
lister az Pckin) has been instructed IN that
sense
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
GOT BUT THREE JURORS.
Case of Youtsey for the Murder OF
GoebeI Forced TO Trial.

Georgetown. Ky. oct. b.-when the
case OF Henry Youtsey. CHARGED with be-
ing a principal in the murder 81 Gov.
C,oebel. was called In the Circuit Court
to-day. counsel for the defense. moved
further postponement. The common
wealth insisted on trial. and The judge
ordered the regular panel Of Jurymen
TO be called
Counsel for the defense then moved
that the defendant be discharged. alieg-
ing the indictment hled IN this county was
only a COPY This motion was also over
ruled. But three Jurors were secured
to-day The regular panel was exhaust
Cd and q sneclal venIre was ordered.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
TRINITY AND Tma DUKES.
Washington Duke Has Given the
COLLEGE Another 100000.

Raleigh. y. c.. Oct Trinity Col
iege. a Methodist institution AZ Durham.
n. C.. was to-day tho recipient Of a glft
81 10000 from Washington Duke. a
wealthy cigarette manufacturer. This
last sift makes altogether half a million
dollars given by Mr. Duke 10 this college
In addition 90 this another member or
the Duke family has given The college
$1,000 ard ilbrory that Will cost $780,
0o0 Is now being built by J. b. Duke.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
IL HUNG ron PEKIN.
The Earl VIII ne Accompanied by
Russians and M Escort.

Tien Tsin. oct 3. via Shanghai. Oct. -
II Hung Chang and NJ. DeGiers the Rus
sian minister 20 China. had a lengthy
conference to-day. after which II was an
nounced that Ii Hung Chang would de-
part for Pekln tomorrow Ii Hung
Chang will be accompanied by the Rus
sian admiral a Russian general and mis-
own bodyguard. Peaceful conditions pre-
vail
The failure OF the Russians 20 rebuild
the railway to Pekin. n causing talk
among the commanders Of the restoration
OF the line 10 the English owners for recon
struction and operation Tho sick among
the Amer leans are being sent 10 the hos
piisl ship Maine which will sail soon
Cor Ndeasaki and Yokohama.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
MADE A FATAL MISTAKE.
Russians and French Took Each
other for Boxers.

Rome, oct 1.-THE TrIhuna publishes a
dispatch from Taku. dated oct Z. which
after confirming earlier reports OF the
brilliant behavior Of the Bersaglieri che
Italian force Of 800 IN the Shan Hal
Kwan forts. says that . mistake occurred
between the Russians and the French
who fred upon each other IN the belief
that they were assaiiing the Boxers. and
that several were killed ana wounded on
each eide.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
SOUTHERN PACIFIC MEETING.
Directors DId Not Consider Sue
ce.sor for Huntington.

New York, Oct 5.-A meeting OF the
directors OF the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company was held in the company's
Offices here to-day. Chairman Charles
II. Tweed said that nothing OF public
Importance iransPired a. the meetinE.
che business being simply routine IN char
acter. Nothing was said OF a successor
TO the late Coils Z. Huntington as pres.
dent OF the company.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
MUST ACCEPT 10 rER CENT.
u Miners 10 Not. the strike WIN he
Fought Out.

New York. Oct. 5.-The Evening Post
'''s' President J. Rogers Maxwell OF
''- Jersey Central and the presideu, OF
auo. her coal-carrying railway. who de-
s'"r' 10 he quoted for publication. made
-e definite announcement to-day that no
10y lNef concessions would be granted TO
-e striking miners. and that II they did
accept tho 10 per cent offer. the strike
'o4d be fought out.
3 supposed that this decision was
1Ne' az Joint meeting Of coal rail-
Presidents and operators. which was
az the Lchigh Valley Offices In this
'. lost evening.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
COMMITTED mn SENTENCE.
President saved Private miller From
a Firing squad.

