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Eruption
and
Hawaii,
Live,
.
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or
carrier
the
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tie. ,
Perhaps,
79
-
-
he will refuse
number,
has
our
hold of the
glad
to
We
prise.
learn that
the
condition of
to
shipmasters
understand
the
the
as
in port last year, when the affair
The
taken.
from them
aid in the
ping
raised
saw
that
hold.
a
seamen
to, and
We desire that
seamen
will
SO* The Government gave
and
land—foreign residents
has
a
is
over
vicinity, another
be erected
as
beautiful
been
done.
of the
a
na-
remains
enterprise
in Boston and
Matter*,
seamen.
must now come
"
It
say,
you
fall
"
the
land,"
If the
it will be owing
"the land."
your
special
one
has
to
"
attention.
can
complete
the
teamen,
to
publish
You
proves
the
not
shall
is
now
posal
"
to
with
wife
Ah,
invited
we now
as
following
for
If
the
good
would
be
amply
The
outlay.
that
pledge
the funds
more
from
in
articles
are
they
will
their dis-
at
the
world—
ofthe
world—
languages, French,
foreign
German—some
lamps—A Barrel
the
at
glasses—seve-
spy
part
any
respectful-
Room
Reading
good map of
maps—a
papers
side
or
and
lamps, hanging
of
Oil,
good
would
The
,
lor's Home
for money
shall
Reading Room of the Sai-
new
we
with
opened
was
appropriate
ex-
to
ercises
last
evening, Wednesday, 24th.
to
for
again
Mr.
we
opening
communicaprepare epistolary
office
department
Communications
through
the Post
Exceedingly apt and
address.
remarks
prose-writers propriate
and
poetesses
the post
Cox,
All
addressed
fail-
,to receive
not
,tributions
a
to
hold themselves
committeeof ladies
for the Fair.
in
seamen
tablishment
lead
respect-
readiness,
soliciting
The smallest
call/thankfully received, and the largest
will
ap-
Captains
Kingman, Neil, and
Spencer,
cord their
are
offered by
were
several
of the of the Trustees.
formay be
Office
Merchants of Honolulu
fully invited
the
!"
and
are
strangers
Should such
names.
tracing
important
very
out
from
seamen
year
to
a
'
register
year,
whom
be
it may
results, especially
about
ea*fl
to re-
in
inquiries
will be made.
con-
Javors
not
to
visiting Ike
respectfully requested
carefully preserved
,refused.
a
This
visitors.
to
will allow.
Spanish,
con-
The Sailor's Fair."
cannot
a
fast
so
and newspapers
sheet.
when
as
Room
Reading
for the
compensate
to sea-
annouuee
the
enterprise
Home,"—one
late
office,
we
as
friends
beg
the
or
Allen, President of H. S. H. S., made
warded
"
to
ly solicited
Island,"
Capt.
of
compelled
look upon his like
tions,
of the
The
arrearage
■
to
that
complete and open
name
good
monthly
office,
Reading Room.
happy
Trustees offer this
The
at our
long
so
seafaring
example
be
all
up
for-
to
They may
Total
comply
his
for the Fair.
requested
Master's
Home
most
residents,
Friend sufficient
his
Rhode
Curiosities
particularly
the Harbor
are
and
men
($5,00,) this
called
little
our
our
the Friend.
support
at
($5,00,) branch
the
and
are
Sailor's
We
for
payment
said,
the sea," and
fact
of
Sailor's Fair.
contribute for
paid
for the future
more
follow
are
you
rendered the aid
enterprise
To this
as
shipmaster
through."
not
asked.
ure,
to
As
roust
but
and
is
assure
prepa-
Chaplain's Study.
copy
($20,00,).
we
husband
Poets,
accomplished by
officers and
forward,
enterprise.
this
edifice
To
be
to
be left
This
through."
Adamsville,
and
22nd,
few
"
good
provided
lot of tinue
valuable
an
be found upon the Islands.
no
So he thus
desired that
and
appear,
in
took that her
they
forward and caused
the Institution have gone
to
He
necessary
ward contributions, for the Fair.
ral
The Trustees of
$1,000.
fall
must not
about his request, but would
Honolulu, residing
some
subscribed
"
have been
gentlemen
all.the
Com-
to our
a
years.
support
Home
"
"
$4,000.
There has been
Seamen
Stranger's Friend Society ($5,00,) proceed just
not
should
paid
send
for the future
to
had
friendly
two
at
many years
to
this is for the Bethel
$40,00.
amount
for
and
make
to
the
on
Home.
the
at
as
know
to
really
so
says,"
this
donation
"
Home
should
have subscribed
tives ofthe Sandwich Islands,
and
Wc
satisfactory!
not
"This he
a
make
to
desired
continued
we
16th,
The Trus-
Fair,
hold this
to
to
sea-
of the Friend rations.
because
gratuitously
this for the
officers and Oct.
masters,
what
observe
ship-j
and
day
out,
($4,00,)
j
amount
(only
in earnest,
were
of Nov.
mittees of ladies
"
of
people
the
that
was
($10,00.)
underta-,
small
seamen,
among
the
was
subject
comparatively
When
$1,000.)
was
before the
but
ken, hence,
was
It
matter.
season,
for the benefit ofthe Home.
have
decided
16th.
decided
shipping
present
tees
appointed
not
subscriber called
stood.
make
over,
by| this
"
late in
one
It is
pay.
complaint
he had shown himself
the past
the first
residents in Honolulu,
to
to
the
invitationiis for
The
down their money.
pay
came
They
were
account
pays
under-
was
office the other
however
not
were
commenced
was
and sailors.
shipmasters
to
enterprise
lacking
Nov.
was
son,
evening
subscri-
a
it
ago
the
during
Articles
publisher.
his wife
to
publisher
An old
account
to
flatly
little
as
how his
ago
enter-
Home
perhaps
i enterprise,
and
such
to
Rope.
of the
Sailor's
refer
now
end
right
beginning
are
1855.
OCTOBER 25,
HONOLULU,
duty,
twelve-month,
a
lookout!
Fair
a
year
one
80
...
any
true
hold
the
detained,
forwarded
having
ber's paper for
£*****«!
U%*
his
neglects
after
always thus, and
seamen,
If the mail is
easily pleased.
-
n
are
occur-
not
are
Nearly
-
Donations, Shipping,
We
by
that subscribers
ring experience,
mnst
Grumliler,
Getting
know
oft
XII.
Series, VOL.
Fair, Friday
Sailor's Home
Subscriber.
7fi
.
Boole,
New
The
.
•
Krancie,
Trial of A. G.
70
-
.
Good
Newspaper publishers
•
on
Rrciprociiy Trusty,
Look
A
1855.
OCT..
74-a-0
Correspondence,
New
FRIENfo.
OP THE
CONTENTS
Old
1855.
HONOLULU, OCTOBKR 25,
10.
IV, No.
Vol.
Series,
73
F
THE RIEND.
be
4
at
Seamen will
always find writing materials
the
that
pile
desk,
excuse
so
for
riot
they
can
hare
no
poaai-''
writing tbeir friends.
•
THE
74
FRIEND,
by him
Correspondence.
OCTOBER,
the foundation of the
as
1855
The
*
C. Damon:
S.
Dear
Sir:—A
solemnly interesting
I last
has occurred here since
who observed the
changes
in his
tinually occurring
that he would
ed
disposition
be
to
found
thereby
was
arrive
round the
be
in these
rallf weak
constitution.
When the Queen
these
accompanied
er
Every
in whose
made
Heaven those
hold
to
arrangements
blessings
him for either life
that
if
which
by
Ministers,
lowed
Pomare
burial
(ietis
the
after them the
Then
the
of
After them the
carried
by
depend
the
the
Catholic
the
namented with
fringe
pray-
seek from
would best fit
waBbornebyM.de
Commisnriat
tain of the
of
enclosed in 3 coffins,
a
was
canopy
covered
with
and
black
feathers,
Cools,
mem-
I send
few short
a
off'
the
by
considerable
Artillery,
the
Cap-
but
cease,
a
an
had
borne with
was
attention
to
mind
such
was
as
it is in
appointed.
spoke
the
to
opening
Jesus—that
About
he
death,
lead
gradually
was
truth
to
as
unbroken,
was
and his interest in them from the
ment
His
exemplary patience.
these meetings
commence-
hope
hope
and
freely
Governor
Catholic
can
followed Ihe Qneen
followed
and the
Bishop,
Consuls.
Then
by
the
British and Ameri-
considerable number
a
the
by
mer-
strongly
Then followed the Queen's
his
on
abhorrence of the
practices in which he
truly
gratifying
which beamed in
his
Spoke of Him.
feet.
On
the
see
his after them in order the
had tricts of Tahiti and
pleasure
while he
countenance
1 attended
Saturday evening
he
cept that
to
the
meeting
and found him
complained
usual
as
of cold
Sunday morning
they
domestics,
of all the dis-
people
Moorea,
and
and
the
people
lined the
The
place
bly high
hands and sacred
of interment is
of land
point
on
Papaoa,
at
the God of Tahiti,
to
considera-
a
and
bodies
off the
"ready
are
morning
War
is
en-
chal-
to
de-
again
when it will
know
to
other
of Ha-
people
knowing
no.
lhat
and directs
the
morning
all
God
tilings
Ihe
battle-field,
I
v<
their slices from the
As
soon
brought
was
about the
Hanavave,
to
and
bodies
the
Ihe
valley,
their
some
ngeance, that
as
and
ale
report of
the
best
village crying
portioned
told that
was
their
glut
la
eager
had
Natives
of
The bodies of the slain
men.
on
dressed themselves in
and
attire,
with
out
the
women
savage
exultation—a human victim—a human
victim.
June 29.
The
bodies of the
two
Natives
feaßted
that
men
.upon the
killed yes-
were
teiday.
The relatives of the fishermen who
were
off in
cut
portions
This is the
is
March
the
raw,
devoured
last,
of the
rest
their
people prefened
theirs roasted.
having
foimerly
where fu-
two
raw.
victory
ran
the
two
truly
with
prospect
dark
a
but
present, it
at
us
there is
discharacter to
a
very
he had asked
couraging in it to those who walk by faith.
those performed on ihe present occasion have
for me, on
It has
strengthened me somewhat by leaving
my arrival I found him
perfectly been celebrated.
the
sensible but near his end.
1 had
impression upon my mind, that Satan is
just time to
The
that a
call his attention once more
paper then states,
He sees that
pulpit had in his
his
fullness and
I
for about 3
sent
was
the 13th of
May,
each side all the
way
on
along.
on
ex-
procession
This
up
cut
them
indulged, and of the course he intended to of the Poumntu islands
residing- at Tahiti*
his life
His confidence
pursue were
French soldiers, sailors, and Native soldspared.
in the Savior appeared
simple and childlike; iers, under their respective
commanders,
•tw"
so
were
After
glory.
cut
was
before
here
among the victors.
out
cry
were
that
told the
engagement with the people
were
a
persons;
cut
the
by
Throne
June 28.
relations, after her and killed
nearest
Particular,
officers, followed
receive the of Government
chants and residents of Tahiti.
not dis-
to
fortnight
a
that his
Pomare and her
the
Next
been
were
pleasant
is
served from much
families followed.
a
escaped.
people
there is
His
which he
by
Hanavnve.
Hanavaeans.
and
daylight
of five
have
eaten
The
llic
pall lenge
Native Gov-
thun
ascertained
raged, they waited off this
for
that
I
who
two men
upon the
and
rest
1
have been
day,
of
people
navave.
the
the
in
you will per-
of fishermen
carried
or-
feasting,
events
them,
after
party
inquiry,
killed, the
were
sits
pain,
a
consisted
Ariipaca,
During this period, although no improvement took place in ernor of the district, and Aiiipeu, Ihe Queen's
The
brother-in-law.
Governor and their
his state of
health, he was mercifully predeath.
or
notices of
Shortly
raised lhat
cut
and
they happened,
March 13.
was
la-
and murder.
war
by
has
here since I
dancing
to
Capiuin
of books,
epistle.
chief of the i-lart'd,
/be
From
be better informed
haps
ol
1855.
change
a
of affairs
and
M. Perraud
Department,
you last.
wrote to
package
Quite
the state
March 15.
Native Governors and
corpse"
hand.
in
Charity. jllshing party
School
with the
the natives have turned
pupil.
a
corpse,
bers oftheir families,
over
fol-
Minister,
Protestant Ministers,
was
place
the long
Darling,
ofthe Sisters of
pupils
boys
under
and
Protestant
Native
come to
Then followed the
Orsmnnd
Hove the
has
of his order in which
procession
d'Jlrms,
14th,
Brother:—Your letter by
together
ken
their
to
place
The
Papeoa.
at
some
Messrs.
by
togeth-
special
to
ancestors
led
was
which
confidence and
two
Royal
the
place,
which the diseased
and
his behalf,
on
ihe RepresenCommissioner, to con-
success.
success
hgr family
resting
and Mr.
thing
she callel
she had
piety
meetings daily
the little
Commandant,
Imperial
seas.
natu-
a
resorted to,
was
efforts,
those members of
ents
er
saw
sur-
these
up
of (he
command of theirofficer.
prey
plentifully
his life, but without
to save
His
and
easy,
broke
rapidly
medical skill could devise
possible
Tabor,
appointed by Queen
was
the remains of Ariiane
vey
con-
ready
families of
principal
Indulgence
tative
last
a
so
Pomare and the
expect-
maturity.
at
to
few
were
ever
mild and
which
those temptations
and
which
health,
naturally
was
Ariiane.
son
delicate,
was
The 22nd of May
Dear
of the funeral is
event
wrote, in the
death ol Queen Pomare's eldest
From his infancy he
following description
extracted from the Native Journal.
July
Damon:
Mr.
1855.
Tahiti, July 31st.
PiriETE,
The Rev.
Fatuhiva, Marquesas,
salvation of
his soul."
neral riles of
different
"flurry."
to tne
his eyes,
opened
and
tion,
nothing
o'clock,
been
freeness of salvation
by Jesus
he
one,
gave
a
sig-
a
when
Christ,
recogni-
~
immediately expired.
placed
small house
her
the
near
belonging
the
to
When the
family.
which is
sepulcre,
Queen
had
corpse
near
and
is about
to
struggle
to
arrived much
lo
fail,
kingdom
and he is
keep
see the
it
making
I
up.
last
a
should
end of these
grand
like
very
things should
it
the little house be
agreeable to the will of God.
But I dare
voice was
heard for sometime
near, her
not form
Within 3 months of his 17th
any plans for Ihe future, as my duty
year.
weeping and lamenting her great loss. When ts to live for
In a notice
given in the native journal of
to-day, and let th-- morrow take
the vast multitudeabout the tomb had been arthought for itself.
the ful|oning Thursday,
Your brother in
Christ,
signed by the Queen's
ranged, Maahanuu a Naive Minister ascendS.
minated his
brief
in
career
Thus
earth,
hmbgnd, and Ariifaaite,
Maheanu,
Native
Ministers,
*M»ce
"
k
A
:
by
"»
called
the Queen
Jfcng
jmnd
toms
»h*
prayer
was
was
was
to
attend
L.fe for
asked from God
request
ed the
pulpit
and
and
our
in Orsmond read the
was
meetings.
that
the life
lengthened
enlightened,
ofyouth
were
ont
so
a
that
chapter
of the
King
of the
little
the
was
of his
Mr.
prayer.
and
A
prayed.
Darling preached
13., and Mr. Howe offered
P.
S.
fessed
Last
ever
fired another
volley
Thus closed
imposing
tne
one
services
the*
the
sepulcre,
pear
of the
corpse
soldiers
the door.
lhat had
and
since, being
and
his
cus-
On tho
preached
following
permission
Lord's day
funeral
was
sermon
granted
one
was
at
to
Mr.
the
in the Native
crowded
(o
this
Rev.
and
rapidity
of his
Mr.
Cbapel
excess.
at
single
write
be
to me
No human
so
read
little,
but
continuous
not
a
and
and is
is
based
also
heavenly
so
upon
the
could
well.
able
advanced
exer-
Holy Spir-
immediate
just
upon
acquired
guihave
This
to
write
enough
discourse from
S.
means
thorough
and
instrument
rapidly,
a
the
that the
His
pro-
of heart
profession
all
he has
In this
prayer.
words,
a
to
wa'k,
with which
of
it has seemed
man can
to
This conclusion
the
Darling taught him
Papaoa,
change
a
attentive
occured in it has taken him under
ever
Marquesan
a
consistent
a
believe
consistency
dance.
a
I
ihe
cise,
with
met
maintained
language
solemn
most
February
have
to
He has
conversion.
After
The Tahiti.
'younC
evil
Mr.
15th Cor.
strongly condemned by Howe to
preach
Jesus was received
Papeete, which
him with repentance, and
•
meetings
comforted
a
scriptures
tfien fired.
Protestant had been placed in
the hearts
family might be
granted
prayer, and
those
out
(he prayer of the interment,
and made a
per- up
of Grace.
At few remarks on the latter part of the XV.
was
young
entered
gave
from Rev. XIV.
"»uperior excellence
was
parents and
had
BICKNELL.
words
of
persons engaged m
Jhe even.ng three.
The
Mm.ster
Queen
was
one of the
lollowin?
two
noon
in
and (he
meetings held in behalfof the salute
Bame,y.
'
13
7
wor*
,
T»
the
he
King.
rejug
-
to
the
are
ter-
to
memory
B.CKNELL.
THE
■—
There
publication.
placed
Catholic mission
is only
during
refer
those
to
Maine-Law
of the French
bo
relating
in the
policy
in the
chapter
curious
a
of French
history
been
Marque-
at
it
Pacific,
done
will
he
that
learns
Honolulu
this group
Harbor
Toanoa, Tahiti,
of
1855.
September 4,
Mv Dear Fhiends—l
that
thought
dated
it
ol
In the
30th.
22tid
the
on
from Lt.
harbor
when
I'Arteintse,
I
our
the
sited
the
make
was
this
lor
all 1
1
saw
while my
She is used
as
Jonan,calls
her bis
group
and
;
in
little
with
the
be
a
lie makes
portions
which
in
of
he
the
judg-
is
verdure
more
Oahu.
upon
hill-sides is
But
of
composed
a
grass, which grows
ceous
all, like the Peruvian
' produced,
at
a
upon the
foliage
of
species
arena-
But the effect
is that of
especially,
prolific vegetation.
I
will
upon
sum
my
natives
up
mind
by
impressions
by
Ihe
saying,
that
observation extended, 1
Nukulieva
to
better formed
the
resistance
I know
to
proof against
tnis
missionary
to
nant
upon
of the
the
assured
anxious
of
the
a
the
short
They
are
expression
a
opinion
has
not
may be
;
hut
been
success.
a
mission
desponding
brought
of
essen-
only
now
and
as
order
high
found
The
to come
of their dis-
events
payable
stipends,
of
purchase
rem-
the
were
were
It
what
You
that
men,
pristine
same
brandy
uiay
be
officers.
from the
or
gn
perhaps,
I
spared
at
were
in
the
with
There
a
high
are
an ounce
closets
some
its
this day,
to
doubt if
private
thus
when
Marque-
liquor exists, except
that I have
fact
the present
merciful
But
of
will
war,
their
military
has
make
found.
for them
it
to
faulty
a
So
it
one
has
been
French
The
Marquesas
is
once
abandoned
it,
already
It is
a
in
Governor.
He it
administering
Some credit is due to tbe amiable in hia
no
fail
yet
law,
for
This is
ture
of the melon has
other seed,
of the
whose
Catholic,
may
abandoned
The
(such
glory,
is)
have
a
to
ready
be
upon the
mell,
I need
not
blow
was
priests
And 1
of that
far
as
the
well
as
failure-—we
a
have
her
garrison,
her
religious,
immigrated
more
all,
genial
been
civilization,
and her island
to
Tahiti.
The
The
island
soil.
There
a
had
arts
been
through
Protestant mission.
And
the opportune pretext
seized,
fertile
into
he
advancements in the
than
better
so
Marquesas
productive.
more
rapid
a
The cul-
Protestant
to
seed
virtually already.
it
was
was
more
the
French
as
latter
proved
has
that
say
esone
repayment of
tears ;
short,
far
the
onion,
failed.
fruit is the
in
missionary labor,
a
The
Bowing
the
as
other culture and olher
as
after.
signally
far
so
for
with the
case
a
expended
profitably
ever
the
so
;
class of
large
a
was
to return
small favorite with the French.
to
impose
island and
to
was
themselves
launch,
pell-
novel and attractive, bloodshed
tell you that
given
cause
formerly
(You
French pretext
the pretext
Pomare,
in the
who had
estimate of the island.
are
of
been
was
two
Catholic
expelled
acquainted
the
the open
and
from
with such
in the history of your
own
though islands.)
mild
and
that
yielding
though
what internal feud against
boldness,
rigid,
private relatione,
fact
singular
than
been abandoned.
agriculture
far has
so
of
system
large garri-
a
has failed
occu-
worse
Nukuheva
as
valley
For
of an armed
the
is
con
appreciated.
storm
containing
its beautiful
upon
signal
the
and
:
by
far, also,
mintary post,
son,
their
to
and the elements
policy
barbarism
currying
as
by
easily
are
the whole
is
pation
aban-
to
thefirst
at
contemplation.
disappointed them,
tributing
as
In-
demonstration of
public
abandonment
in
re-
and latent traits.
savage
actually
am
im-
the French themselves
comes
and lhat
;
I
evidences of
originally
by
time
Hawaiian the labors of the
the
Nukuheva.
g-shops—l
write
sin-
inundation of
Temperance,
other
found
tem-
nation, altnost the
exceptionable
enforced
to
though contrary
marvel
will
the
from that evil.
strictly
regene-
fact that
who enforced upon the
the
no .taverns or
of
the united wishes
warriors.
Lift these
were
customs
re-
natives would become
assured
am
been
enemies, though
don the group, the natives will return
the Hawai-
belong
and
brandies, still mercifully
sas
to
of French character,
know
so.
with the
Marquesas
singular
a
enforced,
was
we
I tell you
same
is
con-
begun
enforced.
rigidly
add the
to
were
and
laws,
expected
was
the nation, and
perance
bridges
code of civil
A
Islands.
military authority.
introduced,
the list of wonders where
ian
governor
a
exists ihe official and private character of Lt. Jonan
we were
members
and
Roads and
Priests
I said before, it
As
and
islands,
code of morals,
priestly
order of is
that the evidence of their
Protestant
leave.
my
higher
island of Fatuheva,
that the
to
and
one
Christianity
intellectuality
tial
is
as
I
that when the
the French will
recently
these
the
they
if he break his
war,
by
so
best
regard
and
as
savage
military faulty.
and
were
do
to
especially
that
upon his
war
sav-
brave
a
He loves
policy*
fighting,
He has
and
commenced, and the natives may add, that
w;.s
wotk.
to
the
bavin* civil
structed.
the natives of nation
of Oahu.
people,
countenance
■ intellect.
of
those
far
so
sovereignty,
in
provement deceptions.
strictions,
fortified the harbor of culents
heights,
on
Agriculture
produced cerely
appearance of
prefer
individualtribes
meantime the French took pos-
the
ol
appointed
to
the
and
him.
to
permitted instance,
were
They
their
arts
religion
the
constructive
a
In the
rate
no soil at
almost
on
cactus.
distance
Nukulieva
upon
the
remain
French
rewards for all the labor and money
was
lb' ir labors.
