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trrwfi M ' ,--. . -A - -r w - -w -w v l -w w -m --y '"-'-- i BULLETIN No. 172. HONOLULU, H. I., SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1882. SpMcrlptlon CO Cents per Uontb. V 1 J THE DAILY BULLETIN Is published ovory morning by the Daily Bulletin PunusniNO Co., nnd circulated throughout tho town, and forwarded to the other Islands by every opportunity. Subscription, CO r.t.i. per month. G. Causon Kknyok, . . Editor. All business communications to be ad. dressed, Mutineer Dally Bullotln, Post Office Box No. M. J. G. Clevioh, Manager. LATE FOREIGN NEWS. London. t The following is General Alison's report : Tho object of my reconnnissanco was attained, and 1 determined to withdraw. This movement was car ried out with most perfect regularity and precision. The troops fell back by alternate corapanicH with tho re gularity of field day. Every attempt by tho enemy to advance was' crush ed by the beautiful precision of tho forly-pouiulcrs and tho steady firing of the nine-pounders. The losses of the enemy appear to have been very great. They were so dispirited that, contrary' to the usual practice of Asiatics, they made no attempt to follow up our withdrawal. As a re connaissance, the success of our move was all that I could wish. I regret to state- that our loss was somewhat heavy. Lieutenant Wyse was one of the most promising officers I ever met. Our total loss was four killed and twenty-nine wounded; Alexandria, Auo. 7. Ouo of the two attack ing trains Saturday had empty trucks in front to test the line. The track was found torn up near the junction, and the train had to stop to replace the rails more than once Lieut. "Wyse fell while gallantly pressing to the left-wing of- the at tack. He was shot in the left groin and died almost immediately. His servant carried hini off the ground under a heavy fire. - When the British fired from both sides of the anal the enemy fell into confusion, which greatly increased when the rifles opened their fire. Twelve rebels were found dead in the first line of the inticnchments, nine in the second, and a large num ber further on. Another account states that Lieut. Wyse bled to death as the arteries were severed. II is comrades carried back the body tinder a tremendous lire. Two wounded men were nblo to use their rifles covering the retreat. The ground was strewn with the rides aud accoutrement of the enemy. Mirny, of the enemy threw themselves into the canal and wero drowned or shot a they swam across. When the marines fell back the movement was steadily carried out in the good, old fashion of the British soldiers. When a man fell his next file would cry out for a stretcher and stand by with his rifle all ready until the wounded man was carried away. Twenty Bedouins have been ar rested at Rainlch. The enenry are bus burying tho dead of Sunday. Scouts report .the number of Egyptians killed at 350. Eight spies were captured at Alex andria on Monday. A captured officer states that Arabi Pasha is collecting a large force on the Sweetwater Canal near Jsmailia, consisting of 5,000 regular infantry, 5,000 Bedouins, 1,000 cavalry and nine Krupp