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V TIME TABLE FOR THE MAIL SERVICE GreatBritairi &New SoutliWale s and Vian rnanelaeo, Hotiolaln and Aneklsuid. We The Prepared expressly tw the Hawaiian Qaxette.1 OUTWARD TRIP f BOM lOXPQy. of San Francisco week per iienier. to JlBril t,r i May a May SI fact May 31 June It im.rx July It pair IS Aug 1 ) SUi sjOXyat .Ang JS.i Aug 2Iwp 10 ABC ZS .1UaU .- -SP ?- sp Si Oct 6 ht so oy f sroj o Oct IB Sov 1 Oct J 3i;Aairaka or . XOV IS Dec 3 ISJXav lref N.Torfc,D"C 1 Dec Dec 31 IMC IStVc .Jn Uu 1ft Jan tS BOUND rROJI SYDNEY. the sreaey. tome result .. -Apr 7 iBr StlMay I May 11 May it lflaT Y4or Vay it Win Uon Jun Zl aartraMa Job I an l Jon SSIJuty S July IB C.tV ew Tar ! nlr IB Jnlr tTIAug 31 ABC IS -by Zmeaata Jaly in. 11 any ?iftn 1 Sep 13 not iP It op IiKen iOct II nct isrOct :s Nov s Nor IttNov it Dec e iMluta .. ..Nor isffllec rtrc tslnec :i Uan 3 Jn tlUan 19 IJan 31 Prates of the Moon for the Month of Oct, 187T Capt. JYtfarri ly OrpU PenM .Sautt, artWauuIrr. HOKOLCLC MEANTIME. 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Of coarae we will iTe iia larHca egmiaarfiat De era to report. pout or iitnoLUMJ. will AKBIVED. Sept MB Uorrlt. lT.mleh.niil, from MotokaL SLr eltM MarriU. (Vai. from LaluUaa. 3T bcar Natsie Merrill, Craue, from Lauaioa. 2S Scbr tftUna, PouUn. from Kohala. II .wall, beair ACafflei. Eeynold.frojuxhuliil. Uric Oavapd. f r tn a cmue. J6 lura. K C VKyttie. dya from Bremeo. Scaar LriuJike, MartLaat, from U iudtrard Pcrtl. as Mtr ir.aje. Calaaaa, from Malifco. Oct 1 Jsebr J'airy Qaeca. Beat, frum Kaibala. AJB w&x JtMk W'naUey, lr fro m Q oaco XL &AII.CU. EdtrrseduU. Uacke. fur lUm. Manl, hesr KeCastvehL MaUUit, far IlanalrL Scfcr Matfoa, Cbrfellan. Uc Koiua and Walmea. efcr PruM. Bca fur Kaa. Srfcr AvBlamaaa, Mana. fjr ICtdiala, UawaH. Am lri T W Locaa, lor Port Town- Kekr ettIaMerrAl, Crane, fjr Labalna, Mast. ST C b traiiu&c aLIp Jamcalarn, Coouuaoaer GUac, to craiae. Am natbe THMorrJ, ismith, for Ttxt Townaend. our 2B br AMMOd, Caawia. fr Kuhata. Siuup Un TaaAee, Ur MuloLaL ct I Sear a Mai. Eeyneidf, tx KalmloU bcatr eUle Merrtlt, Crane, for Labaiua. I r UHaisa, I'oaaUera. for Kvliala, llan!!. EtLr tVaiMle, Kalanaa, for Mallko. Sav IJLellke. febn!rd, for Wladward Pu If. vcssi;ls ix pout. KAbcaaimuEa. Am arhr C M Ward. Klnt Aaa hk Clward Jum. J U'llrieo, fetle J A falkialAarc Hnbuart, diecuarcinc. Am barfc 1 C SI OTTay. YuBtr. diacbarclnff. Xaw fcrfc Mattie Maeleay, Tope, dlcb';lng. Aa trie Onward. Bdrtirr. IK K C WylBe. dierharjlac. Aaa adiT Jtaerc WoollrUfor Oouo laland. on r Nettle Herri", Sent SS Mn Klaney, Capt UarHxm.Capt Cbae Dodolt, air Maipby and 5 deck. For Saa Par II IT Almy, SeptSJ C King, G Ward. I.T1PUKTK. TVum Bnwea Ter tk K 0 Wyll.a. Sept 30541 pare dry tuaa. M$ pE croeenea, Cti pace hardware, J6 ptjl jriuate aad ofta. It? pkra oockery and giauvrare, 1037 pk& Ha aad fcijotca, EX fkp abeet and bar Iron, C7 ptfi fire of arm ad amaacalUoa. 4 pkra draft aod medidDee. a pke etataayy. 31 ca,ra palaUniri. 37 ptga peraooal effecta, IS kx mavAral lartraaaeaU, IG lead. 10 ca toys, 11a balei M4ar, 4 Bdk piplaa: 43 baa clay plpee, i pkf aainplel, 200 In 111 tesoe wire, ) badla Iron bocleU and tub. SO CI tin taaui. tali fcallewwarr. 3i ca aaddtery. t pkgi jtllow aaexal, IScsfiarBltBrw. 100 neata tauleta, fia emty barrel! 3 fcfcU tar. 1 ca jewelry. 40 balea cordafe, 1M bbU cemeut. 314 ptc S7earal mercnanwlaf , It .UAUUIL'U. T In tbla Cilr Sent 3U. by the Pjr, Fataer Hencaaa, Mr Pedro de Acoita to atra Anna Zatlao. Tlie JVccIdettt on the " LIUellltc. Ox BoiCD Steiker LlCELtlE, tVedsetday, September 26. Sear Gaxctte, This venel. which Uft en Monday afurnoon of last week, hal a pass- aja of boors to Lataina, Isitead of ehht er ten bosrs as has been eoitomary. The canto of the Uer paatare ii this : Ibout 7 o'clock cf the day iha left port, same delect was found in the working ef tie enclae, which repaired it to be stopped in order to discover aid remove the causa. It was thought j the eirtnaere to b in the air pump, which was takes apart, with the pipes aad pipes connecting it with the machinery. This required considerable time, as it became neeetiary to cool down, and con. scmeJ the beat part of the following day iTueiday), darirr; the evening of which, at f :30. the engine was rain set is motion, and has worked well since. Daring the St hoars that the engine was at rest, the aatU were set. bat tie vessel did not make auch progress, cwing to the propeller having to be dragged tirocrh the water. There was some difference of opinion among the passengers as to the best course to purine whether to retnrn to Honolulu, or ti endeavor to meoi the fecit at sea. The captain and engineers had decided it was best not to return, aad supposed that the causo ef lb Stoppage, coal J be discovered aad removed in as koer or two. ForUoately, daring the evening of ti, second day out. the trouble was found to be in tlie sewer reive cf th whieh for some di not do its duty. Once discovered, the cause was the res started again and the engine worked like a ehara, A compound engine, such as this steamer is provided with, it a complicated piece of machinery, aad cees great care as well ar thorough and frequent ererhanUng. When it receives ch attention ax it needs, it will last for jean, but If rerworkel It will, like a man or beast, soon give out. The late ehief engineer, speakine, of