There
the
They
monthly
to receive
garrisoned
put
keeps
her.
than
army
amount
monthly.
This
inclined
himself
proved
engage
oldest
stirring Nukulieva, and commenced the founding of season,
history. a colony.
From 000 to 800 soldiers were blights.
the
gieat pet of his,
order
and
an
were to
religious
(be
to
the
report
IrictS,
scboonei soil.
her
with
all
to
embrnce
acknowledge
to
conform
and
impor-
cultivate the
each other,
of the French.
were
has
strongly urged
of his
Typees
brutish and ferocious
most
wage
This
of their
petty government
but
and
laigest
the
for this the chiefs
agriculture,
the
his
to
a-year,
is
to
consequently,
The chiefof the
comprehends
against
turn
old pracupon the
and
warfare:
heller than
and
promises
chief.
one
any
hour upon her, session
an
"flag-ship."
her
good
This
return
customs
you.
Lt.
government tender, and
must
from the
ing
a
visits
frequent
to
the
lor
sketches
ink
that
connected
are
francs
day.
he
since
Among
the French is the
by
imposed
restraint
annuity
deed,
receive
was to
according
2000
peace with
at
and
know and
pardoned
he
overran
memory
events that
You
however,
full
gazed
to
you the
interesting
sure,
Taiohoe,
at
Kamebaincha—l
in ISI2
assure
and
items will prove
as
to
In
chief under the.
fealty
life and customs, jurisdiction of France.
1 shall
am
state
opportunity
1
native
reason,
saw.
lowing
I
tine
a
paid
property
Tons the pi incipal chiefof Nukulieva
tance.
1
where
'i'ypec.s,
posiession
and
short,
was
primitive
elaborate pen
making
It
of
to
information.
neglected.
not
enough, however,
and
me
observations,
opportunity
died
alt.
annuity
a
:—
value
in
powers and
Taiohoa, and ob-
at
principal
Facb Chief professing
an
was
civiliza-
by
cession of the
following conditions
re-
rely
It
1849 Admiral Du-
In
touched
the
to
conferred
formerly)
age
and many
tolerable French."
upon cannibalism.
of those few fusing
list
illuminated
informal
the
Ibelonging
Com-
I
of Sandwich Island
the
to
are
'large squadron,
benefits
is, bis
acquisition
speculations.
a sort
add
lhat
the
"
some
They (the
written language,
no
speak
military
as
but you may
obscurity,
and
lo
have
natives)
position Orekiac, (the
history
last of
at
the inhabitants
among
around the French fortifications.
supporter of ihe
Christianity.
last receives
your port
251b.
ration a
of the
same
took
afforded
the
my Hono-
Taiohoe
at
valley
French
This visit
in
was
make
warm
of
was
valuable
in the
are
a
of
sketch
conscientious
a
appearance,
of tise of intestine
French,!
that
days petel Thouiirs, having plenary
of August tained
latest
the
for the better
when of them
the
of the
of the French
some
and
tion and
not
is
There
change
Mr.
position
political
occupancy
establish
Marquesas Aug.
stay
fain.nts
natives
when
she
much
gainid
to
depot,
July
10
French
one
He
We left the
Although
the
be
to
acquaintances.
nter.
to
to
of Taiohoe,
We had
Jouan,
mundunt, who proved
lulu
to
morning
the
Island of Nukulieva.
ception
following
enough easting
and
entered
we
left Honolulu
wu
of the
course
bad reached
Marquesas,
c
according
my
hoped
take
not
the
short
facts
eailh-spols
You remember that
i
upon
parts
judgment.
your
we
public
the
to
given
be
may
I intend
1
disappointed,
easily comprehend
a
has
Marquesas
attempted
less
did
is
It
could pos-
we
that he is
believe
to
reason
that christian.
sorry
his friends of Fatuhiva !
to
history
from involved in
letter
a
course,
"all hands ;" and many
letter for
my
Of
place.
am
give it.
now
The
the
we
with
following
shall
flattered by the
am
expecting
are
you
this
at
by
at
is the
and you will
only good
be sadly
news
Connected
I
visit Fatuhiva.
not
much
thought of,
them
having protected
danger.
Ihe
Armstrong
is
brandy:
to
that
have
sibly
the
did
Marys
surprising
We
describing
paragraphs
policy
If there
sas.
deem it of im-
we
call the reader's attention.
to
portance
which
to
for
some recent
the St.
of it
portion
that
letter has been
following
hands for
our
one
me
75
1855.
OQTOBER,
I
The
in
FRIEND,
and
The French
I have farce.
colonial system is,
We have but
to
at
beat,
read Bancroft,
anal
a
and
76
we
THE
the
upon the present condi-
looking around
In
Pacific,
There
for New Caledonia.
bank
and three and
a
exists there
of armed
sort
a
already
Algcrinc
has
Yours with
and the
elements have
right
them useful
they
if
take
rank
in
inferior
the
templating
is
of tho French,
policy
in his
gion, loresighted
ble in his
of
there he is
sure
worth
quesas
the human
would
they
race,
( To be concluded in
have
of France
experiments
re-
mill
saw
for
been
"
!
Gratitude
The
Mr.
hope
the
will
you
South Harbor
is
8 o'clock
squall
the
Wo
but
luku
let
she had
fairly
strike
the
larboard counter, but
from
a
going
farther
any
and
small anchor,
ted,
wo
The
paired
We carried
on.
rudder
our
and then left
the
out
found the
ship
best
thought
put back,
to
ship—hove
broke in
her
it and got inio the
most
were
and
of the
helped in
Covert is
a
every
likely
very
kind,
lives rendered
I
found him
generally
think
and
us
10
s
ive
honest
so.
Mr,
their|power
Snow
he
me.
to
and
the
was
be
Sugar,
our
X
and
na-
Missionary,
stay
'
cotton,
ready
family
as
fruits
I
to
did
eggs,
body
fiom
cor-
duly,
will do the
same.
brown
that
at
it
an
will
early
new
the
treaty
the.
all
unmanufactured,
and
is
articles,
not
not
not
:
—
refined,
rugs,
hides,
butter and tallow.
of
all
preserved,
preserved,
il has
but
both
by
been
could
and Brazil.
eign Minister,
|0 press the
missioners,
not
sup-
enter
carried
and Mr.
It is
wild
censed
not
All
Gregg.
correspondTen
Mr
forward with
have successfully
Mr.
honot
the
that
ihe
Hawaii, should
have
Ey<k,
Kervnnce,
those who
to
prosecuted
highly gratifying
of Young
bus
commenced
subject
it
treat-
King's For-
American Comupon the
having
upon the
ence
The.
Wyllie,
Mr.
subject
received
scheme.
proposition
been
vorably
lt
Washington,
Brother
by
have
(night
fa-
so
Jonathan
been
that his mind would have been
just
consequent
now,
Miss
question.
tion
that
proposals
settle
to
ed
S
was
his
such
der
to baiter
Brother
allow
free of
a
lumber
to
I'm
"
says
natural
the
does
not
lumber
sugar,
ready
"
for
Well,
a
same
bar-
Broth-
to enter
your
allow
privilege.''
Young Hawaii,
is made and the business
bargain
un-
proposed
ifyouwill
yes,
enjoy
mu-
prompt and huei-
my sugar
duly,"
sure
would have
be
Hawaii
do you wish for?
what
"Muikai," (good)
the
he
about fish,
says,
a
was
It'so, he
Young
his fu-
was
gels (be mitten."
would
as
"
manner
will you
ports
my
he
her-
coyishly
upon
it
that
supposed
little,
and
Jonathan
Brother Jonathan in
gain,
er,
"
co-
annexa-
He bad offer-
amount
circumstances.
a
"
and Brother
pockets
thought
a
the matter,
to be
the
inclined,
generous
While
over
sing
I(
n
bride!
ture
little irrita-
certain
marriage.
of
at
supposed
Hawaii had shown
wiiv
felt
Jonathan had
a
upon
touching
movements
United show it, but when
products
stock
shrubs and trees,
unmanufactured,
agreea-lUndressed,
live
will
Treaty stipu
desired
ronsequencoof its
treaty in
a
Spain
ncss-likc
others
vegetables
undried and
plants;
such
with
the Hawaiian etc.,
following
such
been
long
felt rather SOMeASW,
into the United States
and
to
Session.
of
the
Other!
saved.
foreigners,
Minister self rather
respecting
certain 1 lawaiian
freo
Kingdom
seeds
ies
of the United match!
Senate
treaty.
by
into operation,
it goes
be
will
have
quetting"
of sugar, molasses, coffee, arrowroot,
in»
when
to
securing
this
derived
be
posed that the United Slates
ted
condition that
treaty admits
,
assistance, kinds,
He and his
make
allow
admitted
The
the natives
always
Wai-
received
feature of the
follows :—On
from this
Mr.
The
chiefs
daily.
If we have been
of that
forthcoming
Stales will
the
consider him
Pilot.
a
more.
stream
confidently hoped
approval
principal
The
as
assistance,
great deal of
a
highly of, for
as
with his
strictly
advise and assist
all
part of
not
its
the
by
went
could.
and I
the
secure
plunk Ito
to
of
States, and it is
syrups
every way competent
was
their
they
way
man
approved
resident*
European
rendering
be
as
see
informed, this Irealy only remained
repaired iGovernment
in time
Sea
The
season.
very kind in
We
places.
Japan
then
we
found the
down—we
different
two
and
discharged
into the weather Harbor and
re-
damaged
was
no
from the
Washington,
at
of
of
advuntage
benefit will
cent
natives and
with the UnitewStales, affords made
satisfaction.
greatest
rectly
The second
badly,
bottom
how bud the
knowing
we
leaked
the
out
blacksmith,
Sea.
Japnn
will
you
11. 11. M.'s
Lee,
Judge
Treaty
new
assistance of
the
through
for the
We
very little.
leak but
not
Mr. Covert.and his partner
day
a
it modera-
10 o'clock
at
the
held her
anchors
Hon.
not
same
also benefitted
latinos,
—
for
hope
Treaty.
recently
intelligence
Plenipotentiary
to
hove her offclear from the reef.'The
did
ship
under
occasionally
heavy
quito
continued
and
pintles,
us
the Waiakea streams."
Reciprocity
go
and swung her head to the wind
up,
ihe
the reef,
and
she struck her rudder against
all the
to
the
he
forest
planning
little
bower
watch
to
stream
the
towards
are
may sweep
the 3D per
laud
lava
Probably
emerald
think it
of the
com-
brought
broke off
lilo.
and
bouses
now
a
Progress
end
progress
Many
There is
Parlies will go up
at
heavy
ship
I
beauteous
We
a
immediately
before
the other anchor, but
was
The
seaboard.
drag.
to
considered the
there
resistless
(remainder
the prospect
(he
special
into
in
Piihonua and
this
undried
ma-
continue to
through
cutting
is
packing.
arc
think
solemn.
is
anour
Pilot
evening
that
from the
menced
our
and
Island,
with my best anchor,
anchorage,
I lilo
down
A native visited the
ll
in
rejoice
islands
appear
miles broad.
two
On
ship intotjfee
I took my
Strong's
chored her, wllere
All
the
lilo.)
must be
Wailuku.
We
or
one
15th.
some
18.r>s,
on
Friend,
place.
a
now
are
the flowing
now
ofthe
sure.
making
and
the
publish
these lines
give
April
Ist of
best,
still
is
fruits
We would remaik thnl
is
near
preparations
—
seeds and
unmanufactured,
poultry,
and
slaves
pari,
stream
It
miles from I
should the fountain
banks
yesterday,
Sir:—lfyou
111
coal,
kinds,
round hewed,
fusion is
is
woods, and
in
present.
but
"
Damon:
Dear
I
Sea.
The
windings.
should
course,
the
near
slow
at
its
anxious
and
tit
ns
stream
Bark
crater,
place, (about
is
which is
covered duct;
a
the
leaving,
days,
lew
to
Mauua Lon
this side of the woods, which
on
play
next.)
our
old
All I lilo
or
have
through
king
Massachu-
not
would
pioneers—they
left for abortive
a
Mar-
him,
to
not
long untenanted by
mained thus
erects
eating
Wo
the
is dated The
It
from
(lays.
ten
miles in all
some lit'
choice
the
dime
a
sta-
preserved,
letter from
permitted
aro
—
all
kinds,
in
or
preserved,
not
sugar-planters,
returned
just
ll flows in
immense,
storehouse,
a
I lad
!
remain
islands been
to
builds
or
to
ho
wheresoever
worship
of
temple
and
earth,
I have
full blast—absent
reli-
and
fastens upon the
purposes,
we
of
above).
!
interest.
during Visited the great summit
his
experience,
Imminent
a
whole
cotton
vegetables
I8f»5.
14th,
"
con-
The American,
in
which
Coan,
will be read with
use,
Oct.
by
taught
his conduct, sincere
resolute in
setts'
Rev. Mr.
from
extract
fish
wheat,
Government
following articles, duty
timber and lumber of all
heading,
they
are,
geographical
resources,
Polynesian migrations.
spots
they
as
following
Hawaiian
the
free, from the United States :
and sawed,
CORNELL.
huhuloa
danger—Pele
The
allow
to
where
respect,
Eruption!—Hilo threatened
make
to
doubtlul
Hawaiian
the
with
lesson
good national
their
work
and native characteristics.
position
A
at
And it is
which, beautiful
to
far
been
not
New
The
Marquesas.
the
the world.
to
ever
Islands,
are
of
cook-
the
return,
Flour of
about the condition
enough
prospects
large-
yards from
B.
J
In
agrees
along-
water
down.
pation.
I have written
heave
to
perpendicular
two
hundred
ship
occu-
place
about
King
one
the
is
half fathoms of
The
hove
we
good
Very
a
abandon houses about
would eventually
imagine that Ihey
Tahiti
and
would side of it.
one
The weathas
possible.
Strong's Island is a very fine
on
down, for the
North America.
tion of the French in the
Harbor
er
and the Lakes of harbor,
Mississippi,
mouth of the
Canada}
and
Madagascar,
1855.
OCTOBER,
ble and comfortable
myateriee of the.French
led into the
are
failures in
FRIEND,
and
so
settled.
poultry,
peltries,
wool
Persons
having
books
or
furs and skins tuitous distribution among
forward the
same to
the
papers
seamen,
for
will
gra-
please
Chaplain's study
Look and
unable
but he
then
When (iod's
Son
own
iljiog woild
A
lilihl
is
up,
tion?
ftoriotta hope,
Tli'expiring CJiutile h*n.'
The Jew bsnoldf the
desperate
a
The
cast.
and
greul numbers,
could
Every remedy of
do?
The poison
going
wus
Alas,
But God
punishment.
to
God
sent
a
Mild
the
Musi
WHlk of
shall
death
(Irons
wiv
obtained
This
er
was
and
bill
goodness,
o
serpent
"Look
live,
I'lin-I
mat
to
cross
No mortal
it.
save
ten Son
that
for
in
him might
life.
This
lt
race.
offered
is
to be
here
saved,
a
feel your
the
of
sin
wish
y»u
The Lamb
the Savior.
rs
message
It
of woild.
to
mercy
in without
cure
much
us
lie
him.
to
can
the
the ends ol
believe
is
and
nic
rest."
you
ters,
Will
that
this
lo
represented
money
a
me,
all ye that
to
come
ye
give
be saved
"
to
without
the
Ho,
wa-
price."
Sometimes salvation
great
boon
to
he
is
danger,
body, the
the
you
of
Him
to
harden
peril
your
O
ment.
not
that you
slight
the
this would
bad,
arose
belonging
as
has
bad
Jesus is
mighty
The
The
enjored
last words.
and
saved
O look
not
to
we
commenced
to
not
make the
given could bring
for
Mr.
him
the
was
case
to
man
the
with the
gospel.
His
sick
and Messrs.
upon
the defence.
the testimony furnished
The
traced from his
to
the
on
lhat
not
the
a
shadow
to certain
of
viz.,
on
shipping
last
the
board
of
Such
July
was
the
testimony,
remained in
doubt
facts,
by
largo
a
of Francis
career
lime.
present
in
fully occupied
were
"Shooting Star,"
the
that the
re»
murder
committed by Francis—lhat he obtained
arms
and
about six
that he fled
breath. that he
her before
may
bad
hours before
the
conceal
the
murder
dying—that
but that he did
it
he
was
deliberately
appeared
particular
busy
very
who
had any
of Ihe
but
more
supposed
They sign,
they Mad.
This
man
fully identified
deed—
Winters
by Mr.
intoxicated—
not
and
premeditately
as
y.ealous
sight
was
hoping
to
And
He lake the life of Winters.
lost.
remedy.
were
pre-
Attor-
Years
as
look,
to
clearly
was
any
be
district
prosecution,
number of witnesses.
hand
sick
near
listening
was
ever.
and friends
Robertson
Bates the
Monday and Tuesday
gard
case
were
B.
A.
I
in
penitent,
some
them within
bririo
stung,
No time
serpent.
could
day.
Cnswold and Harris
cuse
were
thy
hours
sitting eight
Court
Hon. G. M
The
conducted the
very
The
bed,
quite
that
people
their relatives
been
as
Monday
continued for
was
of the
minuteness and distinctness
know
dying
now
may suppose
companionate
among
a
They
other
Jesus,
no
thoe away.
cast
Again,
each
Your down
was
dying
her
with
Sinner, bad
O
Jesus lias
became
HircM/.''
not
her,
is.
great peace.
heron her
whisper
me
save."
the
days,
par-
What,
you
change
woman
saw
Jesus cost
to
no
delifhtetb
God
remarkable.
is
pardoned,
nnd
me,
yourself
of my
knew
■■
men
the British.
lo
very
lo be
greut
who
be
to
great
forgiven
as
after this. I
will
too
are
woman,
English,
private
Francis.
ofG.ATrhiae.l
ney
left Ihe
and
Russians
forty-six
hands of Ihe
in tho
10 officers
bud
was
Bui I tell you there
too
and, I believe,
be
sins
yon?
not
striking.
"
to
ugcmcnl
'eliere
and followed her, and said,
are
was
"
a
Society.
con-
life
course
arose
exclaiming,
Another
mercy for
sins
the
stranger
a
me. my
doned."
in
once
on
mo-
offer of
present
The
serpent
case
It is
present
Russians have but 108
while the
[and
ser-
was
givtth
a
the
blessings
encoui
an
whose
Ik: lo others
that
for
hope
what
happened
ll
of
bite
desperate
any
will hear
if ye
heart.
your
neglect
not
will you
To-day;
Savior?
Seven hundred and
prisoners
are
sided.
cured, think
offlook-
Savior— American Tract
precious
world.
When
them of
tell
can
Deis
serpent
Jesus
but
people,
one
saved.
be
that is their
And how
the
neglect
you
trial
brazen
at the
look
a
every sin-
Behold the Lamb of
11uly Ghost suitb, to-day
three
of
cacy
having
then,
Israelite
'bis voice,
lie
the soul.
to
say,
you
If
if any bitten
put
Ihe brazen serpent till to-morrow, he
lo
escape, if
Do you the
brazen
The
law.
to
"
This important
referred only to
healing power of the serpent
few days, for men soon die; but Jesus gives morning the Hth inst., and
.1
The effieternal lite to all that trust in him.
Christ says,
Ask, and ye shall precisely
away, and
in the
Is not this compassion like a God? tioned
receive."
"
the
but
gospel refer especially
burden, thyself
and Christ says,
and
Sin
plan.
and I will
desire
a
thirsteth,
do?
utilo
must
and
perished through neglect.
Are
sinneis.
greatest
and deed; but you
I,
over
cure?
a
make them believe;
see
is needed.
one
cannot
Lastly,
the
blessings which Christ confers on
eternal.
Here is the superiority olj
gospel
was
and you
heavy
a
laden,
thirst,
as
God's
is
Come
heavy
to
without
not
''
You
Jesus Christ,
Sometimes
compared
one
the
tin
Have
ask,
And
now.
ing
Remember, then:
only
it
be-
bun.
on
the merits
on
Do
I
and obtained
Jesus
been
you
been bitten
you
God]."
be
not
of Cod?
Son
cross?
the
Savior;
save
art
mercy.
uei
the
on
save
The
shall
abldelb
You
their
the Son
on
doctrine of the Bible.
lie looked heard her
you.
healed.
compared
sometimes
every
lo
to
the
creatine
any
yoiirsell,
save
was
This
and Christ says,
is
able
nor
cost
himself of the
could
save
it
as
cost
Neither less
cure
not
Lord
Ihe
saved.
Inbor and
ran
creature
any
saved
cured.
not
It will
ihurge.
neither
srpeni,
shall be
be
could
You
on
be
to
to
bite,
serpent's
tier
is
will
and he that
Cod
id
Have
Have
ask,
Alas, all have.
to
own act
turning-
lie
belieVeth
who;
solemn
a
Ihe
•
of God
Son
wrath
on
one
remarkable ministry,
Jbwr
[f you
If
Physician.
away
bitten Israelite
cure
hung
hope God
The
more,
[who
the
on
lor salvation
trusting
history.
that
He
sinner
is
is
everlasting hie,
the
the
is
make been
to
have eternal
(ill.
to
tht:
taketh
you just
This
the
(.oil
cross,
but
not
bin
lite,
lost.
hath
liovelh
This
mail's
nsk you,
to
not
soon
gospel
the
liiui-, been saved yourself, try to bring
who IsssWJ ner to ihe Savior, that they
may
This
saved.
me
Ido
do it.
J'rc:; the I not,
is
the
only
subject.
every
or
Coil
so
the earth.
'i.
isnved
could fined
angel
for
was
stung.
whosoever believ-
has
remedy
wound, here
furnishes
ol
Permit
cured?
anxious
should
and
O,
man.
equally
we
by
of faith,
the
by curing
relatives,
in
come
act
the benlit is
but
It is
that is
the
j
mini
to
effcrt
every
not
mighty
a
I have all our churches full,
to
every creature.
pool [[preached
every
Israelite
the
|y
o
healed.
congregation,
is
of God
point
hi* only begot-
Ihe
perish,
not
was
rebel
mercy;
gave
on
Here
one
nn
up
properties.
1.
nl
of ihe
lifted
No
that
sin,
Ii
ease.
it.
he
was
was
and every
church-going
remedy
The
no
pent referred
eye*.
SMI
bad
lifted up
to be
an atonement
elh
ll
cure
God
But
View
'he
ore.
was
Every
all.
could
loved the world,
li'-r
i>
desperate
<i
poisoned
Sin had
■•
Christ
world.
sin-Smitten
It
was
saved
rr«»s
nol.l'
:i
perl
The Lord JesttS
a
so
(tjinii hour.
ir.a
When 1.1111, Inis
the
even
11, 15,
U:
prophet
tie
()
is without charge,
cure
This
.Christians in general
in rugs'
by sin?
every beggar
puipb: will go to looked
that
they could
because
about their sinful
publican
that
all,
were
use
and they actually let
to Jesus;
through the roof o the bouse, bed
land Christ honored it
imagine
not
prodigal
every
or
|and
made them
him
bring
seek the door.
to
tobeaven; that every
go
poor
and their love
him,
cure
creature
be him down
free salva-
you
found?
