HAWAIIAN - eVols

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE !
M. RAPLBE,
HONOLULU :
"WIaVESDAY. MARCH 2. ISV.
IIV AlTIlOniTV.
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PS 0 GLAMATIOK,
KAMEHAIISLV Y, iy tie
Csrsat rfCW, of tbe Hawsiaa Isfeuarls.
TSVassj -
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BO PROCLAIM,
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llwit is.Of7X w2 aassi pieasare, is pr--
' tiiLt pritrL iia- - of Ocx Grjetsti- - !
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the jlft .j of tiw Leri-lau-rr
sjf Or. Kicaom, do i-e- e
atikOMnHMkOnaAfBMe-- y
-- 0, cfesate, asdaBBAetBre:
Mb, fcr e AV-f- of P.c Bfiai. from sfcea wSd dark msi-- aaaln--
IS "efcaet, iL, Swtda tbe itikfth bib cao ad m grape aboat
BafAMaWrfOnLiiOieitlteniisKisi. We stated
I iScbx Harad aad SeveatT.
Korsl st
Fahwx im Otm CSty f Hee--
Wy ofMarch, A. D. Oae
Ifieat HaaoW aad Sprea- -
aa At StveBa Year ef Oc
2. W. tfracHt.-K- .
Oar W Ittk af J 19tt,a Gtaivea--
aa4 Xavgauaa was
by His ExeeDaaey C
PfcjupoMjariarj, oa
fife &Maaa Majesty, aad M.
aVaaaekiaaaE. Ria r'lahii -
ia Ihi anaai i . hith lid Tnai n ,
aw ttj Oul. uliinl. and the
a the lt f De- - j
oaaabat, 1SOS, aad t, raerd iar word, as t
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laBBaM 1. Thjw sMI he reapmal
3tas--ai aad abe Iwaaaa Kiar--;
S. 'Ott . iiajt ihl ofHiiMajesty
1 Ac Xfeafts, aad tbe i
f HajfeOTthe Kbr f the
reew-- 1
of the BMtsi CbvotmI i
S. It k aaaWstood, however,
shot taw f aaiL .iiahiUuu- - da aat
iaaetaapr aa aay way with the laws, ordi-- j
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af eaaaaaave. aadWtrr aad aolee. that l
of tbe MMM7MC
to all nreesers.
AmnciM. . arh of the two ooainet- -
the power to ooh- -
Coava: Gaenl aad Oaasalar
pons of the '
ofthe other, which ;
Coaeaas Geataal ; Qmm!jmmv. A-- et.
t .
j
r poa taeir fine--
taaaa, exotfC aaVcr hawau. heea approved
b? the GoiuaiMAt I
ear which tbry as
omr all the laiiifagBJ, eii iiilioir- - aad
Ukoajat. to, or that air be i
to. the Cnai ai of the aaast &-- ;
aaboa. 1m case tbev rhald be
tiried to the airifts jjaatad to Coo-- 1
Fcaatoaaaaros- -
!
Tfce
biail e mi chad she eaastsof the
Hawaaaa Kiasdoaa. or aa Hawaoaa tcs--
sel the raattr of Paiii, the iaed
?bol give aid aad a:.i:taaor jbr
the sohrae of tbe cargo, aad for its res--
to taw owaeis.
Aancu c The fae.eae Caaveatioa of
Coaaaacie ilad of Xavi&aaa AmU iraiaia
aw fan i iti m m yeaas &oai the date of
of that Act. It any be re
st tbe in aamiija of the term of
j
4bkle 7. The coataiacd
ia tht imcjt Act. dtawa "J,DCte,a
the SoHhrh aad ia the Freaeb laasaase?,
the coa&aaaona of ike re--
to aat oaeet, exeeated taeasaal
I he ruhaaul at Paris, wkbw
Pans, l'Jtaae, lSSf.
C HE YjLMOXT.
On . r Stack ELETUS-A- l
pksbs ace hereby BouSed that
the said CanrcaiBOQ is to be regarded, ia
afl ias jwoii .iua , as part of tie pebKe
bvwot the Tnngdim, and respeeted ae--t
ai ajli
a CHixeis,
Miakter of Foreign Aurs. j
Fordes 03ee, Masch 1ST0. j
;
Cxaa. X. Ooues. Obicf Otrt f &elatrrjar OSes.
matet ike ftaaafaac af Feiebti aad.eajarcJ.
OagagaVatti - n rr aSuattaf Capt. A- - 5imltasi
aisalttisc. Firatf TbtanMbaiUiri;
aacaacm iaaayd tj At UA ftmx.. al le
rV aaeraa; ta tb Lawa rrrilaiirf tbe
J. O. Itaxixu.
6srat SaT'raf fials. ) Gaver&ca f Oaav.
Xan lift, lilt-- j
Saaz. iZ r rlrrtea af tbe GarcruKcst asd
As TrW ta wbaa oasSa saj be .dse at tbe j
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xaaa aetiariz5e
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,r. L. r t - t '
jtaa, sxx aa tbat das.
Bj rdn mt the ilizMrr rf Finare-Caa-a.
A- - Cajtlx.
SaiKnx af FabKe Aeeauu.
ZasasccBtfartcest. HatahJa, UarA Ttb IS75.
B. STrz.,Ef4 lu tees Jaaar cf tie
Gala frwaat aiti tbe apprava) cf Hi ExceBe&ej.
tVe aSsacr aTIuenar.
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TT. C. Paexr.