Washington. oct. Private Frank NIL.
Ter. Company l. Twenty-third United
states Infantry. was convicted by court
martial at cebu. r. J., OF the charge OF
criminal assault. and sentenced 90 be
shot 20 death with musketry." The case
having been submitted 20 the President
for his action. be commutcd the sentence
10 confinement AZ hard labor for twenty
vfaFa
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
MITCHELL DENIES 1T.
Those Charged With II DID Not Plan
the Coal Miners strike.

the Coal Miners strike.
Hazleton. Pa. Oct 5.-PreEident Mitch
ELL when shown a dispatch to-day in
which on offcer OF a political orraniza-
ton was quoted as saying that the an
thracite coal miners strike was planned
by MIR johnson OF the National Demo
cratic Committee. the Mayor OF Indian
apolis ana himself az a recent meeting
In indianapolis. said that he was reluc-
iant TO believe that the gentleman quoted
had made the charge and stated positive
~ that the story was untrue. he said he
lid not know Mr. johnson and had never
held conversation with Mayor Taggart
In his life
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
AGREED To JOIN IN raE OFFER.
Individual Operators VIII Grant the
10 Per Cent. Advance

Scranton. Pa. Oct 5.-The individual
operators. az their meeting here this att
ernoon. heard che report Of their commit
tee that went to New York on Monday
presumably 10 ask concessions on freight
rates from the coal-carrying railroads
They agreed TO Join Ia the offer of 10
per cent. increase in wages made by tho
Dig companies. one Of those present says
they could not secure any concessions. but
they received a hint that " they expect
consideration In this line they will sand
hoter show OF getting IL hy ceaslng
thei. revolt.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06

Oct. Have Been Accepted.
Berlin, Oct 5.-The following dispatch
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06

Mrs Edith Wharton. the novelist
writes IN the morning OF six days a week
and produces only about 30 words a. q
sitting
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-25

near these islands in coming to port
yesterday
The Kauai is loading coal at the rail
road wharf for EIeele.
The steamer waialeale departed for
Kauai last evening.
The little schooner Moi Wahine ar
rived just before sundown yesterday.
She sailed into the harbor on one tack
The Aorangi brought but little
freight for Honolulu She left for the
Colonies a little before midnight
Some Of the Mauna Loa's sugar went
into the 5. y. Castle yesterday.
The barkentine Planter. now on the
way here. has very heavy deck load
OF machinery and boilers.
Now that the new fumigating plant
has arrived. it viii be set up at once
on the channel wharf. the makai half
Of which has been taken by the Unit
ed States authorities as a quarantine
room. With the new apparatus il VIII
be possible TO fumigate the hulIs 4
vessels with the cargo in and save a
great deal of time. In future an effort
viii be made 10 have as little Chinese
freight as possible shipped here from
San Francisco. The freight coming
from Chinatown in San Francisco is
known as unclean freight and will be
subject to fumigation.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-25
SHIPPING NOTES.

The name of the steamer Manauense
recently purchased for the Mexican
trade has been changed to Mexico.
The refrigerator steamer Albion was
scheduled to sail for Honolulu from
San Francisco on the Goth inst.
The Albert will sail this morning at
9 o'clock for San Francisco. She has
not quite full load of sugar. Her car
go amounts to about $4,000 bags If
sugar
The Austrian steamer Olga. lately
on the beach at San Francisco. has
been libelled in the sum of $4,000
by the tugs which pulled her out of
her danger.
Hamilton, McLain & Kenny will
move into the Offices now occupied by
H. Waterhouse & Co. on Queen street.
The place now tenanted by the steve
dore firm will be taken by Harry Ev-
ans. NJ. j. Bissell, the agent of the
British American line of steamers, will
occupy the new premises with the
Hamilton, McLain & Kenny Company.
The Henry B. Hyde arrived in New
York after voyage of 1873 days from
this port. The |. F. Chapman, which
left here on July 18th. arrived the day
before the Hyde. thus beating the lar
ger vessel by about II days. The re-
ward of $500 offered by the owners to
the captain making the voyage in bet
ter than one hundred days was not
won.
Captain Paul, several years ago a
frequent visitor here, is on the Sheri-
dan nthe way to Manila. Formerly
Captain Paul was partner in the well
known shipping firm of G. F. Smith &
Co. of San Francisco. He was at one
time in command of the schooner W
S. Bowen. the barkentines S. G. Wilder
and Irmgard. and managing owner cf
the bark Albert.
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Aoransi's Report.

