https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/e0fca88e1f0080d0a391710a2eba67a0.pdf a22cf00b689a5a8cb1dd76d0595a0c2c PDF Text Text THF E RIEND. 25 New Scries, Vol. Content*) st the of Felluw-hi|i rtie 99 mictions Charge ami In Rem.irk- In Rev. Mr. Kekela irks, by period of its duration,—il in severe bead ache, 31 - 31 - still ease the cool F^lg^Po well well ns MANY SHALL RUN those of to wijuld AND TO FRO. be to have to appear of the portion better are are leaving both " shall Many that run per day, " of tale shores than more who to would of the Celtic Eng- from Tin; of the Atlantic are waters ger for a were time being, with 100 while vessel are only California passing errand. Only ogo repassing days three are N. and S. general Never China America. movement before brought so gate the globe, than the the ago laborers, is now few years ago, atrip or of tire earth circumnavi- thought more the across prevailed was was pearance called the as the " fever," " upon Maui we British fever," are not similar it is epidemic. speak of others others as the a the as name, or witnessed It is or " " it ship physi- the Under whatever quite certain, never of at dramatis literary u all their learn the much medicine, the why pro- (hut which Anti-slavery ported to have been sold Mrs. H. B. Stowe, wrote name, the oldest in several Hymns ?-There certain excellent most Era," published in to us the most "oily" how much form. Editor, some persons who when inclined are ask to they hear a "Who wrote written by additional stanzas, ces to were the embodying Sandwich composed be sung to the Rev. Mr. Richards Haven, Ct. local fur Islands, the at how taken—where token—what is B. ,I'nnse The Bible lines sailing hymn the grand moral We would refer the reader to Elevator. the remarks of ofthe native fee." night, was Plenipotentiary H« also composed at preacher Kekela, he says, "The at at Whampoa. aaerctss—prefer* f hearts wr r grace I published as word of God," be wished tribute to influence by thee be frequently the worth upon valuable the ihan have been written love; herMa as. gospel I. love remarks it is specimen, more tba of Kekela that the/ His and its nation, is Bible, Hawaiian volumes many übon the rather than from that translated translated. of the those who derived their fee." books, are but if the to choice- our seldom of Natives Sea- might of source but is sermons Kngltsli, more Heaven around and Thea above. "Yes, my native land ! I or a gather, Proa th. land, aad hoaaee we It blessings." remarks into the dedication of tbe Bethel, "has been the Hong- composed Sanctify the lathering place. thousand league, ilnldeas Many a Bel Thr oil subscribe to for the paper. referen. the Father! Hear, O Then benignant for mar- B. are a men's Floating the and in fact nil about the in another column. of the us Rowiing. hymn, oil, associates from and oft sung Ms. Dr. for price est kong, ships—i taken— in 1822. "Watchman, tell by Her Whole is ev- render* our oil business —we recommend them contained two originally The Ode, Tappan. publish lo any of out his surprising These lines American poet, Wm. an if oil.— wa<h to is find can Itß tat- it f" ket "Wake Isles ofthe South &c." were hymn 1 decidedly perfectly It in them—how much go the comea published. hexpulse who send learn, to moil is are it ! L. week about oil. wish It Whale and Polar an handling an paper, Shipping List. newspaper feels unabated. was the last by Sperm, reader re- originally appear- eight closely printed pages urated with re- Washington. at enlarged an a are days nfler its anti-slavery The N. B. Whalemen's who are of of Dr. Beecher, daughter The work is the author. n 50 in has 50,000, and the demand publication, ed in which novel, in the U. S. markable sale, be hands after now song Uncle Tom's Cabin.—This is the title, of nn islands, The should healthy disease like While with grateful na- experienced peculiar so for to popular Sweet Home." "Home, ery and hence has been beautiful aware upon Its first ap- Islands. fever," ogreed may pass, inhabitant" the Maui, of the disease. it a upon Panama but cians hove ture Who a fever has peculiar very lake learn remarkably so This beautiful, of late death Consul several the including This paper received with their views public interest to can medical gen- our malady, must the it is for hundreds as little of, channel. The Fever.—A but prevails. New miles, hundred a this nations ?— To no of coast tends all ends together. journey of a Whither among were near western for the fever malady, of the no why they visited with the sung, on while thousands upon thousands Amoy, leaving to ano- Vessels "Thetis" m-rived with 100 Chinese from feel of some hope nature upon the passengers Sydney. to his brandy" more Ceriainly serious affair, and furthermore, 2d,) Sydney days with and constantly same few a lunched here from bound of S. number of other a harbor our passengers bound from California, ther in a We hitherto anchored Rrsukh is and author disturbed are To-day, (Aug. similar pnrpose. the Lalln llinii a have heard of some ; we mistaken. they not and passen- emigrant those of the Pacific, ships, works, " reason (he ploughed by stands he drive off the effectually patients Ireland. olone Tunis, yet ns but wilh this neighbor, as Generally disease escape tlemen will furnish the speak to race" s that that "nliitle imngined 1,0110 of America. beginning seriously are Exodus the announces Payne Esq. U. and the is much milder it adults. imagines taken down nre testify. for the lish papers, of the Europeans announces llie at dis- constitution, vigorous n affected, and chance arrived Daniel's prophet fulfilled, intelligence A letter in th« home fee." sweet Patriot parts of the island*, ductions, children than with with and fro- iiutlknowledge shall be inn-eased." Late aßap- settled in Newton, Mass. now John Howard ex- vi-its both those in feeble health, while, ns spirit-drinking lime "Home, iihiiul renders the. in that it warm as llie Teetotaller was Missionary's Farewell, 31 HONOLULU, AUGUST?, 1852. vision Minister, list nccotnpiinied by Baltimore What peculiar more few natives this the hymn styled written, by (he Rev. S. P. Smith, was 33 - affects The is the in the back and pains prostration. treme ------ Rev. U It. Gulick TME week one 99 - Notices, &c. Deaths, Shipnews, when This 98 ------ A w«.r.l fitly apokcn rem has it foreigners among proved fatal,—about 98 -.