guns. Constantinople. Auo. C. It is stated Russia re joined tlio Conference on account of the assuring explanations given by England. Auo. 7. An unpleasant feeling has been caused by bending to the Porto an account of the hoisting of the English flag on the public build ings when the British occupied Suez. The Porte has been assured that tho raising of the ling has no pignill cance. The flag displayed was that (Continued on pago 4.) B. F. EHLERS & Co., All tho latest Novelties in Fanoy Goods 71 GRAND Goods solds 9 W M Ps. from 30 to u per cent below the usual prices during the next 30 days. A. WL Mellis, New York Life K0N0LULU vN rjtl vr2 vv i Assets, $17,000,000. Surplus, 810,000,000. Purely Mutual. This Company issues every desirable form of policy. Tho tontino policy issued by this Company yields better returns than those offered by any other company. For particulars apply to 71 C. O. BERGER, General Agent Haw'n Islands. A. KRAFT, JEWELER,JOPTICIAN, Dealer In Hawaiian Curiosities. Store in the "Hawaiian Odette" bulld 44 ing, opposite the Bank. TITAX ECKAI1T, Manufacturing JJ1. Jeweler, No 113 and 116 Hotel 10G 'Street. Cluis. D. Gcmscli, Practical "Watchmaker. OffiT Hotel Street, opposite the 123 Urn International Hotol. "t9a D. W. CLARK, Watch Maker and Jeweler, Always on band a nice stock of KZF" Watches, Clocks and Jewelry."TBa Repairing Watches nnd Clocks a Speci alty, No. 05 Hotel Street. 32 Drink Fisher's CHAMPAGNE CIDER! So favorably known throughout tho Hawaiian Islands. Sold by all lespcctable dealers. No. 13 Liliha &t., Honolulu 71 A 'L L PERSONS SEEKING -ti- Emplovment, and all parties either n Honolulu 'or at any of tlio Islands in the Group in want of Employees will please make their wants known to tho undersigned, who will do all in their power to fill their orders. P. C. Jones, jr.. J. B. Athcrton, B. F. Dillingham, Employment Committee V. M. C. A. 1 G. H. ROBERTSON, , Drayman best tcauii In town. Telephone Ke. 65. 15 LIME AND BRICKS Ex Bark Almy, FOB SALE In quantities to stilt, At Lowest Prices, 184 By Castle & Oookh VIM J m$m rtCTTTinnVArrTfcl! DRY GOODS IMPORTERS, Received by overy steamer. CLOTHING EMPORIUM INDUCEMENTS Offered at tho SECOND ATOTOUAL 104 Fort St. Insurance Go. Kolxirt Lew urn, T EWERS C it. Cook:. & COOKE, (successors to Lowers & Dickson, Impotters and Dealer In Lumber and all kinds of Building Materials. Port street. Honolulu. 1 WILDER & Co., Dealers m Lumber, Paints, Oils, Nail?, Salt and Building Materials of every kind, cor. Fort .Td Queen sts., Hou-jlulu. I ALLEN & ROBINSON, Dealers in Lumbor nnd nil kinds of Building Materials, PaintH, OIU, Nails, etc. "1 HOLLTSTER & Co., Wholesalo and Itetnll Druggists, and Import, crs of Fine Tobaccos and Cigars, and Mani.faztnrcrx of i3oda Water, Ginger Alt, itc., &y IS BROWN & PHILLIPS, Practical Plumbcis, GnsFitteisand Copper smiths, No. 18 Nutmnuht., Houolulu. Houso ami Ship Job Work promptly executed. 17 rum nr'vrT xt on v.t - - Imnor'cr nnd dealer in Gent's, LadicR and Children's boots, shoes and slippers. 03 BROWN & CO., Importers and Dealers In Ales, 'Wines and Spirits, No. 9 Merchant St.. Honoluln. 