The r. NJ. S. Aorangi, C. W. Hay.
commander, left Vancouver. B. c.. at
2:S0 p. m. on the 10th inst. arrived
at Victoria, b. c.. at $50 D. m. 10th
inst Left again at a. m. Saturday.
the 18th inst. The weather being fine.
but towards evening il became over
cast and during the night q strong
northwest breeze was encountered.
which freshened considerably. and ON
the 18th strong northwest gale was
blowing, with very heavy beam seas
and heavy squalls. which continued
until the 10th inst Variable winds
and high seas were met with. accom-
panied by frequent squalls. which
lasted until the 2ed inst. Light breezas
and moderate wather then prevailed
until the morning of the e4th inst.
when northeasterly winds set in. ac-
companied by a moderate sea. which
were carried TO port.
Passed and exchanged signals with
r. NJ. S. warrimoo at $50 a m. Esd
inst
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ARRIVED.
Saturday, Move

Saturday, November "a.
Str Noeau, Wyman, from Waimea;
5000 X. S. NJ. bags A sugar for Hack
field & Co., LOO bags A sugar for IL.
Won Holt, 105 bags taro, q bundles
hides, Is packages merchandise.
Str w. G.. Hall. Thompson, from
Nawiliwili; % bags taro, 4 horses, 40
packages sundries.
Str Keauhou. Mosher. from Kauai.
Str Kinau, Freeman, from Molokai,
Maui and Hawaii; 169 bundles hides,
105 sacks corn. 81 sacks potatoes, IS
hogs. 80 head cattle, S16 packages sun
dries.
U. S. A. T Sheridan, Pierce. from
San Francisco.
R. NJ S. Aorangi. Hay, from Vancou
yer and Victoria.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per str kinau, from Hilo and way
ports. Saturday. November "a: E
Suhr. and wife. Mrs. L. Frank. Capt
l.. Ahlborn. Mrs. W. Hemming. S For.
tin. Mrs. Ogg. w Booth. Mrs. C. B.
Damon. A. Well. A. W. Howe. ]. Car
gill, Miss S. Rycroft, Miss L. Kim. w.
Hyman. ]. A. Gilman. Lui Kenake. w.
A. Robinson. II. B. Gehr. F. II. Reed
II. ID. Silliman. W. H. C. Campbell. ?.
II. Sharpless. r. H. Rycroft. j. Cullen.
J. B. Agassiz, Sam Wo Kee. j. ..
Young. II. Akona. Mrs Ako. ]. +.
Woods, Young Hing. Young Pho. c. c.
Calvert. Frank Godfrey, and 80 deck
passengers.
From Kauai. per str w. G. Hall. No
vember "a: G. y. Wilcox. A. s. Wilcox.
wife and daughter, the Misses L. =.
Wilcox. DR.. Carmichael. wife. ch.ld
and nurse; George Fairchild, Miss j.
King, Master a. Harris. Miss q.
Joshua. Mrs. Puni. Mrs. Kaae. w. A.
Hardy. W. F. Lowe. G. B. Curtis. 4.
Harris and wife. II. Craooe, Ng Yang
Shido and se on deck.
From Waimea. Kauai, per str Noeai.
November "a; Mrs. V. Diguios. W L.
Rowell and II on deck.
From waialeale. per str Keauhou,
November "a: DR.. Cooper. C. H. W
Norton, C. n. Snowden. Miss Dora
Kruse.
Per r. NJ. S. Aorangi. from vancou-
Yer, November "a: Mrs. NJ. ID. Pritch-
ard. Miss A. H. Parke. Mrs Wall
bridge. Master Wallbridge. Mrs. Siive,
Mr.. U. Hobson. Mr.. E. Harrison. Mr..
Q. H. Berry. Mr.. ID. A. Chisholm. Mr..
W. n. Pullens. Mr.. and Mrs W. A.
Bryan. Mr.. A. W. Jaques. Mr.. R. Nc
Kay. Mrs. NJ H. Jewett. Mr.. A. Ser
wen. Mr.. A. r. Low. Mr.. W. Nenery.
Mr.. E. W. Mulligan. Mr.. F. ]. Fries.
Mr.. II. H. Mace. Mr.. H. n. Breimer.
Mr.. A. MeNicholl, Mr.. ]. wilkie, Mr..
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Commodore seekley's Report.