the said it was ran that an engine of her upaeity was worked so Lard as hers had been, and it was a wander that it bad served th public so well. Nearly is rest of several every sea-going steamer given a stays or when she return! to port, but the Kills seldom obtained over a day or two re it. The engine of ibis boat ought to have at least two days -rest each week. Tie engineers of the Likelike, Messrs. Tucker and Macgregor, deserve special credit for having mastered the dilemma In which they ware placed by the seddea steppage of the engine on Monday evening, without having had to retnrn to port. Hampered with the atcata, beat, and confusion encountered at p.. they persevered till the cause was discovered, and with, no assistance but the ordinary tools pro-Tided oa beard, they set the disabled part in perfect order. Beyond this unimportant trouble nothing cfnoto has ocearreJ during the voyage, and all her passengers ezsress increased eonSdcnee and ssliafsctlon both in the boat and her ofBeers, and cheerfully commend her aod them toThe traveling pahlie as in every rorthy ef Ueix patronage. n. xw. wEEE kotes or xm: aveek. X3 Jnst before the steamer's sailing last night, an express carriage containing Mrs. Geo. Beckley a little boy, went over the wharf Into tbe water. are glad to say the occupants were retencd. only damage done to the express was the breaking or the shafts. We hare a commnnlcatlon in answer to that " 8anctnary," in the last number ot the Adver-titer, which we are nnsble to find room for this on account of Us length. Wc shall endeavor publish It in our next. nP frifcjimBKP mtB HrraBtaSSSEISrrsssiSiaeaoB 5Wc are requested to call attention to the that a meeting of the stockholders of the Hawaiian Telegraph Co. will be held In the Court House st Walluku, Maul, on the evening of Wednesday. October the 10th. All persons feeling au Interest In the enterprltc arc Invited to be present. The Right Mas is the Right Place. We would nominate Capt. Andrew Fuller, so long the popular commanuer of the birk D. C. Murray, as commander of the Intermediate stcauithlp promWed by the Pacific Mall S. S. Company. The Hawaiian traveling community will indorse this nomination to a man, woman or child. Perhaps movement can be made to bring about the we 6cek. has Steamer Likeuke. Owing to the delay caused the accident to her machinery, the LIkelIke did retnrn to Honolulu until a late hour ou Sunday afternoon and was unable therefore to leave at her regular time on Monday. She lc!t ou Tuesday afternoon Instead, for flllo and intermediate ports, making her first trip under her new commander, P. P. Shepherd. Large Arrival or Fcrmtcre. Wc learn that of E P. Adams has received from San Francisco by the " Discovery" a large invoice of furniture comprising bed room and parlor sets, bookcases, a chairs, rockers Ac. This, which Is probably the largest and best assortment of furniture tbe which ever arrived here in one lot, will be offered sale in a short time. of OF AS OLD Lamwaek. Dnricg is past neck the work ofdemolltbn has been are going on steadily at the old "corner" opposite our office. To many old residents doubtless, the disappearance of the old familiar building will seem almost like the loss of a friend. But these are days progress and neither old " corners'' nor old associations can be allowed to stand in the way of to needed lmprovments. tafAny person who will procure and forward cither to this office or to M. T. Ballleu a dried specimen of the Bcgoniacle known as JliUtlrandta JlatealitmU tad iudlgenons to the Hawaiian Islands, confer a great favor on M. Ballieu and on Mr. Jnles Bemy for whom It Is wanted. Mr. Kcmy is a French naturalist whom many of our countryman remember and the specimen is wanted to replace In ooe w bleu he has unfortunately lost. of Boat Bace. The expected race between the Custom House boat and Governor Domlnls' gig Llliu came off according to announcement on Saturday afternoon last, Mr. Jas. W. Robertson acted captain of the Custom House boat and Mr. F. Wundenbergas captain of the Lillu. The start was made a little alter five o'clock, and the race was a won by the Llliu, which came in about six lengths ahead. The course was from the wharf to and around the spar buoy just outside the reef and return to the place of starting; the distance being estimslcd at about a mile and a half. Bev. D. 8. Dodge who arrived here by the last steamer from San Francisco aud whom many of readers have doubtless, ere this, met socially, nreached lastSundav inoralni: in the Bethel and on Sunday evening addressed a large congregation at Fort Street Church, on the condition of affairs in Syria and the present state of the mission work in that country. Mr. Dodge, who it will be remembered is a Professor in Beirut Collcce, speaks rapidly and with considerable apimstton, and in the course of about an hour Imparted to his bearers a large amount of interesting Information. Meetings In the Test. We are glad to learn that with the return of the moonlight nights. It Is the intention of the Young Men's Christian Association to resume the meetings in the cirens tent the Esplanade. We deem it a simple net of justice to Mr, Derby, to say tbst he mskes no chsrge whatever to the Young Men's Association for the use of bis tent. Such acts of courtesy nnd liberality on the part of gentlemen in Mr. Derby's line of business are by no means