12 HONOLULU IRON "Works Co. Steam engines, 8tijar mills, boilers, coolers, iron, brasi and lead castings; machinery of every description made to order. Particular nttcntlon paid to ship's blacksmlthintr. Job work executed on short notice. 1 JAMES M. HANLON -GENERAL Blacksmith, nnd Parrior. Is now permanently located at the shop on King street, lately occupied hv Mr. Geo. Wert 112 Dr. Do Fries, Veterinary Surgeon. The Doctor has just returned from a tour around the Islands, and holds flut tering recommendations from numerous liKUKigci'n aud private owners of horses for bis ,klll and capabilities in cm In;; all manner of diseases and complaints In stock. All orders (o ho loft at .las. Dodd's Pantheon Stables. 115 Redwood and Cedar POSTS ry PETIT LONG, for a-tlo In'any quon titles, by 34 Am kx &, Kodinsox. v o sS&os. FORT STREET. Commission Merchants. CUus Sjreckel. Wm. U. Irwin. WM. G. IRWIN & COMPANY, ' Sugar Factors nnd Commission Agents, Honolulu. 1 GV. MAOFARLANE & CO., Importers and Commission Mer chant. Robinson's I'lrc-Rroof Building, Qucon street, Honolulu. 1 HHACKFELD & COMPANY, Oonor.il Commission Agents, Qucou street, Honolulu. 1 AS. CLEGHORN & Co., Importers and Commission Merchants, Deal ers lit General Merchandise, Queen aud Kaahuniann sts., Honolulu. 78 II. A. r. Carter. P. C. Joints, jr. C BREWER & CO., Shipping and Commission Morchants Queen street, Honolulu. 1 THEO. II. DAVIES A CO.. Import- JL era and Commission Merchant: agents for Llovd's nnd tho Liverpool Unaci writers, lirltlsii mm foreign in. suranco Company, nnd Northern Assur ance Company. 71 ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO., Importers and Commission Mer chants, lit nolulu, Oahu. 1 JOHN f Imnor T. WATERHOUSE, Importor and Dealer in General Merchandise, Queen it., Honolulu. 1 MS. GRINBAUM & CO., Importers of General Mer chandise aud Commission Morchants, lli. nolulu. i "IVT S. GRINBAUM & CO., -LA Commls-jlon Merchants, 211 Califoniii. street, San Francisco, Cal. l L E N E H A N & C O .', - In mnortcrs and Commiiuion Mer. chants, Nuuanu St., Honolulu. 1 6.N. C-.Ue. J. n. Athermn. PASTLE & COOK E . Shipping and Commission Mer. chants. Importers and Dealers in Gen eral Merchandise, No. 80 King street, Honolulu. J WING WO CHAN & Co., Ituportors and General Dealers In English. American and Chinese Pro virions, Plantation Tea and General Supplies. Also, white and colored con tract matting, nil qualities nnd prices. RzB' No. 22 Nuuanu Street, opposite Mr. Afong'a. 81 C.B.WIIllami, A.Choschrouxfc, W.H.UImand WILLIAMS, DIMOND & Co.. ' Shipping and Commission Mer chants, Union Block, corner Pino and Market ctreet6, San Francisco, Cal. AOENTS FOR Pacific Mall Steamship Company, P.iciac Steam Navigation Company, Cnnard Royal Mall Steamship Company Cal. line of Packets from Now York, Hawaiian line of Packets, China Traders Insurance Co. (limited), Marine Insurance Co. of London. 71 QIIARLES T. GULICK, NOTAKY PUBLIC, Agent to take Acknowledgment to Libor Contracts, AM) GENERAL BUSIXESS AGENT. Office, InMakee's Block, comor Queen and Kaahumanu street. Honolulu. 21 T O II N " Agent A. H A S S I N G E R, to take Acknowledgments to Contracts Honolulu for Labor. Interior 'Jttlce, T EWISEMAN, 27 Merchant at. J ' Beal Estate Bro!.or. Kuiploymcnt Agent and General Olllco Business'. Telophoni), No. 172. 