Do
to
clothed in
prince
heaven,
and
me
a
every
or
will
man
heaven;
to
every
be lifted
thai whosoable
up,
not
bun should
perish, but
4.
npwsrd.in
And
shadow
Ihe
this
not
henvcn;
to
go
rich
go
man
John
will
ihen believe
wilderness,
the
in
have eternal life."
Bui
moun-
Pharisee
Sabbath-breaker
.Moses lifted is but
As
come.
believrth in
ever
a
as
!•
only
was
it
"
I
the Son of
must
<>
:
t)
cure,
removed Ihe
ii
so.
wonderful proof of divine pow-
n
of good things
up the
did
is
heaven; that every
or
man
obeyed of
though only
Numbers vJI
I'm away.
tain
a
and
and ihe
it,
i«e, they
of faith;
power
go
[thai
up,
Moses
|
of mustard-seed,
grain
set it
on
cease.
the command, and they
lo
ted.
peoand
God,
to
unto
be that Christ could
and
eye,
this encourage
not
Lord while he may be
The lent
fit is limiti d.
serpent of brass, believes,
look
believed the
people
The
mercy
a
to
they
says,
to
speak; [the
to
or
dying
"Look
sinner,
Will
ballot
or
iv their
sin
Fatherof mercies, and
command the people
The
bad
Make
could
what
up his
11,
will
De-
fatal.
Moses cried
s.
cure.
stop the pro-
lv
then
saw
one
victim.
next
was
O,
on.
they
now
ple cried
failed
man
of death.
gress
struction
the
woe
No
camp.
would be
who
say
the
had
uud
mourning
O
stung that every
people
ihe
of
smne
through
running
were
had
serpents
Luinentaiion nud
died.
the
serpent to meet
Moses lifted U|) the brazen
Christ
drink
to
or
lift
just
can
saved."
rvvuea;
walk,
to
77
IS&S.
supposed
Sometimes the poor sinner is
Live.
ByRicehavK
rd.
nill.
"
OCTOBER,
FRIEND,
THE
that he could
malice towards
men-
would frustrate
which he had in
Rouquet's
midnight.
the other
have had
said Winters,
than any other individual whom he
visiting
room
It did not
Francis
was
unknown de-
some
at
the
window of
the dead hour
was
friends believed pose
on
not
appear
for
there under
what
the
of
pur-
tree,
or
78
how
Francis
the said
that
appear
It did* however1
he had been there.
long
laboring
mental
of
species
under a certain
was
It
thii
in
port,
worked
the latter
for
few
s
aberration
of
part
"
Mr.
hy
st
after which
August last,
gardener in
a
After
the
the
leaving
suffi-
was
towards Hotel
been
hand
employ-
service
ofi Policeman
Canton
shoulder
Francis
coining
to
"
him,
I don't know
who
am.
the
on
are
"
who I
put his hand
up
stopped
placed his
was
who
Hotel,
saying
"
replied,
Jordan
which he
entering
on
of the
Francis'
on
?
you
Btreet,
Dartlctt
"
a*
days
ment of Mr. Fairbanks.
the
ment, but whether
1855.
her.
appeared in evidence that the prisoner bad
"
discharged from the clipper ship
Shouting Star,
he
derange-
OCTOBER,
FRIEND,
THE
accus-
' Mr. Fairbanks he called frequently at the study of the ed, who trembled and appeared agitated. Jordan asked
"
C. Damon, Seamen's
him what he was
Chaplain, who kindly allowrunning for, he answered
nothing."
take away Rev. S.
and
cient to destroy responsibility
ed him the privilege of going to his study whenever he On being asked if he had heard the pistol
report, he
at which
such
the
felt
for
the
of
books
said
he
had
and
that
he
left
his
house
where it
to
as
see
inclined,
reading
Judge, Jury
was
point
guilt,
purpose
The
and Lawyers labored.
ground
torney took tho
cis
was
a
than
more
this
argued
Mr. Bales
and other
attention of the Court,
Jury
and
a
mon's
jhave
for
points
been
Harris and
Francis
ought
beheld
not
took
insane
an
not to
could
ner
Griswold
was
and of
man,
for
abler
"
waii,
priso-
or
and
on
(hi
lie
to
Kiniquctlc.
of
Cal-i
that
she
all
Mr.
mind
bctrayiuga
Damon's
Sept,. I he
loth
allowed
a
refused him
was
and
on
account of
the
on
her
again
had
shot him.
said
with
the
vert
the
also
A.
Attorney,
the
to
Francis
he
belongingto
after
Shortly
who
presence,
had Ahot him.
at
Ncit
U. Hates
Fisqr.,
had
of the
dying
man
presence
he identified
search
pistol
himself while
afternoon,
Winters'
on a
the
Francis
as
the person
who
f did
replied, "before Ood,
not
"
you.
The counsel
ground tion,
mental
the District
dirk
a
the rasa who
was
again taken
who
out to be
probably possessed
taken to
was
which
ground,
and
would
at that moment he
just
turned
S. "in
Francis
shoot
Ha-
interview
privets
said
morning
Galled
accused
Francis
Francis
ad-
deranged
from
return
the
he had
"8.
heard the
once
one
arrested and
was
laicasof which
I
SX*|<
"
Honolulu,
He
('apt. Luoaj
he;I this
had
seeing every body running he thought he
borrowed from
on
He wrote several
Bosses.
This
lady's HirfStt,
of the
ap|ieais to
occasion
and
too.
dropped something on
being made on the spot
Mrs. Da-
I'tlxc, that Mad-
or
on one
ladies
''
California,
requested
Madame
more
"
to the
morning of the
the
true
run
Mission." and SOOther addresscil to the
degree.
some
moment he
ex-
the time
during
for the kindness
blind sister at
"the
1o
from
lady
in
course
The
responsible.
have asked
to his
dressed
thai
ground
the
he said
dsSB obligation
addressed
was
Hompiettein
that
impression,
himself of was,
whom he had known in Sonora,
lady
a
from
and to whom
ifelt under
Messrs. {letters
defence,
and
avail
to
the Chaplainonan
It
Madame
see
under the
was
tendiil
On the part of the
ence.
to
company,
jfurnia,
audi-
large
happened
eline K.
the fixed
hours, commanding
two
continued
prisoner
cursion to the Island of Hawaii.
guilty.
was
The
privilege during the ahseaes of
that he
still he
monomaniac,
wished.
this
Fran-
admitting
that
he
At-
prosecuting
for the
prisoner
evidence Introduced
but relied
made
entirely
on
ihe
effort tocontroof tin:
part
of
plea
the
upon
no
prosecu-
insanity.
dc-
It appeared, by the
testimony of the witnesses for the
,defense, that Francis
shipped on lioard the "Shooting
;
at
per- Star,"
precedents, contending
San
Francis-,., OB the Btst of July last.
From this lime
to the time 01 the i
;init the interview.
up
On ttiat in'lii he wns discovered on his knees in
the
conscientiously for (he accused.
(homicide the prisoner continued to obstinately press bin ,forecastle, and on
being asked whit tie was about, he
Early ,replied that he Was
the reijuest u|Hiii the Chaplain, hut without roe Of*.
His Hon.
Robertson
that
Athcrtou
(one
charged
of bis
Judge
praying
Jon Ihe afternoon of lie I Nth DO returned to Urn charge, I,shipmates then lying
|
asleep) might not bo allowed to kill
reheat
the
chief
at
to
Andrew
Johnstone
sing
Jury
accompany |him,
great length,
; having induced Air
saying he hid seen Atheitou before, and that
liim to Mr. Damon's house, bal Madame Rmiquctte hi-- i
he
wanted lo kill him
of the
and
and
(Francis).
During the time
disinterested advocates.
cited
They
English
which
iriuipymrnt,
and
American
evidence,
points
retired.
Jury
respectable
in
of the
«m 1»way
persons
and every
men,
one
Francis had
might safely
ter
in their hands.
the
for six
hours,
and
five
they
the
able
being
to
on
wharf,
the!
matter
roust!
for the present, the
the
mean
while
prisoner
detained in close
being
log
conclusion,
trial
at
terest,
the Islands has
called forth
or
first instance wherein
er
has
ever
or
white
this
other
circumstances!, or
was
a
rase
to
but
be done.
throw
sides;
its
to
finally disposed
more
Since the
may be
light
resumed,'
to
written,
lowing accurately prepared summary
proceedings
of the
the
Polynesian:—
T%*
King
The
K.
vs.
Andrea
prisoner
was
11.
replied
has
loose
had
he had
in
a
from
buck
I
In-
lhat
.
-
shot
to
Said
a
n small
house
hut
question
excitement
and
hind
the folof the
the
was
in
a tree
he
vicinity,
MB
tiy
was
The
were
liamon's
pause
the murder of Charles
18th Beptem-
heard the
a
the
iTport
man
who
window of
Police
came
Hotel
at
shot,
several
persons
The
from the
went
a
native,
that
"
He
replied "yes,
the sea,
it
passing
?)
was
he
passed
Damon
had
rich
in
and
and that he
her,
been
an
in
I
the
been
the
was
he
homicide,
greatly excited,
frequently by the
the part
Drs.
cra-
(Fran-
Mr.
Colin
and towards
store of
to
to the
give
Dr.
Lit
of the accused
Mr.
Dr.
on
and
testimony throughout,
opinions as to the
their
Judd
believed
and
loop
oTosod
Hillchrnnd
Judd, Ford,
listened
asked
him
Ford
Ilillebranil
/wmt/naniar since
a
she
wortn
time, "good night" "good night."
Drs.
insane;
ol
was
ttian
crazy
was
very
on
bad
who
th it she
pretended
more
day
the
each
severally
have
length,
ration
made
ol the
prosecution
in
law
us
Mr.
in
an
length, but,
to atl'ord
able
an
to be
par-
thought
him
considered
the time he
space
case
applied
to
Hatessummed
regret
for
him
joined
first
upon
the.
plea
up
of
the
on
at
in
insanity
part of the
of aliout throe hours
impossible
abridgement of his
an
great
the amelio-
say, it is
to
even
and
the
eloquent speech
we
the
argument,
the fuels in the
upon
modern times.
for
lis
argu-
ments.
After
down
Mr.
ed
into
the
jury
lo him
when,
and
time
room
were
This
o'clock.
where
there
they
appeared
a
a
the
and
again
remained till
no
jury
few hours
lo
12 o'clock,
of their
returned
at
return-
withdrew
nearly
probability
verdict, tbey
retired
they
being
into court
discharged.
created
a
deep and
throughoutthe community, and
ladies were
iceedings.
court
In
tie re-advised
interesting trial
citement
there,"i of
at the same
6
court to
as
of the
charge
past
able to agree upon
made a short
asked if he had
the
about half
prisoner '
passed
down
was
Kou-
living la
he culled
lie
was
on
from be-
coining
he
Damon's
she
lie
prisoner,
was no
IHlh,
Haying
! prisoner,
direction of Mr.
As
trot.
ami
"
and the cry of
Station.
(who's
what is it ?
and
towards
half
him to be
»mii keUx!
"
Street,
a
she
prisoner's insanity.
who 00-
Madame
pistol
of the
heard by
and at the
and said
pointing
by
close
that Francis
evidence
,tially
dre-sed:
premises,
Messrs. Williams and Rollins
premises
Hawaiian
shot
growing near
Winters
Damon's
in
On the
Lithrop,
N
in Soiiota.
was
(In
Mr. Aldrich
, Shooting Star "at San Francisco.
On Wednesday
it."l,morning Messrs. Harris and (iriswold, counsel for the
"there
monkeyjacket wrapped
past 1 1 o'clock Winters,
Mr.
a
1 that Mr
in f.i'-t
while
The
roundhil
on
nri'
kept
Tuesday evening,
to
»Ye."
of gratitude to
her.
Slid
I tgden.
calling frequently at the store of Mr. Colin, to
remarked OB one occasion that then' was a lady
.(i.iMiii,
,
all ag dnst him.
Mr.
;it
wished
Mr. and
he
Michel,
would like to know
in
release
to
on
lumoi.'s
he
Strings out
Said
debt
Francis
by
sister, atSonora,
deep
a
companion,slighlly deranged, ami
her, adding
lady
uf
;(evening
Kramis
one.
and I can't understand
the
under
whom
were
OODBned
great interest.
to
properly.
Mr.
at
from this
Called
he
lady
was a
a
Mr. Damon's
remarked
next
were
one was a
he
t'elt
('apt. tloldswortfa ■
ladies they
was
there
be
the
the Consul, Mr.
Sept..
bad
Consul, niying there
and
heart
lie
left to
going
the homicide.
the Americans
tearing his
IGth
determined
c i<).
negative,
**
was
was
reclaim
prevented
particular
sev-
they
saying
sai Ihe
lie
interest
been kind to his blind
,whom
quarter past nineo*clock,
of
sisters,
the Chilean
»>
Baid
in
himself
asked|.zy,
lie
(Lucas) might
done with
known
with
At about half
(poor
appeared
the
with
and
of it.
great
a
that he
the
him
ihabit
belonging .at
he
two,—that
Htate of great
Williams, supposing
charged with
told
lie
saying
many
somewhere,
iquette's room.
O. Francit.
Winters, committed on the nightof
«
|bad
telt
on slum-
pistol
a
affair
,whom
end
without
the evening
revolver,
he fell
he wrote
and his conduct
being strange.
as
lady from Valparaiso residing
,Sunday
from
that if he should
that there
to be
the lane towards
Court
shout
to the other.
Whitney,
■Mr.
subject,
was
lying
at
residence) apparently quite excit.-d,
sneak with Mrs. 11. Having ■eated
to
ought
dark clothes
-cupied
after-j(this
observing noap- (felt
in hw mannerh
answered in
being
a
whom
,
mentioning
ap-
unT while
approaching the fence
[out to reoennoitre,
be hoped which neparates Mr. Damon's premises from those of
which will
procured
the
upon
foregoing
be
or.it is
said
was
shouldlilxrdy.
oil
the water-house, hay-
him
supply
her how
Mr. Damon
screw
Ill"
a
board
on
brothers
Everett,
Mr.
on
"
Shootingstar
large property having tWSn
a
done out
not al-< ;
Mrs. I (union.
known,
seaman
his
see, but
were
servant
merits life
unpaid,j[in
were
Before the trial shall
case
evidence
that
according
both
the less anxious that Justice
none
oc.the
on
he wished
■'
,in
|lo
angry,
went
to him
in
of a
conic
barrelled
At
Damon's
Mm.
[what
iii
The advocates
tingle
the
himself he asked
the .door.
H o'clock
just
en
,w:is
excitement
the revolver to Lucas
Mr.
saying
Neither murderat
could
(called
S. S.
it
gave
wanted it,
suddenly entered the house
Francis
istiid thcie
and
be decided strictly
Lucas if
the revolver.
Icesp
and
borrowed
lie
ha-
him
[mmoil lately
"
and
Mr.
ami would
He then
('apt. LOOM near
Shooting Star,"
not return
"
those
by
at times of
|been unjustly
he Would be
away
previously
waa
about
At
where
ihe handed
crime of "(near
friends
anger
iliiiu
"
('apt. Kingman,
to
jPhil idelphia to get a lawyer to
through |During the few
days preceding
appeared .piilc
appeared by the testimony
**
(■apt.
keep
remarked
(talked
was
into the
single barrelled pistol
unusual
load then- vol ver, and
in-
foreign-
manor
family
any
no
It is the
for the
be mentioned, it
might
which
a
more
talent.
degree.
his victim had
Islands, from
more
excited
arraigned
been
murder in the first
er
ever
that
a
he
he
giving
this occasion
the schooner
lor him
or
Whitney,
premises,
not
purpose he
met by
again
M
to the
confinement.
would remark
we
of
OOni ersation.
or
rcanel.
In
whom
,was
excited.
her
the
gentleman.
hoard
h
On
hands on him.
pistol
the
lor what
psjaranec
was
rest
to Mr.
Francis
borrowed
LnfltsMip
ashing
occupied by
itroßg excitement*
on
and
who loaded
he did
this
was u
lay
under
be went
!('apt.
con-
to
one
any
were iwards
for
acquittal,
Here the
of insanity.
low
he
"
that
saying
dis-
At
nun
afternoon
same
of the
singular letters
(
turn-
board
was on
by[ eral
Madame ttooqoette through
room
to leave
that it'
of.
care
parently
being
not
for
characand
retiring
Seven
verdict.
a
demnation,
ground
After
midnight,
at
agree upnn
his life and
with
upon
apparently
the
entered.
Francis
|0 understand
who knows their charac-
entrust
matter
discharged
ordered
moil
taken
ter
cussing
of better,
Jury
a
ami
which lie
|he
ami
than USOa]
past five o'clock
of the
lo
pertinaciously sought
n
adjoining premises, belonging
ac-
I'anion's opinion
more
quickly,
very
excessive, and rendered
Mr.
again denied him,
opening out
door
which
for
cused person could ask
in
interview
[discovered oontenring
most
No
Honolulu.
much
the
was
About halt*
ii
in
bed,
■UlllSSd
(he
I would
Jury
of twelve
composed
was
The
that time
[being
times
fat
RM
altogether imprudent
lingal
and
lawyers
heard witnesses,
having
Judge, the
remark
citing
con,
pro
authorities.
numerous
After
it
most
a
universal
large
ci
number
present during the greaterj>art of the
pro-
'
FRIEND,
THE
Book.
New
at the Five Points.
All •rwacb »nd
"
work
i;..niime
"
rags and
licli-b, ustrus.
fmihliilly is «••"•;;
thou workout
«lutio, wh.ii
and
maud thou by lint, aad.lel Kama
looking individuals, liquor
innumerable,
the Mission.
By ladies of
ii "hurl lived,
Bill
miserable
of il go uniting.
Hit real
York:
black
Broadway (under
The above title
which
prefixed
is
handed
recently
was
It is well
of
worthy
to
The
livily
when
plish,
After this let
good.
vating
efforts
results of the
the dwellers in
"
known
did
Novelist
from his
fail
not
the
happy
improve
and
bless
New
of New
he
locality,
"
Yoik.
In
that
"The
as
corner,
hall-awakened,
giving
howl
its
up
lie,
to
dead.
(he
of
away in quest
Here
obscure
and
whence
houses,
of
through
vice and
hide
and
robbery
from
of
York
the
the
about
until
Missionary
opened
he
ry
gospel
fed,
was
and
the usual
to
there.
clothed,
to
may
lightened city
cality
"
to
one
have
the
one
were
or
growl,
a
llrown's
unhappy
speci-
in almost
meet
if, said
It
to
The
was
answer
of the
really
to
be
To
sure
have
may be
sailor-i
pardonable
little
of
such
is,
most
a
our
en-
lo-
a
sailor's
It is the
in
they
every
The
us
could get
Clarke's
privi-
them.
Lectures
to
do.
in
don't
into
walk"
a
would
spot, where
If
you
do.
Sandwich
do.
swear,
Sailors
not
are
scores
of
seamen,
that
good
not
the
with
above, together
(sec Catalogue)
can
be
Alse letter
paper,
Memorandum Hooks &c. &c.
swear.
growls
to
give
is wide
walk
in
never
but
and
ped
shows
not
so
growls.
lhat
suspect
yourself
or
with
His
crosses
anger
the
All
are not
$1,00
answers.
of
Office
WHITNEY.
be
with
>r
recruits
Hills
on
established
is
Office
on
lavsViblc
the United
the U.
States
and
Eu-
1854.—3m
2,
himself
terms,
in
business
famish
to
for
Cash,
at
ships
Goods
States.
and
Surgeon,
HONOLULU, OAHU, 8. I.
Honolulu Drug Store, Queen St.,
at the
Market.
taniasts.,
Residence
corner
of
near
Port and Bsrs-
next above tho Catholic Church.
growls,
0. P.
JUDD,
and
Physician
Officecomer of
M. D.,
Kargeon,
OAHU, S. 1.
Port and Merchant
sst.
Office Opsa
from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
quadru-
-
E.
Reader, don't
neighbors,
Whale
terms and
GEO. A. LATHROP,
Jack
excited,
reasonable
prepared
HONOLULU,
or
on
Physician
who snarls
easily
somewhat
supplied
Hawaii,
in-
shall
and Hawaii-
required by
J.WORTH
VINO
street
we
HAWAII.
Oct.
HAHilo,
the
landsman,
your
Price
Pens, Journals,
M.
Stores
rope.
heart;
him.
when
path.
Price
notice.
meet
always
that
to
unlucky biped
his
do.
large variety
Merchandise
WANTED—Exchange on
landsman,
a
If the
sure
temper is
reproach
if you
for
opposite
much
Pries
at the Post
Ink,
HAY, HILO,
General
and others,
it the shortest
welcome
to
We
he may be
side
betide the
woe
pleasure
Ships
command.
We
wide berth.
a
a
had
11.
HYRON'S
grumble,
God's
grumbles.
him
the
a
$,124.
IMTTIAN,
DEALKR
Produce.
our
ofTolto-
that
and
growl
Lookout
and
enough,
on
knock
natured and honest
that it is
$1,50.
Price
Islands.
ofquestions and
llookstorc.
,
tem-
grates upon
grumblers
all
year after year.
who
must
$1,50.
Price
do.
l'hrnse Hooks
If.
would
that
don't break
Price
24 cts.
men.
young
do.
Travels
tale.
Price
much better with
if he
Jack,
Pries
l'ricc 50 cts.
Ali
of
oenU
Price 74 cts.
Hook.
l'itcurn's Island and its inhabitants.
We
part,
75
$1,75.
accus-
out
u*s
own.
$1,50.
Hooks
puts
or
ought to
Dictionary. I'rice
thrilling
a
Spelling
Chevoir's
thereby
much
SAILOR
small
Lamplighter,
fcr it, but
their
on
along
grumbling,
Come
polite nor wile,
Geography and Atlaa. Price $1,24,
and
Well's English (irammar.
■Webster's
but
so,
intend
so
grumbling
surprises
horrid oath
jgelhcr.
within and
crowded,
each
Pot. 3-mos.
hung-
of the
hear the
The American Arithmetic.
grumble,
occasion
We have got
a
We
cd
portions of Broad-
minute's
brought the visitor
some
part
his sul-
75 cts.
Jack's
be
member of "this
only
think that
harm.
week,
resem-
thua
not
$1,00.
Haw liian
not
with
and in fine all
this spot,
what
and sumptuous
"
a
intemperate
the
of New York
found?
Only
nic
during
I'erhaps
in
minute's walk,"
elegant,
way.
be
sent
Schools
Pledge,
bear upon
ask,
This
It
and
Morse's
a
Hates
1
lit neither
of
would
blest Supreme
trilling theme!
vulgarity despise ;
EVERY
WHICH
Webster's
of observation
point
scowl
a
we
of them
some
of christian benevolence tend
bling pandemonium.
readers
Church,"
faithfully preached,
appliances
the
order."
per.