Sacafaia iiarri Sti. 1S7". axilal.
W a Owl: --it af ulc
soa
tmnv'i OSc. nahir liirci Tit lTt- -
Jim K-- Snra. eaT Kataa. ha dssjy arpefa-aa- af
Tn.iC af Imi. ttar DTt K Frrx. rtTd,
u nU k Tjet4 aeewJ5gsj'.
. Snrax H. Tmun.
AHKr Geer'" Se. Atttcsej tSeteraL
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Cocht Xrrs. His Majesty sailed a
the JTo-wT-r. ob TfcrcdsT hit. Sr .Moto-- T
fad. He MQbarted from tbe Esplanade ,
aa4at H Jtac, sader a sahitcfhra. tboxtr:lr)W. xo onr ewn fcafbor. It -- ift bet
wlttsre,
m kw fanfeer
srOcm
Aaaaout
oa
aa
afpaccted
BiMery b Poach BowL Hi Majesty
arrived at KamtaVaksi os tie idewg
(Trliay ) aotang
Yesterday,
His BreeHeocy J. O. Domiais and Hon.
Mrs. Doxawk. saSed ic tic IhnaA for
Malofad.
Ix oar isse at" tbe th iasr., we st--
trnytrd to show that tbe color ef raw
ar feraed bo jasx at its aetaal aan
wcwsicralao. "vVe staled tint there were t
feeler as, oae tfeossaBd two ssaarea i
asshrsis of froa ,060 to 10,000 toss oi j
p.Wel umc: evy vsrkty
;
Uks; avr diSsreat aaalysis of sagar from
oae ptaataaos, BaMbradv dark, rareiv
e Xo. i; atostlv aot over Xos.
IO aad 11, tbe aaalysis pectamag to
lSt.MO 9s showed caae sagar, ?i-- H ;
grape sagar. IJtS ; water, fec, 2.72; aad
lioas another pkatauoa. the ssgars of
which are aaffonaly white, the aaalysis
showed, o&ae, al.ST? ; grape, 5.141 ; other
laaMoc, S.01S; thas showiag a saperior
vtoreof SlOtoatbe i
arst, or dark sagat We ab potated out ,
- - 3 -- - '
. 1 r'
eaastaaees of sagar ia the process
aSeCtOA lt COIOr. IS te ,
ieOewMs: taWe, tae arst ooiaaa repre- -
i
seats the dereatplaataooasithead,
the aaaber of aaalvsis oa oaeii pbnta- -
Tl ,LTT-LJ- w
Tw7t,
;
tr- - the aah, the grape sagar,
aB tfce sixth, the ibreiga antter. This
IaMe li wrt tae perasat aad staay I
of oar roaaors.
3atpaf aiiyi 1 1 i
9 1SJS
i lis ij ijs j
Mt ai
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l sua SJW
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Gertaiaiy. tMs series ofaaalysis demoa-- i
strates, beyoad a'doabt, that color forms
ao reliable staadard to deterauBe the
vabte of raw agars for refining parposes.
I5gat beadrvd thoasaad poaads ofsagar,
sold frooa a plantation not averaging as
high as Xo. 11 ia color, contained ahuger
j
per ceatage of caae sagar aad less of ,
grape, tfcaa aay other, aad realised a ,
higher price accordingly. Indeed, it came 1
within foar per ceat. of tbe staadard of
good reSaed sagar. It had lees of im-
parities thaa aay other, aad stall was so
3 ct daties; wh3e
aaather, worth or per cent, fess to the
-
mmisnmw iMi iW ai
i,
Tlw. fo. iL--
- ,
Caawar.. UH?0S.
The latter, a light sagar, payiag
daay, had, to every
Fmsa taic.k w9i be v that law ream.
taa Tahte of she heat sasar ie this ease
w CMsiderabiv less data tfat of the j
dark sorar. whSst the daties were $10 i
per toa more.
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Tbns wehavedoaeoerdaty ia layiag'be-ibr- e i
oax readers iraportaat fact.-- uMtaeeted
with the color afsoffar. a iorideataJ to itf
naaatbctarebeK. Weregard the4aty of
thk joaroal to keep tbe people informed on
whatever is of importance to their bssi-ae-&
The sasar basiaess is tbe most
iatportani branch of industry to u.--. sad
k prowwr dailr marie so. Kolloriw in
hr-- tiaaa. ererr other branch of indBtrv !
partakes of its prosperity, or withers with
its adrersitv. TVe have not pretended to
eritieife Jade JioSsaii's decision it has
Bothinr to do with as; the action was
betTrees the American Government aad
soate of its ertiseas. aad ia its own eosrt.
Bat, what induced as to eater into this
iavestKatioB was the SBeeriag at good
ettirees for expressiBg their ojriaion,
thoagh those cxtkens are iaterested in
this saaoafactare to the exteat of tbe result
trfiheiadHjtry ofa Kfe-tim- e: aad tbereibre,
srbeH aaytbiuir of iaterest to tbat industry
oners itself to jwWic consideration, may be
presaraed to have a right to discuss it, and
if they ase so apbnudiai; or refiecting
terras towards others, may bare tbe riebt to
discuss it, witboat briagiBg upon them
selves oifeniive epithet or refections.
This press is traly IsDia-Exmrs- and
daims for every man ia this coantry a
right to express his opinions in a respect- -
fal aad gentlemanly manner, and a right
to challenge for those opinions the atten-
tion of the comracnity in which he dwells.