---■ Churches Caroline iw Farewell case will ----- h Mlasloaarles Death of Enali Main •L no was in Honolulu Series, Vtl. IL Old ----- Articles of Fai h anil Covenant ol escape,—in 95 Chapel, July 11 •----•■■ Council the Minuted of Railing 16 - - Lahaina at if taken, and but lew, any 18M. Editorials Eiercises, foreigner resiled",—every AUGUST 7, OF THE FRIEND, 1852. AUGUST 7, fIIWOLIILU, 4. 1, j*. same subjeot, knowledge practical whics. liia. fro** �THE 26 J. Qulick chosen being JBs*2. AUGUST, FRIEND, anil moderator, EXERCISES Prayer AT T HE tt SEAMN'SCHAPEL. Jnlr Evening, Rev. E. W. Clark. by nnd arti- covenant read, which hud been drawn be 1853. 11th, who tlios,-, wished by up formed be to inlo a 8. " Rev. T. E. Invocation, by " SinaiNO, re. OS* the ia Iwrdors of gloom ed It he slmniil to the Lamb wh our pardon, hath purchased W. will praise him again, whea we over paas considered following the Jordan. covenant The billow,that girt ye, the wild « see. thst roar, lb it play where tbe oceaa storms ceaM, The assented persons the to freight Bball waft the glad ti. to tiding, of pardon aad peace. The 1 ,ada of dospair, Aad Uie youag St „ and Also. Danieln light, of Betblrhem will brighten r Dehorn It .ion AlMili< to the oceanahah L W. will praiae him again, when 3. of organization the we paaa the minutes ofthe Reading our pvrdnn, over counril, Rev. covenant, for name Prayer nnd by made for Rev. R. Arm- evening, Under ihe by Christ end to English, the on then were and Charge Rev. E. instructions, W. of the Rev. Remarks, by Rev. L. Mr. Scribe. Aktici.es the unto joy, Smith anil society, to go for Ihe public proclaim." ofthe Lord christian heroes go proclaim Hatvatioa thrSaah Immanuel'i aim.; ns unite ns engage uu our- one together in in the same body one of God—for the and IYe Thea we our labor* all are Aad shall meet to part crown our I. We believe Old and New God, mid the o'er, for the muiti- extension of of the Scriptures Testaments are the Word of Ghost nipresent; liness the Council. things ; Father, eternal, the Son and and unchangeable the Creator and Preserver whose purposes and providence ex — tend Agreeable to letters-missive the to following cal were council, at represented the Rev. in Mr. aa ecclesiasti- ' gent Armstrong's, July 6th, 1852:— won, 2d. by Rev. S. C. Da- ■ Foreign Church, by Rev. T. E. Tay- lor, Pastor. so just Bro. Church, by Rev. L. Smith, Solomona, Del. Also, tier. Messrs. is and Guliek, The council were was our first parents ; and that originally was disobeyed the We Armstrong, Dole, Par- present by invitation. organized by the Rev. P. of jointly provided mankind be the house of ol evening a I followers, for each other, the poor the lighten to sufferings for sin with ; and deaths and thst every made one set apart even pardoned, justified, and that faith alone. saved are heathen in the North Pa- benighted cific Ocean You be like lo are cities Let your upon light inhabitants of those see may In conclusion, allow shall you schooner in have ami he much prayers, but only as they to grace. soon say, that glo- may And by all over the islands a:iri may he abundant an now ihe instead head protect and bless deep; thirty, sixty, profess- organized the great may over, islands, when, be the remember you hand of regularly a And lo en- destituteofthe blessing self-denying labors, come, when hoard on n open door, and into those means of as upon the great an ■ to pleasure not of Christ. you trance ing, that led for yotir field of labor, it of ihe Church watch while m embarked Caroline, givevus our you of Heaven. your Father who is in rify will ihe hills shine before so islitnris, good works, your of God may the time of one oay, on and church ; hundred flourish- of Micronesia. an who, THE FELLOWSHIP repentance for sin believes in Christ, will be brethren as gentiles, by atonement you watch to in the Lord. having churches, organized, established, voluntary or- in the exhort and yourselves, himself his K. Jesus recorded us Christ, the Sen of God, nature, has, your Uev. the Lord taken our behalf ut the (ith instant, Lord Jesus upon lead administer the to Gospel, to light, a that the there ; adopt just and nnine, church of a care sisteis inconsequence give believe that God has all and the at professed upon ynnr salvation for but the Rev. L. above, council, which authorised ing christians, condemnation. IV. Native all his" intelli- do alapostasy, all their descendants transgress His Law, and come under its Church, by Rev. E. W. Clark, Pat, Pas., that ; the on faithful church We believe that Man command of God way 2d. over right- of their Pastor, H. M. Whitney, Del. Ist Native government a creatures. 111. holy Bethel Union Church, all events, and who exercises moral eous churches tht articles of faith and, convened and over om- of all light a none proper sub- lire in infinite in power, wisdom and ho- the ; ; God, subsisting have lli.il and the to members of follows: therefore, in His he the Holy the appointed ? Micronesia. the and .-tuuriiiig, severally now own now and infallible rule of faith and We believe in One 11. three persons, of your As to ao more; to fall ihe but You will remember that you that the only holiness New Testament. to Faith. Jew. Lord of aIL BENEDICTION. Minutes or is sus- grace in in the church Supper, a* pronounce you — practice. Meet with the blood bought throng you sentiments Armstrong kingdom. Articles • lin-i, Rii|itisin none reading of Christ, duly of another in the fellowship Jesus, Ihe Redeemer's of t>haroa there. He'llahield you with a « .11 of Sre, With flaming zeal breaatf ins, ire, your Bid raring wlads their fury lease, Aad haaa th. lent pest into peace. And whea the observance of dinances of the together worship ( KiiptlMll. of instance, To barren rlime, the tiding, bear, rose observed proceeded Do I Church give to Lord, for the the ordinances of Christ 11. Gulick. iil edification Aad pla I the / 7 Of ■After the faith, and partakers one and them lv ttnrlri, the otdioniie.is world, that of ihe purtuke jects Faith. or and covenant hope same selves Kekela. "Ye christian heroes, Sinoimo, S. C. Damon, fellow Christians of Clark. Remarks in native, be to the ol that believers, nnd their children following Chnpel. of the Million name Micronctia —We 10. un- the Seamen's and ro- incinlicrsliip in renewing the are of the ecclesiastical Damon. 