rare, and we are sorry to say they do not always receive from the more strait-laced 6ort of people, the appreciation and recognition they deserve. Fire. The tap of the fire-bell, always a sound terror to the inhabitants of Honolulu, startled our citizens about 8 o'clock on Saturday evening. Hastening into the streets they were soon relieved by finding that the fire appeared to be at some distance out on the plains, Instead of iu the thickly settled psrt ol onr combustible town. In dne time was discovered thst the conflagration, which for half an hour or more gave forth an exceedingly brilliant light, was on the premises of Judge Cully, on the road to Walkiki. Tno barns with nearly all their contents, including a new carriage, bay. harness, etc., were totally destroyed. Judge McCullv informs us thst the firu was undoubtedly the work of an incendiary, and that bis loss will bo between fifteen hundred and two thousand dollars, on which there is no insurance. A Scare. The arrival or theScbr Nettle Merrill at Honolulu on Wednesday last with the intelli gence that the Llkellkc, which was due at Lahalna early Tuesday morning bad not been seen or heard from at that point up to 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon was the means of throwing the people of Honolulu into a llvelf state of excitement which It mnst be confessed was not unmixed with a considerable degree of anxiety as to the safety of the missing steamer The prompt action of the government In chartering the Nettie Merrill was the means however of relieving the minds of onr people sooner than would otherwise haTO been done. Te Nettie Merrill was able to ascertain that the detention to the Likeliko was caused by a slight mishap to her machinery aud to return to Honolulu with the welcome intelligence on Thursday evening. In another column will be found a letter from Hon. H. M Whitney who was ou board the Likelike at the time of the accident. Mr. Philip Phillips, well known to the hymn singing public, not only lu America but the world over, has recently issued a book of hymns and tunes under the name of the Colonial Singer, a supply of which will be received by Mr. Whitney by the next steamer and offered for sale to the public Mr. Phillips' aim In compiling this little book has been to combine in ooe small volume the most popular of recent hymns with the established favor ites which time and association have conspired to make classics. The large number of hymns and tunes w$ilch bave come into popular favor of late under the names of " Revival Hymns, "Gospel Songs," etc., though good and useful In their way can never permanently replace the old standard hymns of the Church, Still they are entitled to a place in any collection pretending to represent the present stale or sacred song and we therefore welcome with pleasure the attempt on the part or ,.ior,t hsnfl Id combine the two elements In one handy volume which can easily be carried In the coat pocket. The March of CiviuzatIOS. We have been to congratulate ourselves heretofore on the security of life and property in this king dom and oa the rarity among us ot tne graver or crime The occurrences which took place last week iu Honolulu alone, within the abort space of less tbso thirty-six hours, were however well calculated to moderate somewhat our conceit In this regard and to set us seriously to thinking. On Fridsy morning a msn was hung for murder; on Saturday an old and well known resident or this Island made an sssault with a loaded revolver on another equally well known and either attempted or threatened to take bis life; a little later iu the afternoon the same parties bad a tough and tumble fight, down town, in which the hero of the revolver Is said to-have been bodly pummelled and last hnt not least about seven o'clock iu the ereulug the bsrns of a inctii nr?!i. Hotircme i;ourt were urea or au cendlary and were, with their contests, totally de stroyed, at a loss or not far from two tnousana dollars. We hope this kind or Ihlnr U not to become epidemic. GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. The condition of the Pope's health is not as good as it has been for some time past, his lnngs being partially paralysed. A dlipatth from Alexandria announces that the caisson containing Cleopatra's needle for London is afloat in deep water. ' Ex-Minister Washbnrne has left Paris on his return to the United States. The Queen of Madagascar has proclaimed the absolute freedom of all Livingston's slaves, new or old. The Emperor and Empress of Brasil bave failed from Lubon for ltio de Janeiro. Demi. London, September 11th Una Hawthorne, daughter of the American noveliit, died at Clewet on Mon-day. Floods In .Scollntul and Wnlca. Rain has fallen in torrents all over the north of Scotland almost without intermijiion since last night. The" harveit reports from all quarters are molt desponding The flood! hare caused great damage In South Wales. Had to coualder the ExiKtrt otBuIIIon. The Times, commenting on the change in bank rates, independently uf tbe puiiikle future withdrawal of Gold by the German government, lays the bank had to couiider mure what is likely to be the expott of bullion to America in the future than what actually been reot. Depressed Cotton Trade. Owing to the depreiilon in the cotton trade Nuneaton cotton mill, which employs over 00 operatives will be doted. l'roeecutlon of 31. Manabctta. Pari, Aug. 