Society
he
We
stop and
not swear
Ucechcr's
not
is
"New Ifeelings.
the
1.-siU,
never
BOOKS,
grumble.
to
or
name
unaltered,
Missionary
the
humanity,
privilege
tomed
immoral
can
vileness."
would
a
terrible
of Heaven with
to on
an
labor
sign
brought
were
the
merchant,
a
upon a sea of oiath I
MukerSiow
breath.'*
your
may stop your
Killed,
No
of society.
grade
and
is here!"
su-
hear
reminded of
up,you
swearer
to
my blood
You would
num-
loath-
it
Maintain
your ruuk,
To SWKAItis neither liruve,
pleased
he is
grumble.
a
Nothing
weather is either
neither
It chilln
Rudely appealed
dress.
forth
will call
or
speci-
is under discussion,
view it from that
of
men
the world
any
is
"
we
forth his
all that
air
pure
the
are
wicked heart.
a
when he heard
vomiting
single moment,
the
oaths
are
remark,
up, spew
ex-
swearer
When
we
swear,
swearer
a
pollute
street,
their
remained
year
the naked
persuaded
grunt
this
pitied.
The
conduct
subject
then it is rather
Like
the Sabbath, and
on
reflect
of
mechanic,
a
refer think it'the
profnne
"
He is
neighbor's
what
be-j lege!
else to show;
nothing
Episcopal
to
of
ihe
(hough
decayed
Home
Methodist
walls
out
to
ns
which
place
the
Ladies
with
of ships, and forts,
Fugles
The situation of affairs
aspect
oil"
move
jwhich
chambers Jack
murder: all that
and
drooping
some,
eye,
had
misery
tenements
ius
to
paved
the
open
go
street.
much
be
to
cold.
too
or
to
sure
wide gaps in the walls, other do
ruins loom upon the
hot
is
with him.
right
matter
|
would
slink
rats
alleys
rough designs,
ruined
were
grave
under-ground
and American
flags,
ber;
100
were!
lodgings.
better
knee-dc«a/>;
decked with
hour
boys
where they dance and game;
and
I
this
about
dogs
dislodged
lanes and
too are
of huinai.ity
men
figure crawls'
some
Where
men
women,
sleep, forcing
mud
.
glance
you
judgment
the
hand, and every
at
near
if
us
would
we
in Hotel
Newspaper Depot,
• with his
iii these dark streets,
mil
he
Five goes
describing
else
herven with
to
profane
His
All
more
phurous breath.
remarks,
From every
subject,
The Grumbler.—How
America, it
.
Points"
this
ample
more
plead
naughtiness."
oaths, "spew it
desire
the
outpouring
old Quaker's
profane
in vain.
name
excuse.
captain,
a
rigid punishment, it
may
but
vice,
a
crime,that is
or a
Robert Hall remarks, the
as
one
any
1 the
record
volume, which may be purchased
to the
the
or
do
and
a
no
of
sailor,
a
May
eternity.
readers
our
upon
change,
to go
find
arc
perfluity
When Dick-,
visited
explore
or
any
tin-in
at
of
will
triumphs
annals of
details
York City,
"American Notes"
visit
to
in the
most
exhibit
portion of
a
English
appears
the
Such
They
gen-
God.
encourage others
success
likewise.
polluted.!
most
The Five Points."
as
the
to
their
do
of
palliation,
or
offer
can
the eye.
about this
blessing
taking
other spontaneous
and
ladies
and
God's
other kinds of offenders
cuse,
and
of severe
is that of
(earful vio-
house,
brought
under the
laboring
If
the
book
of this
to
of ele-
despair
one
purifying
and
The pages
no
tlemen, who have
j
accom-j
desire
a
degraded, reforming
the most
abandoned,
ens
forward by
urged
can
;
right-
and benevolence, showing what
minded and noble hearted ludics
ac-
I deserving
disfigured faces,
the noble-hearted
to
i
sin, misdemeanor, offence,
brutal
women,
prosperity greet
a sim-
Honor
in
this book informs us.
the school
visible indications of
It is
read.
being
Profane Swearing.—If there be
stores
general picture."
changed,so
now
church,
perusal.
for
us
eyes
the
complete
All is
volume
a
of christian
record of the achievinenl
ple
to
lence
the JWWuni. 1854.
and
79
,
playing
drunken brawls and
proclaiming
222
Townscnd,
St
Stringer
neglected
scores
dirt, squalid-looking
with
men
i;«rlvlb.
Wew
1855.
Mission House
Aetc
Brewery, and the
The Old
OCTOBER,
but ask
guilty.
HOFFILftSIiT
Physician
Office in the New
'
and
Queen
dsy
and
iv.,
night
and
Surgeon,
Drug Store, corner
Makee
ft An thou'f
at Kaahomana
Block.
Open
tHfc
80
Backward !—We
A Step
the
mail
new
We
pended.
sighted
fruitful
source
If
tnl
[_
tania
ous and
sus-
short-
a
which "will prove
and
just
a
of
care
of
and
irritation
complaint.
the
correctly informed,
would
expense
hope
not
learn that
to
soon
have exceeded
to-
$1,000.
to enter the
superior
this what
General is authorised
his arrange-
to resume
to
ments.
Bomb
Improvrd
Lance
voyage in
whaling
the
considerable
a
of Messrs.
use
own
this
in the
apparatus
mendation.
Northern
Gun,
adopt-
hear
officers
speak
of
terms
CJuecn
ol
Merchant
is
I.A 111
r
brl*
»(l
for Hilo, I9M brla
A
Honolulu
tbs inhabitants
and
wh
he
M.l).
U<ll',
Capt
of
nearly forty years
lurgeseaport and manufacturing
as
S/C,
ol
.
hich
practicing
intends
and
ho
was
the
town, to
lor
hopes
SB
on
years
many
ex-
ill
practitioner
a
Ihe
an
l.uml,
StivatS
i:.x
diseases
much of his
a
c.ipt.
of
I
and
J.
Per Flying
(piNo.7Lianoids)tSaitosfubhcripetonls or's
Sinit:i,
lasw,
J.
J.
16,
July
W.,Knhala.
29, The
Boston
H- W.
Aug. Id,
II, A
with
snhscription, (on
18,
Stephen Spencer Esq
C
I'm in
Wyllio,
R. A. S.
40
Esq.
Co,
Co.,
ft.
tin'
24,
oil,
put three
the
the
hv
ship
the
ami
im n
Marquesas
Measrs. Feldiem
R. W. Wood M
Oct. I,
A.
Humphreys Esq
A Merchant
Lancaster''
IT, Measrs. Castle &
"
318
140
da fin San
whale, 3JOOO
Hurt, Frei'tu.in,
Ilia
14
tona,
Don.
otl,noo
1,.
hhl.
,
Am
tna
400 ap 1800 wh
Float,
oinatoclt,
140
tna
3,600
aea
I
Vmal, 380 tona, 174 ap, 2,000
Kuropn,
wh,
Ilia hone.
"reach
ah
wh,
Two
On,
400 tona, 500 wh, 5,000 lame.
Brothers, Child.,
288
tona,
300
•
inoa out, 10
ap, 8011
l.akey, 461 lona, 84 moa, 450 wb, bOOO
35G
tone,
11
moa, 50 ap, 1000 wb,
hone.
How land, 3411 tone, 26
50
700 wh,
moa,
ap,
in
o
bone.
lbs
is.nit
15,0n0
bone.
tona, 24 moa, 1750 wh. 20,000
J3O
Notice.
attend
o'clnck.
at the
Home,
Subject
1100 wh,
moa,
Friday
to-morrow
evening
at
1
4 3 lona, 12
moa,
hone.
2000
n
h,
30.000 hone.
Hem:
Ship
284 lona,
A
acknowledge
the Sailor's
•rSnd.
for the
Home,
A inotl
use
I
9000
Card.
3.
of
H.
S
,
the New
would
inoa,
170
ap,
530
397
tona,
12 moa,
05
ap,
Reeding
timely
and
acceptable
Room
bone.
286 tona, 6 month., ICoO
1600 wh, 5010
wb,
moa,
377
llolnond,
1200 wh.
lona, 43
Chnndieri
and
Jonea, 388 tona, 47 moa, 1900 sperm.
William Badger, Braley, 334 tona, 25 moa, 100 ip, 300
1500 bone.
George,
Diai,
CO.,
I_h>laa. Mi..S.N
tons,
25
moa, 1300
wh, 8000
Hhipawipplitd
with Recruiu,
Storage
Cleared.
Agent*,
I.
Sept. 29.—Ship lematia, Benjamin,
I Oct,
13—
8000
frnlii
New
II.OOK.IUa
II
h.ine. BSSSoa, GJuuh,
I'r
0000 bone, voyage.
30
11, HI
kji,
miH>
I.—Timor, Rogers,
(or New Zsalsnd.
23
mm, 1,400
wh, It;,woo Im.io-,
Hi'»»
2.')
ril,
ISDO
moa,
7.V) wb,
10,000
wh, 24,000 bone, voyage,
Baa.
Washkai n. Fair
Raksrtsoa,
12.10
SOsp,
asasna
Nrw
ssason,
7
COO
•
Ochotsk
lie h..nk
Bamusl
12 months,
N>w Bidliirn,
.hi.ml, Bryant,
Stataoa,
Ixute,
Fair Haven,
loss,
llndford,
<lrhnt.k Sea.
Gideun
■a,
:-fl
EllSriSfe,
Msl(s, Corns,
Ji,ki'|ili
ll,»'iii l,
wh,
,
Haven, 38
100
Mason,
sp.
mo.,
.'<o
3400 wh,
411,0110 hone, verafe, fr.,iu Kodlack,
HobaSMk, Chi da, KalnnMilh, 20
boat,
reason,
2T» i-p,
2
2100 wh,
18,000
BWS,
wh, 20,000 boue, voyage,
00
in orh.i.k Sua.
Bertmrd.SSJ moa.eso wh, 7000
Caroline, Urflbrd. Nsw
2110
1500 wh, 17,00Ubooe,
bone, nea.oll,
ap,
voyage,
;.',.—Coniior,
bona,
Iledford, 25 mm, 45 ap, 675
6500 boue,
New
Kini|(ton,
BSOO
saaasat, lis ap, I,joo wh,
vuvage, from Ochol.k
Sea.
25 moa, 850
wh,
N«-w lii-Jioril,
Franklin, Kirliiooml,
SSSO BOM, aeaaoii, SO ap, 1200 wh,
from firliolxk Sea.
10,000 Is'lie, voy-
SSS|
New lledford,27
750 wh, 7000
MnjeKlic, I'errivnl,
«>o«,
bone, Keaaon, 100 ap, Bjo wh, 701.0 bone, voyage, Im
Kodiark
wh,
WOO
Ni'wlon,
tame, »ssaë,
40
4000
ap,
13 inoa, 40 ap,
New
SliiTinan,
bone,
12
40
mos,
ap. 340
ap, 340 wh, 6000 boue,
Bedford,
aeaaon,
40
Sea.
Kdirartown
25
450
Chadwirk,
inoa,
wh,
hone, aeaaon, 70 ap, 760 wh, 9000 boss, voyage,
Sea.
from Orhotak
Pastas,
bait*,
New Bedford,
Wing,
eeaeon,
3.i ap, 2000
14) moe, 1800 wb,
wb,
Kcw, New
aesann,70
from Ocholak
14,000
18,000
18,000 bone, voyage,
Sea.
Giiieral I'ike,
It, df.rd,
bone,
22
moa, 600
wh,
ap, 1200 wh, 7000 boue, voyage,
Si a,
80
aenaon,
Havre. 2r,
ap,
aitip Nile,
l.a
16.—Scotland, Smith,
moa,
1800 wh,
1400 wh,
14,000 boae,
Sea.
fiaata, Havre, 96 moa, S'io
4000 bone, aenaon, 30 ap, 1900 wh,
wh,
1100
1100 wb, 9000 bone,
from Kodiark.
from Kamrhalka
1
wh.
l,ouo bone, voy-
Strati..
New
Bedford,
14 moa, 200
ap,
1300
14,01.0 lame, leaaon, 2uo ap, 1300 wh, 14,000 l,n,
from Kodiark.
Keaaon,
3000
48
Myrtle,
moa, 1000 wh, 16 ■000 bone,
wh, 41,000 bout, voyage, from Ocholak
Meteor, Diion,
Baa.
Cleared.
Oct. 8 —ahip
for New Zealand.
hk. Gratitude, Cornell, for Hoaowl*.
md Mousy.
1,500 wh, 13,100
s|i,
271 tmiMi 870 wh,
Packet,
li.
sln|i Oregpo,
srksrsa,
voyage,
406
1500 whale,
Condor, Kempton, 349 tons, 25 mo, 100 ap,
8,500 bone.
General
9.0
tuna;
Wing, 314
age, from llhering*a
hone.
Shin
aprrm
I .[:'.' IN
Canton
12.—biiri|iif
Frenrh
moa,
In.ne
Am. ahip Milton,
valued
St.
A
any
The
to eie.
| l,4ooaperm,
lulls
voyage, from Kodiark and Kamxkatka
372 lone, 40
wh,
GILMAN
or
time
FairflaT«s,3Sttoss; 300
French ahip I'lir.aheth, Morel,
Ship Tahinsron, Neil,
ahip Eapa.lon,
French
in
C. Brew-
donation,
lofft
7000 hone,
Tuttie, 411 tona, 8 uionlhe, £»J0 wb,
Carroll,
Barque Lark, Kibbling,
15,000 bone.
respectfully
dozen of settees from Mr.
Cl
from Japan
U'inalow,
Tamerlane,
10
1200 wh, 9000 bone.
Charlea
The Trustees of the H.
had
they
OF LAHAINA.
Alfred Tyler
Barque Neptune, Green,
wh,4000 hone.
of discussion.
TKt Umiltr't
of" camphene,
ll»« leeward Inlands.
before
|k< boas.
R.iinhl.'r, Nnnlucket, \Vinrlicll,:il6
12,000
1000
100 wh,
Wavarlsy, Wsat, 327 tona, 11 moa,
s
Three Brother., Cleveland,
meeting
11
hone.
to
barrel
I
some of
Blacks,
mJSS.Ci.OO
16.—Hnntaville,Grant, 523 tons,
invited
obliged
Pon, one
intent to Je-
miiiio
wh,
voyage,
bona.
Special
conduct ami
Brasaaaa. Jarkaon, New Ili-dford,
William Tell, Smith, 369 bins, 13moa, 1300 wh,
Moras, Msnchealer,
masters, officers and
to
that he was
reports
otticrr on shore on Hon
light,
to
Mowlaml, Hobbs, Svw
to the Westward,
and
cruise
Ilohlis
third
made
Alhinn,
«h>ii
uh,
Rogers, 304 tona, 9
Cleveland,
111,000
Mlsat,
•5,00.
ihe French Consul.
tint.«
In,lll Oekatsk Si a.
3000
wh,
H'iOO bone.
Julian,
•9,00
Residents, through
5— «hi|>
ff ,
Green, 57'J tona, 50 ap, 800 wh, 8,000
IknSssM,
12. —Am ah Bengal,
Oct.
S.F.fDoonatiorns
Society.
Dido.
Oct.
Toyags,
18.000
baas.
Moonhead,
coal,
lew
hut in a
July,
stay*
ton*
_
Hi.
tain.'.
Treasurer.
A KrieoJ.
h» Sah
lime
assistance of his ofhis prompt action, with
was frustrated and every thing has goneou
and h\
oil.
Am ah Magnolia,
50
50
ROBERTSON,
in
Hold *7u
N. 7.
Isaar
*tiip
wh, Iti.iiMiiix.ne,
13.—Wren Uueeu,
Cast.
It,
from
Am «h
126
scc't)
2nd.
ami
quietly sime.
wli,
bone. •
Cooke, (on
She tailed
Ma> , hound
the
Curl.-,
Am ahip
S
Magnolia,
O. M.
Haven,
lha. bans,
da ftn Han Franriaco.
Am wh .Meteor, Pike, 1087 tna 13
20 tna
(I da fm San
Am Sloop J. 1.. Devotion, Farrell,
•kins,SO
in
Cspt, Moorshed, " Dirlo"
82, Cast. Cox
•Juki
Plying
Fair
\. S. Perkina, Allyn, 309
from
Oct. 12.—American barque
tona,
< icliot.k, SOS hrla aeal oil, 6,600 ae.ll-akina.
10
,
sea
Ani9.il F.
i
20
Captain,
.>i
St.
koss
Barber.
hone.
loo
.
••
tibia.
hone.
10
D.,
M. I)
Thos. F. Thresher
W.
3,
Lsthrop
445 lona, 53
Vaquelin,
J,-.lm ah Arctic, Phillips, 431
25
In
17th
coal,
'.Ith
again
was to
setting fire
prematurely
(Itfl
Fmnri.ro.
25
Poor,
San E-'rami-ico.
tons
Is., for mutinous
11.—Hln|i Murria,
Oct. I.—Am hk Gratitude, Cornell, 337tna 550 bble., 4,(100
inn
Esq.,
Gilt
ficers, the intention
HONOLULU.
Fmnriar' .
S.
60
King,
Messrs. C. A. ft. H. F.
Q
I.—Am
so
25, Rev. L. Smith.
24, James Makee
JOURNAL.
ah Ani.i7.on,
\ni.
—
SO sperm.
Oct.
20
at Co.,
the
cute
canie
nli.il.'.
27.
25
Esq.,
Messrs. R. Coady ft,
Co.,
C. A. Williams Esq.,
Majesty
Wyiiiaii.
loaa of ship
the
lafaufbi
Auckland,
Aug.
to
the
oi'October, a..d
ih in the nhort par-nag c
on tin-
li n
New Zealand, l apt.
PORT
24.—French ah Anticline,
Sept.
2S
Esq.,
th«* Line lai
iHitir.
60
Hoffman,
31, His
M.
W.
Arrived.
60
M. C. Monsarrat
14,
Hooper, J. llaiuer, W. /.ych,U,
PORTOF
M
&
aaaaafa.
Attentat, eMtfh
ILorarongu, July M), savoil' name day and *unk in
three
hoats, ship Moated
Iliirriaou, i. r. St. John.
10
Hopkins Esq.,
Wood Esq.,
30, Messrs. Melchers
Robert Clouslon
22,
Clifford, A.
t. Ilrockway,
,
U
3, Dr.
J. C.
tMttterii
the l»-t el
Run heron BOere on
Nukahiva,
to
affair
W.
her
on
contrary
Se, t., New Z—laild
\na,
Sailed
repairs.
in.
to
llrdh.rd, willl wh hI.U.
stro\
isto,
C,.„k,
Krull
to
Hum
ami
water.
deep
of
r.n
Charles (i.
Messrs. H. Hackheld
Bepi-
Riiiiii,!.-.
Flam
11.
Ht'dford,
Arrived.
JO
.
R. C.
P. W. Graves
I'..
MARINE
20
•
Friend,
IT,
29,
Sail
llurilierl,
New
Capo
ilia
taha
to
of
Ist
Wale-,
600
acc'l)
McCoughtry Esq.,
Excy.
J.
Hart, from
the
rargo of
it
leak
i
1.10
His
21,
W
Dickson,
M July,
Ki-oni
S.
other way,when Ihey
Home.
('.
Albion,
consigned
toitntl
ef Qm*4 liefM
■.fh.
ot
leak increased.
and atten-
occupied by
ahof,
hut made
attach-
women
study
I lib
Cam)
NaW Castle, N.
Kraut i.-io,
then
lately
Spalding, Esq., Cnioj^street.
date,
nam?
pi SB, South of Amelia
\\ in*low,
to mine
Lawrence, CapC. Kautl,iy.w tons, of
■ptaaf
princi-
tion.
house
**•»-
Hamburg.
In n
dayi
At
received
tried
Cap.-
J>iemai>'s
ing only
the
practice,
have
Van
In mi
operating Surgeon.
children
from
Si
Kumii, Capt. Lund,
of Sept.. Tahiti JKth Sept., eroiuad
arrived here the t:uh day ol'thi* h
of Honolu-
prolcssion,
ol bis
as
pal hospital
[of
to their confidence
Claims
MSt his
tsar
heard
hale,
whale*
Hept 7, H.
aaaaoaj.
bavin*.
after
Moll,
'J
whale* *ea*«n,
*J
axparieacrd very heavy
paaaaajt Anno
triad* in 90° HiMlth Lai. ami 11 ° We>i Long., which induced
visitors
he
Btf Harbor,
New London,
I,a Illache, nothing.
H iiuhing,
CARD.
iSVMOEOJf,
r*rctirli,
Miller,
w
The Danlata barque
Passengers.
All
Moatauk.
mi
!»*)0 \vh *ea*oii.
Mind*, Pall Haven,
Fox lalatiaV, xh Tamerlane,
Passage,
(iciLi.oe.
the
heard
Sonic, 4
Nye,
the Market.
St., near
Residence,—the
zette.
at
Pat.lV [-Inn.l,
h.iruui' George Washington,
IlmiMis,
sad
Zealand.
-hip
Hrpt
17, off" St.
Peirival, of New ltc<lli>r«t, 7uo wli ilir Mt*nm»n t Cliarlea
|imm>
Tufthwh siM-am, Saratoga, Harding, 2 whale*
General William*,
poa,
to render
Drs.
by
Haiidy
INFORMS
lu and neighborhood, that
In
Ga-
aaaeoa,
in
be.
Hospital
DR.
ed
the
made
New
Magnolia report*,
Hajaatic,
|f« naaaad round
com-
County,— Vineyard
Dukes
our
be
will
><>r
lisssslts.sT.Tf.
Carroll,
provided
aland.
/.<
Din, Tor Koloa.
tarqiM Jam** Andrew-,, New Zealand.
Mt iiioi.iiiiln,
do not wish
as
hitborto
OEO. A.
perience
it is invaluable in Ihe
B.
C.
Seas.
also
highest
They sny
for
agent
We
and
whaling captains
to
Brand's Im-
Whaling
extensively
so
fleet.
whaling
Marine
A
recent
measure
the
Kong.
efulee.
to
New
llying
charge
Hospital.
be received
in the different bruiulus
and
which has recently been
ed in the
and
Tracy
Lance
Bomb
proved
of his
success
for such
Bouioas,
of ship Dover, of New
London, attributes the
effort
Whaling
and
receive
rate of
u
rntiie.
t»
JessVflMM, for
Mil
13.—Am ark
Oct.
Ship
should
lliilkhuanii,
Drugstore,
and
It,
and at
J ti .*•*,
sji Zetias Coffin,
9.—Am
pleasant
will
they
the kind
also
the
a
-Aim
Oct. 5
and well ventilateil, and fitted
of
Hospital
a
OlKcc of
Gun.—Capt. Babcock,
where
wards of the
large
every
Patients will
Fiuin,
city,
provided
any
and
EJaMMbj
5.— Meteor, Pike, fur Hong
great desider-
a
Milton, fur N'bvv Bedford.
2.—Gov. Troupe,
Bere-
of all.
general
rooms are
otters
Honolulu, viz.:
residence,
rooms are
Postmaster Honolulu,
the
Oct.
of
corner
sta., in the most salubri-
competentattendants,
Single
up
of the
invalids in
means
the
i.car
Punch Bowl
quiet part
comfortable
The
We
and
within the
have been
we
'PHIS INSTITUTION,
atum for
confident this is
ere
measure,
be
to
are
arrangements
1865.
Honolulu Marine Hospital.
that
"Polynesian,"
notice in the last
a
serve
ob-
to
regret
OCTOBER,
FtliENfcs
Reindeer,
Cromwell, e.ruise and home.
13.—Oregon, Eldridge, for Society Islands.
15.—Condor, Kempion, for Honolulu.
18.—Albion, limes,
for Tslctbuans.