9. Guliek in arrangements at this in evidence of ihul We believe Supper L. Smith in native. Covenant of the churches, Rev. S. C. Fellowship 8. Christ, Microntsia. or J. a God will visible church, in u limit of the church in regular strong. 7. VIII. . Consecrating prayer, by 6. above persons of public meeting, a lli.il which is the result of Kahooluii. church of Jesus necessary Sabbath 5. voted that Ihe n Rev. P. by Rev. by Smith. L. then to misery. proper condition ~f credible so Berila Kaaiknula. heart. nnd The Mission Church C. Damon, Scribe. articles and Reading ~ eteiunl has profession In tained Is. Guliek. K:iiiiiinln and Doreka ».is The 4. M. Slurges. ~ ~ Opiinui constituted der the Jordaa." the Mission Church of " S. Micronesia," by be wall for hi, liw h.li purrhaaed tubwho the public, Lord's the prophet in vi oaceaaw, Whin th. beami of Messiah will illumine each clime, Aad tbe i tie, of the „ tbe day. "The he then will hasten to welcome tie time, The d iy-.print S. Slurge* H. Guliek L. prey, »ill open with healing Tbe moraiag A.A. ~ will he ili.it ami swatd men We believe, Snow. Y. n the islands that all in the raglnaa of eight, to oblivion a Is. Snow and Mrs. milled |>ci there ihul or ; nnd pcii-h. to nil denial i-ninlilied ihe Unsnarl of nil the dcutl. and judge thus renewed llnis lie It nnd obetisaaj iiri' Jesus Christ which B. G. desolate shore— your ilo in jjincc life, will happiness VII. same, Lord Rev. aepbyrs Shall bear tbe rich •• denial jiu in who We believe and arlirles hereafter sittisl'actot) —When ah n> n. renew(«i atari aic lliuilly ns i> re- elernnl to full nwny .nlvul ac- siiveie none bile in ('lnml bill ikort- alio, in. Holy Spoil, lluit VI. viz: " His liv iiml tomb: Aad light Alleluia the to a ul\ purpose of Gotl, suiiectioii voted that thin ams . The strength of hi. chosen in love will appear, .hill aria on the verge of the read and presented, were translat- I InwHiinn. into is near, your redemption ! These isles of the South." Wake theSouth Wake, isle, of No lour,or Taylor. nil lo believe and pent chosen Church. I, We believe thut cording ihe that voted, wan cles' Sabbath offered wns Y. freely olTcied Rev. S. C. Damon, scribe. through By OF THE CHURCHES. Rev. S. C. Damon. Christian Friends,—The Ecclesiastical Council, which has constituted you a regu- �THE In■ I> oig'iiiiArri cusl | uiy lowsliip We is with cordinhty. inspnetl of Hie church, ton may church, it is iml froni'siililnitli lo the lieiii'iiih and i!■■ in it ii ill your |in-ll lo fathers of hciiiheiiish and great npnsllc. rim nnd hut minister of Christ no Master's his " Crosslins uudeitaken You welcome are us not In as Micronesia !" ship, this and they There still welcome linger was the Huston, rliiiti it 'iike was to and fully nurtured, taken mill root beneath whose has continued ly land, thinned ther of the Pork for to ihe become nnd among lor us, archipelago ofthe of of a position of In ber upon zeal, You Hut I over thing pru- of islands, that wide region between this It is ing line, tree, good- same death. as it accomplished rmi v can ano- sphere ere lo discern the first years, may roll ere some phy toy you n a. n lo , uimided . unto than lhat we will are ? evening Those, father-land, the among spirit, that ized applied church, rand of church, world, a having united a at any have out a a may church nnd few of time, < from organization on organ- iheir and in any part a er- new the or god." lhaf the the this be not to long fore the withhold n ganized in the nt higher planted." bran christian's mind. a not of your I with am Amen." clearly manifest that, it is but tbe organization of a church generous be the of church Ihe liaveller visits Missionary the he borne in mind, human lemarka p'anfeth Ml j from 1 our The is reply the orera — parts of have pledge promise any a Traveller 11 Vr yon mountain's height, Bee lhat glory htamu g star." thetraveller voyaging A* christian friends, touches for refresh- Wstrhm-a t tsll ns of the itirht, Per Hie mo nlng serin, " Apolfns be it upon I permitted to " daw n reply, "Traeeli.r'drltneeßtake. Daubt and terror aav lv flight, withdraws " B have that In the ployed word, water- opening that " neither he lhat the nesia," and yet increase. elusinn of my old, good, Welcome," So neither "Welcome " to christian a term brief remarks, I sou do again Mission as I-stirring, I em- Saxoa repeat it church of Micro- hesrtily I employ in roe- "«•*• of kindred derivation, God speed the Mis- darker shade of that " I" sticre«s, Apostle Paul, thing, ght. are future home, past your support. and asks, ments, depends ,; n made, sue- enterprise strength. the even " " been universal. vniious What lv afgi.a of premise measure, wSterelh, hut God lhat givelh the our eves has and eventful important most is ar. indication thai the border* of speed." yes I repeat it, Zion are For we are laborers, together with God." enlarging, Christ's kingdom extending, and ; The history ofthe church, and of modern sion church of Micronesia, the church of God becoming more firmly es- missions, teaches as, that we must not turn 'ceas, add another chapter tablished, t-om- even, you, considerations be- "ftbe '•Wntertman ! tellns of God's here we the test, of ideal of a Missionary, is fit he lhat It whatsoever I hnve encouraging history May you than n Ihe tro- friendship. ever them teaching " When of dark- powers is lhat outward may although it may be must and 10, mind, may you course Mission, prayer in things mid of the Father, the '" over your ia rendering " his visible trntmiih. Surres. among you did with Eng- of the ed, but God glveth the increase. ordinary circumstances, to 111 kindred regularly proceed this from come churches, for witness The organization of and under evenl to sought band, Ihev mercy. pleasing who Hawaiian have as permitted we of the end of the wrirld. " What or command, last Mission church of Micronesia light sympathy. nnd we.solemnly Our fervent all With such but Mnnv gratifying pledge Should vim nrjr in activity Saviour's the name yon. - dealings with incieiised to ohscive more before patrons and friend-",.a* ur of yotir victory and thee! ristian church, Son, nnd ofthe Holy Ghost, wide opened— gospel they flying thtough now modern Missionaries the isles ofthe south," the world where commenced their labors, and nsks, benighted idolater will cheer- Missionaries, in present as awny. lish send it of ray true the everlast- Go Iheui in the night of foil." labor, Jewish the us therefor", nnd teach [or make disye ciples, orehiistiansof] all