In these columns, no man's personal in- -
tcatft as iuicjer oi, vrvagut iu la -- ui-
served, but only the interests of the entire
pubfie, and that public the Jlawanan pub-li- e,
by which we mean, of every man who
casts his lot among us, for better or for
worse. "We have done our duty in this
matter, as we understand it, and .dismiss
it, not to recur to it again, unless, in the
course of litigation, something of interest
may be developed.
. "We shaH observe with great interest
the expedltioa tbst has been seat by the
TJnfied States to Midway Ishad, to deep-
en the entrance to tbe lagooa, so that it
nsay be made avaHable as a harbor for
steamships. Its experience in dredgiBg,
or blasting coral ree Hader deep water.
i.wiH.be --Taluable inowieilff to ns. and ifi i
SBecessfi:l wfll rexhans expbuR bow the
vn ofTrort mav be doae at the en--
quantities molasses
satisicrien, least, for taow, be through reconstruction the
that eorai reefe cas be rewoved, aad 4aJ itsolf. if reached all. This is the
what is the cost of sack woek, that we fiehl in which those interested in sugar
may estimate with some degree of certain- - j are working, whether their capital is in-i-v,
our ewa Job, shock! ever become j vested in refineries, in cropping canes
aeeessarytobeBBdertaiea. WeBeversee J Svun the elds:. and improvements in
a frigate, drawiag ranch be i sagar machinery the apparatus of
aaabie cwae iaslde, swiagiag at her
anchors outside, but tbe beaefii of baviag ;
be water oa the bar deepeacd, beooaies i
anparent. t
It istrae lhatSSj ieet tbe bar low I
water, is saScieat to allow eearly every j
cratt that has risked oar part To come i- -
side, bnt it is also trae, tbut oar harbor l
aifcat be aore vamable to tbe maaeiw i
oWaincd
of the Paciac if e entraace was deep j product in cryMais, witn- -
eaoasb be all tavil. avaikble wl 3BJ residaum of He has
ferthe largest steamers aad ships-of-w- ar I ade this subject a specialty for many
that either now, May avi-- ' years, and is confidrnt that he,has diseov--
this Ocean.
I ered a process which is effectual and
YTith the new impetas, that is aow be-- '
P "s PpBuon than the
"
ia-- sivea steam lines, aad the prospect j P111 B0W cfe-- that
tbarthe
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Prore Ae Bt2it.v of hk
fcu--e steamers of the Chiaa
f
a1- -
?rowenf' BOt eslen-uestio- a
Bae mav stop a 5ire Wt b
! alreay
worthy of our coasideratioa, bv
ke the from the
wbat ntbe ebaaa mav be deernod". I ,H
1ti. j 3 n.j .1.1. '
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ha se u
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aad of it. eeastmctias the Esplanade, was
T .
. w , .....
tae tr, ov removia; tae saad taat lies '
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there, tbe of wmcb would deepen ;
tthe waierironi lVX lets, Bat oar .
experiment on the W was a faihuv. ibrit '
,
sno-ibl-e :o orara'
fully, as the of the sand, packed '
as it is the uneven aad raz-je- surface
of the coral, the depth of thTwater, ami
especially the sweB of the sea, even
ia the calmest aad awst favorable times, -
coasidred defeat the attemK to !
the dredire. The rise aad fall of the boat
tbe sea, was demoralizing the move-- !
meats of tbedipjer, as it descended the !
v.,..m a ,!.. i, a . )
.
lifting and removal Coral tboagh too '
i
hard be dredged, is too soft, and porous
to be blasted with powder, and is there-
fore a somewhat ditSeak obstacle be
removed by aay laeaas that we know oi in
the ordinary method of sabaariae work.
Proposals dig down the bar several
ears ago, were advertised home and '
abroad bv the Goverameat, and persever- - i
iag aBd liberal offers were made for any
r.ersontotmdertaketbewbaadaccomifch
the work, bnt no one has yet appeared, able
'"?-"---- "
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lejs to agree do A coral reef, under
twenty feet of water on the open ocean, ,
a tough matter to deal with. J
have
and
back
left
acting
of aad Japan Kne
JL was not
;
sam appropriated be sata- - ,
eaeat to do work Such
rijhr
been
Harbw will asain ha to pass ,
preseat i
order gain
B3L
The tbe to
-
is feet,
entrance ieet the
the is mile.
very is
the island mile
half, from bar
is fall of coral water
one
intended to
the reef,
in
and to break
the in will then be lifted
up to means of cam
removed of
is person has
is can manage
coral reef, other
kinds ofrock.
"When been
be only
to will the area
be the time cost of
the
to port few
shall learn what
and
likely to succeed.
be
The of ami
prices and third su-
gars, are upon
as every on our
"With all the attention that been giv-
en, to the
and the amount of second su- -
some at bs to reached of
at
so
on it or
so water as to and re--
to
oa at
to
or
te
no
to
and
here, it becomes
to
jmce
removal
10 foer
firmaess
on
more
to work
on to
to
to
to
to
at
to it.
is
to
to
who
whether
islands
cars bv hisrh at hisih boiling with
.
our style of bo decided
progress has tnade in this
and-w- e tanst
of the are
by the notice of
the and are pressed
apou the of growers,
VTe notice the by the
f Mr. who has come
here, we for of
the nwk-- e of oar
etbod of caae
milL are not with de--'
taas hL, process, but that he,
hU on the Uat
there is bo
:n the cane, and that
the dark color of tbe arises from
fnhc tlw tntmArr ftf lb iniw tti
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course oi us reaueiion io me lorra.
faults he asierts can be
... ....
