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v,rds of 100 individuals lost their lives.


,c ,be number were Finn, the Com


dian. and Professor FoII'n' of Harvard


University.


Tho KING of Denmark, Frederick W..


I'd Dec. :. 1889, at Copenhagen.


rbo woddine-cake of Victoria was


90 Zoe, in circumference, and its weight


boo pounds.


The law of Massachusetts, prohibiting


whites from intermarryng with the colored


o,ula,on has been abolished.


Il distressing opthalmia has been very


,,o,aIent for some months at Kauai, par
Iacularly among the foreign residents, some


whom have been confined to a dark
room for many weeks. 1t appears to be
contagious.


On Monday last, a native at Moanalua,
: killed his wife, by striking her with hea-


yy stick, upon the head. He has been
G subject to fits of insanity, as we are in
4 omed and one may have occasioned
this cruel deed.


Passenger in the Europa, from Tahiti,
:, IJoseph P. Couthoy, Esq, one of the Ma
1mralists attached to the Exploring Squad
q ron, who was left in Sydney on account
). IOf i'll health.


{. His Majesty Kauikeaouli, and the
/ Iueen mother, Kekauluohi with their
lsites, arrived early this morning (Friday)
Iiom Lahaina, and received the customa-
o p salutes from the batteries. The king
e. is in poor health.


81 lie Pylade sails shortly for Tahiti
'.Iand Val alparaiso. Capt. Bernard and
= The officers express themselves highly
n pleased with their visit, and say that
IS IN no other port in their cruise have
/ they met with more hospitality. Those
J, OF the residents who have had the
pleasure of their society, bear testi-
. mony to their gentlemanly department
= and accomplished manners. This ves-
4 SCI will leave favorable impression
n OF the high character of the officers of
7, 'ae french navy, among both Hawaii
n ans and foreign residents, and her Wis
! II be productive Of much good.
Il [, S. EXPLORING Txprp,r,ov-TbeI
;, T. ) Exploring Squadron, composed of.
= s'IPs 'ncennes and Peacock, brig Por-


lo'se' and schooner Flying Fish, sailed


nom 'aao on the 18th July last. On
Vie l4'h August, they reached Minerva
|" Olermont Tonnerre Island, one of the


"O'' eastern of the Paumotou group,
e'nO''s Which they passed nearly three
\ weeks The Squadron proceeded thence


" ia''I'I, where it remained till the Gath
sept From the Society Islands. its
y, sv'Se was directed to the Samoan group.


|"efe 1t made surveys of the principal
"''oofS' and also of the whole coast of
vi, larger Islands On the 9th Nov. it
ou eal'ed lor Sydney, where it arrived on the
,h rY',, no ana after suitable preparation, on


'V 'o'h Dec. sailed on it's cruise in tho