nations, baptizing you shore*, heathen's mind. a once •' of qh obedience, mes- gospel there, long n compelled beam upon witnessed your some that Hawaiian ~n be. that during will be ce««. not to that you, for the introduction ofthe Kecentlv the announce to mny is preach to gospel of tribes the Saviour angel having aye, Ihe In all parts '• that the Providence of God hns done ness, chosen and prayer, a to coming under gospel are fhrisli*Be of various denominations, there Missionariesof Christ, hope our rise foith her strelchiny; seatered leceiving com- doorof usefulness has been already ranks but come, ns of those everywhere now seas scenes God,—isles wait for God's law— unto are China the doiker of the N. after remember ever is corres- hands of those because almost Kthiopia lo num- the midst of heaven. group, nod China, land upon ihe soil of Micronesia, are now filling ml nrighf, i the Mis- yottlhfu! happy the upon missions, aspect Messiah, ihroiighoitt the Mun- upon friends and by dwell not modern origin the was robbers, who infest the influence,—the knowing north of England companion dwellers I personal perished the millions of India The future suc- enterprises groups of lying every mil his recently, my will bnghter energy, go. with cannibal more among view. of God, your Missionary high calling was fallen piratical we haz- important mence fully we afterantther, Pacific, among the responsibility. judgment. sprenri Pacific a x of their labors. ,'uit, While syinpathv our to to — ii ha« noble a they have also New quiet a sionary Lowrie, (whom saluta- ofthe fact, that whnl may befall you th'-re. you care- course of purpose sickness, by seed, plentifully watered, arrive from lhat In Thai soil, spreading boughs the street seeds," but genial in welcome our |h" bles-itig rience mill senger or- At first, tnusinrd additional missionaries have abide principle. the land ofthe One reinforcement sheltered. ami 1819. of all n grown, generation, single in planted been hnil real this to be turned sorrow merely let trial and rirpenri .mil Mission Church," of grain n which indeed is the least having will — fellow- these Hawaiian shores. lo it is sadness remember the over -hores of Somalia. sortow- rise he hands lamentable three October, in out Hawaiian most transplanted flora h was Pilorinis. ardous gos- unitedly formed in the vestry of church, lhat If in depend quite essentially upon your moveChurch of How vastly dint vott ments. the us among mingle landed be blessings of sal- ihe Lyman, is. will of christian want twice "hid. spread where hanks ofthe beautiful Conupon the of ihe inurnecticut, where dwtjlt the mother deieri when it was announced that upon hem our do I Well, a violence, upoa savage of Krromango, was even Jposlle of Polvnt- the might introduce keep to lhat fact, the among; village, esta- leflectiug there mutuale not you, fellowship, and cess the christian to iginal members of'•The that welcome go Church,—and most woud exhibit the criminal even all join to In made to you, are not uc Under Mi announced the Mission Were not heartily in extending tion, in he vation. privilege, upon church of Chrisi, a Mission " thrice welcome churches, us n then will lhut nnd in c.oiittiiiphi- remember us great the hand of by shores pondents,) those vast welcome let tell lite prosecutitiß impossible lingual justly styled Williams, joy. crucified," to eiect tjie there may usefulness, separation, litl emotions, siiindairi. I el twice ipalino lire of mind. Ihe out it is Polynesia, islands of en- the ei.iiiciiipluting missionary enierpiize, new n which yimr embarkation, that you friends, of abide Ihe inlroductioß may portray dwellers of Microamong the While nesia or- periuitteil, by are Saviour's command which gives bit missionary of or message, ever view of our Like I lit- propose ever we. nrttniiizntion, this he which chlintianity vineyuid. being sia, praised piospeclive your have you tvr hi».hci- anil nobler a of I l< lowly benevolent your in-litiinoim. gospel Christian u.irisl build on would anln your recent day ulh tt very make known "Christ and him when; of ling •onqiieieii. to blish reposes kuess. tb'cliue, another mail's Inundation," speed chinch, enjoy While, your [picture Ihe as imparls the sisterhood nfehui cites. privilege, worshipped separation, into ihe paoiill you that Ilealis. labor in this moral yon Your object is way your to it is assemble which <>l n time hal- itb the torch of divine w you propose, hand, to some already ground As ninong which upon intention their consecrated dust. to churches. support, in the shadow him, Micronesia, welcome to within the wide for other islands, sulibnth, in wlicie lowed edifice, circuiu- As members of your to us, of and iisel'tiluess. to our we Gladly henitfelt head of the established and and advisity. of trial of peculiar churches, counsel lor he to n«'i are with church nruaniza- a of sisterhood oilier iind older lean its position you 'like your pale the by tiiid-i which, terprise. welcome, denied that of lions t dvhght christians, hid you Gori we mill lailh through- precious shores operations ganized church, of the Islands, the lor unwonted - f Mi- t fellowship cotriiiil This siilululioii iii'ioiii|iiiiiied tioit, I low ChtlM upon these ihe world. stu.'iccs If you, the lo destined the Held of its to me Mission Church tbe all I'liuiclie. of like out sod Lord nsi-igncd e.xpiessing ihe io churches ia| to • til has .'lnn cites. —•• coni", cronesia," Inift ail ol ttie ol hiirch, < ' Somoiii-Jesos 27 ld.; <2. AUGUST. FRIEND, v I history and msy Hs to sae- the pnreleas of the modem mhssionary enterprise. �28 THE Melancholy of English death Missionaries FRIEND, in lost with il. and Patagonia. ed intimations of the aumber of English but gone to Patagonia, had been received. not publish to us The upon. Recent which fuels that on region remote his some Ihe "us ing mis- the litl of it Capt. up- to re- in to re- his of consequence bad mid Gardiner, Capt tiiat B. M. Cut —"Proceed for Ship Dido, The Capt. Gardiner. in proceed to turn as 'I'ntagnninn conducted upon the Society" society Missionary In following the prizing R. N. Superintendent and Calochist geon Mr. ; Mr. ; com- Sur- Williams, Cate- Maidment, Carpenter cock, John Bryant, and John Bud- John ; Pearce, "We nrrived hud er after Capt. Gardiner, who hud joined Society, and It would appear thai Capt. Gardiner to engaging in in For Quean," "Ocean the after year