11131 lHe "Je SBa.. not
color
S. not Ae
of molasses. The susrar can be turned
any ape fiom solid concrete,
lShi grocery grades, or white
Be- -
Li what Gardiner asserts his
ana wui ao, ana we
that he may be able to his
idan the satisfaction onr surar rrow- -
ers. toril successicLit place
IT
way ib aavance oi meinoas. oi
suar isakimr.
Me. Edttos: writer ia yocr kst coder
the hc4 Piaxi Bovi aad has re-ff-
aad wed to Ptaui &ucTs resarki.
afx3 xuse abeot the -- Master aad law"
of Feb. 16. He has
and lopciV. a article. I
caaoot s&i to what he has so weM said, asd
llet fi"w? seatesce as arech
' P" ts .coom
so : -- Any late fke jxa- -
Us
. to
a. ld.rr cmKnrf. i bt a
tibial cS 1 to add a few remark,
opoa this TMwal and the par- -
'Sl,
eeeBce.
.
'
oat the tao--t carefal asd pertica- -
UHr so. tbe seas the crest bod v
, fcF.fC(, hr j.m- - ,rj :'.
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to protect men in the exercse their .
who wosld thm wmr.tr
j
As PukA Botrl says, -- they made the ,
!
of jodety." and to write of a
Vitt. always carries in it--
tbe lBeaDic" ,ba! U wronged. But
to Bon!r- - '? cfc"1 Wnud- - U in,
vroce acd would be uw
, . . , . .
cept to fcarty. and when said "if a man
in doieg wrong, bis person U not too sa-
cred to be made to do right I did not think it
a? wa of a certain to
say. it tbe rijhu some one
else. 23 tltis law i$ cade to secure to ev-
ery one the rigid to do what bis own
and insy dictate, without with
tJitpe of others, it wonld be a -- Wow ai to
iaterfere with tbat right, and when it
would be a not to for
the protection of bctb by enforcing upon
the doer of the of
Ms chosen would be detriments!
to the morel good of to have it understood
tbat for this peces wrong fraud
really there w do redress- - I ftiH fed (hare-fir- e,
thit tbe law U based cpon the eternal rule
of nght, of enrestrained liberty for nun to make
just sscb contracts as own of bu
and interest dictated, and when mid?,
of enforcirg its if be will
fatly wrong? the p who has confided bio.
lftbe law can beaaesded ft tbe better, amend
it-- hot do aot both liberty and
tbe of it-- All is not pro--jr-
and true In tbe ze
one of tbe aest writers and
omaaienU of tbe bar. uttered on a
subject, Lst quite as to this: "It
really becoming to tbat
cheating Is cheating, and U
of by -- We
bappwess are counted ituKetcNe rishts.
Bnt we are sow the opportaaitr
tbe3Iidwa'v teitfodtn of these
to see eoralreef attacked,
. " nrbts weoM be to take them both inr. by
Island, and shall team, what can be : ,
hibitoatr a taaa froa tsakic? ?oco a contract as
wnhiwhereappbances meaasarenot ,
fcfaH bi, s,, Up
tbe
;
Ir TOC ;,y Mt BBW 5t
TJ. S. Steamer --SV-cir, that nas to bhn. asd lis true intrrtreqsire
HoBolcla on the 1Mb instaat, has been j tfei? retraiat to be pat upoa ram. you deprire
detailed, to go to assist ; ha of las rijht to jade and te act for hmseif
the eoBtractors who have undertaken the ; hat be tbwks inttrests acd b,
and wiM meet the sehooner that q: ' brt. yoo km
' iSeoaUe Ws
boaad tbere from Saa Francisco, with tbe Mi
- bis own war. aad voa do tbi? to as voo far,
aea and macbiBes that have beea sLipjied . fryjo.
" '
for the work. In tbe winter of tbe m m tihtIi ,fce w
of tbe States appropn-- : raeB. to preTe that the U ab-
ated j4).000 for the essariiy sood. bot law is iaitfated by
to WelPs tbe bigooo has been ; sech sen as the late Jed;e Lee aad these
ia order that it mav be made, if with biei and by men of aH shades of
!
a for tbe stm-- , Jion throe? years, it is siroau
ers tbe Chiaa of tbe P.
i. Compaav. It btJiered j
that the wooid
the required. ;
of
of
of
licenfe.
of
grave as tbe possibility ; a, fej a Uit and
of at all, that oaly con-- , eacated aeB io its faror.
dition tbat tbe mosey be placed The declaration that hi is based apoo
under tie direction of the ",te ersal rale of is declared inejea-th- e
aad tbe work bein" s"6- - I nr he wronz that rieht
ir - . asd wnff do aot exist bv of
mereiv prenmtaarv trial snrvev, was the - -
' or barsao laws. The latter
Wlen the . .
expenditure pres- -
tte neceiiiti
eat appropriation shall have expe- n-
ded. ve
through Congress, and a moderate
bill of in a place I
in future appropriation j
water on bar aeeordin-- z the j
survev ' of Commander Walker, !
of the Jjxiciranno, the width ;
of 540 : from entrance
anchorage aboat a quarter of a
Tbe anchorage is limited,
from sand aboat a and a
and the the
knolls, tbat shoals the
in spots two fathoms.