Eruption
and
Hawaii,
Live,
.
"
or
carrier
the
...
tie. ,
Perhaps,
79
-
-
he will refuse
number,
has
our
hold of the
glad
to
We
prise.
learn that
the
condition of
to
shipmasters
understand
the
the
as
in port last year, when the affair
The
taken.
from them
aid in the
ping
raised
saw
that
hold.
a
seamen
to, and
We desire that
seamen
will
SO* The Government gave
and
land—foreign residents
has
a
is
over
vicinity, another
be erected
as
beautiful
been
done.
of the
a
na-
remains
enterprise
in Boston and
Matter*,
seamen.
must now come
"
It
say,
you
fall
"
the
land,"
If the
it will be owing
"the land."
your
special
one
has
to
"
attention.
can
complete
the
teamen,
to
publish
You
proves
the
not
shall
is
now
posal
"
to
with
wife
Ah,
invited
we now
as
following
for
If
the
good
would
be
amply
The
outlay.
that
pledge
the funds
more
from
in
articles
are
they
will
their dis-
at
the
world—
ofthe
world—
languages, French,
foreign
German—some
lamps—A Barrel
the
at
glasses—seve-
spy
part
any
respectful-
Room
Reading
good map of
maps—a
papers
side
or
and
lamps, hanging
of
Oil,
good
would
The
,
lor's Home
for money
shall
Reading Room of the Sai-
new
we
with
opened
was
appropriate
ex-
to
ercises
last
evening, Wednesday, 24th.
to
for
again
Mr.
we
opening
communicaprepare epistolary
office
department
Communications
through
the Post
Exceedingly apt and
address.
remarks
prose-writers propriate
and
poetesses
the post
Cox,
All
addressed
fail-
,to receive
not
,tributions
a
to
hold themselves
committeeof ladies
for the Fair.
in
seamen
tablishment
lead
respect-
readiness,
soliciting
The smallest
call/thankfully received, and the largest
will
ap-
Captains
Kingman, Neil, and
Spencer,
cord their
are
offered by
were
several
of the of the Trustees.
formay be
Office
Merchants of Honolulu
fully invited
the
!"
and
are
strangers
Should such
names.
tracing
important
very
out
from
seamen
year
to
a
'
register
year,
whom
be
it may
results, especially
about
ea*fl
to re-
in
inquiries
will be made.
con-
Javors
not
to
visiting Ike
respectfully requested
carefully preserved
,refused.
a
This
visitors.
to
will allow.
Spanish,
con-
The Sailor's Fair."
cannot
a
fast
so
and newspapers
sheet.
when
as
Room
Reading
for the
compensate
to sea-
annouuee
the
enterprise
Home,"—one
late
office,
we
as
friends
beg
the
or
Allen, President of H. S. H. S., made
warded
"
to
ly solicited
Island,"
Capt.
of
compelled
look upon his like
tions,
of the
The
arrearage
■
to
that
complete and open
name
good
monthly
office,
Reading Room.
happy
Trustees offer this
The
at our
long
so
seafaring
example
be
all
up
for-
to
They may
Total
comply
his
for the Fair.
requested
Master's
Home
most
residents,
Friend sufficient
his
Rhode
Curiosities
particularly
the Harbor
are
and
men
($5,00,) this
called
little
our
our
the Friend.
support
at
($5,00,) branch
the
and
are
Sailor's
We
for
payment
said,
the sea," and
fact
of
Sailor's Fair.
contribute for
paid
for the future
more
follow
are
you
rendered the aid
enterprise
To this
as
shipmaster
through."
not
asked.
ure,
to
As
roust
but
and
is
assure
prepa-
Chaplain's Study.
copy
($20,00,).
we
husband
Poets,
accomplished by
officers and
forward,
enterprise.
this
edifice
To
be
to
be left
This
through."
Adamsville,
and
22nd,
few
"
good
provided
lot of tinue
valuable
an
be found upon the Islands.
no
So he thus
desired that
and
appear,
in
took that her
they
forward and caused
the Institution have gone
to
He
necessary
ward contributions, for the Fair.
ral
The Trustees of
$1,000.
fall
must not
about his request, but would
Honolulu, residing
some
subscribed
"
have been
gentlemen
all.the
Com-
to our
a
years.
support
Home
"
"
$4,000.
There has been
Seamen
Stranger's Friend Society ($5,00,) proceed just
not
should
paid
send
for the future
to
had
friendly
two
at
many years
to
this is for the Bethel
$40,00.
amount
for
and
make
to
the
on
Home.
the
at
as
know
to
really
so
says,"
this
donation
"
Home
should
have subscribed
tives ofthe Sandwich Islands,
and
Wc
satisfactory!
not
"This he
a
make
to
desired
continued
we
16th,
The Trus-
Fair,
hold this
to
to
sea-
of the Friend rations.
because
gratuitously
this for the
officers and Oct.
masters,
what
observe
ship-j
and
day
out,
($4,00,)
j
amount
(only
in earnest,
were
of Nov.
mittees of ladies
"
of
people
the
that
was
($10,00.)
underta-,
small
seamen,
among
the
was
subject
comparatively
When
$1,000.)
was
before the
but
ken, hence,
was
It
matter.
season,
for the benefit ofthe Home.
have
decided
16th.
decided
shipping
present
tees
appointed
not
subscriber called
stood.
make
over,
by| this
"
late in
one
It is
pay.
complaint
he had shown himself
the past
the first
residents in Honolulu,
to
to
the
invitationiis for
The
down their money.
pay
came
They
were
account
pays
under-
was
office the other
however
not
were
commenced
was
and sailors.
shipmasters
to
enterprise
lacking
Nov.
was
son,
evening
subscri-
a
it
ago
the
during
Articles
publisher.
his wife
to
publisher
An old
account
to
flatly
little
as
how his
ago
enter-
Home
perhaps
i enterprise,
and
such
to
Rope.
of the
Sailor's
refer
now
end
right
beginning
are
1855.
OCTOBER 25,
HONOLULU,
duty,
twelve-month,
a
lookout!
Fair
a
year
one
80
...
any
true
hold
the
detained,
forwarded
having
ber's paper for
£*****«!
U%*
his
neglects
after
always thus, and
seamen,
If the mail is
easily pleased.
-
n
are
occur-
not
are
Nearly
-
Donations, Shipping,
We
by
that subscribers
ring experience,
mnst
Grumliler,
Getting
know
oft
XII.
Series, VOL.
Fair, Friday
Sailor's Home
Subscriber.
7fi
.
Boole,
New
The
.
•
Krancie,
Trial of A. G.
70
-
.
Good
Newspaper publishers
•
on
Rrciprociiy Trusty,
Look
A
1855.
OCT..
74-a-0
Correspondence,
New
FRIENfo.
OP THE
CONTENTS
Old
1855.
HONOLULU, OCTOBKR 25,
10.
IV, No.
Vol.
Series,
73
F
THE RIEND.
be
4
at
Seamen will
always find writing materials
the
that
pile
desk,
excuse
so
for
riot
they
can
hare
no
poaai-''
writing tbeir friends.
•
THE
74
FRIEND,
by him
Correspondence.
OCTOBER,
the foundation of the
as
1855
The
*
C. Damon:
S.
Dear
Sir:—A
solemnly interesting
I last
has occurred here since
who observed the
changes
in his
tinually occurring
that he would
ed
disposition
be
to
found
thereby
was
arrive
round the
be
in these
rallf weak
constitution.
When the Queen
these
accompanied
er
Every
in whose
made
Heaven those
hold
to
arrangements
blessings
him for either life
that
if
which
by
Ministers,
lowed
Pomare
burial
(ietis
the
after them the
Then
the
of
After them the
carried
by
depend
the
the
Catholic
the
namented with
fringe
pray-
seek from
would best fit
waBbornebyM.de
Commisnriat
tain of the
of
enclosed in 3 coffins,
a
was
canopy
covered
with
and
black
feathers,
Cools,
mem-
I send
few short
a
off'
the
by
considerable
Artillery,
the
Cap-
but
cease,
a
an
had
borne with
was
attention
to
mind
such
was
as
it is in
appointed.
spoke
the
to
opening
Jesus—that
About
he
death,
lead
gradually
was
truth
to
as
unbroken,
was
and his interest in them from the
ment
His
exemplary patience.
these meetings
commence-
hope
hope
and
freely
Governor
Catholic
can
followed Ihe Qneen
followed
and the
Bishop,
Consuls.
Then
by
the
British and Ameri-
considerable number
a
the
by
mer-
strongly
Then followed the Queen's
his
on
abhorrence of the
practices in which he
truly
gratifying
which beamed in
his
Spoke of Him.
feet.
On
the
see
his after them in order the
had tricts of Tahiti and
pleasure
while he
countenance
1 attended
Saturday evening
he
cept that
to
the
meeting
and found him
complained
usual
as
of cold
Sunday morning
they
domestics,
of all the dis-
people
Moorea,
and
and
the
people
lined the
The
place
bly high
hands and sacred
of interment is
of land
point
on
Papaoa,
at
the God of Tahiti,
to
considera-
a
and
bodies
off the
"ready
are
morning
War
is
en-
chal-
to
de-
again
when it will
know
to
other
of Ha-
people
knowing
no.
lhat
and directs
the
morning
all
God
tilings
Ihe
battle-field,
I
v<
their slices from the
As
soon
brought
was
about the
Hanavave,
to
and
bodies
the
Ihe
valley,
their
some
ngeance, that
as
and
ale
report of
the
best
village crying
portioned
told that
was
their
glut
la
eager
had
Natives
of
The bodies of the slain
men.
on
dressed themselves in
and
attire,
with
out
the
women
savage
exultation—a human victim—a human
victim.
June 29.
The
bodies of the
two
Natives
feaßted
that
men
.upon the
killed yes-
were
teiday.
The relatives of the fishermen who
were
off in
cut
portions
This is the
is
March
the
raw,
devoured
last,
of the
rest
their
people prefened
theirs roasted.
having
foimerly
where fu-
two
raw.
victory
ran
the
two
truly
with
prospect
dark
a
but
present, it
at
us
there is
discharacter to
a
very
he had asked
couraging in it to those who walk by faith.
those performed on ihe present occasion have
for me, on
It has
strengthened me somewhat by leaving
my arrival I found him
perfectly been celebrated.
the
sensible but near his end.
1 had
impression upon my mind, that Satan is
just time to
The
that a
call his attention once more
paper then states,
He sees that
pulpit had in his
his
fullness and
I
for about 3
sent
was
the 13th of
May,
each side all the
way
on
along.
on
ex-
procession
This
up
cut
them
indulged, and of the course he intended to of the Poumntu islands
residing- at Tahiti*
his life
His confidence
pursue were
French soldiers, sailors, and Native soldspared.
in the Savior appeared
simple and childlike; iers, under their respective
commanders,
•tw"
so
were
After
glory.
cut
was
before
here
among the victors.
out
cry
were
that
told the
engagement with the people
were
a
persons;
cut
the
by
Throne
June 28.
relations, after her and killed
nearest
Particular,
officers, followed
receive the of Government
chants and residents of Tahiti.
not dis-
to
fortnight
a
that his
Pomare and her
the
Next
been
were
pleasant
is
served from much
families followed.
a
escaped.
people
there is
His
which he
by
Hanavnve.
Hanavaeans.
and
daylight
of five
have
eaten
The
llic
pall lenge
Native Gov-
thun
ascertained
raged, they waited off this
for
that
I
who
two men
upon the
and
rest
1
have been
day,
of
people
navave.
the
the
in
you will per-
of fishermen
carried
or-
feasting,
events
them,
after
party
inquiry,
killed, the
were
sits
pain,
a
consisted
Ariipaca,
During this period, although no improvement took place in ernor of the district, and Aiiipeu, Ihe Queen's
The
brother-in-law.
Governor and their
his state of
health, he was mercifully predeath.
or
notices of
Shortly
raised lhat
cut
and
they happened,
March 13.
was
la-
and murder.
war
by
has
here since I
dancing
to
Capiuin
of books,
epistle.
chief of the i-lart'd,
/be
From
be better informed
haps
ol
1855.
change
a
of affairs
and
M. Perraud
Department,
you last.
wrote to
package
Quite
the state
March 15.
Native Governors and
corpse"
hand.
in
Charity. jllshing party
School
with the
the natives have turned
pupil.
a
corpse,
bers oftheir families,
over
fol-
Minister,
Protestant Ministers,
was
place
the long
Darling,
ofthe Sisters of
pupils
boys
under
and
Protestant
Native
come to
Then followed the
Orsmnnd
Hove the
has
of his order in which
procession
d'Jlrms,
14th,
Brother:—Your letter by
together
ken
their
to
place
The
Papeoa.
at
some
Messrs.
by
togeth-
special
to
ancestors
led
was
which
confidence and
two
Royal
the
place,
which the diseased
and
his behalf,
on
ihe RepresenCommissioner, to con-
success.
success
hgr family
resting
and Mr.
thing
she callel
she had
piety
meetings daily
the little
Commandant,
Imperial
seas.
natu-
a
resorted to,
was
efforts,
those members of
ents
er
saw
sur-
these
up
of (he
command of theirofficer.
prey
plentifully
his life, but without
to save
His
and
easy,
broke
rapidly
medical skill could devise
possible
Tabor,
appointed by Queen
was
the remains of Ariiane
vey
con-
ready
families of
principal
Indulgence
tative
last
a
so
Pomare and the
expect-
maturity.
at
to
few
were
ever
mild and
which
those temptations
and
which
health,
naturally
was
Ariiane.
son
delicate,
was
The 22nd of May
Dear
of the funeral is
event
wrote, in the
death ol Queen Pomare's eldest
From his infancy he
following description
extracted from the Native Journal.
July
Damon:
Mr.
1855.
Tahiti, July 31st.
PiriETE,
The Rev.
Fatuhiva, Marquesas,
salvation of
his soul."
neral riles of
different
"flurry."
to tne
his eyes,
opened
and
tion,
nothing
o'clock,
been
freeness of salvation
by Jesus
he
one,
gave
a
sig-
a
when
Christ,
recogni-
~
immediately expired.
placed
small house
her
the
near
belonging
the
to
When the
family.
which is
sepulcre,
Queen
had
corpse
near
and
is about
to
struggle
to
arrived much
lo
fail,
kingdom
and he is
keep
see the
it
making
I
up.
last
a
should
end of these
grand
like
very
things should
it
the little house be
agreeable to the will of God.
But I dare
voice was
heard for sometime
near, her
not form
Within 3 months of his 17th
any plans for Ihe future, as my duty
year.
weeping and lamenting her great loss. When ts to live for
In a notice
given in the native journal of
to-day, and let th-- morrow take
the vast multitudeabout the tomb had been arthought for itself.
the ful|oning Thursday,
Your brother in
Christ,
signed by the Queen's
ranged, Maahanuu a Naive Minister ascendS.
minated his
brief
in
career
Thus
earth,
hmbgnd, and Ariifaaite,
Maheanu,
Native
Ministers,
*M»ce
"
k
A
:
by
"»
called
the Queen
Jfcng
jmnd
toms
»h*
prayer
was
was
was
to
attend
L.fe for
asked from God
request
ed the
pulpit
and
and
our
in Orsmond read the
was
meetings.
that
the life
lengthened
enlightened,
ofyouth
were
ont
so
a
that
chapter
of the
King
of the
little
the
was
of his
Mr.
prayer.
and
A
prayed.
Darling preached
13., and Mr. Howe offered
P.
S.
fessed
Last
ever
fired another
volley
Thus closed
imposing
tne
one
services
the*
the
sepulcre,
pear
of the
corpse
soldiers
the door.
lhat had
and
since, being
and
his
cus-
On tho
preached
following
permission
Lord's day
funeral
was
sermon
granted
one
was
at
to
Mr.
the
in the Native
crowded
(o
this
Rev.
and
rapidity
of his
Mr.
Cbapel
excess.
at
single
write
be
to me
No human
so
read
little,
but
continuous
not
a
and
and is
is
based
also
heavenly
so
upon
the
could
well.
able
advanced
exer-
Holy Spir-
immediate
just
upon
acquired
guihave
This
to
write
enough
discourse from
S.
means
thorough
and
instrument
rapidly,
a
the
that the
His
pro-
of heart
profession
all
he has
In this
prayer.
words,
a
to
wa'k,
with which
of
it has seemed
man can
to
This conclusion
the
Darling taught him
Papaoa,
change
a
attentive
occured in it has taken him under
ever
Marquesan
a
consistent
a
believe
consistency
dance.
a
I
ihe
cise,
with
met
maintained
language
solemn
most
February
have
to
He has
conversion.
After
The Tahiti.
'younC
evil
Mr.
15th Cor.
strongly condemned by Howe to
preach
Jesus was received
Papeete, which
him with repentance, and
•
meetings
comforted
a
scriptures
tfien fired.
Protestant had been placed in
the hearts
family might be
granted
prayer, and
those
out
(he prayer of the interment,
and made a
per- up
of Grace.
At few remarks on the latter part of the XV.
was
young
entered
gave
from Rev. XIV.
"»uperior excellence
was
parents and
had
BICKNELL.
words
of
persons engaged m
Jhe even.ng three.
The
Mm.ster
Queen
was
one of the
lollowin?
two
noon
in
and (he
meetings held in behalfof the salute
Bame,y.
'
13
7
wor*
,
T»
the
he
King.
rejug
-
to
the
are
ter-
to
memory
B.CKNELL.
THE
■—
There
publication.
placed
Catholic mission
is only
during
refer
those
to
Maine-Law
of the French
bo
relating
in the
policy
in the
chapter
curious
a
of French
history
been
Marque-
at
it
Pacific,
done
will
he
that
learns
Honolulu
this group
Harbor
Toanoa, Tahiti,
of
1855.
September 4,
Mv Dear Fhiends—l
that
thought
dated
it
ol
In the
30th.
22tid
the
on
from Lt.
harbor
when
I'Arteintse,
I
our
the
sited
the
make
was
this
lor
all 1
1
saw
while my
She is used
as
Jonan,calls
her bis
group
and
;
in
little
with
the
be
a
lie makes
portions
which
in
of
he
the
judg-
is
verdure
more
Oahu.
upon
hill-sides is
But
of
composed
a
grass, which grows
ceous
all, like the Peruvian
' produced,
at
a
upon the
foliage
of
species
arena-
But the effect
is that of
especially,
prolific vegetation.
I
will
upon
sum
my
natives
up
mind
by
impressions
by
Ihe
saying,
that
observation extended, 1
Nukulieva
to
better formed
the
resistance
I know
to
proof against
tnis
missionary
to
nant
upon
of the
the
assured
anxious
of
the
a
the
short
They
are
expression
a
opinion
has
not
may be
;
hut
been
success.
a
mission
desponding
brought
of
essen-
only
now
and
as
order
high
found
The
to come
of their dis-
events
payable
stipends,
of
purchase
rem-
the
were
were
It
what
You
that
men,
pristine
same
brandy
uiay
be
officers.
from the
or
gn
perhaps,
I
spared
at
were
in
the
with
There
a
high
are
an ounce
closets
some
its
this day,
to
doubt if
private
thus
when
Marque-
liquor exists, except
that I have
fact
the present
merciful
But
of
will
war,
their
military
has
make
found.
for them
it
to
faulty
a
So
it
one
has
been
French
The
Marquesas
is
once
abandoned
it,
already
It is
a
in
Governor.
He it
administering
Some credit is due to tbe amiable in hia
no
fail
yet
law,
for
This is
ture
of the melon has
other seed,
of the
whose
Catholic,
may
abandoned
The
(such
glory,
is)
have
a
to
ready
be
upon the
mell,
I need
not
blow
was
priests
And 1
of that
far
as
the
well
as
failure-—we
a
have
her
garrison,
her
religious,
immigrated
more
all,
genial
been
civilization,
and her island
to
Tahiti.
The
The
island
soil.
There
a
had
arts
been
through
Protestant mission.
And
the opportune pretext
seized,
fertile
into
he
advancements in the
than
better
so
Marquesas
productive.
more
rapid
a
The cul-
Protestant
to
seed
virtually already.
it
was
was
more
the
French
as
latter
proved
has
that
say
esone
repayment of
tears ;
short,
far
the
onion,
failed.
fruit is the
in
missionary labor,
a
The
Bowing
the
as
other culture and olher
as
after.
signally
far
so
for
with the
case
a
expended
profitably
ever
the
so
;
class of
large
a
was
to return
small favorite with the French.
to
impose
island and
to
was
themselves
launch,
pell-
novel and attractive, bloodshed
tell you that
given
cause
formerly
(You
French pretext
the pretext
Pomare,
in the
who had
estimate of the island.
are
of
been
was
two
Catholic
expelled
acquainted
the
the open
and
from
with such
in the history of your
own
though islands.)
mild
and
that
yielding
though
what internal feud against
boldness,
rigid,
private relatione,
fact
singular
than
been abandoned.
agriculture
far has
so
of
system
large garri-
a
has failed
occu-
worse
Nukuheva
as
valley
For
of an armed
the
is
con
appreciated.
storm
containing
its beautiful
upon
signal
the
and
:
by
far, also,
mintary post,
son,
their
to
and the elements
policy
barbarism
currying
as
by
easily
are
the whole
is
pation
aban-
to
thefirst
at
contemplation.
disappointed them,
tributing
as
In-
demonstration of
public
abandonment
in
re-
and latent traits.
savage
actually
am
im-
the French themselves
comes
and lhat
;
I
evidences of
originally
by
time
Hawaiian the labors of the
the
Nukuheva.
g-shops—l
write
sin-
inundation of
Temperance,
other
found
tem-
nation, altnost the
exceptionable
enforced
to
though contrary
marvel
will
the
from that evil.
strictly
regene-
fact that
who enforced upon the
the
no .taverns or
of
the united wishes
warriors.
Lift these
were
customs
re-
natives would become
assured
am
been
enemies, though
don the group, the natives will return
the Hawai-
belong
and
brandies, still mercifully
sas
to
of French character,
know
so.
with the
Marquesas
singular
a
enforced,
was
we
I tell you
same
is
con-
begun
enforced.
rigidly
add the
to
were
and
laws,
expected
was
the nation, and
perance
bridges
code of civil
A
Islands.
military authority.
introduced,
the list of wonders where
ian
governor
a
exists ihe official and private character of Lt. Jonan
we were
members
and
Roads and
Priests
I said before, it
As
and
islands,
code of morals,
priestly
order of is
that the evidence of their
Protestant
leave.
my
higher
island of Fatuheva,
that the
to
and
one
Christianity
intellectuality
tial
is
as
I
that when the
the French will
recently
these
the
they
if he break his
war,
by
so
best
regard
and
as
savage
military faulty.
and
were
do
to
especially
that
upon his
war
sav-
brave
a
He loves
policy*
fighting,
He has
and
commenced, and the natives may add, that
w;.s
wotk.
to
the
bavin* civil
structed.
the natives of nation
of Oahu.
people,
countenance
■ intellect.
of
those
far
so
sovereignty,
in
provement deceptions.
strictions,
fortified the harbor of culents
heights,
on
Agriculture
produced cerely
appearance of
prefer
individualtribes
meantime the French took pos-
the
ol
appointed
to
the
and
him.
to
permitted instance,
were
They
their
arts
religion
the
constructive
a
In the
rate
no soil at
almost
on
cactus.
distance
Nukulieva
upon
the
remain
French
rewards for all the labor and money
was
lb' ir labors.