23. The Publie Prosecutor yesterday iisued a summons whieh wilt be served vn Gambetta. Witnefes will be heard by the magistrate charged with the preliminary examination. Relative to the Oambetta trial tbe Francaia anerts that tbe charge hatred and contempt of government has ben abandoned. An insult to Ministers is publiihable with from five days to one year's Imprisonment and fine of 25 to 2,000 francs. An insult to the President, with one month to three years' imprisonment and a fine of from 100 to 5,000 francs. Attacks on President's constitutional rights and authority, three months to rite years imprisonment aod a fine from 300 to 0,000 francs. Threo other prosecutions are instituted ; Chardon, Senator from Sorarie, charged with making a political speech at an illegal meeting, and Pnilhpe and Durand, ex-Deputies, charged with making sensational speeches in the Council General of Rhone. The Moniteur explains that the Lille banquet having been private, tbe ofienee cocsista not ia the delivery bat in the publication of the speeches of but Tbe latter can only be prosecuted as accessory Is the publication, and but for this circumstance proceedings would not have been taken against any of the papers. Cambetta Sentenced. Paris, September 11th. GambetLiandMurat, publishers of the Republique Fraccaiso, were to have appeared this morning before the Paris Chamber of Correctional Police, to answer respectively for delivering, and publishing the former's Lille speech. Neither, however, responded. Gumbetta's counsel lodged a petition for an adjournment for one week. An entry or default was thereupon made against In Gambetta and Murat, and Gambetta was condemned default to three months imprisonment and a fine two thousand rrancs. The public were excluded from the Palace of Justice, where tbe Tribunal was sitting. Tbe judgment againit Gambetta is based upon his and Mural's admission before tbe Judge that the speech was published by Gambetta's order. Tbe judgment points in detail to the culpability to often passages in the speech, and particularly "submit to the decision of the Nation or resign," was threat constituting an attack on the loyalty, honor, dignity, and consequently on the person, of the President of tbe Republic. The judgment will be of communicated to Gambetta this erening, as an appeal will he taken, which will be heard on September he 20th. It Tbe sentence against Gambetta and Murat concludes as follows : 'It is ordered that the judgment shall be executed immediately, notwithstanding opposition or appeal." Accoriinc, however, to the French Code, the provisional execution applies to the finh, aod Gambetta is, therefore, not liablo to immediate imprisonment. Gambetta's object in allowing judgment is to appeal until after tbe elections , when bis privilege as a Deputy will protect him from arrest, and, according to present opinion, lead to his liberation, should he bave been imprisoned. Funeral or 31. Tillers. Paris, September 8th. Deputations from many proriocial tuwns bave arrived, and others are expected to witness the funeral or Thiers. A large nnmber ot people are expected from tbe provinces , and many English visitors are here with the samo object. A great crowd has already collected outside tbe late reiidence of Thiers. The attitude of the Archbishop of Paris has provoked much remark. Paul Remniat, in behalf of Thiers' family, waited on biin for permission to have the services at tbe Madeleine instead or tbe parish church of Notre Dame de Lorette. The Madeleine, with its surroundings, was the only sput spacious enough for the thousands who will follow the procession. Archbishop Guibert declared his readiness to officiate at the Invalides or Madeleine had it been a State funeral, but refused to ssnetion the change of pariih ror an unofficial burial. Tbe police hare taken great precaution, and tbe head of the Department bat given the strictest injunctions to his subordinates to prevent excess of teal, endangering the general tranquility. At 9:35 the police cleared the Place of St. Georges and the streets adjacent to the church. Tbe cortege left the Place at noon in the following order : Bearers of orders and decorations worn by the deceased. Senators, ex-Deputies, members of the Academy, Council-General of the Seine, deputations iroa various councils, uenerai ana Municipal councils, deputations from Arscine, and other deputations and invited friends of tue deceased. The open hearse, drawn by six horses, on which the coffin rested, was covered with palm branches, wreaths of flowers, immortelles and tri-colored bows and rosettes. The whole route was lined by an immense number of people, notwithstanding the rain. Tbe shops are closed, and display on their shutlers placards bearing the words : "National mourning." Perfect tranquility prevails. Madame Thiers was accompanied bf M'lle D6nne at the funeral service in the Church of Notre Dame de Lorette. Gambetta was cheered as he left the ohucrh after tbe ceremony. A deputation from Bel-fort was the only one in the procession which carried a banner. At 2 o'clock the cortege arrived at the Boulevards proceeded by a squadron of mounted gens d'armes. The crowd everywhere respectfully uncovered as the coffin passed. Some shouts of Vive La Itepubiique were raised at the top of the Boulevard Mont-Martre. Paris, September 8th. 6 JO r. . The city has assumed its wonted