The be followed in re-
moving as we understand it, is
powder underneath the ledges, or
extensive drills, so as
rock pieces, which
the by books
and cranes, and oat the way.
The contractor a had
experience in submarine blasting,
and confident, that he to
blow up as readily as
this has demonstrated as
possible done, the point remain-
ing be determined be,
excavated, and the
the whole operation.
By return of the Sagiwite, which
vessel will come this in a
weeks hence, we has been
accomplished, the" experi-
ment is Her report will
most inter
nusaleableness nrolasses, low
forsccond
serious drawbacks profits,
planter wH knows.
has
wdnang of
increasing
beyond
aolasM.'s.
hereafter,
Birx- -
lagoon,
doubtless
limine
present jrf!,
Wen direction.
believe that improvements
daetion juice to crystals,
broaght inventors
pabJk, frequently,
attention sugar
arrival Ifogs
Gardiner,
understand, the purpose
briagwg to planters, a
maaijwdating juice, which
AYe aeqsauued the
oWrve
reasaaior
proposition
mobsses
crvtals
? in
soua
These corrected.
,
ca3DScs juice
materiaflv deteriorate the of the su- -
production
ln to
even re- -
apparatus process nope
demonstrate
to of
will us a irreat
f
r
present
iaac
R?paT
afely
Sonant's
ia year paper
eeerteosrly coarteocs
I
,b embodies
eonteMW tr
ia lew word prokAUimg
ar.Maa.fe-cim- y fmltaxl
axy
jus&cc' bee
salgct. Liberty
II" J12 '.
esarswstioe
whew oonraoD
;, it j,
Stated
ht xninst lhna?
are r
protection trrony
connediun Kith
fonsebody
tnari&tmtr u a human
..
I
cecesrary. I writing law.
if interferes with
Now- -.
jadzement
interest interfering
liberty"
exercUed.
-- dedal justice" provide
parties
wrong either party faI6llment
obligations. It
society
of a
a
bi judgement
happiness
justice, in fslGHment
rty in
destroy joitiec in
garb protecting change
Hbrty u cot
American
recently
differ-
ent applicable
u necessary remember
robbery robbery.and
iliitbeau quoted another: toon get
to
a at
done
pro--
reqoir-waatin- g
to apandsastaia attack. wlwre
The j
to Midway island,
bappiae
defpoticaBy deprive of
"fM
ia
rd
Coagress Uaited
deepening entrance j l where a
Harbor, as
named, sssained
possible, coating station s loceseries of
j
6.
doabu existed to proportim profssioaal
its being done on prnaoonce
shook ! th
Secretarv of'
Xavr, deemed ;
in bv opiaioo.
reason statutory
a
eaactroeats reneraBv
authorized.
"Well's
estimates,
a
lieutenant
it
to
distant
inwards
plan
to
place
large
surface
large
to
to
estins.
to
answered
nf
.In
of
perfect
r,
di.c$lrd with those who are not ratisEfJ with
aay tbiEg.
rrotoctioo sboaM be utec&d to evtrr one,
iugh and low, Hca and poor, rithoat fartKlity to
ay. Xttther rich w pwr shonM be pertaHtd
to chit. or rob, or wrooj each othr unJrany
fwiw (cvtecceoi prejrny rifht. amljrhifn
the right 5s weured and tlse roKg redressed
withoat rttrtiaKty. alt shook! be satuSevl Thrse
aw ny rtews and the crouml for them in fcrief,
thj mar be wroagaad others who differ from
theei be richt. 1 can only say that th? reason
far theei $eem to n condasire, whoa thj do
not I shall be reaJy to adopt any that are more
satisiactorT.
p.
Supmur CourtIn Baaco,
J.VXCART tkkx. 1ST0,
Powf Xiemw rs. Jiwrpi LortS irf IXrmVf li.
Action of Ejectment asd for mesno profiu.
The case was submitted on the following agreed
facts:
The plaintiff claims under a lease from the
rrincess Victoria Kamamaln and M. Krknanaoa.
dated Jan. 1. 1554. for tha term of twenty years
from its date, which lease was. duly acknowledged,
aad recorded March 30. 161.
The defendant are in possession c.f the prem-
ises, the asDoal rental and profits of which are
Eve daars. and have held possession thereof
siece April 11. 1S65. onder a deed of conveyance
from Charles C Harris. Trnstee of the aid lrin-ce- ss
Victoria Kimareilu. dated April 11. 1S65.
which deed was dnly acknowledged and recorded
on the day of its date. The said Charles C
Harris eiade acd executed the said deed' under
aad by virtue of a deed of trust from the said
Priacess Victoria Kamasvala to him, dated April
S. 1564. and dnly acknowledged and recorded April
11. ISSt. which said deed of trust conferred the
power to coKeet and pay debts, bnt gave no ex-
press power of sale.
The pbintirl made demand cpon the defendants
for possession before the action was brought.
Tbe deeds referred to are filed.
TV". C. Jones and F. If. Harris for plaintiff.
H. Thoapsca for defendants.
Hieiwixi J. : The plaintiff's lease was dnly
executed asd recorded before the defendants'
deed of conveyance. It U unnecessary to con-
sider the validity of the trustees conveyance
seder bis power, althocgh it would seem that the
defendants received good lecal title. See Good-
rich vs. Proctor. 1 Gray. 569 ; Parker vs. Con-
verse. 5 76, 336 ; Baldwin vs. Timmins. 3 IL,
302.