one of one vessel hail left a resumed a In ofthe 1851, in Sept. great anxiety and his "E. sent search for the to out, of March 11th found an the vessel reached there found er was oock. buried, Supposed "These," every ; icine, clothing', and tools beach." The journal of to tian." from were lying ; The others, the snmi cause. was far gone." but ; it is bouts find a "a ashore, bottle;" n note distance We place." proceeded after morning, next about 00 strange looking they its "The body ves- chris- Williams belonged Bryant, happened from died from of to raw, af roots How for ly ten and There they we We quite to them gave at Spanish bouts sent dropt anchor, several trust and to was there ton was being form; and cave whs with a where in letters which hope we in lite The inhospit- following re- of Williams journal inscri- being a upon iheir remains earthly upon be erected may in- lo Putaffonian is worthy of end, golden monument, ihe to mem- who died Putagoniun missionaries, starvation. "J would not in one exchange life, —/ my situationfor happy beyond am or wilh expres- sion." Since the above N. B. hands, printer's placed in the was have we rend it was furnished by Rear Admirably." and in Ihe London accompanied by In our the upon issue, next This some severe Missionary we account is Evening Mail, April may edilot iul enterprize. make from Admiral Morshend's tracts ns for the "Lords Commis- Dido, sioners ofthe 30, and affair, Admiral Morshead of H. B. M. S. published full a uffieial account of the melancholy ate ami not intense, in a some ex- dispatch. We a same shore ns beheld soon witness deadly we of his again. lo be proceeded some when at of him, his skele- distance from him we squadron tion is strongly a warm is fortified prepared doubtless expedition 'Prince of to every give reception. an strictly of a American The unnecessary of his part the precau- one, peaceful as the character. The a slate to has frigate New York, that the of emperor were party. it as sight, a at and is coast, hanging smell otiieeis of tho Dutch Orange." Japan the Gardiner in lantern; Japan.—it is staled upon the authority of the of them.— wtnr Harbor supposed watch the ml ides few u never two Capt. some another. to a cave his near in church, the Patagonia. extracted from the mark, remarks herbs there get on I shall We decomposition. by had there have been saw wilh the sand shoics of bed of their although able oili- and fish, wild and then 1 Gardiner and we na- humanity of ofthe twelve it is out happened We arrived Capt. it being pure, the or could bearlhecoldl cannot tel), they the which I ennoes • mouths summer. Ihe place two were on labor motives heaven-directed not mingle litis colored shells caught anil subsisted His associates members now it Gar- Harbor, trees. cold. We to beings, description form; worst them of this the evening, and was con- 2nd supposed, Tbe other boat no one canoes was from that to painted, were the were enterprize, any nnd found miles spenking human lhat there tree Spanish at us Capt 818 a a* under this spol dug, we fer mission the by Gilbert's a of his cctliiin- denying Patagonia. lo c, heart- riismoiested- for the self ill becomes the world, vessel ory ofthe our follows:—"Captain us of in cut the single a above christian the on days' sail; mid a but got under weigh three or nnd ihose found when we at Missionary ii the his Station abandoning we of bed-tick of name rough a generally Capl. Gardiner, noble u Royal Navy, in the lor them, 7 1850 Strewed in different parts of ihe bench and thorough Islands, and piece a anchored diner—Von will find from that document fust" Gardiner, Maidment, and been lost, bnt next Sept. that Badcock died July and scurvy "we on look discovrey, tree, n Pierce, clothing, hut th-y would are Liverpool, June 22, 1851 it appears hunger sailing one Bad- of Mr. .Williams It had been commenced in tinued and We two you will Anoth- books, papers, med- found, and will be forwarded by the day the and ; Captain, believe, lo reason and on he John to the says mark a beach the on Badcock, and Williams the about nntl in il er containing, to inscription—"Dig deep, also found ked; fisherman. Pierce, lying was had been sel. saying Harbor, bench, from supposed, lie John to body Ihe on al- Staten, at there his to ihe cut morning. sent are ihis Harbor. of Spaniard's Spaniard's boat a dead body, have Island, On the 22nd of driven Ihem away. frock, to Ficlon Ihe rock, Gardiner Capt. Ob- We that the hostilities ofthe Indians bad hung round tiiein. staling a on in- clothing for him with flag-staff, a flag. a ala (ascription that the party had gone A letter fiom Y. :— On reaching Banner Cove, they was Missionary party. following from the JV*. We qnoto the server Davidson," and call for search our several trees, on consequence Cove, existing amongst Capt. G's friends, the ship to and hearing there that lhat could lend was next associates. we inhabi- lie the Falkland provisions laige boat moored reached for intelligence no at I np- barren received were small uninhuhitated island; of Ihe hill England, respecting Copt. Gardiner We he would him, expecting race. departure toenlighten in ness, Missionary small some ware. proceeded, we nothing ited by any members of the human 10th n parts in the world, inhab- most remote Horn Gardiner Capt. where purpose Missionary enterprise, a was had determined for the Royal Navy leave ihe ofthe who wealth, Pntugonian from Rio that telligence ter the they as is as publish we narrative. soon- looking as displayed i.f fortune, of gentleman n It We had here, t- Capt. the on much time so had gone to islands otrihe dead shunned In the natives refrain from addimg cannot reflection, have been here much delayed not we matte the round the Horn." rending Valparaiso de- not Valparai- at deathof melancholy si should we lo da V\'e death. to of and mile n 1852, furnishes informa- and his associates. tants, wild Corn- ish Fishermen. gentleman "Dido," lying tbe respecting prox.; A. Gardiner Cap. chist ; John Irwin, of hoard the ly Liverpool, hoard, persons on mission, new on dated Feb. 251h, Sept. 1860, Gurdiner the "Ocean Queen" sailed from ihe ten so, ofthe tion principles Church Missionary Society. having was been voyage from Rio We the formed called A Missionary. a about and found them had have honors inscription; more; starving." are pented they case thither we on that should Ihe to ami staling ibis was Ihe bench of and hud