appearance. Everything passed off quietly, and without political manifestations. The speeches in the ceoietery were remarkable for their moderation. tirery, ex-President of the Chamber of Deputies, first recapitulated the de ceased' political career, particularly dwelling upon the great and patriotic sacrifice he had made by renouncing his earlier munarcbial convictions in favor of the Republic. Admiral Pothuatu, and Sacy and Vitry then variously eologized his splendid administrative, literary and oratorical talents. Jules Simon, who made the principal oration, said the first fceliog after so great a loss wss one of discouragement, but Thiers had taught thttu by the example of his life never to despair and never to draw back. Patriotism shines from throughout Thiers' books and tbe history of his life. Re served a King, but cnly on condition that the King himself was a faithful servant of the Constitution. Simon concludes his oration as follows: "Adieu, in the name of the country, to the historian of the Revolution, to the champion of liberty, to tbe liberator of the territory, and to the first President of the French Republic." Gambetta left the cemetery before the speeches were pro nounced. At the conclusion of the ceremonies tbo crowd dispersed in perfect tranquility. The fuaeral was very imposing. All the Diplomatic Corps were present, including Edward F. Noyes, United States Minister, and Eliha B.lTasbburae. Slonnment to Tillers. Paris, September 11th. A subscription has been opened in Paris lor a monument to Thiers. Papers Seized. Paris, September 11th. The police this erening seised five of the principal Republican papers, including Le Temps, La France, an 1 Le Bien Public. It is believed the seitare is made in consequence or th.' publication or a report or a trial or ror violent articles. Le Pays, a Bonapartist organ, was also seised. The leisure, however, was only maintained as regards Le Bien Public. Fire at Dieppe. Paris, September 11th. A fire is reported raging at Dieppe, ana already one quarter of the town has been demolished. Loss, 55,000. A Telegrapli In Cnluu, The first telegraph line proper in China is now in operation. DK. F. B. HIJTCUINSOS, PHYSICIAN AND SDEQE0N. Office at Drug Etore, corner of Fort and Merchant Streets, Besldence, Nnnanu Avenue, bear School surer. Office hours, 9 It a. as. G. SEUELIXEIY ic CO., TIHBKITHS AND PLTJMBESS, No. 5 Xanana Street, Keep constantly on hand a fall assortment of Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copperware, fJalYd Iron and Lead Pipe, India Rubber Esse, fte cMI ly WAR TELEGRAMS. London, Tuesday, September 11. A correspondent at Vienna ssys: It is not what occurs In front so much as what occurs in the rear of Plevna which will give to the fight there its significance. The movements ol two Roumsnlsn divisions from the north and of a eolume or the Lovaltx army from the sooth leave no doubt that the Russlsns, whatever msy be the success of such plan, are preparing a Sedan for Osinan Pasha, and he will probably bave to trnst to bis own resources to extricate himself. The operations of Mehemct All and Suleiman Pasha arc probably too far off to be or use to blm. Athens, September 10. The Council hi Ministers daring the last few days hsva been discussing the Russian Cabinet's proposals for common action Tor insuring protection of Christians in Turkey, utid it may now be considered certain thst a definite agreement has been arrived at between Greece and Russia. Tbe Times military correspondent at Bucharest says: For the mutncnt thu interest concentrates Itself again on Plevna where Osinan Pssha is strongly reinforced by men from Suleiman Pasha and guns from Widdin. He is now credited with 200 aud ought to make a gftod defense, but if defeated the Turkish loss will be Irreparable In tbe face or tbe immensely superior Russian cavalry. Osmsn Pasha's defeat wonld, moreover, immediately give the Russians force enough, even without the coming guard, to push again over the Balkans. New York, August 28th. A special ssys: Tlie truth must be stated abubt one feature ol the Turkish attack. I stood for au hour in tbe hospital this afternoon and saw three explosile bullets cut out or as many wounded Russian bodies. These Infernsl missiles had in these instances failed to explode, but are so charged as to literally blow a man to pieces." A geneial order has been issued to examine the dead and ascertain if the use of explosive missiles was universal. The inuiderers of poor defenseless girls and children cannot be expected to dual with their foes on the field or battle according-to the usages of modern warfare. London, September 8lh. Accounts of the fighting at Lovatz, sent from Bucuarest by some correspondent, turns xmt to he pure fiction. The Russian success is not of such proportions as first represented. Lovaitz Is an open ton n in the valley, important chiefly as covering the roads to Trijiu and Selvl. The use the Russians will be able to make of the position intJst depend on their drltlng back tbe Turks on the northwest or Lovatz. Tbe capture or Lovatz must be regarded rather as part'of au important system of operations than an Independent achievement. Perhaps the Russians are trying A to finish with Ostnan Pasha before it becomes indispensable to meet Mi.hcmet AU Pasha's advance. It seems, beyond doubt, that the Czarowitch and his army have been greatly weakened, and