Bat tbe trustee could convey no better title.
aBd no larger estate, than his beneficiary had. and
his deed ooiy purports to convey - all her estate,
right, title, interest, property, possession, claim
acd demand." The estate which remained in the
Princess Victoria, or in those holding coder her.
during the continuance of the lease, was an es-
tate in reversion, and the defendants, as grantees
oT the reversion, have an estate in remainder,
which will entitle thera to possession only upon
the termination of the lease. Burde vs. Thayer.
3 Met 77.
The plaintiff is entitled to the writ prayed for
io his coauiiaint. giving him possession of the
premises usder his lesse. acd aKo to mesne
profits at the annual rental agreed upon, from
date of April 11. 1 665. and costs. Let judgment
be entered aeeordinclv- -
Tex Ykit ef tbe Emperor of Austria totbeSnltan
was alteadet with a cturacterUtic act of coortesy
oa Uic part of tbe latter. It U well known tbat tbe
library of Mattbew Conlcuj, King of Hungary, a
captured dsriag tae old wars and transferred to tbe
Seraglio. Tbis bit beea a matter of wonder to
EaropeaEs, as bela; supposed to comprise many
classic treatise. TbU, however, it out, we. believe,
tbe case but the books are cbiefly ecclesiastical. Tbe
Saltan presented to the Emperor four of the band-some-
of tbe boukr, bearing tbe arms of their for-
mer owars. They are, tates tbe Lmat Herald, a
folio of St. Augustine, De Cititate Del ; twelve com-
edies of Flautes; a trctise on Rhetoric, by George,
of Trebiroed; and apirtion of a Latin trauilatsou
of the History of Foljbini. Tbe Emperor baa
achieved popularity in Hungary by placing these
ia tbe National Library at Pestb.
PACKET .LINKS.
For San Francisco.
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ITa threeParth5 af her earr" enpraged, and will
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la-t- f
Agent.
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Company '
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Set ween Honolulu k San
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lorfy Mar MSaarjr MtjfrWy JtaT STtnn'j Jon
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Liberal Ailrances .Made on all !SliIp
nicnts per Steamer,
i Freight tor Sac Francuco will be received at tbe
steamer! Wareboiue, and rceei.ti for the fame,
given by tle unJemyiied. Xi eharje for ttarage
ar cartage. Fire Buka in Warehcnte, not taaen by
thr Ccmpasy.
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g Teaaelf . Parueular care taken cf Sbiposenta of
Freit- -
All anlera fat Gods to be purchased ia San Fran-
cisco will t received, and filled by return of Steamer.
r5bipmenta from cn and tbe United Statea,
intended for tbeae Ialanda, will be received by tbe
Company In San Franciaeo, it consigned to tbetn, and
be forwarded by their Steaceri to Honolulu, Fin
or Chikcz, except actual outlay.
are reqnerted io tale"tbeir tieketa
Ufore 1" o'drck on tbe day of failing, and la pro-ca- re
tbeir Paffporu.
Eilla agaiuit tie Steamer muit be
before two o'clock on tbe day of failinc, or
ttey wilt bare to lay over till tbo return of the
Steamer for fettlemest.
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Assignrnent Notice!
J AUKS A. JlEDEIltOS, bavin;
Mil. an aingsmect thu day, ta C. 11. Learcri,
ic all bu property fur tbe tecefit of hia eredilora. all
creditor! f tLe Kttate are requited to band ia tbeir
elaimj, and all periem bnin tbe Kttate will pleaie
make immediate payment to V. Knodtea.at Waimea.
or to
C. V. LEWEE5,
Uonolnlo, Feb. lftb. 1870. Ajiigoee.
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MA (obtusCiaDy built. ISztd Ieet. with
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For particular! apply to
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is qcarta acJ pmta a i'ew
Invoice, reirci ei K. C. WTLIE, and :oralt by
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From the East and Europe,
via San Francisco,
iXD BY- -
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A LARGE & VARIED
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
Ordered nnl Selected
Expressly for this Market!
AXOSS WHICH AKK
Downer's Kerosene Oil,
Charcoal Irons,
Rubber Hose. J a I Inch, Hose Pipea,
Bet Leather ,Beltin;r3 a i inch wide,
Dengtaaa Pumps. numben ,
Galr'd Malleable Thimbles, for tailmakera uie.
Furniture Varnish, Coach Yarnuh,
Spirits Turpentine, Boiled X Raw Lintecd Oil,
Ilubliuck Pure While Lead A: Zinc
PAINTS in Oil and Dry.
A large assortment of paint, varnish, white-wai- h
and scrub brushes.
Axe Handles, Sledge Handles. Pick Handles,
Plane Handles, Chisel Handles,
Kerosene Stoves
Patent Balances, to weigh from 300 to S00 lbs.,
Platform and Counter Scales.
Solid Socket Garden Hoes, Planters' Hoes,
Horse Hoes, Cultirators,
Eagle, Xo. 3 and Xo. 30 Plows, and extra beams
and handles for same,
Whiffle-Tree- s, for Double k Single Teams,
Canal and (tardea Wheelbarrows,
Be?t Eastern Brooms. Stable Brooms.
Street Brooms, American Carriage Whips,
Bridle Ornaments, Black Walnut and Rosewood
Drawer Knobs, assorted sites,
Oalranlied Washers, Hair Patent Axles.
Brass and Iron Screw Eyes, Barllett'a Blacking,
Tacks, assorted siiea, from 3 to 30 ot,
Tinned Tacks for Clothing,
Light and Heary Strap Hinges, ass'd sises,
Collins' Picks, assorted weights.