16 TUB CELEBRATED Lilikalani Manifesto ! of Tni: ELECTION CAMPAIGN of February, 1882, Translated by H. L. Sheldon ; published by T. G. Thrum. Price, : : 25 cents. May be had at J. W Robertson A Co'6 4C PEOPLE'S LINE OF t-OBINIBUSSEST3a James Dodd, - - Proprietor. NUUANU VALLEY ROU1T3: Up trlpn: Loire W. O. Irwin A Co'. A.M. G:15, 7:00, SW), 10:30. P.M. 12 :05, 2 :00, 4 lOO, S :10, 0 :30, 9t00 Down trips: Leave Ilfi, of J. II. Pnly. A.M. C:30, 7:30, 8:30, 11:00. I'.M. 11! -A5, 2:30, 4 : 10, 5: 10, 7:00, 9 :2 Sunday Timr Tauu:. Up trip; Leave W. O. Irwin Jb Co'i. A.M. 9:00, 10:00. r.M. 12:10, 2:00, 4:00, C:30, 8:1C. Down trlrn; Leave He, of J. II. l'aty, A.M.!): 30, 10:30. r.M. 12:45, 2:30, 4:30, 7:10, 9:10. BKRETANIA & l'UNAHOU ST. KOIITE Up trip: Li-aro W O Irln & Co'f, A.M. 0:00, 0:50, 7:45, 10:00. r.M. 12:05, 2:00, 4:00, 5:10, 6:45,10 Down trips: LcaTo Punnlion itroet. A.M. 6:30, 7:25, 8.40, 11:10. r.M. 12:45, 3:10, 4:30, 6:10,7:10,10:20 Sunday Timk Tahli:. Lcavo tho Stables, cor. Fort and Hotel bU., for Punahou Street, Long Branch Baths, fare 50 eta., baths Inclttdod : A.M. 0:30 to tValklkl; 0:00, 10:00, nnd 12:10. r.M. 2:00. t:00 to WalkSkl; G-.45 nnd 8:45. Down trip: Lcavn Tunnhnn rtrcct, A.M 8:00, 0:30, 10:30. p.m. 12:40, 3:10, 6:.'10. 7:10, 0:00. WAIKIKI HOUTE: Out trips: Leave V. G. hwln & Co.'a A.M 7:15, 10:00. r.M. 2:00, 6:10. Down trips: Leave Walklki. a. M. 8 :'-'(, 10:50. V. l. 2:50, 5:50. Sunday trips : Leave Ublc, a. M. 0:30. 1'. M. 2:00, 4:00. Leave Walklki : a. M. 7:10. I M. 2:50, 5:10. . The Lonij llriineh lluth.s will bt tho tcr niluiH. Professionals. O B. DOLE, Lawyer mid Notary Ptib 0 He, No. 15 Kaaliuuiaiiu st. 11 T il. DAVID.SON,AttonicyntLnw y 21 Mcicham btreet. 16 "Ij'RAXCIS M. HATCH. Attorney - at Law, 15 K:uihumauii st. 2$ TOHN BURHBLL. Attorney at Law, O Olllci', corner of Forv and Mcivliaut streets (up sialrj) 115 tim EICHAHD F. I5ICKERTON, Attorney and Coutisollor at I aw. Money to lend on Mortgages of 1'ree- IioIiIh, Olllcc, No. 34Muiuhniitht. 1 pECIL RROWN. A'lTORNEY aud Counsellor at Law, Notary I'iiIi 11c, and Agent for taking Acknowledg ment, of Instruments for tho Island of Oahu. No. 8 Ivnahumanu street, Hono lulu. 1 ILLIAM O. SMITH, Attor ney at Law, No. !3G Merchant street. 7!J lirt M. IF AG AX, M. D Physician & Surgeon, Oflli'0, 223 Port Mreot. Olllco honr. from 10 lo 12 a.m.; and 3 to 5 r.M llesldeucu l'.M Nuuanu st, 101 DR. G. TROUSSEAU begs to notlfv lils friends that he has resunicil practice in Honolulu. RrMdencu and consulting roonih, No. 7M Piinohhowl M, opposite the miikiil gntu of tho Queen's Hospital. Consulting hours from ft a. in to 12. Telephone No. IDS. fill lm D"; EMERSON, rchldonco and onif- saltation rooms at No. 2 Kukul HI.. conip.r of Tort. Telephone No. 140. ! 2m APPLLER, Sunovor for Iiuronu Veritas. 71 TyRAY TAYLOR. Teacher of Piano- '' forte and Organ. Tuning In all Its branches. .(o dm W E. HOWELL, Consulting nnd ' " Constructing Engineer; olllco 3S Merchant stvooi 80 2m M. W. McChoBnoy & Son, Proprietors Honolulu Tannery: Dealers in Hides, Tallow & Leather, Also, Groceries. ProviMonu 71 ' Salt, etc., etc, 'n9 I A