There
the
They
monthly
to receive
garrisoned
put
keeps
her.
than
army
amount
monthly.
This
inclined
himself
proved
engage
oldest
stirring Nukulieva, and commenced the founding of season,
history. a colony.
From 000 to 800 soldiers were blights.
the
gieat pet of his,
order
and
an
were to
religious
(be
to
the
report
IrictS,
scboonei soil.
her
with
all
to
embrnce
acknowledge
to
conform
and
impor-
cultivate the
each other,
of the French.
were
has
strongly urged
of his
Typees
brutish and ferocious
most
wage
This
of their
petty government
but
and
laigest
the
for this the chiefs
agriculture,
the
his
to
a-year,
is
to
consequently,
The chiefof the
comprehends
against
turn
old pracupon the
and
warfare:
heller than
and
promises
chief.
one
any
hour upon her, session
an
"flag-ship."
her
good
This
return
customs
you.
Lt.
government tender, and
must
from the
ing
a
visits
frequent
to
the
lor
sketches
ink
that
connected
are
francs
day.
he
since
Among
the French is the
by
imposed
restraint
annuity
deed,
receive
was to
according
2000
peace with
at
and
know and
pardoned
he
overran
memory
events that
You
however,
full
gazed
to
you the
interesting
sure,
Taiohoe,
at
Kamebaincha—l
in ISI2
assure
and
items will prove
as
to
In
chief under the.
fealty
life and customs, jurisdiction of France.
1 shall
am
state
opportunity
1
native
reason,
saw.
lowing
I
tine
a
paid
property
Tons the pi incipal chiefof Nukulieva
tance.
1
where
'i'ypec.s,
posiession
and
short,
was
primitive
elaborate pen
making
It
of
to
information.
neglected.
not
enough, however,
and
me
observations,
opportunity
died
alt.
annuity
a
:—
value
in
powers and
Taiohoa, and ob-
at
principal
Facb Chief professing
an
was
civiliza-
by
cession of the
following conditions
re-
rely
It
1849 Admiral Du-
In
touched
the
to
conferred
formerly)
age
and many
tolerable French."
upon cannibalism.
of those few fusing
list
illuminated
informal
the
Ibelonging
Com-
I
of Sandwich Island
the
to
are
'large squadron,
benefits
is, bis
acquisition
speculations.
a sort
add
lhat
the
"
some
They (the
written language,
no
speak
military
as
but you may
obscurity,
and
lo
have
natives)
position Orekiac, (the
history
last of
at
the inhabitants
among
around the French fortifications.
supporter of ihe
Christianity.
last receives
your port
251b.
ration a
of the
same
took
afforded
the
my Hono-
Taiohoe
at
valley
French
This visit
in
was
make
warm
of
was
valuable
in the
are
a
of
sketch
conscientious
a
appearance,
of tise of intestine
French,!
that
days petel Thouiirs, having plenary
of August tained
latest
the
for the better
when of them
the
of the
of the French
some
and
tion and
not
is
There
change
Mr.
position
political
occupancy
establish
Marquesas Aug.
stay
fain.nts
natives
when
she
much
gainid
to
depot,
July
10
French
one
He
We left the
Although
the
be
to
acquaintances.
nter.
to
to
of Taiohoe,
We had
Jouan,
mundunt, who proved
lulu
to
morning
the
Island of Nukulieva.
ception
following
enough easting
and
entered
we
left Honolulu
wu
of the
course
bad reached
Marquesas,
c
according
my
hoped
take
not
the
short
facts
eailh-spols
You remember that
i
upon
parts
judgment.
your
we
public
the
to
given
be
may
I intend
1
disappointed,
easily comprehend
a
has
Marquesas
attempted
less
did
is
It
could pos-
we
that he is
believe
to
reason
that christian.
sorry
his friends of Fatuhiva !
to
history
from involved in
letter
a
course,
"all hands ;" and many
letter for
my
Of
place.
am
give it.
now
The
the
we
with
following
shall
flattered by the
am
expecting
are
you
this
at
by
at
is the
and you will
only good
be sadly
news
Connected
I
visit Fatuhiva.
not
much
thought of,
them
having protected
danger.
Ihe
Armstrong
is
brandy:
to
that
have
sibly
the
did
Marys
surprising
We
describing
paragraphs
policy
If there
sas.
deem it of im-
we
call the reader's attention.
to
portance
which
to
for
some recent
the St.
of it
portion
that
letter has been
following
hands for
our
one
me
75
1855.
OQTOBER,
I
The
in
FRIEND,
and
The French
I have farce.
colonial system is,
We have but
to
at
beat,
read Bancroft,
anal
a
and
76
we
THE
the
upon the present condi-
looking around
In
Pacific,
There
for New Caledonia.
bank
and three and
a
exists there
of armed
sort
a
already
Algcrinc
has
Yours with
and the
elements have
right
them useful
they
if
take
rank
in
inferior
the
templating
is
of tho French,
policy
in his
gion, loresighted
ble in his
of
there he is
sure
worth
quesas
the human
would
they
race,
( To be concluded in
have
of France
experiments
re-
mill
saw
for
been
"
!
Gratitude
The
Mr.
hope
the
will
you
South Harbor
is
8 o'clock
squall
the
Wo
but
luku
let
she had
fairly
strike
the
larboard counter, but
from
a
going
farther
any
and
small anchor,
ted,
wo
The
paired
We carried
on.
rudder
our
and then left
the
out
found the
ship
best
thought
put back,
to
ship—hove
broke in
her
it and got inio the
most
were
and
of the
helped in
Covert is
a
every
likely
very
kind,
lives rendered
I
found him
generally
think
and
us
10
s
ive
honest
so.
Mr,
their|power
Snow
he
me.
to
and
the
was
be
Sugar,
our
X
and
na-
Missionary,
stay
'
cotton,
ready
family
as
fruits
I
to
did
eggs,
body
fiom
cor-
duly,
will do the
same.
brown
that
at
it
an
will
early
new
the
treaty
the.
all
unmanufactured,
and
is
articles,
not
not
not
:
—
refined,
rugs,
hides,
butter and tallow.
of
all
preserved,
preserved,
il has
but
both
by
been
could
and Brazil.
eign Minister,
|0 press the
missioners,
not
sup-
enter
carried
and Mr.
It is
wild
censed
not
All
Gregg.
correspondTen
Mr
forward with
have successfully
Mr.
honot
the
that
ihe
Hawaii, should
have
Ey<k,
Kervnnce,
those who
to
prosecuted
highly gratifying
of Young
bus
commenced
subject
it
treat-
King's For-
American Comupon the
having
upon the
ence
The.
Wyllie,
Mr.
subject
received
scheme.
proposition
been
vorably
lt
Washington,
Brother
by
have
(night
fa-
so
Jonathan
been
that his mind would have been
just
consequent
now,
Miss
question.
tion
that
proposals
settle
to
ed
S
was
his
such
der
to baiter
Brother
allow
free of
a
lumber
to
I'm
"
says
natural
the
does
not
lumber
sugar,
ready
"
for
Well,
a
same
bar-
Broth-
to enter
your
allow
privilege.''
Young Hawaii,
is made and the business
bargain
un-
proposed
ifyouwill
yes,
enjoy
mu-
prompt and huei-
my sugar
duly,"
sure
would have
be
Hawaii
do you wish for?
what
"Muikai," (good)
the
he
about fish,
says,
a
was
It'so, he
Young
his fu-
was
gels (be mitten."
would
as
"
manner
will you
ports
my
he
her-
coyishly
upon
it
that
supposed
little,
and
Jonathan
Brother Jonathan in
gain,
er,
"
co-
annexa-
He bad offer-
amount
circumstances.
a
"
and Brother
pockets
thought
a
the matter,
to be
the
inclined,
generous
While
over
sing
I(
n
bride!
ture
little irrita-
certain
marriage.
of
at
supposed
Hawaii had shown
wiiv
felt
Jonathan had
a
upon
touching
movements
United show it, but when
products
stock
shrubs and trees,
unmanufactured,
agreea-lUndressed,
live
will
Treaty stipu
desired
ronsequencoof its
treaty in
a
Spain
ncss-likc
others
vegetables
undried and
plants;
such
with
the Hawaiian etc.,
following
such
been
long
felt rather SOMeASW,
into the United States
and
to
Session.
of
the
Other!
saved.
foreigners,
Minister self rather
respecting
certain 1 lawaiian
freo
Kingdom
seeds
ies
of the United match!
Senate
treaty.
by
into operation,
it goes
be
will
have
quetting"
of sugar, molasses, coffee, arrowroot,
in»
when
to
securing
this
derived
be
posed that the United Slates
ted
condition that
treaty admits
,
assistance, kinds,
He and his
make
allow
admitted
The
the natives
always
Wai-
received
feature of the
follows :—On
from this
Mr.
The
chiefs
daily.
If we have been
of that
forthcoming
Stales will
the
consider him
Pilot.
a
more.
stream
confidently hoped
approval
principal
The
as
assistance,
great deal of
a
highly of, for
as
with his
strictly
advise and assist
all
part of
not
its
the
by
went
could.
and I
the
secure
plunk Ito
to
of
States, and it is
syrups
every way competent
was
their
they
way
man
approved
resident*
European
rendering
be
as
see
informed, this Irealy only remained
repaired iGovernment
in time
Sea
The
season.
very kind in
We
places.
Japan
then
we
found the
down—we
different
two
and
discharged
into the weather Harbor and
re-
damaged
was
no
from the
Washington,
at
of
of
advuntage
benefit will
cent
natives and
with the UnitewStales, affords made
satisfaction.
greatest
rectly
The second
badly,
bottom
how bud the
knowing
we
leaked
the
out
blacksmith,
Sea.
Japnn
will
you
11. 11. M.'s
Lee,
Judge
Treaty
new
assistance of
the
through
for the
We
very little.
leak but
not
Mr. Covert.and his partner
day
a
it modera-
10 o'clock
at
the
held her
anchors
Hon.
not
same
also benefitted
latinos,
—
for
hope
Treaty.
recently
intelligence
Plenipotentiary
to
hove her offclear from the reef.'The
did
ship
under
occasionally
heavy
quito
continued
and
pintles,
us
the Waiakea streams."
Reciprocity
go
and swung her head to the wind
up,
ihe
the reef,
and
she struck her rudder against
all the
to
the
he
forest
planning
little
bower
watch
to
stream
the
towards
are
may sweep
the 3D per
laud
lava
Probably
emerald
think it
of the
com-
brought
broke off
lilo.
and
bouses
now
a
Progress
end
progress
Many
There is
Parlies will go up
at
heavy
ship
I
beauteous
We
a
immediately
before
the other anchor, but
was
The
seaboard.
drag.
to
considered the
there
resistless
(remainder
the prospect
(he
special
into
in
Piihonua and
this
undried
ma-
continue to
through
cutting
is
packing.
arc
think
solemn.
is
anour
Pilot
evening
that
from the
menced
our
and
Island,
with my best anchor,
anchorage,
I lilo
down
A native visited the
ll
in
rejoice
islands
appear
miles broad.
two
On
ship intotjfee
I took my
Strong's
chored her, wllere
All
the
lilo.)
must be
Wailuku.
We
or
one
15th.
some
18.r>s,
on
Friend,
place.
a
now
are
the flowing
now
ofthe
sure.
making
and
the
publish
these lines
give
April
Ist of
best,
still
is
fruits
We would remaik thnl
is
near
preparations
—
seeds and
unmanufactured,
poultry,
and
slaves
pari,
stream
It
miles from I
should the fountain
banks
yesterday,
Sir:—lfyou
111
coal,
kinds,
round hewed,
fusion is
is
woods, and
in
present.
but
"
Damon:
Dear
I
Sea.
The
windings.
should
course,
the
near
slow
at
its
anxious
and
tit
ns
stream
Bark
crater,
place, (about
is
which is
covered duct;
a
the
leaving,
days,
lew
to
Mauua Lon
this side of the woods, which
on
play
next.)
our
old
All I lilo
or
have
through
king
Massachu-
not
would
pioneers—they
left for abortive
a
Mar-
him,
to
not
long untenanted by
mained thus
erects
eating
Wo
the
is dated The
It
from
(lays.
ten
miles in all
some lit'
choice
the
dime
a
sta-
preserved,
letter from
permitted
aro
—
all
kinds,
in
or
preserved,
not
sugar-planters,
returned
just
ll flows in
immense,
storehouse,
a
I lad
!
remain
islands been
to
builds
or
to
ho
wheresoever
worship
of
temple
and
earth,
I have
full blast—absent
reli-
and
fastens upon the
purposes,
we
of
above).
!
interest.
during Visited the great summit
his
experience,
Imminent
a
whole
cotton
vegetables
I8f»5.
14th,
"
con-
The American,
in
which
Coan,
will be read with
use,
Oct.
by
taught
his conduct, sincere
resolute in
setts'
Rev. Mr.
from
extract
fish
wheat,
Government
following articles, duty
timber and lumber of all
heading,
they
are,
geographical
resources,
Polynesian migrations.
spots
they
as
following
Hawaiian
the
free, from the United States :
and sawed,
CORNELL.
huhuloa
danger—Pele
The
allow
to
where
respect,
Eruption!—Hilo threatened
make
to
doubtlul
Hawaiian
the
with
lesson
good national
their
work
and native characteristics.
position
A
at
And it is
which, beautiful
to
far
been
not
New
The
Marquesas.
the
the world.
to
ever
Islands,
are
of
cook-
the
return,
Flour of
about the condition
enough
prospects
large-
yards from
B.
J
In
agrees
along-
water
down.
pation.
I have written
heave
to
perpendicular
two
hundred
ship
occu-
place
about
King
one
the
is
half fathoms of
The
hove
we
good
Very
a
abandon houses about
would eventually
imagine that Ihey
Tahiti
and
would side of it.
one
The weathas
possible.
Strong's Island is a very fine
on
down, for the
North America.
tion of the French in the
Harbor
er
and the Lakes of harbor,
Mississippi,
mouth of the
Canada}
and
Madagascar,
1855.
OCTOBER,
ble and comfortable
myateriee of the.French
led into the
are
failures in
FRIEND,
and
so
settled.
poultry,
peltries,
wool
Persons
having
books
or
furs and skins tuitous distribution among
forward the
same to
the
papers
seamen,
for
will
gra-
please
Chaplain's study
Look and
unable
but he
then
When (iod's
Son
own
iljiog woild
A
lilihl
is
up,
tion?
ftoriotta hope,
Tli'expiring CJiutile h*n.'
The Jew bsnoldf the
desperate
a
The
cast.
and
greul numbers,
could
Every remedy of
do?
The poison
going
wus
Alas,
But God
punishment.
to
God
sent
a
Mild
the
Musi
WHlk of
shall
death
(Irons
wiv
obtained
This
er
was
and
bill
goodness,
o
serpent
"Look
live,
I'lin-I
mat
to
cross
No mortal
it.
save
ten Son
that
for
in
him might
life.
This
lt
race.
offered
is
to be
here
saved,
a
feel your
the
of
sin
wish
y»u
The Lamb
the Savior.
rs
message
It
of woild.
to
mercy
in without
cure
much
us
lie
him.
to
can
the
the ends ol
believe
is
and
nic
rest."
you
ters,
Will
that
this
lo
represented
money
a
me,
all ye that
to
come
ye
give
be saved
"
to
without
the
Ho,
wa-
price."
Sometimes salvation
great
boon
to
he
is
danger,
body, the
the
you
of
Him
to
harden
peril
your
O
ment.
not
that you
slight
the
this would
bad,
arose
belonging
as
has
bad
Jesus is
mighty
The
The
enjored
last words.
and
saved
O look
not
to
we
commenced
to
not
make the
given could bring
for
Mr.
him
the
was
case
to
man
the
with the
gospel.
His
sick
and Messrs.
upon
the defence.
the testimony furnished
The
traced from his
to
the
on
lhat
not
the
a
shadow
to certain
of
viz.,
on
shipping
last
the
board
of
Such
July
was
the
testimony,
remained in
doubt
facts,
by
largo
a
of Francis
career
lime.
present
in
fully occupied
were
"Shooting Star,"
the
that the
re»
murder
committed by Francis—lhat he obtained
arms
and
about six
that he fled
breath. that he
her before
may
bad
hours before
the
conceal
the
murder
dying—that
but that he did
it
he
was
deliberately
appeared
particular
busy
very
who
had any
of Ihe
but
more
supposed
They sign,
they Mad.
This
man
fully identified
deed—
Winters
by Mr.
intoxicated—
not
and
premeditately
as
y.ealous
sight
was
hoping
to
And
He lake the life of Winters.
lost.
remedy.
were
pre-
Attor-
Years
as
look,
to
clearly
was
any
be
district
prosecution,
number of witnesses.
hand
sick
near
listening
was
ever.
and friends
Robertson
Bates the
Monday and Tuesday
gard
case
were
B.
A.
I
in
penitent,
some
them within
bririo
stung,
No time
serpent.
could
day.
Cnswold and Harris
cuse
were
thy
hours
sitting eight
Court
Hon. G. M
The
conducted the
very
The
bed,
quite
that
people
their relatives
been
as
Monday
continued for
was
of the
minuteness and distinctness
know
dying
now
may suppose
companionate
among
a
They
other
Jesus,
no
thoe away.
cast
Again,
each
Your down
was
dying
her
with
Sinner, bad
O
Jesus lias
became
HircM/.''
not
her,
is.
great peace.
heron her
whisper
me
save."
the
days,
par-
What,
you
change
woman
saw
Jesus cost
to
no
delifhtetb
God
remarkable.
is
pardoned,
nnd
me,
yourself
of my
knew
■■
men
the British.
lo
very
lo be
greut
who
be
to
great
forgiven
as
after this. I
will
too
are
woman,
English,
private
Francis.
ofG.ATrhiae.l
ney
left Ihe
and
Russians
forty-six
hands of Ihe
in tho
10 officers
bud
was
Bui I tell you there
too
and, I believe,
be
sins
yon?
not
striking.
"
to
ugcmcnl
'eliere
and followed her, and said,
are
was
"
a
Society.
con-
life
course
arose
exclaiming,
Another
mercy for
sins
the
stranger
a
me. my
doned."
in
once
on
mo-
offer of
present
The
serpent
case
It is
present
Russians have but 108
while the
[and
ser-
was
givtth
a
the
blessings
encoui
an
whose
Ik: lo others
that
for
hope
what
happened
ll
of
bite
desperate
any
will hear
if ye
heart.
your
neglect
not
will you
To-day;
Savior?
Seven hundred and
prisoners
are
sided.
cured, think
offlook-
Savior— American Tract
precious
world.
When
them of
tell
can
Deis
serpent
Jesus
but
people,
one
saved.
be
that is their
And how
the
neglect
you
trial
brazen
at the
look
a
every sin-
Behold the Lamb of
11uly Ghost suitb, to-day
three
of
cacy
having
then,
Israelite
'bis voice,
lie
the soul.
to
say,
you
If
if any bitten
put
Ihe brazen serpent till to-morrow, he
lo
escape, if
Do you the
brazen
The
law.
to
"
This important
referred only to
healing power of the serpent
few days, for men soon die; but Jesus gives morning the Hth inst., and
.1
The effieternal lite to all that trust in him.
Christ says,
Ask, and ye shall precisely
away, and
in the
Is not this compassion like a God? tioned
receive."
"
the
but
gospel refer especially
burden, thyself
and Christ says,
and
Sin
plan.
and I will
desire
a
thirsteth,
do?
utilo
must
and
perished through neglect.
Are
sinneis.
greatest
and deed; but you
I,
over
cure?
a
make them believe;
see
is needed.
one
cannot
Lastly,
the
blessings which Christ confers on
eternal.
Here is the superiority olj
gospel
was
and you
heavy
a
laden,
thirst,
as
God's
is
Come
heavy
to
without
not
''
You
Jesus Christ,
Sometimes
compared
one
the
tin
Have
ask,
And
now.
ing
Remember, then:
only
it
be-
bun.
on
the merits
on
Do
I
and obtained
Jesus
been
you
been bitten
you
God]."
be
not
of Cod?
Son
cross?
the
Savior;
save
art
mercy.
uei
the
on
save
The
shall
abldelb
You
their
the Son
on
doctrine of the Bible.
lie looked heard her
you.
healed.
compared
sometimes
every
lo
to
the
creatine
any
yoiirsell,
save
was
This
and Christ says,
is
able
nor
cost
himself of the
could
save
it
as
cost
Neither less
cure
not
Lord
Ihe
saved.
Inbor and
ran
creature
any
saved
cured.
not
It will
ihurge.
neither
srpeni,
shall be
be
could
You
on
be
to
to
bite,
serpent's
tier
is
will
and he that
Cod
id
Have
Have
ask,
Alas, all have.
to
own act
turning-
lie
belieVeth
who;
solemn
a
Ihe
•
of God
Son
wrath
on
one
remarkable ministry,
Jbwr
[f you
If
Physician.
away
bitten Israelite
cure
hung
hope God
The
more,
[who
the
on
lor salvation
trusting
history.
that
He
sinner
is
is
everlasting hie,
the
the
is
make been
to
have eternal
(ill.
to
tht:
taketh
you just
This
the
(.oil
cross,
but
not
bin
lite,
lost.
hath
liovelh
This
mail's
nsk you,
to
not
soon
gospel
the
liiui-, been saved yourself, try to bring
who IsssWJ ner to ihe Savior, that they
may
This
saved.
me
Ido
do it.
J'rc:; the I not,
is
the
only
subject.
every
or
Coil
so
the earth.
'i.
isnved
could fined
angel
for
was
stung.
whosoever believ-
has
remedy
wound, here
furnishes
ol
Permit
cured?
anxious
should
and
O,
man.
equally
we
by
of faith,
the
by curing
relatives,
in
come
act
the benlit is
but
It is
that is
the
j
mini
to
effcrt
every
not
mighty
a
I have all our churches full,
to
every creature.
pool [[preached
every
Israelite
the
|y
o
healed.
congregation,
is
of God
point
hi* only begot-
Ihe
perish,
not
was
rebel
mercy;
gave
on
Here
one
nn
up
properties.
1.
nl
of ihe
lifted
No
that
sin,
Ii
ease.
it.
he
was
was
and every
church-going
remedy
The
no
pent referred
eye*.
SMI
bad
lifted up
to be
an atonement
elh
ll
cure
God
But
View
'he
ore.
was
Every
all.
could
loved the world,
li'-r
i>
desperate
<i
poisoned
Sin had
■•
Christ
world.
sin-Smitten
It
was
saved
rr«»s
nol.l'
:i
perl
The Lord JesttS
a
so
(tjinii hour.
ir.a
When 1.1111, Inis
the
even
11, 15,
U:
prophet
tie
()
is without charge,
cure
This
.Christians in general
in rugs'
by sin?
every beggar
puipb: will go to looked
that
they could
because
about their sinful
publican
that
all,
were
use
and they actually let
to Jesus;
through the roof o the bouse, bed
land Christ honored it
imagine
not
prodigal
every
or
|and
made them
him
bring
seek the door.
to
tobeaven; that every
go
poor
and their love
him,
cure
creature
be him down
free salva-
you
found?