Cat Spikes, assorted sises,
Ilingham Backets,
Brass-boun- d Cedar Tubs and Pails,
Fancy Door Jlnts.
- , Shoe Miapes, Ilorax, Chain,
Ship aad Deck Spikes,
Mattrass Springs, Picture Card and Tassels,
Ship Seniors, Ceeoa-handl- e Butcher Knives,
Milk Bcekets, Hunting Whips,
Table Cutlery,
Wade and Butcher's, and
Westenhelm's Pocket Cutlery.
Wade i. Butcher s Razors,
Liseu Cambric Handkerchiefs.
Turkish Towels, Fine Flannels,
Thompson's Glove-Pittin- g Corsets
Furniture Damask,. Linen Table Damask,
Hoyle'a Prints,
Blacksmith's Anvils,
Bleekftoith's Bellows, assM 20 to 30 inch.
Solid Patent Box Vises and Bench Vises,
Blaeksmith'a Cast. Steel Hammers and Sledges,
Jack Screws, assarted sizes.
Sets af Stocks and Dies.
Galvanized Iron Wire Webbing,
Breiss c&s Iron Wire
of assorted sizes.
Cast Steel, ass'd sqnare. octagon and round,
Bat Xails and Roughs,
Cooper's Ritets, Copper Rivets and Burs,
Galvanized Tubs and Pails,
Oos, Spades and Shovels,
Spear t Jackson's and Bradshaw's Cross-c-
aud Rip Saws, of all sizes,
Mayikle's C. S. Hammers. XV 1.2 and 3,
Jointers, Smooth, Fore and Jack Planes,
Faney Planes, Socket. Framing A Firmer Chisels
Gonges, SpoSurd's Braces nod seta Bits,
Augurs, small, medium ami large, --
Gimlets, Saw Files, Chalk Lines and Reels,
Carpenters' Pencils, Squares,
A Splendid Assortment or Door Locks,
Door A Shutter Ilolttf,
Cupboard CatcItcM,
"Window
JBoItM and Ilinse,
Sliding Door Bail and Hollers,
Cut and Wrought Hails,
Circular S ii. av k ,
assorted, from 8 to 10 inch, crois-eu-t and rip.
Flles of all Bllaacajs,
Tot Machinist's, Blacksmith's k Carpenter's use.
Doubie Barrelled Shot Guns,
Powder, Shot, Percussion Caps,
Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks.
Sheet Pipe. ' Sheet aLead,
A 3D
A Full Assortment ef Carriage Material.
ALL OF OUR GOODS
WILL BE SOLD
At the Lowest Market Price
.
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LEGAL NOTlES
Supreme Courtla Prolte..
Ia the matter of the Estate of) Itrort Mr. Joities
S. P. N'01IK., of Honolulu. V Wipmu,, la
deceased. J chamber?.
KKADING and Hliiis; the Petition of
OX F. JUDP. Adtniaistratur of th KjU; ef
S. P. S0UF.A, deceasel, praying for aa order or sal
of certain pieces of land is Kaalhee, Kailua. Koolau.
poke, Oahu, belonging tu said deceased, aad setting
fvrth certain legal reasons why such real estate
should bo sold ;
II is herebr ordered that THURSDAT, th tth day
of April', A. P. ISrO. at 10 6'etoelt A. M..-b-t and tlr
same is hereby appointed the time of hearing tha
said application, and all objections that aay bo offer-
ed thereto;
Audit tsfurtherorderedthatacopyof this order ba
published ia the Hawaii
(1 AziTts and Ka Atf Ocoi ,
newspapers published in Honolulu, for three inecesslta
weeks.
s By.ordtr ol th Court.
it A L i till n. anAu,
10-- 3t Deputy Cltrk.
Supreme Court.
In the matter of the Bankruptcy )
of JOHN II. BBOVrX. J
JOI1.V It. HKOWN, or lloaolula,. having
before the Hon. II. A. WIDKMASN. Jus-
tice of the Supreme Ccurt, and declared himself a
bankrupt, us provided In section 861 of the Civil
Code, it waa this day ordered by the said Justice,
that THURSDAT, tha ith dy of March, lust., at
10 o'clock A. M- -. at tha Court Room of tbo Supremo
Court, Honolulu.be ther time aad place to hear and
decide the ouestloa of bankruptcy, aad that notice of
such hearing bo published in the Hawaiian (lAtrrrr
for all persona therein concerned to appear and show
cause, if any there be, why the said John H. Brown
should not be decreed bankrupt.
By order of the Court.
v. TV ru.v
Honolulu. March U. 1870. 9 St
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian.
Islandsin Prohate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Wm. It. BRAT, of
Honolulu, Deceased.
TO AN ORDER OF THE
PURSUANT VTIDEMAXX, Justice of said Court,
in Probate, tnade on tha 9th day of .March, A. D.
1ST0. notice Is hereby given, that THURSDAT. tbe
Slth day or March. A. D. 1ST0, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
of said day, at the Court Room or said Court, at
Honolulu, in the Island of Oahu, haa beea appointed
as the time aud place for hearing the application of
0. Hannah Bray, widow of Wm. H. Bray, deceased,
for the issuance of letters of administration to some
suitable persou. when and where any person may
appear and contest the same.
WALTER R. SEAL, Deputy Clerk.
March th, 1S70. 9 It
List of Jurors drawn for the
April Term, 1S70. Supreme Court.