that, alter several important successes. Mehcinet All now threatens the lines of communication with Tirnova while Achmet Eyoub Pasha, operating from threatens not only the new bridge at Pyrgos, even the Sistova crossing. Every preparation making, and every nerve is strained, to bring complete destruction to tbe Turkish army at Plevna. A Constantinople despatch says that Lovalz was attacked by forty thousand Russians. It was gallantly defended by tight Turkish battalions. They were forced to tivc way before superior numbers. They retreated in good order, taking with them the Mussulman inhabitants. The despatch adds that Osinan Pasha had left Plevna with 23 battalions to retake Lovatz. A London special says: The carnival of murder Bulgaria, in which the two frcuzled mobs for months have been massacring each other, has been relieved by two practical and strategical movements of a masterly character. One Is, the sudden and siiccessfuropcratlon against Lovalz, and such disposition of the Roumanian aud Russian troops as prevenled Osmsn Pasha from moling to relieve his right flank. The other is the rapid and wholly unlooked for movements of Mehemct AU tbe left of tbe Rus6lsn position, whereby he commands Ihe Russians bridge at Pyrgos, and menaces that at Sistova. If Mehemet AU have accomplished all that he Is credited with, tbe Russians, as a whole, arc no better situated than before. The location of Suleiman is still a matter speculation. Rumors place him at several points, but the must reliable seem ro indicate that is between Kaleytha and Lovatz, moving north. is asserted that Mehemet is pushing west, upon Biela, while a heavy force Is feeling its way, cautiously, toward Sistova, and covering the movement on Pyrgos. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. XHC. IlODttUItS, xarsrsxcxAiv A3vx sTjxtaiioig' A Office at Mr. 8trebz's Drug Store, ccrner Fort and Hotel Etreeta, Honolulu. GOl Sin F. A. SOHAEFIIK &. CO.. Importers &. Commission Merchants 0061 1 Uouolulu, Uawaliau Islands ED.HOFFSCLAEGER&C0 OFFER FOB SALE mxiw canine -FROM- ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY! JUST ARRIVED, Ier DR.. O. T5rrHiIE CONSISTING OF .sSl Full ont Cottons, Linens and Woolens, OF EVERY DESCRiraON. Prints, Denims and Mcrinocs. WATEUPKOOFS. DRILLS , FLANXELS. IaftWns, Cambrics Moleskins, ebeetiDga aod Bedspread... Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Undershirts, Blankets, Woolen, Cotton and rjnlon. Broad Cloths, Tweeds, Shawls, Umbrellas and larasols. Hardware, Wrapping Paper, Candles, looking-glasses, aecaues, uarten, Bauuiery, boclcsand Stockings. TPlBLUiO POrtes! Artificial Flowers, DoHs, Ribbons, FriUings, Braids, Jeusharps, Brass and Seel. Musical Instruments, Jewelry ! Oil Paintings, GROCERIES! Freih French Petit Pols, Sardines, hf and qr tins, Idushrooms. Prunes, Capers, Mustard, Assorted French Fruits lu glass, German Preserves in tin. Gunpowder and Shot, REVOLVERS AND AMJIUNITIOH. Eair Oil, Pomatum, Extracts. Tbilel Soap, GENUINE EATI DE COLOGNE! Basra and Baffrlu?, Tnlnc, r Briar ana Xecncbaum Bipcs, Etc., Etc, Etc., At Lowest Market Prices! tea- Orders from tne otlier Islands promptly attended etslm ED. HOFFSCHLAECER t Co. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW MUSIC, Just Arrived, Per Steamer. FADING. BAIXAD,BTSAI.trE&MEAJOJr Scbottlacbe, Introducing tbe popular "Ob, yea. we all wUI Are Ilappy, Barnes; Mother, Hour and Cbortu, by Jaa.J.Daynes. Little Eyelids, Wet with Weeplne;, Sons;. Chimes of surer and Gold, for Piano, by Jean FaoL Sbe'a Jnst a Sweel Bouquet. onj and Dance. Wben be'a I'm Alone, boor, and Chorus, linsle by Jas J. Daynea. Don't make a NoUe.Bcbottbche. Don't Tie to a Man yon Don't Know. Song and Chores, boos; of the BrooV, by Jean Paul. Fancbou folk a, by II. J. Widmer, Etc.. Etc., Etc SC4 Foraateat n.M. WHtrXBVB. 25,000 WORTH -FOR- YOUR OWN ADVANTAGE!! 8PARE ONE MOMENT AND READ THIS CONSOLIDATED I At S. MAGNIN'S, 3 Nuuanu Street, 1 CONSISTING OF Fine Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes. Etc., Etc., Just Imported per Stmr. Zealandia. 3T PLEASE LOOK AT THESE FIGURES, Fine Casslmeres, 26 cts a yards, Silks, $1.50 to $1.73 a yard, Fine French, American and English Prints, from 8 to 12 cts per yards. Water-proofs, 75 cts to $1 per yard. 1 OIL. CLOTHS! Linen Damasks, bleach and unbleacb, at 75 cts per yard. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Ladles' Linen Dresses, 3 pieces, well trimmed, $5 each. A flue selected stock of Children's Dresses, from $3 to $5 each. Misses' Dresses. Linen Damask Napkins, from 83 cents to $1 per dozen. splendid Ass't. of Ladies' Shawls. 