starved search letter writ- following the wall on baste, best of for H. England from out will, ihein half; you will find three lay, sent were found d large n clothing, his utensome- allowi found buried them wilh on llieie were they as books anil that ship lived crews nailed was We war. of associates. Orders first them. n visited nnd compelled was it will appear without learn- as the fate of boats' containing most a Ihe ihe search linquish The had they have the clothes, &.c, chest Gurdiner Capt. The "E. Davidson," weather; hut determined of term* the ago, years highest he telied Jloyol Navy, England, return to may follows as a in speaks furniture and cooking was though as time. destroyed. were There era. and sils papers, had devoted christian." news enables respecting are Gardiner of Ihe British of who hooks, The Journal of Williams, intelligence detinue statement* simple Palagouia, to son death probable Miseionanes, "Gardiner hud been burnroul, of clothes, a chest money, Some weeks since the newspapers contain- 1852. AUGUST, there Death ton of the last Survivor of the Bos- Tea Party.—David fought in tion, and many is Kennison, who had of the battles of the supposed to be the last revolusurvivor distance the Boston Tea Party, died entered of the end of the dence of William faund the remains ofthe oth- aged 117. at the Mack, Chicago, Feb. resi- 24, �THE The Sailing of the Caroline. On the |.> nailed ulli.no, A schooner Caroline, bound for the Micruiu-si Islands. an ers A Prayer scene. intei-eMing in of the one the singing the Rev. In to cast out ly at of verse hymn, "YVaii— waft, Btc." ye good Kauai, reported left with all but Aug. 3rd, EvennntW t 'TirJ 11rave to tin- the the low Islands of Are a " to James the her hold,— sitteth gaged in sra-i rolling cleared Cuplain of such results, of to pastor, his broadsides "pined up," slain. The turn ilt and the strife, en- The laugh, She iff ihe f>rewcll. and the thing of a in a the tear; had heard afterwards said the of back forth ; at volley a h—l. have been ?" we Yet hraver sight I And goodlier, deemit ib. when ship, a ated With Mercy'a- heralds, doth her wing ed dip,— In yon A birtlen bearing, richer far ler cunning gem,— or Yea, wafting tidingsof the a holy thought, that ed men and toil, and ftrive, May watch, And stir with c ler, rise t c land, And ■ ke in the seas alive ! And open up new Which fifty-four traffic his "The Maine Liquor Law," and would go into May 22nd, wait learn to We days. in 60 practice nnd the We shall expect less than nine few "hard law will not a yet the since, months eral hundred children in singing is a result. — are goodwill, not Lowell, perance need The our. A for Bishop, (son Ewa,) and Boston, lands, per lady wore erick those wilh same a young mosl ; mind, friends sible it gather youth as of we tem- sion up on boa single the Rev. expected on for him for his in France ; of the A. to Bishop, sail from board the Is- clip- our not is show to but Net}', Alps, both in this most many to dle. that Does it important to duty specimens not to Great rightiousness what his He as- eyes cra- thought for ingenuity them mora (Laughter.") Saratoga, last week after took the upon an which arrived Of this home during the Actual price bone shipped, product the lbs Inclu- voyage. oil and. cargo prices, ruling at may be stated voyage of portion value of the estimated of the oil sperm 68,000 obtained for the and home, brought the bbls of and considerable a sent ding Capt. this port absence of about 33 months voyage 230 4,020 bbls of whale oil, whalebone. at at $124,000. approach with a valued a his to perhaps taken by to a the it is, was The ship. that of the which of 3,350 canjo at valuable most whale $123,000. Coral, Capt. arrived in 1850, bbls of sperm The Coral absent 43 months. cargo nearest N. B. oil, however, Shipping List. reprov- strong not hold sleeping, Yankee give Vovage.-The Humphrey Seabury, And that fidelity work ? would by-and-bye. Tha improve the to ba to was rolling was bow but he Ephraim Harding, ever conver- through of or and this sufficient of Yankee was This is mind sailor a eating about—the thinking good matter. (Uncontrollable laughter.) A Man's House is not baby and em- ! conceded, " turn round and the cows, Yankees They had too was doing something, that cap- the ef- upon the astonishing thinking dry as people possible, there which an percha, The East ex- wita milk- a by relating down inventive was they were pro- impos- courteously profanity amplest encouragement To single a hem- the how about by still his Ibem all out, the Yankee balnea when whose High instructive ? Does it Christ ? him. Felix created any remisness in the great men to good slory was Aubigne, brought it is case, Savi- agency were Fredof the pillars of the sentence addressed This lead became in d Ihe Melville Castle. commander, firmly that most lost, and it with, to men held sacred in names was un- with was the results of that conversion and declared man it very set laughter.) machine milking a and met nnd young Merle D' be must fects of the main n yound pastor these (Much indoctrinate to and among those now one and ; went interest in the God of Evangelical Church hear- Lahaina—The Rev Francisco, ship "Defiance blessing Monod, nounce about June sth for the Sandwich via San he faith, personal conversion he had But is it of whom considerable numberof ing S. E. a finding he invented ! tain amused his audience n ia upwards India rubber, gulta ho milked Bprin<>s, several the present, with laboured ispheres law." fear the result. New Chaplain he evangelical seek to und cows, by containing get them milked, he to possible. of serted broth- reclaim the pastors inent historian of ihe Reformation. are, then the not lliem of patriot*. song ofthe they them in the hundred machine. as his mind following made was large dairy, a work, and, by Jove ing were for fruits Robert sojourn a patriot*, readers this to students, theological whose memory is and let all the children and ofthestatc.be doubt band of our sung sev- of which the song, the Maine Lirj'ior assure teetotallers, ty a of during assiduity hopefully pious heard band of patriots, are a For for triumph, city wearied chang- able, lear- an cemmentator. (about-1814) months us the day a Gospel early the well known nnd ; :— We .»re ab.nd of We teeto- drinkers." we Geneva the devoted stanza "We Wo do the Temperance a following the preach to Tbe Him who and from that ; fromthere rationalistic errors, Massachusetts abounds with staunch tallers, the passed of (he Masaschusctts, anxiously him. the conversion of his was now ned, and pious to shall ministry Robert, er trod, Only, that X irth by theso may be A highway for our God t Legislature by winged by were avenues never struck The monstrously clever fellows. Among years. of all. the He lived man. various ways, but were and reckless officer became gallant milking were smites in vain never -tar That shines Iron. Bethlehem! in cows hod been achiev- Haldane than old sailor's words to of his lec- one The engagement termin- greater victory a Captain over w.iters Than gold, O 'tis but ; "If God where shod now, one pensive One and Captain the lo manner, just your prayer life ! In brother Jonathan's inven- "Another invention seeing scattered ha from the Scientific American. copied fresh where countrymen, respect- displayed as Capt. has been England, to his to Tunniest tin; as who had drew poured and serious skill, the comrades and wished them all it! respectfu' Dr. with Brother Jona- ingenuity. muchine for a lake to men of a seamen, who bad been religously edu- cated, shortly - American tive eighly- While returned lecturing tures, he refers Mr. hands certain Navy the decks of his day, tlie and in life he comininded early by with auspicioas so world.—Rev. British the shaken has been ing died — Tin- and than, doing, of Kinnon, voters." last there deck, instinctively oaths, ofthe in well Baptist one Christ told already Brother- Jonathan—A Mc encourage- Haldane ordered be to the great upon Ihe bodies of their the c tnva-s spread, sweep! to back which their commander The loud hurrah, —thesailors cheer, more Haltlane, in action of hands over when can No exercise is Melville Castle. wnr the to commander, alone, beginning, February In his an were brings, the deep ; on loose, her God stinted, will venerable n of mangled ellry npon the church and when a Boardman. persevere Alexander man place to bread cast On the Bth of set like a bird, lidped up in streamers, The derived pleasant .-k> . How lofty If her carriage, She be ship What goodly merchandise she and gold. a And je ment enemy. litink what precious thi*ig«i to that over board in health. foiu tli year. imagine shows tbe lo trace origin; thereby Edinburgh may from their heaven- gallant ship, pinion*, tly ocean, Iterieith »Ti* brave, than profitable gracefully have touched to impulse the end sees is foresee the final result. see a With tnuwy Her given Mills groups. King's Across story was her on on we Caroline sailing among his who and glided of the haibor nnd started She is in Missionary winds! vessel oIF, and the mission. the the few minutes the order a led missionaries, new last after evil or his and powerful so loyalty offending faithfulness has efficacy an How glorions who maintainedhis the hazard of at of nnd ever." evar (hen, will adorn the brow of that poor crown, Great and whose seemingly causes nature, which trilling a nnd L.Smith, Chaplain, the Seamen's English by which \y for stars, ef- good word of admonition. a to wan a offered in native uttering results often flow from of tin- Sailor. a seaman Foreign- and Native* assembled upon the wharf witness fitly spoken, by 29 1852. The fuels therein staled shew the fect of of concourse large word AUGUST, The following narrarive is full of inlercsl. missionary ihe FRIEND, one. shame bringing the out zeal and "They shall shine most wns by the own ter where he pictured English house. his Castle.—One of the outbursts strikting law to of the Lord Chatham security every afforded person in "The winds of heaven may it, "said the impassioned orator, "every that storm, every rain bat may penetrate it; as the his en- tba �30 THE CHARGE AND ByRev. INSTRUCTIONS, self-denying W. Clark. the E. Society sel to who brethren into about are on the explain briefly me of Ibis navigating this islands Ihe visited service labor have been this oily, claims years and by iisjo Ihe this enter should men [}. be held found this effect wrote lo Il is one as contemplated formed here tionn-u in Siciely. Yon Up have sources A of response has and they have into ihe work which they by lo from enjoy, mission the three present now given the n wish diate thai to this society; ail should the ber, ami thai eucc ploriug one, the way added selected h"is interest er I would which report ipi on his to 1 w will la this errand llesh and blood the realities of only as me not me it will I cheerfully forever, say, that in feel accompany of mercy, I have missionary for a be at !hese however seen too life to a breth- trying much of To look in ton it Upon unity You have now grace yon more help a Bui keep to you charms n :nde. To and for the love attractive gtiod i all now measure But grace, Apostle, " while be may of the recommending. lhat soon you yon I will in And which very though to gladly the more say aid your afl'uds The is- ise. Seven-fidd, into doubt aa lio-uins. own »on help expected lesulls our open- such lor good addresses now with be may pleasure lis give experi- work will enable him missionary dear brethren, God null able to " commend we his wind of the build to iiance inliei mi mid up, you grace, give to nil them which among are sanctified." In hchallol the directors of the H. M. E. VV. Society, CLAKK, Cor. with I MR. REMARKS OF REV. (THA.NSI.ATKI> tir-t BY to 1 A few ands, nt to R. REV. Secretary. KEKELA. ARMSTRONG.) am am word of God you rents they of Man and wile did the ihey ; Ihey ; The to islands. am weie engaged look chiefs and pa- u peo- great in war; robbery. together live they mil shipped no cure and eat of their oppiessive and weru been a great light light the ol this has Holy arisen Il over us. Book. This has of our reformation. great cause duikuess, our driven away The Bible has overturned caused u our heathenish customs, in great improvement word of God has of this Because the our own laugaage, and all the spend and be read, I My in limes bom was people degraded. Rut with the in abundantly lo»,«ak Iny me stealing no! now ; Isl- idolatry. this occasion. addicted ns these Isl- A short time ago all gndH were together for pioper on heathen were ihe on other lo d with darkness and idolaters, und 1 ihnkiiess. .1 to native of these a weie circum- yuu leave about Ihe coven to address are theieloie is lv happy such in you solvation. of ns Brethren :—For my you ineel am carry now eelings I I lime things til is the with requited measure lo now, is variety be- But you, dear brethren a in your the these lead ilie leliiineii the lo ton appear accomplished will be able <-n r lender. to It toils tne which lp counsel and uid which every ence ple may grace will need such all 1 hold dear in this world lor this spent for you, yon in large he easy:—to may of others, kindness and love a which from sent pi heathen land, surrounded children. objects disposition In it will affnid liiui unfeigned gieal steadfast vanish and soon be enlei he While he yon, mid iguorince, Bullishness, vice and ingritli- !