S. K. Rawsou, T. McDonnell,
C. F. Poorer, George Clark,
L. L. Torbert, C. L. Healths,
SM. Damon, R. GUliland,
II. Melneruy, llagh Melntyre.x,
J. Ritson. James, Benton,"..
George
G. ir. Norton, C. STders,
J. S. Waller, J. Piekford,
J. Tibbettt, D. W. Brown,
Frank Brown. George Williams,
Wm. Bennett. Rob't Lewers,
C. E. Williams, J. II. Wood.
L. McCDLLT, Clerk.
March 11th. 1ST0. 9 St
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian
IslandsIn Probate.
In the Matter of tbe Cute of) Notice surPnblieatkm of time
John Wienberg; cf IIODO.rappotntMrbrhearl&gappltca-lalu- ,
Oahu, deceased. ) ttonfurleUersbfaJinistration
TO AN ORDER ol the
PURSUANT Widemann, Justice of said Court,
in Probate, made on the fourth day of March, A. n.,
ISTO, notice is hereby given, that. THURSDAY m
31sr oar or MARCH, a. n.. ISTO, at 10 o'eloek A.
., of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, at
Honolulu in tbe Island of Oahu, has been appointed
as the time and place for hearing the application of
George. Williams for the issuance of letters of admin-
istration to him. when and where any person inter-
ested may appear and contest the same.
WALTER R. SEAL. Deputy Clerk.
Dated March 4th, ISTO. lt.
Circuit Court Maui. .
.It Chambers. Laluina, Maul, Dec Stth IMS. lion. A. 8.
Ilartwell, Justice of tbe Supreme Court.
READING aad Gliug the petitioa of
ON Kuemoo Kipp, praying for a divorce from br
husband James Kipp, on the ground of his wilful and
continued desertion of her for three successive years.
IT WAS ORDERED by the said Justiee, that the
said petition will come on to be beard on the first day
of next June Term, of tbe Circuit Court at Lahaina,
before the presiding Justice at Chambers, notice
thereof being given by previous publication In the
Hawaiian Gaiettk, for three successive months.
THOMAS SIIIEL. Clerk.
Licences Expiring in March, 1870.
OAHU-Hono- lulu : Stb, S. M. Calter.Fort
RETAIL, Singer,MaunakeasL;Stb,UrunwaId
t Shultze, Maunakea St.; 14th, I. Richardson, Fort St.;
:oth.Flsehev A Both. Fort St.: 10th, Fosbrooko, Fort
St.; 10th. Lum Tai. Beretania St.; ntn. J. Perry. .o.
nana St.; 31st, A. Manuel, King St.; 30th, Brewer fc
Co., Queen St.; lain. Fai Shun, .Nuuanu St.: lith, U.
W. Norton, Esplanade. Waianae: 18th, Achoogi
Lata: 17th. U. Aebeter. Kaalaemi : 37tn, nawai &
R. Beck. MAUI Makawao : 1st, Kuhi. Mooloa :
1st. Laeloa. Wailuku : 10th. W. Enos. HAWAII.
S. Kona : 2!d. I. Corea. Waiohinu : 28th, Cbnng
Hoon. Keaubou : Id, G. W. Jones. Onotnea: Stb,
AhlaACo. lido: Stb.Akau: 12th,Akina, KAUAI
Hanalei: 21st, Ah Toan i Oh ok a. Knloa: I.
Pinkham ; lfitb, Ah Mazi. Kealia : 1st, E Krull.
Lihur : Tth, Plantation; 13tb, Faeshun.
WHOLESALE Honolulu: 13th. Chulau Bros..
Nuuanu at.; 30th, Brewer A Co., Queen st.
WHOLESALE SPIRITS Honolulu : 13th, M. C.
Challamel, Nucanu St.
PUBLIC SHOW Honolulu : 6th, Eng. Comp'y
No. 2.
BUTCHER Honolulu : 6th. S. Ridley.
HORSE Honolulu . 10th, Kelly. No. 151; 10th,
Naki Keopnbiwa, No. 152 ; 21th, Bapa, No. 153.
BOAT Honolulu : 11th. 0, Tyler, No. 32. HA
WAII Illlo: Hth. I. Upa; 4th. Nepeabi.-AUCTIO-
HAWAII J. 11. Coney, 15th.
VICTUALING Lahaina z 11th. Kapookea.
Istekiob Orricc. 1st 5Iareb, ISTO.
POB RENT!
ffffo A LARGE aad Desirable Residence,
IsMbL with yard, and all the necessary
in the most pleasant part of the town.
Enqnireof J. R. KINNET,
9lm
No. 160 Nouanu Avenue.
ADMINISTKATOR'S NOTICE !
UNDERSIGNED HAVING I1EEN
THE appointed Administrators of the Estate of
tbe late WILLIAM ENOS, of Wailuku, Island of
Maui, deceased, request tbat all persons owing said
estate will make immediate payment to, and all per-
sons having claims against said estate are requested
to exhibit tbe same, with the necessary vouchers,
duly authenticated, whether secured by mortgage or
otherwise, to Thps. W. Everett, one of the adminis-
trators of said estate at WaDuku, Island of Maul,
within six months from the date of publication of this
notice, and if not so presented they will be forever
barred.
TII03. W. EVERETT,
IIANU ENOS,
Administrator of tbe Estate of William Enoi.
Wailuku, March 12tb. 18T0. ' 9 U
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