Purser George Beekley OF the Kinau
reports that the steamer Hawaii will
arrive this morning with so head of
cattle from the Woods ranch at Ko-
hala and load of Laupahoehoe sugar.
The Kaiulani viii be in about the mid.
die of the week with cattle also from
the Woods ranch and ookala and Ku-
kaiau sugar. The wreck OF the steam.
er kilohana at Lahaina has been wash
ed high and dry by the southerly wind
and sea lately prevailing and is now
in plain sight on the beach. The big
rains have frightened the outlook in
the Hamakua and Kohala districts and
a great crop is predicted for the com
ing year.
The purser OF the Aorangi reports
that no sailing vessels were sighted
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Nc RrYde Notes.

L. E. Pinkham. who has been boring
plantation. has struck fine flow CT
water in two wells and is very much
pleased with the success of the borers.
The damage done by the recent
storm on Kauai to the new ten million
gallon pump of the McBryde Sugar
Company is not as serious as was at
first anticipated. The fly wheel Is
broken and the other repairs to the
machinery will cost in the neighb r
hood of $4,000.
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YESTERDAYS WEATHER.

Diamond Head Signal Station. %
p. m--Weather thick: wind fresh. Ne
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SAILED FOR HAWAII.

From San Francisco. Nov. Is. bark
W. B. Flint, for Honolulu
From Port Ludlow. Nov. Is, school-
er Okanogan. for Honolulu.
From San Francisco, Nov. 16, bark
Olympic. for Honolulu.
From Newcastle, schooner Honoipu.
for Kahului.
From Tacoma. Nov. u. ship Stand
ard. for Honolulu.
From Pisagua. Nov. Z. schooner John
ID. Tallant. for Kahului
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DEPARTURES.

Saturday, November "a.
Str Maui. Sachs. for Kahului, Ha-
moa, Kipahulu. Kapaa, Mahukena, Pa
auhau. Kukaiau, Ookala. Laupahoehoe
and Papaloa. Returning will take cat
tie from Kawaihae for Honolulu.
Str Waialeale, Green. for Makaweli.
Sch Eureka, Schon. for Eureka.
R. NJ. S. Aorangi for the Colonies.
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ANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN
Royal AL line.


B. Honolulu, and Brisbane Q,
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers due and to sail for the
next thirty days are as follows:
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ARRIVED FROM HAWAII.

At Port Townsend, Nov. IA, bark
Fresno, from Honolulu.
At New York, Nov. 13, ship H. B.
Hyde. from Honolulu.
At New York, Nov. II, ship |. F.
Chapman, from Honolulu.
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II. Rogers. Mr. W. Winter. Mr.. J..
David, Mr. R. NJ. Lindsey, Mr.. ]. Dee,
Mr.. W. Stewart. Miss H. W. Merritt,
Mr.. Adams and 6S steerage.
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BORN.

WHITMAN-In Honolulu. November
24th, to the wife of d. E. Whitman.
son.