100 dozen Gent's and Boy's fine Whlto and Colored Shirts, at greatly reduced prices, And a great many other goods too numerous to mention. This Large Stock of Goods Was selected by me In Ban Francisco, Bought Cheap for Cash, AND WILL BE SOLD THE SAME! C(13 4t A. W. PE1RCE & CO., Agents for pCUI.OA HALT. BRAND'S BOMB GUNS. ByanUTs Bomb Ijiucc, 845 ly JPerry Dnvl' Pain Killer, Ac. OIL, OIL, OIL ! Strained Sperm Oil, Y THE CASK OR UAI.I.O.V, IN QUAUT B titles to suit, at Ihe lowest rales. ALbO, Polar and tValrns OH, Nlinrlc Oil, Pnlut Oil. Kerosene Oil, Ac. For Sale by 43 ly A. W. PEIRLE fc CO. A Very Full Assortment OF SHIP CHANDLERY, ALWAYS OA HAXD. Also, Whale Boats and Boat Stock And Wlialluff Gear. FOR 8 ALE BY ly A. tV, PEIBCE & CO NEW COOPS." Front, London, via Sydney. - SELECT INVOICE OP SCOTCH and Engllah Stationery and Books, Including i: full qparto Cabinet Albums, 11 ditto ditto Scrap Albums, 12 superior tsterescopes, assorted, t French Jewel Keleldescopes, 1 walnnt orapnoacope, Caasell's Family Blblea, MO Illustrations, In various bindings. Prayer Books.Testaments, and Pocket Bibles. Heavy border Mourning Envelopes and Paper, fosiage auunp aioums, iue ova. iiudmsucu, i OUlotl'a Steel Peua. NEW BOOKS. The War, 2 vols.. Illustrated, Caasell'a Wit and Hnmor, Illrulrated, Casselfs World of Wonder, Illustrated, Pictures of English Landscape, Illustrated, Wllmott's Sacred Poetry, Illustrated. Mackay's I'lOO 'Jema of Poetry, 100 vols, of Standard Novels. Valentine's Housebook for Girls, English Echoes of German Songs, Hall's Book of Ballads, And many others. Also, Received from Hew York, That Lass o Lowrles. alias Beechers Housekeeper and Health-keeper The Minister's Wooing. A Flayer's Adventure on Sea and Laud. Wells' Every Man His Own Lawyer. Hsswell's Pocket Engineer's Book. Ladlea' Fancy Work and Hoasehoiu Elegancies. Brassy's Life and Labors, by Arthur Uelps, Common Sense In the HonMhold. Hold the Fort, beautifully Bloatrated. In Doors and Ont. Adirondack Tales. His Young Wife. Wychllaiel. Heads and Tales. Sldonia. Plymouth Collection, Hymns and Tunes, Webster's Unabridged and Pocket Dictionaries. Peep of Day Series. Line upon line, 4c Tbe Heritage or Langdale. The Wooing O't. Ralph Wilton's Weird. Mark Twain's Scrap Book. Reading without Tears. Bryant Jt Stratun's Book-keeping and Blanks. A GREAT TABIETY OF Papcterie Boxes and New StatieHery, Just ArrlTcd and 2 2m For Sale Iy II. X. WHlTJst:. AUCTION SALES. By E. 1. ADAMS. REGULAR CASH SALE ! ON THURSDAY, - - SEPT. 27tlit At O A.M., nt Snlearoous, SSf For particulars see posters. E. l. ADAMS, Attefr. LARGE AUCTION SALE or NEW FURNITURE JL'ST BECE1VED PKB Bark Discovery and Late Arrivals. ON TUESDAY, OCTOBEE 16th, At 10 o'clock A. M.. No. 2 Mclntyre's New Store, OS FORT STREET, I WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH AS ESTIRE INVOICE OF NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE! Namely: 2 Complete Bedroom Sets, With Bureaus, waaustand, chairs, etc. Black Walnut marble top SUeboardi, Z Ash Marole top Sideboards, : Black Walnut Secretaries, Black Walnut Rolling top OIBce Desk an elegant article, 1 case Oral Tta Poys, 1 Office Desk Tea Foys, 1 Fall Front Office Desk, Three Parlor Organs, (From the celebrated factory of O Wood k Co., Boston) Theie are new One instruments In perfect order. 3 Black Walnut Extension Dining Tables, 1 Black Walnut Marble Top Centre Table, 3 BUck W alnut Fancy Top hide TaUes, Black Walnut Wardrobes, One New Patent Ladies' Parlor Chair, Very desirable. 4casei(l doa each) best Wellington Cbalrs, case Bent Qulncy Oak Cbalrs, i case Pioneer Wood Chairs, I cases Splendid Wood Chairs. FOUR PINK DltESS BCREAeTS, tilth glass. Cane back Nursing Cbalrs 4 cases Astor Grecian Chairs, 3 cam Walnut Cane Back Rocklug Chairs, with arms A 1 case English Cottage Chairs, brace arms, panelled, 2 cases Oak Dining chairs, bent rim, 1 case Ladles' Dining Chairs. 2 Hartford Wavea Wire Spring Mattrasses, CHILD H CAXOPYTOP CAHRIAUE, 1 CHILD'S BEGOT TOP CARRIAGE. A All the above articles are new and In perfect order, aud will be sold WITHOUT RESERVE In Iota to suit. cr Goods can be Inspected at any time during the week previous to sale. fttTOrders from the other Islands faithfully attended to. . P. ADAMS. Aucfr. SALE OF VALUABLE SUGAR & PASTURE LANDS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, At 13 o'clock Noon, At Sales Room or K. P. Adams, Queen Street, Honolulu, we shall Sell for CAS II. the Aliupuaa of liomrapo, AND ILI OF KAPUALEU SITUATE In the District of Kan, Hawaii, These Lands are adjacent to each other, making one Tract of About 2,200 Acres in extent! Of which 1000 Acres, more or less, JEtlola. Oane Xiaxtc3, AND THE REST GOOD GRAZING LAND. Title, Land Commbuloa Award No. S.SSO n, Apana li. There la a Lease upon these Lands expiring ou the 1st Of January, 1879. The upper part of this Tract lies la a rain belt, where there Is sufficient moisture for cane growlog the year round. For further particulars. Inquire ofB. B. DOLE, or K. P. ADAMS. Chans at gales Room. E. O. HALL. J. MOTT SMITH, O. B, DOLE, Trustees of Lunalllo Eitate. E. P. ADAMS, Auctioneer. IRON PICKETS For Salo by E. O. HALL & SON. JUST RECEIVED FROX HAVING A Supply of these Pickets, We take pleasure In offering them to tbe public as the most ORNAMENTAL AND DURABLE And at the same time the cheapest material of which to build a fence. A fence made or tbe above material can be seen on Nuuanu Avenue, about half a mile from town. It requires two pickets to a loot of fencing, aud they can be pat up In a variety of waya. For further particulars Inquire of 881 :m E. O. HALL k SOH. WALTHAM WATCH CO. Waltham Watches, Waltham Watches. THESE WATCII17, ACIINO WEEIlOED to be the The most Reliable Time.keepers In the WORLD, and surpassing all English, 8wt, and French Watches, are to be had In Genuine 13 k. Gold, and Sterling Silver Cases. Every AVntcli Warranted to be a Perfect Time-keeper. x. xeiNEHirr. Sole Agent for IT at I ham Watch Co., For the Hawaiian Islands. Bar Trade anpplled most favorable terma.on eso m The Undersigned BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS HAVE Islands, for the sale of the celebrated