Do
to
clothed in
prince
heaven,
and
me
a
every
or
will
man
heaven;
to
every
be lifted
thai whosoable
up,
not
bun should
perish, but
4.
npwsrd.in
And
shadow
Ihe
this
not
henvcn;
to
go
rich
go
man
John
will
ihen believe
wilderness,
the
in
have eternal life."
Bui
moun-
Pharisee
Sabbath-breaker
.Moses lifted is but
As
come.
believrth in
ever
a
as
!•
only
was
it
"
I
the Son of
must
<>
:
t)
cure,
removed Ihe
ii
so.
wonderful proof of divine pow-
n
of good things
up the
did
is
heaven; that every
or
man
obeyed of
though only
Numbers vJI
I'm away.
tain
a
and
and ihe
it,
i«e, they
of faith;
power
go
[thai
up,
Moses
|
of mustard-seed,
grain
set it
on
cease.
the command, and they
lo
ted.
peoand
God,
to
unto
be that Christ could
and
eye,
this encourage
not
Lord while he may be
The lent
fit is limiti d.
serpent of brass, believes,
look
believed the
people
The
mercy
a
to
they
says,
to
speak; [the
to
or
dying
"Look
sinner,
Will
ballot
or
iv their
sin
Fatherof mercies, and
command the people
The
bad
Make
could
what
up his
11,
will
De-
fatal.
Moses cried
s.
cure.
stop the pro-
lv
then
saw
one
victim.
next
was
O,
on.
they
now
ple cried
failed
man
of death.
gress
struction
the
woe
No
camp.
would be
who
say
the
had
uud
mourning
O
stung that every
people
ihe
of
smne
through
running
were
had
serpents
Luinentaiion nud
died.
the
serpent to meet
Moses lifted U|) the brazen
Christ
drink
to
or
lift
just
can
saved."
rvvuea;
walk,
to
77
IS&S.
supposed
Sometimes the poor sinner is
Live.
ByRicehavK
rd.
nill.
"
OCTOBER,
FRIEND,
THE
that he could
malice towards
men-
would frustrate
which he had in
Rouquet's
midnight.
the other
have had
said Winters,
than any other individual whom he
visiting
room
It did not
Francis
was
unknown de-
some
at
the
window of
the dead hour
was
friends believed pose
on
not
appear
for
there under
what
the
of
pur-
tree,
or
78
how
Francis
the said
that
appear
It did* however1
he had been there.
long
laboring
mental
of
species
under a certain
was
It
thii
in
port,
worked
the latter
for
few
s
aberration
of
part
"
Mr.
hy
st
after which
August last,
gardener in
a
After
the
the
leaving
suffi-
was
towards Hotel
been
hand
employ-
service
ofi Policeman
Canton
shoulder
Francis
coining
to
"
him,
I don't know
who
am.
the
on
are
"
who I
put his hand
up
stopped
placed his
was
who
Hotel,
saying
"
replied,
Jordan
which he
entering
on
of the
Francis'
on
?
you
Btreet,
Dartlctt
"
a*
days
ment of Mr. Fairbanks.
the
ment, but whether
1855.
her.
appeared in evidence that the prisoner bad
"
discharged from the clipper ship
Shouting Star,
he
derange-
OCTOBER,
FRIEND,
THE
accus-
' Mr. Fairbanks he called frequently at the study of the ed, who trembled and appeared agitated. Jordan asked
"
C. Damon, Seamen's
him what he was
Chaplain, who kindly allowrunning for, he answered
nothing."
take away Rev. S.
and
cient to destroy responsibility
ed him the privilege of going to his study whenever he On being asked if he had heard the pistol
report, he
at which
such
the
felt
for
the
of
books
said
he
had
and
that
he
left
his
house
where it
to
as
see
inclined,
reading
Judge, Jury
was
point
guilt,
purpose
The
and Lawyers labored.
ground
torney took tho
cis
was
a
than
more
this
argued
Mr. Bales
and other
attention of the Court,
Jury
and
a
mon's
jhave
for
points
been
Harris and
Francis
ought
beheld
not
took
insane
an
not to
could
ner
Griswold
was
and of
man,
for
abler
"
waii,
priso-
or
and
on
(hi
lie
to
Kiniquctlc.
of
Cal-i
that
she
all
Mr.
mind
bctrayiuga
Damon's
Sept,. I he
loth
allowed
a
refused him
was
and
on
account of
the
on
her
again
had
shot him.
said
with
the
vert
the
also
A.
Attorney,
the
to
Francis
he
belongingto
after
Shortly
who
presence,
had Ahot him.
at
Ncit
U. Hates
Fisqr.,
had
of the
dying
man
presence
he identified
search
pistol
himself while
afternoon,
Winters'
on a
the
Francis
as
the person
who
f did
replied, "before Ood,
not
"
you.
The counsel
ground tion,
mental
the District
dirk
a
the rasa who
was
again taken
who
out to be
probably possessed
taken to
was
which
ground,
and
would
at that moment he
just
turned
S. "in
Francis
shoot
Ha-
interview
privets
said
morning
Galled
accused
Francis
Francis
ad-
deranged
from
return
the
he had
"8.
heard the
once
one
arrested and
was
laicasof which
I
SX*|<
"
Honolulu,
He
('apt. Luoaj
he;I this
had
seeing every body running he thought he
borrowed from
on
He wrote several
Bosses.
This
lady's HirfStt,
of the
ap|ieais to
occasion
and
too.
dropped something on
being made on the spot
Mrs. Da-
I'tlxc, that Mad-
or
on one
ladies
''
California,
requested
Madame
more
"
to the
morning of the
the
true
run
Mission." and SOOther addresscil to the
degree.
some
moment he
ex-
the time
during
for the kindness
blind sister at
"the
1o
from
lady
in
course
The
responsible.
have asked
to his
dressed
thai
ground
the
he said
dsSB obligation
addressed
was
Hompiettein
that
impression,
himself of was,
whom he had known in Sonora,
lady
a
from
and to whom
ifelt under
Messrs. {letters
defence,
and
avail
to
the Chaplainonan
It
Madame
see
under the
was
tendiil
On the part of the
ence.
to
company,
jfurnia,
audi-
large
happened
eline K.
the fixed
hours, commanding
two
continued
prisoner
cursion to the Island of Hawaii.
guilty.
was
The
privilege during the ahseaes of
that he
still he
monomaniac,
wished.
this
Fran-
admitting
that
he
At-
prosecuting
for the
prisoner
evidence Introduced
but relied
made
entirely
on
ihe
effort tocontroof tin:
part
of
plea
the
upon
no
prosecu-
insanity.
dc-
It appeared, by the
testimony of the witnesses for the
,defense, that Francis
shipped on lioard the "Shooting
;
at
per- Star,"
precedents, contending
San
Francis-,., OB the Btst of July last.
From this lime
to the time 01 the i
;init the interview.
up
On ttiat in'lii he wns discovered on his knees in
the
conscientiously for (he accused.
(homicide the prisoner continued to obstinately press bin ,forecastle, and on
being asked whit tie was about, he
Early ,replied that he Was
the reijuest u|Hiii the Chaplain, hut without roe Of*.
His Hon.
Robertson
that
Athcrtou
(one
charged
of bis
Judge
praying
Jon Ihe afternoon of lie I Nth DO returned to Urn charge, I,shipmates then lying
|
asleep) might not bo allowed to kill
reheat
the
chief
at
to
Andrew
Johnstone
sing
Jury
accompany |him,
great length,
; having induced Air
saying he hid seen Atheitou before, and that
liim to Mr. Damon's house, bal Madame Rmiquctte hi-- i
he
wanted lo kill him
of the
and
and
(Francis).
During the time
disinterested advocates.
cited
They
English
which
iriuipymrnt,
and
American
evidence,
points
retired.
Jury
respectable
in
of the
«m 1»way
persons
and every
men,
one
Francis had
might safely
ter
in their hands.
the
for six
hours,
and
five
they
the
able
being
to
on
wharf,
the!
matter
roust!
for the present, the
the
mean
while
prisoner
detained in close
being
log
conclusion,
trial
at
terest,
the Islands has
called forth
or
first instance wherein
er
has
ever
or
white
this
other
circumstances!, or
was
a
rase
to
but
be done.
throw
sides;
its
to
finally disposed
more
Since the
may be
light
resumed,'
to
written,
lowing accurately prepared summary
proceedings
of the
the
Polynesian:—
T%*
King
The
K.
vs.
Andrea
prisoner
was
11.
replied
has
loose
had
he had
in
a
from
buck
I
In-
lhat
.
-
shot
to
Said
a
n small
house
hut
question
excitement
and
hind
the folof the
the
was
in
a tree
he
vicinity,
MB
tiy
was
The
were
liamon's
pause
the murder of Charles
18th Beptem-
heard the
a
the
iTport
man
who
window of
Police
came
Hotel
at
shot,
several
persons
The
from the
went
a
native,
that
"
He
replied "yes,
the sea,
it
passing
?)
was
he
passed
Damon
had
rich
in
and
and that he
her,
been
an
in
I
the
been
the
was
he
homicide,
greatly excited,
frequently by the
the part
Drs.
cra-
(Fran-
Mr.
Colin
and towards
store of
to
to the
give
Dr.
Lit
of the accused
Mr.
Dr.
on
and
testimony throughout,
opinions as to the
their
Judd
believed
and
loop
oTosod
Hillchrnnd
Judd, Ford,
listened
asked
him
Ford
Ilillebranil
/wmt/naniar since
a
she
wortn
time, "good night" "good night."
Drs.
insane;
ol
was
ttian
crazy
was
very
on
bad
who
th it she
pretended
more
day
the
each
severally
have
length,
ration
made
ol the
prosecution
in
law
us
Mr.
in
an
length, but,
to atl'ord
able
an
to be
par-
thought
him
considered
the time he
space
case
applied
to
Hatessummed
regret
for
him
joined
first
upon
the.
plea
up
of
the
on
at
in
insanity
part of the
of aliout throe hours
impossible
abridgement of his
an
great
the amelio-
say, it is
to
even
and
the
eloquent speech
we
the
argument,
the fuels in the
upon
modern times.
for
lis
argu-
ments.
After
down
Mr.
ed
into
the
jury
lo him
when,
and
time
room
were
This
o'clock.
where
there
they
appeared
a
a
the
and
again
remained till
no
jury
few hours
lo
12 o'clock,
of their
returned
at
return-
withdrew
nearly
probability
verdict, tbey
retired
they
being
into court
discharged.
created
a
deep and
throughoutthe community, and
ladies were
iceedings.
court
In
tie re-advised
interesting trial
citement
there,"i of
at the same
6
court to
as
of the
charge
past
able to agree upon
made a short
asked if he had
the
about half
prisoner '
passed
down
was
Kou-
living la
he culled
lie
was
on
from be-
coining
he
Damon's
she
lie
prisoner,
was no
IHlh,
Haying
! prisoner,
direction of Mr.
As
trot.
ami
"
and the cry of
Station.
(who's
what is it ?
and
towards
half
him to be
»mii keUx!
"
Street,
a
she
prisoner's insanity.
who 00-
Madame
pistol
of the
heard by
and at the
and said
pointing
by
close
that Francis
evidence
,tially
dre-sed:
premises,
Messrs. Williams and Rollins
premises
Hawaiian
shot
growing near
Winters
Damon's
in
On the
Lithrop,
N
in Soiiota.
was
(In
Mr. Aldrich
, Shooting Star "at San Francisco.
On Wednesday
it."l,morning Messrs. Harris and (iriswold, counsel for the
"there
monkeyjacket wrapped
past 1 1 o'clock Winters,
Mr.
a
1 that Mr
in f.i'-t
while
The
roundhil
on
nri'
kept
Tuesday evening,
to
»Ye."
of gratitude to
her.
Slid
I tgden.
calling frequently at the store of Mr. Colin, to
remarked OB one occasion that then' was a lady
.(i.iMiii,
,
all ag dnst him.
Mr.
;it
wished
Mr. and
he
Michel,
would like to know
in
release
to
on
lumoi.'s
he
Strings out
Said
debt
Francis
by
sister, atSonora,
deep
a
companion,slighlly deranged, ami
her, adding
lady
uf
;(evening
Kramis
one.
and I can't understand
the
under
whom
were
OODBned
great interest.
to
properly.
Mr.
at
from this
Called
he
lady
was a
a
Mr. Damon's
remarked
next
were
one was a
he
t'elt
('apt. tloldswortfa ■
ladies they
was
there
be
the
the Consul, Mr.
Sept..
bad
Consul, niying there
and
heart
lie
left to
going
the homicide.
the Americans
tearing his
IGth
determined
c i<).
negative,
**
was
was
reclaim
prevented
particular
sev-
they
saying
sai Ihe
lie
interest
been kind to his blind
,whom
quarter past nineo*clock,
of
sisters,
the Chilean
»>
Baid
in
himself
asked|.zy,
lie
(Lucas) might
done with
known
with
At about half
(poor
appeared
the
with
and
of it.
great
a
that he
the
him
ihabit
belonging .at
he
two,—that
Htate of great
Williams, supposing
charged with
told
lie
saying
many
somewhere,
iquette's room.
O. Francit.
Winters, committed on the nightof
«
|bad
telt
on slum-
pistol
a
affair
,whom
end
without
the evening
revolver,
he fell
he wrote
and his conduct
being strange.
as
lady from Valparaiso residing
,Sunday
from
that if he should
that there
to be
the lane towards
Court
shout
to the other.
Whitney,
■Mr.
subject,
was
lying
at
residence) apparently quite excit.-d,
sneak with Mrs. 11. Having ■eated
to
ought
dark clothes
-cupied
after-j(this
observing noap- (felt
in hw mannerh
answered in
being
a
whom
,
mentioning
ap-
unT while
approaching the fence
[out to reoennoitre,
be hoped which neparates Mr. Damon's premises from those of
which will
procured
the
upon
foregoing
be
or.it is
said
was
shouldlilxrdy.
oil
the water-house, hay-
him
supply
her how
Mr. Damon
screw
Ill"
a
board
on
brothers
Everett,
Mr.
on
"
Shootingstar
large property having tWSn
a
done out
not al-< ;
Mrs. I (union.
known,
seaman
his
see, but
were
servant
merits life
unpaid,j[in
were
Before the trial shall
case
evidence
that
according
both
the less anxious that Justice
none
oc.the
on
he wished
■'
,in
|lo
angry,
went
to him
in
of a
conic
barrelled
At
Damon's
Mm.
[what
iii
The advocates
tingle
the
himself he asked
the .door.
H o'clock
just
en
,w:is
excitement
the revolver to Lucas
Mr.
saying
Neither murderat
could
(called
S. S.
it
gave
wanted it,
suddenly entered the house
Francis
istiid thcie
and
be decided strictly
Lucas if
the revolver.
Icesp
and
borrowed
lie
ha-
him
[mmoil lately
"
and
Mr.
ami would
He then
('apt. LOOM near
Shooting Star,"
not return
"
those
by
at times of
|been unjustly
he Would be
away
previously
waa
about
At
where
ihe handed
crime of "(near
friends
anger
iliiiu
"
('apt. Kingman,
to
jPhil idelphia to get a lawyer to
through |During the few
days preceding
appeared .piilc
appeared by the testimony
**
(■apt.
keep
remarked
(talked
was
into the
single barrelled pistol
unusual
load then- vol ver, and
in-
foreign-
manor
family
any
no
It is the
for the
be mentioned, it
might
which
a
more
talent.
degree.
his victim had
Islands, from
more
excited
arraigned
been
murder in the first
er
ever
that
a
he
he
giving
this occasion
the schooner
lor him
or
Whitney,
premises,
not
purpose he
met by
again
M
to the
confinement.
would remark
we
of
OOni ersation.
or
rcanel.
In
whom
,was
excited.
her
the
gentleman.
hoard
h
On
hands on him.
pistol
the
lor what
psjaranec
was
rest
to Mr.
Francis
borrowed
LnfltsMip
ashing
occupied by
itroßg excitement*
on
and
who loaded
he did
this
was u
lay
under
be went
!('apt.
con-
to
one
any
were iwards
for
acquittal,
Here the
of insanity.
low
he
"
that
saying
dis-
At
nun
afternoon
same
of the
singular letters
(
turn-
board
was on
by[ eral
Madame ttooqoette through
room
to leave
that it'
of.
care
parently
being
not
for
characand
retiring
Seven
verdict.
a
demnation,
ground
After
midnight,
at
agree upnn
his life and
with
upon
apparently
the
entered.
Francis
|0 understand
who knows their charac-
entrust
matter
discharged
ordered
moil
taken
ter
cussing
of better,
Jury
a
ami
which lie
|he
ami
than USOa]
past five o'clock
of the
lo
pertinaciously sought
n
adjoining premises, belonging
ac-
I'anion's opinion
more
quickly,
very
excessive, and rendered
Mr.
again denied him,
opening out
door
which
for
cused person could ask
in
interview
[discovered oontenring
most
No
Honolulu.
much
the
was
About halt*
ii
in
bed,
■UlllSSd
(he
I would
Jury
of twelve
composed
was
The
that time
[being
times
fat
RM
altogether imprudent
lingal
and
lawyers
heard witnesses,
having
Judge, the
remark
citing
con,
pro
authorities.
numerous
After
it
most
a
universal
large
ci
number
present during the greaterj>art of the
pro-
'
FRIEND,
THE
Book.
New
at the Five Points.
All •rwacb »nd
"
work
i;..niime
"
rags and
licli-b, ustrus.
fmihliilly is «••"•;;
thou workout
«lutio, wh.ii
and
maud thou by lint, aad.lel Kama
looking individuals, liquor
innumerable,
the Mission.
By ladies of
ii "hurl lived,
Bill
miserable
of il go uniting.
Hit real
York:
black
Broadway (under
The above title
which
prefixed
is
handed
recently
was
It is well
of
worthy
to
The
livily
when
plish,
After this let
good.
vating
efforts
results of the
the dwellers in
"
known
did
Novelist
from his
fail
not
the
happy
improve
and
bless
New
of New
he
locality,
"
Yoik.
In
that
"The
as
corner,
hall-awakened,
giving
howl
its
up
lie,
to
dead.
(he
of
away in quest
Here
obscure
and
whence
houses,
of
through
vice and
hide
and
robbery
from
of
York
the
the
about
until
Missionary
opened
he
ry
gospel
fed,
was
and
the usual
to
there.
clothed,
to
may
lightened city
cality
"
to
one
have
the
one
were
or
growl,
a
llrown's
unhappy
speci-
in almost
meet
if, said
It
to
The
was
answer
of the
really
to
be
To
sure
have
may be
sailor-i
pardonable
little
of
such
is,
most
a
our
en-
lo-
a
sailor's
It is the
in
they
every
The
us
could get
Clarke's
privi-
them.
Lectures
to
do.
in
don't
into
walk"
a
would
spot, where
If
you
do.
Sandwich
do.
swear,
Sailors
not
are
scores
of
seamen,
that
good
not
the
with
above, together
(sec Catalogue)
can
be
Alse letter
paper,
Memorandum Hooks &c. &c.
swear.
growls
to
give
is wide
walk
in
never
but
and
ped
shows
not
so
growls.
lhat
suspect
yourself
or
with
His
crosses
anger
the
All
are not
$1,00
answers.
of
Office
WHITNEY.
be
with
>r
recruits
Hills
on
established
is
Office
on
lavsViblc
the United
the U.
States
and
Eu-
1854.—3m
2,
himself
terms,
in
business
famish
to
for
Cash,
at
ships
Goods
States.
and
Surgeon,
HONOLULU, OAHU, 8. I.
Honolulu Drug Store, Queen St.,
at the
Market.
taniasts.,
Residence
corner
of
near
Port and Bsrs-
next above tho Catholic Church.
growls,
0. P.
JUDD,
and
Physician
Officecomer of
M. D.,
Kargeon,
OAHU, S. 1.
Port and Merchant
sst.
Office Opsa
from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
quadru-
-
E.
Reader, don't
neighbors,
Whale
terms and
GEO. A. LATHROP,
Jack
excited,
reasonable
prepared
HONOLULU,
or
on
Physician
who snarls
easily
somewhat
supplied
Hawaii,
in-
shall
and Hawaii-
required by
J.WORTH
VINO
street
we
HAWAII.
Oct.
HAHilo,
the
landsman,
your
Price
Pens, Journals,
M.
Stores
rope.
heart;
him.
when
path.
Price
notice.
meet
always
that
to
unlucky biped
his
do.
large variety
Merchandise
WANTED—Exchange on
landsman,
a
If the
sure
temper is
reproach
if you
for
opposite
much
Pries
at the Post
Ink,
HAY, HILO,
General
and others,
it the shortest
welcome
to
We
he may be
side
betide the
woe
pleasure
Ships
command.
We
wide berth.
a
a
had
11.
HYRON'S
grumble,
God's
grumbles.
him
the
a
$,124.
IMTTIAN,
DEALKR
Produce.
our
ofTolto-
that
and
growl
Lookout
and
enough,
on
knock
natured and honest
that it is
$1,50.
Price
Islands.
ofquestions and
llookstorc.
,
tem-
grates upon
grumblers
all
year after year.
who
must
$1,50.
Price
do.
l'hrnse Hooks
If.
would
that
don't break
Price
24 cts.
men.
young
do.
Travels
tale.
Price
much better with
if he
Jack,
Pries
l'ricc 50 cts.
Ali
of
oenU
Price 74 cts.
Hook.
l'itcurn's Island and its inhabitants.
We
part,
75
$1,75.
accus-
out
u*s
own.
$1,50.
Hooks
puts
or
ought to
Dictionary. I'rice
thrilling
a
Spelling
Chevoir's
thereby
much
SAILOR
small
Lamplighter,
fcr it, but
their
on
along
grumbling,
Come
polite nor wile,
Geography and Atlaa. Price $1,24,
and
Well's English (irammar.
■Webster's
but
so,
intend
so
grumbling
surprises
horrid oath
jgelhcr.
within and
crowded,
each
Pot. 3-mos.
hung-
of the
hear the
The American Arithmetic.
grumble,
occasion
We have got
a
We
cd
portions of Broad-
minute's
brought the visitor
some
part
his sul-
75 cts.
Jack's
be
member of "this
only
think that
harm.
week,
resem-
thua
not
$1,00.
Haw liian
not
with
and in fine all
this spot,
what
and sumptuous
"
a
intemperate
the
of New York
found?
Only
nic
during
I'erhaps
in
minute's walk,"
elegant,
way.
be
sent
Schools
Pledge,
bear upon
ask,
This
It
and
Morse's
a
Hates
1
lit neither
of
would
blest Supreme
trilling theme!
vulgarity despise ;
EVERY
WHICH
Webster's
of observation
point
scowl
a
we
of them
some
of christian benevolence tend
bling pandemonium.
readers
Church,"
faithfully preached,
appliances
the
order."
per.
Society
he
We
stop and
not swear
Ucechcr's
not
is
"New Ifeelings.
the
1.-siU,
never
BOOKS,
grumble.
to
or
name
unaltered,
Missionary
the
humanity,
privilege
tomed
immoral
can
vileness."
would
a
terrible
of Heaven with
to on
an
labor
sign
brought
were
the
merchant,
a
upon a sea of oiath I
MukerSiow
breath.'*
your
may stop your
Killed,
No
of society.
grade
and
is here!"
su-
hear
reminded of
up,you
swearer
to
my blood
You would
num-
loath-
it
Maintain
your ruuk,
To SWKAItis neither liruve,
pleased
he is
grumble.
a
Nothing
weather is either
neither
It chilln
Rudely appealed
dress.
forth
will call
or
speci-
is under discussion,
view it from that
of
men
the world
any
is
"
we
forth his
all that
air
pure
the
are
wicked heart.
a
when he heard
vomiting
single moment,
the
oaths
are
remark,
up, spew
ex-
swearer
When
we
swear,
swearer
a
pollute
street,
their
remained
year
the naked
persuaded
grunt
this
pitied.
The
conduct
subject
then it is rather
Like
the Sabbath, and
on
reflect
of
mechanic,
a
refer think it'the
profnne
"
He is
neighbor's
what
be-j lege!
else to show;
nothing
Episcopal
to
of
ihe
(hough
decayed
Home
Methodist
walls
out
to
ns
which
place
the
Ladies
with
of ships, and forts,
Fugles
The situation of affairs
aspect
oil"
move
jwhich
chambers Jack
murder: all that
and
drooping
some,
eye,
had
misery
tenements
ius
to
paved
the
open
go
street.
much
be
to
cold.
too
or
to
sure
wide gaps in the walls, other do
ruins loom upon the
hot
is
with him.
right
matter
|
would
slink
rats
alleys
rough designs,
ruined
were
grave
under-ground
and American
flags,
ber;
100
were!
lodgings.
better
knee-dc«a/>;
decked with
hour
boys
where they dance and game;
and
I
this
about
dogs
dislodged
lanes and
too are
of huinai.ity
men
figure crawls'
some
Where
men
women,
sleep, forcing
mud
.
glance
you
judgment
the
hand, and every
at
near
if
us
would
we
in Hotel
Newspaper Depot,
• with his
iii these dark streets,
mil
he
Five goes
describing
else
herven with
to
profane
His
All
more
phurous breath.
remarks,
From every
subject,
The Grumbler.—How
America, it
.
Points"
this
ample
more
plead
naughtiness."
oaths, "spew it
desire
the
outpouring
old Quaker's
profane
in vain.
name
excuse.
captain,
a
rigid punishment, it
may
but
vice,
a
crime,that is
or a
Robert Hall remarks, the
as
one
any
1 the
record
volume, which may be purchased
to the
the
or
do
and
a
no
of
sailor,
a
May
eternity.
readers
our
upon
change,
to go
find
arc
perfluity
When Dick-,
visited
explore
or
any
tin-in
at
of
will
triumphs
annals of
details
York City,
"American Notes"
visit
to
in the
most
exhibit
portion of
a
English
appears
the
Such
They
gen-
God.
encourage others
success
likewise.
polluted.!
most
The Five Points."
as
the
to
their
do
of
palliation,
or
offer
can
the eye.
about this
blessing
taking
other spontaneous
and
ladies
and
God's
other kinds of offenders
cuse,
and
of severe
is that of
(earful vio-
house,
brought
under the
laboring
If
the
book
of this
to
of ele-
despair
one
purifying
and
The pages
no
tlemen, who have
j
accom-j
desire
a
degraded, reforming
the most
abandoned,
ens
forward by
urged
can
;
right-
and benevolence, showing what
minded and noble hearted ludics
ac-
I deserving
disfigured faces,
the noble-hearted
to
i
sin, misdemeanor, offence,
brutal
women,
prosperity greet
a sim-
Honor
in
this book informs us.
the school
visible indications of
It is
read.
being
Profane Swearing.—If there be
stores
general picture."
changed,so
now
church,
perusal.
for
us
eyes
the
complete
All is
volume
a
of christian
record of the achievinenl
ple
to
lence
the JWWuni. 1854.
and
79
,
playing
drunken brawls and
proclaiming
222
Townscnd,
St
Stringer
neglected
scores
dirt, squalid-looking
with
men
i;«rlvlb.
Wew
1855.
Mission House
Aetc
Brewery, and the
The Old
OCTOBER,
but ask
guilty.
HOFFILftSIiT
Physician
Office in the New
'
and
Queen
dsy
and
iv.,
night
and
Surgeon,
Drug Store, corner
Makee
ft An thou'f
at Kaahomana
Block.
Open
tHfc
80
Backward !—We
A Step
the
new
We
pended.
sighted
fruitful
source
If
tnl
[_
tania
ous and
sus-
short-
a
which "will prove
and
just
a
of
care
of
and
irritation
complaint.
the
correctly informed,
would
expense
hope
not
learn that
to
soon
have exceeded
to-
$1,000.
to enter the
superior
this what
General is authorised
his arrange-
to resume
to
ments.
Bomb
Improvrd
Lance
voyage in
whaling
the
considerable
a
of Messrs.
use
own
this
in the
apparatus
mendation.
Northern
Gun,
adopt-
hear
officers
speak
of
terms
CJuecn
ol
Merchant
is
I.A 111
r
brl*
»(l
for Hilo, I9M brla
A
Honolulu
tbs inhabitants
and
wh
he
M.l).
U<ll',
Capt
of
nearly forty years
lurgeseaport and manufacturing
as
S/C,
ol
.
hich
practicing
intends
and
ho
was
the
town, to
lor
hopes
SB
on
years
many
ex-
ill
practitioner
a
Ihe
an
l.uml,
StivatS
i:.x
diseases
much of his
a
c.ipt.
of
I
and
J.
Per Flying
(piNo.7Lianoids)tSaitosfubhcripetonls or's
Sinit:i,
lasw,
J.
J.
16,
July
W.,Knhala.
29, The
Boston
H- W.
Aug. Id,
II, A
with
snhscription, (on
18,
Stephen Spencer Esq
C
I'm in
Wyllio,
R. A. S.
40
Esq.
Co,
Co.,
ft.
tin'
24,
oil,
put three
the
the
hv
ship
the
ami
im n
Marquesas
Measrs. Feldiem
R. W. Wood M
Oct. I,
A.
Humphreys Esq
A Merchant
Lancaster''
IT, Measrs. Castle &
"
318
140
da fin San
whale, 3JOOO
Hurt, Frei'tu.in,
Ilia
14
tona,
Don.
otl,noo
1,.
hhl.
,
Am
tna
400 ap 1800 wh
Float,
oinatoclt,
140
tna
3,600
aea
I
Vmal, 380 tona, 174 ap, 2,000
Kuropn,
wh,
Ilia hone.
"reach
ah
wh,
Two
On,
400 tona, 500 wh, 5,000 lame.
Brothers, Child.,
288
tona,
300
•
inoa out, 10
ap, 8011
l.akey, 461 lona, 84 moa, 450 wb, bOOO
35G
tone,
11
moa, 50 ap, 1000 wb,
hone.
How land, 3411 tone, 26
50
700 wh,
moa,
ap,
in
o
bone.
lbs
is.nit
15,0n0
bone.
tona, 24 moa, 1750 wh. 20,000
J3O
Notice.
attend
o'clnck.
at the
Home,
Subject
1100 wh,
moa,
Friday
to-morrow
evening
at
1
4 3 lona, 12
moa,
hone.
2000
n
h,
30.000 hone.
Hem:
Ship
284 lona,
A
acknowledge
the Sailor's
•rSnd.
for the
Home,
A inotl
use
I
9000
Card.
3.
of
H.
S
,
the New
would
inoa,
170
ap,
530
397
tona,
12 moa,
05
ap,
Reeding
timely
and
acceptable
Room
bone.
286 tona, 6 month., ICoO
1600 wh, 5010
wb,
moa,
377
llolnond,
1200 wh.
lona, 43
Chnndieri
and
Jonea, 388 tona, 47 moa, 1900 sperm.
William Badger, Braley, 334 tona, 25 moa, 100 ip, 300
1500 bone.
George,
Diai,
CO.,
I_h>laa. Mi..S.N
tons,
25
moa, 1300
wh, 8000
Hhipawipplitd
with Recruiu,
Storage
Cleared.
Agent*,
I.
Sept. 29.—Ship lematia, Benjamin,
I Oct,
13—
8000
frnlii
New
II.OOK.IUa
II
h.ine. BSSSoa, GJuuh,
I'r
0000 bone, voyage.
30
11, HI
kji,
miH>
I.—Timor, Rogers,
(or New Zsalsnd.
23
mm, 1,400
wh, It;,woo Im.io-,
Hi'»»
2.')
ril,
ISDO
moa,
7.V) wb,
10,000
wh, 24,000 bone, voyage,
Baa.
Washkai n. Fair
Raksrtsoa,
12.10
SOsp,
asasna
Nrw
ssason,
7
COO
•
Ochotsk
lie h..nk
Bamusl
12 months,
N>w Bidliirn,
.hi.ml, Bryant,
Stataoa,
Ixute,
Fair Haven,
loss,
llndford,
<lrhnt.k Sea.
Gideun
■a,
:-fl
EllSriSfe,
Msl(s, Corns,
Ji,ki'|ili
ll,»'iii l,
wh,
,
Haven, 38
100
Mason,
sp.
mo.,
.'<o
3400 wh,
411,0110 hone, verafe, fr.,iu Kodlack,
HobaSMk, Chi da, KalnnMilh, 20
boat,
reason,
2T» i-p,
2
2100 wh,
18,000
BWS,
wh, 20,000 boue, voyage,
00
in orh.i.k Sua.
Bertmrd.SSJ moa.eso wh, 7000
Caroline, Urflbrd. Nsw
2110
1500 wh, 17,00Ubooe,
bone, nea.oll,
ap,
voyage,
;.',.—Coniior,
bona,
Iledford, 25 mm, 45 ap, 675
6500 boue,
New
Kini|(ton,
BSOO
saaasat, lis ap, I,joo wh,
vuvage, from Ochol.k
Sea.
25 moa, 850
wh,
N«-w lii-Jioril,
Franklin, Kirliiooml,
SSSO BOM, aeaaoii, SO ap, 1200 wh,
from firliolxk Sea.
10,000 Is'lie, voy-
SSS|
New lledford,27
750 wh, 7000
MnjeKlic, I'errivnl,
«>o«,
bone, Keaaon, 100 ap, Bjo wh, 701.0 bone, voyage, Im
Kodiark
wh,
WOO
Ni'wlon,
tame, »ssaë,
40
4000
ap,
13 inoa, 40 ap,
New
SliiTinan,
bone,
12
40
mos,
ap. 340
ap, 340 wh, 6000 boue,
Bedford,
aeaaon,
40
Sea.
Kdirartown
25
450
Chadwirk,
inoa,
wh,
hone, aeaaon, 70 ap, 760 wh, 9000 boss, voyage,
Sea.
from Orhotak
Pastas,
bait*,
New Bedford,
Wing,
eeaeon,
3.i ap, 2000
14) moe, 1800 wb,
wb,
Kcw, New
aesann,70
from Ocholak
14,000
18,000
18,000 bone, voyage,
Sea.
Giiieral I'ike,
It, df.rd,
bone,
22
moa, 600
wh,
ap, 1200 wh, 7000 boue, voyage,
Si a,
80
aenaon,
Havre. 2r,
ap,
aitip Nile,
l.a
16.—Scotland, Smith,
moa,
1800 wh,
1400 wh,
14,000 boae,
Sea.
fiaata, Havre, 96 moa, S'io
4000 bone, aenaon, 30 ap, 1900 wh,
wh,
1100
1100 wb, 9000 bone,
from Kodiark.
from Kamrhalka
1
wh.
l,ouo bone, voy-
Strati..
New
Bedford,
14 moa, 200
ap,
1300
14,01.0 lame, leaaon, 2uo ap, 1300 wh, 14,000 l,n,
from Kodiark.
Keaaon,
3000
48
Myrtle,
moa, 1000 wh, 16 ■000 bone,
wh, 41,000 bout, voyage, from Ocholak
Meteor, Diion,
Baa.
Cleared.
Oct. 8 —ahip
for New Zealand.
hk. Gratitude, Cornell, for Hoaowl*.
md Mousy.
1,500 wh, 13,100
s|i,
271 tmiMi 870 wh,
Packet,
li.
sln|i Oregpo,
srksrsa,
voyage,
406
1500 whale,
Condor, Kempton, 349 tons, 25 mo, 100 ap,
8,500 bone.
General
9.0
tuna;
Wing, 314
age, from llhering*a
hone.
Shin
aprrm
I .[:'.' IN
Canton
12.—biiri|iif
Frenrh
moa,
In.ne
Am. ahip Milton,
valued
St.
A
any
The
to eie.
| l,4ooaperm,
lulls
voyage, from Kodiark and Kamxkatka
372 lone, 40
wh,
GILMAN
or
time
FairflaT«s,3Sttoss; 300
French ahip I'lir.aheth, Morel,
Ship Tahinsron, Neil,
ahip Eapa.lon,
French
in
C. Brew-
donation,
lofft
7000 hone,
Tuttie, 411 tona, 8 uionlhe, £»J0 wb,
Carroll,
Barque Lark, Kibbling,
15,000 bone.
respectfully
dozen of settees from Mr.
Cl
from Japan
U'inalow,
Tamerlane,
10
1200 wh, 9000 bone.
Charlea
The Trustees of the H.
had
they
OF LAHAINA.
Alfred Tyler
Barque Neptune, Green,
wh,4000 hone.
of discussion.
TKt Umiltr't
of" camphene,
ll»« leeward Inlands.
before
|k< boas.
R.iinhl.'r, Nnnlucket, \Vinrlicll,:il6
12,000
1000
100 wh,
Wavarlsy, Wsat, 327 tona, 11 moa,
s
Three Brother., Cleveland,
meeting
11
hone.
to
barrel
I
some of
Blacks,
mJSS.Ci.OO
16.—Hnntaville,Grant, 523 tons,
invited
obliged
Pon, one
intent to Je-
miiiio
wh,
voyage,
bona.
Special
conduct ami
Brasaaaa. Jarkaon, New Ili-dford,
William Tell, Smith, 369 bins, 13moa, 1300 wh,
Moras, Msnchealer,
masters, officers and
to
that he was
reports
otticrr on shore on Hon
light,
to
Mowlaml, Hobbs, Svw
to the Westward,
and
cruise
Ilohlis
third
made
Alhinn,
«h>ii
uh,
Rogers, 304 tona, 9
Cleveland,
111,000
Mlsat,
•5,00.
ihe French Consul.
tint.«
In,lll Oekatsk Si a.
3000
wh,
H'iOO bone.
Julian,
•9,00
Residents, through
5— «hi|>
ff ,
Green, 57'J tona, 50 ap, 800 wh, 8,000
IknSssM,
12. —Am ah Bengal,
Oct.
S.F.fDoonatiorns
Society.
Dido.
Oct.
Toyags,
18.000
baas.
Moonhead,
coal,
lew
hut in a
July,
stay*
ton*
_
Hi.
tain.'.
Treasurer.
A KrieoJ.
h» Sah
lime
assistance of his ofhis prompt action, with
was frustrated and every thing has goneou
and h\
oil.
Am ah Magnolia,
50
50
ROBERTSON,
in
Hold *7u
N. 7.
Isaar
*tiip
wh, Iti.iiMiiix.ne,
13.—Wren Uueeu,
Cast.
It,
from
Am «h
126
scc't)
2nd.
ami
quietly sime.
wli,
bone. •
Cooke, (on
She tailed
Ma> , hound
the
Curl.-,
Am ahip
S
Magnolia,
O. M.
Haven,
lha. bans,
da ftn Han Franriaco.
Am wh .Meteor, Pike, 1087 tna 13
20 tna
(I da fm San
Am Sloop J. 1.. Devotion, Farrell,
•kins,SO
in
Cspt, Moorshed, " Dirlo"
82, Cast. Cox
•Juki
Plying
Fair
\. S. Perkina, Allyn, 309
from
Oct. 12.—American barque
tona,
< icliot.k, SOS hrla aeal oil, 6,600 ae.ll-akina.
10
,
sea
Ani9.il F.
i
20
Captain,
.>i
St.
koss
Barber.
hone.
loo
.
••
tibia.
hone.
10
D.,
M. I)
Thos. F. Thresher
W.
3,
Lsthrop
445 lona, 53
Vaquelin,
J,-.lm ah Arctic, Phillips, 431
25
In
17th
coal,
'.Ith
again
was to
setting fire
prematurely
(Itfl
Fmnri.ro.
25
Poor,
San E-'rami-ico.
tons
Is., for mutinous
11.—Hln|i Murria,
Oct. I.—Am hk Gratitude, Cornell, 337tna 550 bble., 4,(100
inn
Esq.,
Gilt
ficers, the intention
HONOLULU.
Fmnriar' .
S.
60
King,
Messrs. C. A. ft. H. F.
Q
I.—Am
so
25, Rev. L. Smith.
24, James Makee
JOURNAL.
ah Ani.i7.on,
\ni.
—
SO sperm.
Oct.
20
at Co.,
the
cute
canie
nli.il.'.
27.
25
Esq.,
Messrs. R. Coady ft,
Co.,
C. A. Williams Esq.,
Majesty
Wyiiiaii.
loaa of ship
the
lafaufbi
Auckland,
Aug.
to
the
oi'October, a..d
ih in the nhort par-nag c
on tin-
li n
New Zealand, l apt.
PORT
24.—French ah Anticline,
Sept.
2S
Esq.,
th«* Line lai
iHitir.
60
Hoffman,
31, His
M.
W.
Arrived.
60
M. C. Monsarrat
14,
Hooper, J. llaiuer, W. /.ych,U,
PORTOF
M
&
aaaaafa.
Attentat, eMtfh
ILorarongu, July M), savoil' name day and *unk in
three
hoats, ship Moated
Iliirriaou, i. r. St. John.
10
Hopkins Esq.,
Wood Esq.,
30, Messrs. Melchers
Robert Clouslon
22,
Clifford, A.
t. Ilrockway,
,
U
3, Dr.
J. C.
tMttterii
the l»-t el
Run heron BOere on
Nukahiva,
to
affair
W.
her
on
contrary
Se, t., New Z—laild
\na,
Sailed
repairs.
in.
to
llrdh.rd, willl wh hI.U.
stro\
isto,
C,.„k,
Krull
to
Hum
ami
water.
deep
of
r.n
Charles (i.
Messrs. H. Hackheld
Bepi-
Riiiiii,!.-.
Flam
11.
Ht'dford,
Arrived.
JO
.
R. C.
P. W. Graves
I'..
MARINE
20
•
Friend,
IT,
29,
Sail
llurilierl,
New
Capo
ilia
taha
to
of
Ist
Wale-,
600
acc'l)
McCoughtry Esq.,
Excy.
J.
Hart, from
the
rargo of
it
leak
i
1.10
His
21,
W
Dickson,
M July,
Ki-oni
S.
other way,when Ihey
Home.
('.
Albion,
consigned
toitntl
ef Qm*4 liefM
■.fh.
ot
leak increased.
and atten-
occupied by
ahof,
hut made
attach-
women
study
I lib
Cam)
NaW Castle, N.
Kraut i.-io,
then
lately
Spalding, Esq., Cnioj^street.
date,
nam?
pi SB, South of Amelia
\\ in*low,
to mine
Lawrence, CapC. Kautl,iy.w tons, of
■ptaaf
princi-
tion.
house
**•»-
Hamburg.
In n
dayi
At
received
tried
Cap.-
J>iemai>'s
ing only
the
practice,
have
Van
In mi
operating Surgeon.
children
from
Si
Kumii, Capt. Lund,
of Sept.. Tahiti JKth Sept., eroiuad
arrived here the t:uh day ol'thi* h
of Honolu-
prolcssion,
ol bis
as
pal hospital
[of
to their confidence
Claims
MSt his
tsar
heard
hale,
whale*
Hept 7, H.
aaaaoaj.
bavin*.
after
Moll,
'J
whale* *ea*«n,
*J
axparieacrd very heavy
paaaaajt Anno
triad* in 90° HiMlth Lai. ami 11 ° We>i Long., which induced
visitors
he
Btf Harbor,
New London,
I,a Illache, nothing.
H iiuhing,
CARD.
iSVMOEOJf,
r*rctirli,
Miller,
w
The Danlata barque
Passengers.
All
Moatauk.
mi
!»*)0 \vh *ea*oii.
Mind*, Pall Haven,
Fox lalatiaV, xh Tamerlane,
Passage,
(iciLi.oe.
the
heard
Sonic, 4
Nye,
the Market.
St., near
Residence,—the
zette.
at
Pat.lV [-Inn.l,
h.iruui' George Washington,
IlmiMis,
sad
Zealand.
-hip
Hrpt
17, off" St.
Peirival, of New ltc<lli>r«t, 7uo wli ilir Mt*nm»n t Cliarlea
|imm>
Tufthwh siM-am, Saratoga, Harding, 2 whale*
General William*,
poa,
to render
Drs.
by
Haiidy
INFORMS
lu and neighborhood, that
In
Ga-
aaaeoa,
in
be.
Hospital
DR.
ed
the
made
New
Magnolia report*,
Hajaatic,
|f« naaaad round
com-
County,— Vineyard
Dukes
our
be
will
><>r
lisssslts.sT.Tf.
Carroll,
provided
aland.
/.<
Din, Tor Koloa.
tarqiM Jam** Andrew-,, New Zealand.
Mt iiioi.iiiiln,
do not wish
as
hitborto
OEO. A.
perience
it is invaluable in Ihe
B.
C.
Seas.
also
highest
They sny
for
agent
We
and
whaling captains
to
Brand's Im-
Whaling
extensively
so
fleet.
whaling
Marine
A
recent
measure
the
Kong.
efulee.
to
New
llying
charge
Hospital.
be received
in the different bruiulus
and
which has recently been
ed in the
and
Tracy
Lance
Bomb
proved
of his
success
for such
Bouioas,
of ship Dover, of New
London, attributes the
effort
Whaling
and
receive
rate of
u
rntiie.
t»
JessVflMM, for
Mil
13.—Am ark
Oct.
Ship
should
lliilkhuanii,
Drugstore,
and
It,
and at
J ti .*•*,
sji Zetias Coffin,
9.—Am
pleasant
will
they
the kind
also
the
a
-Aim
Oct. 5
and well ventilateil, and fitted
of
Hospital
a
OlKcc of
Gun.—Capt. Babcock,
where
wards of the
large
every
Patients will
Fiuin,
city,
provided
any
and
EJaMMbj
5.— Meteor, Pike, fur Hong
great desider-
a
Milton, fur N'bvv Bedford.
2.—Gov. Troupe,
Bere-
of all.
general
rooms are
otters
Honolulu, viz.:
residence,
rooms are
Postmaster Honolulu,
the
Oct.
of
corner
sta., in the most salubri-
competentattendants,
Single
up
of the
invalids in
means
the
i.car
Punch Bowl
quiet part
comfortable
The
We
and
within the
have been
we
'PHIS INSTITUTION,
atum for
confident this is
ere
measure,
be
to
are
arrangements
1865.
Honolulu Marine Hospital.
that
"Polynesian,"
notice in the last
a
serve
ob-
to
regret
OCTOBER,
FtliENfcs
Reindeer,
Cromwell, e.ruise and home.
13.—Oregon, Eldridge, for Society Islands.
15.—Condor, Kempion, for Honolulu.
18.—Albion, limes,
for Tslctbuans.