MILLER, STREW AT & Co's CROWN DRAND OF BOURBON & RYE WHISKIES Now the leading brand la Kentucky, United SUtt, And which, for IU parity and sapertor aoalltr. ts hfzhlr recommended fur medicinal use. We have now Undine per Baric DtacoYerr. A Small Invoice of these Whiskies, 'Which will be Offered at agents' Rat", Namely ; Extra Bourbon, In varnished ok casks andjapann'd hoops Rye " i ' Bourbon In polished kegs and nickel plated hoops. " Bourbon In 1 dozen bottle esses " Rye to 1 dozeu bottle cases. Each bottle bearing the Caution Label, and pot np forOBEKN, MACVAULANfc .. WeUuur. antee these Yt hlaklea to be the genuine ' Miller, Stewart A. Ca'a Crown Brand," direct from the manufacturer!, and In quality unsurpassed. ORXEN, MACFARLANE A CO., cole Agents for Miller, Stewart A Co., eel 2m Louisville, Kentucky. SAM'L G. WILDER, AGENT Hawaiian Steamer LIKELIKE! BsTKPHEKB HASTER. Sailing Days as per Schedule ! Unlets Otherwise Advertised. TICKETS ONLY AT THE OFFICE FREIGHT BILLS DUE ON DEMAND imSH OFFICE WITH WILDER dc Co. AUCTION SALES. By C. 8. BAKTOW, Hocxnx Salei ; ON THURSDAY, : : : OCT. UTn, It At 10 o'clock A. Mf. wUI be Sold t A SELECTION OF DRY GOODS Hosttry, Hals, Shoes, Cigars, Tobsreo, Bsg or Sojsr. urr ot TT H. 3N" I T XT 3Et 353 . Crocker, Bope, Tea, Matches, And a Varied Assortment of other Mertkmdis C. S. BARTOW, Aset'r. LARGE PISH NET AT AUCTION. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6th, At It o'clock noon at Sales Room, wUI ba told, Large Flying Fish Net. a 8. BARTOW, Ancl'r. For Sale, One Rice Mill, n lee Halle, One Rice Pollaaer. New Can be worked by hand. Msy be seen at Bales Boom of C. S. BARTOW. Auetloaetr. F ART GALLERY PITPtt IMF01I Tbe aTndenUsrned Bast Just Received from San Francisco ! BT LATE ARRIVALS, A Large and Handsome Assortment PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS Such as Frames, Velvet Cases, Union Cases. c ALSO NEW STtLE OF PHOTOGRAPHS! Printed in Porcelain, Portraits in Alba. Plates, Style never beore Introduced in Honolulu. And also begs to aay that he la prepared to take l'hota. graphs from Lockits, and produce a Picture 11x31. a alsa which will be remembered by Honolulu people some years ago, made by Mr. Weed. Eiery faculty wilt be found at his Establishment To take any and all kinds of Pictures. Aided by the elements and the advantages of human Ingenuity and enterprise. Give him a Call. ssgsm A.A.MONTANA. rz2) HAWAIIAN AND AMERICAN FLAGS. F AU SIZES, FROX 12 IXCHES Ti) 39 o FEET. For We by U.XCISXBST. 3m JUST RECEIVED! Another Invoice of those justly celebrated' Melbourne Preserved Meats! Comprised In part as follows : Ox and Sheep Tongues, equal to any Pate da Fol Oral, Also, Cases of Boast Beer, Roast Mutton, Boiled Mutton, Irish Stew, Uotch PoUh, Trlpo (nlalal. Tripe and Onions, Ilarricot Mutton, Ox Cheek and Vegetables, Spiced Beef. Spiced Mutton, Rlsoles (seasoned), CoUard Head, Rump bteak Stew, Beef a la Mode. SOUPS. IH TWEBTY DIFFERENT VARIETIES. Comprising Ox Tall, Mulligatawny, Julienne, Bcehe da Mer, Mock Turtle, Kidney, Prince of Wales, Pate d'ltalle, Mutton Broth, Oravy, Macaroni, Ac. Ext ractum Car nisi (Prepared according to the directions of Baron Liable.) This extract of meat is superior to any that has ever been offered in Honolulu, These meals are prepared In vacuo, and are GUARANTEED to remain PERFECTLY SWEET for aay length of time, In any climate. Just the Ihlnsr ftor IMenlcs, aad Pnrtlea Be-aiding- oa the other Island. Island Ordtrs respectfully solicited and 31!td at prices to defy competition. v Order the Melbourne Meat Preserving Co's Meats, and yen can rely npon being to perfect order. For sale by FRIEL Jt BE8H. ess It Fort Street. Cotton and Hemp Suck. f.(fksrk YARDS COTTOJT DUCK. (Lawlence)Ko. 1 to 10, Just received, ex Cortnga, and other arrlvala. 3,000 yds Woodbury Cotloa Duck, all numbers, ifiVO yds Hemp Suck, Long Flax aad Merchant Navr, all numbers. Also, Cotton Ravens, Cotton aad flempTwiocAc., Ac For Sale by Si J ly A. W. rELUCE CO. Wire Rope, Wiro Seizing. GOOD SUPPLY. For Sale by . Mi 1 A. W. FEIBCE A CO. Anchors and Chains. PBOX 40 EW. TO 2300 LBS. ANCHORS CHAINS, from 11 to 1 s-s tactxa. For 8ale by SIS 1J A. W. FEICRB A CO. Best Ash Oars, A FCIX SCPPI.Y. 6 Feet to 33 feetloitsr. jtX. For Sale by Mll A. W. PEUtCE & CO. Hay, Hay. -d srkr. balbh CAXirenxiA hay. ex v. M. II- MZTEB, of Superior Quality, for sal by SSS 2t . w. rKiiu a iu. Sandwich Island Stamps ' lu EXCHANGE tor BARE rsrelsse; TAKEN per 100. list of Excelator tickets post frea on application to Sidney Foreign Stamp Depot, Box Kb a. P. P.. Bjdney, M, 8. W. 6M lm sigEiaVtjOr a t i. HORN'S Elegant D'tfing art Ice Grem Rmrs, Removed to Ho. 48 Hotel Street. DNBBRSIGHEB BEOS Tt SftTTirY THE customer and th pablle generally thai ba has taken the ctmmorHnn pit mists directly oppoaita bis old stand, formerly known aa tbe " Canton, Hotel," where h ts prepared to carry on the business of A First Class Restaurant. flPEjr xskbat. iraK. and wBJ sew the Choicest Viand and Kefreaa urate that the market aAVrds, with perfect cteaannets ami ncataeea. Single meals served at an hour of tbe day cr vstunsT. .. ALWA?S OS HAND.... Iced Ginger Beer, SodaWater fcleawaaie F. tiBRK. Tfonolulu, June id.lKI, -K BSS Manila, and Hejmfi Ccriafe. 'tiriirk COsESkAJVIEA'ASB HBKP sS3B J VFVP ace, a full assortment, alt alxc. For Sale bp (SIS ITO A, V. PMBCE A I . Il, ,- frsai wfcsaw JfTfjr f