>v not, will best mission ,c from this mote. a left y accompany you, and winch may the in and invest it wilh borrowed charms. may ||~1 slances. Ala distance, imagi- serious reality. the«e which the covenant- will need native here.liter may fulfil uiiils so and which -I'iiids, the make tbe ol power re- another. Let ibis grace, and abound will You upon even burdens, and lo gootl jiidgiueiil. own Salutations jealousy in your wotk. the mis ionnry work will To mid sisters, lime, and perhaps will give le and inise, they us lini.-l things ihe urn laboiStOß piiiticular These to the posts n» It will In shoil, it will one of this yon nation a ihinketh persevering and liberty lovely romance. love and brethren, my or pursue the 01 circumstances eov- will promote frankness another's lo seiM love construction best be Ji mis," and are you But here, us fallen our deeply inure of whose mind same Christ in little own closely ore of envy Il and privations of connec- work of stern self-denial. leave occupy, pcif.riii. unit! give vmir of this truth of opinion anew ol the to diifctious in regnitl to me yon In ol bond n as Il will to the contact, be risings one mensiire native service, seemed in this enterprise with feelings of we a Ihe deep- the way of others, up, I did hedged in Still sis- of this measure place si In ihe second place, expedition, a the bear In perishing partakeis of still then It will put the native ' then, fi comfort ' id large the have the law n'Chiist. countrymen and errand nn the In look and word and action. ' ■ highei ; the b*J "nh )oil, peace shall become not the may staa piiiticular lo is I'riun jewel new a have forever end. are ing liny lost rescue may " and nive arc this In far lln\s on go love a co-operation, and ed worthy pimnpt ymi bn vmirselves. self-seeking. to scientific <>r for no niiil'ittide of Cauls, —it diversity Mis excused from lh« service irk, but into will you come been devolved upon ia refuse Ihe call to ' work. good myself, ilili«d fur the measure, the and hear, that gladly he tins tion wit'i this better to wares, promising most be awakened may In reirard our accompany a see churches in this ren the permanent members of th as will be shall nnd their helpers anil bring back what ' own country prompt you mother, You are hrooght press ex- your the however Ymi by ir and ; Ide of'evil. expert- aid in to and in establishing One of mission. prea who has to — deguiiled 1011, or with conlncl strength of him, and was the unto give lo saved ilis<just into however will add in the then, It <loes to you ami You help- ' every their num- lo it among naloee contempla- others or grace. pence hand a ' Two native oecn and new guidance deputed eion. In cinnuiercc on higher objects then, You need their wives native work. need, it commended i'itlli some least, at this mission, be in this mois which objects prompted christian lake the imme- counsel and vising that be which I leaven from objects, christian land. islands expressed accordingly from these islands »>rs forth go ami all the endearments of home ami You blessings to mission in of the tion, nod lliey have the brethren have they this society oversight appointed These the mercy, interest, other to tlie to churches, grent brethren nnd and ; vmi errand renown h new forsake father and union Board have but \al he sa lie vmt sin, you which one even birth by enlarging the boun- yon soul is Love; coiitse yninselves, add to confer purposes—far na in ihe I'i.cifie. The Am that (in in into nine, that island* di.-l.uil not ill w be love I 's rrowa. Savioi iiatne if uhlili you must every i you lor atwllier the God of low. the hoiiuiliiiit'Hof sell-denying I lass ta more native extending richly so been our entered with of Love, sain- (Jon enrich to gave not are Hnwaiiin Mis- the present time, tbe amounted the society of was ters, hearty and \ou preferring daries oi'jieogriiphienl knowledge $6,0110. calls isles—the Son not or research. >r.iely principally not go, names, Island's reference as denominated Ihe of this society to ol summed one lo honor in of love, rand on ci by enlarging ami service, special mission, to he may fulfilling of the the You go. snitilble us soon for the ago, year counsel our afjectioned love, lonely brought few II ai\ nlijects thraldom of of theft is charily. the is when member, Hi lest lieaits. id- those town You loved." be own tinned into dislike, and tinti•'<! Slates. the Sandwich to to this tive the faith, hope, charily, ihose to the l<> which receipts leave ymir glows moi believe, ■souls which Now abidelh apostle, in 11 lie I less hi wiileh w hie els the you, need siieitlice the we cheerfully ■- Let love be without dissim- kindly brotherly another. Mission. About vi love sate them. brethren nnd sisieis mis- The Board determined, with grent promptness, to ol to earlli—You go to proclaim peace and good of this mission will lo iiiul to save ihe lost. men —to seek members some wilh These distinctly presented ieturn lo Be en- published other channels. through were in ire their the say one we dear my in few words. con- to American Board of Foreign Missions, On and hand enterprise, ■un- engulphcd lie attempt interesting occasion, Hie greatest before the brought in the Seamen's Kri-ntl, public, no The But liust, our tile regret this Microiiesiau Mission, ulation. those dition of ihe people, and their claims now, this up by ships and the ; on denomi- now especially ocean, whaling in the And and origin ihe nated Micronesia have been sionary vain. Lord, pagan enterprise. many years, gaged aI in be we off by cut or no one there. us results in bis hands. But let F<»r Ocean, let will you," knowing not go, hei'nll And should peiishiug:—let was darkness. progress with him is of Ihe in shrouded slid ihe of errand an the ill have h-iire, relations, and church embark to H coun- "ho sisters, 1 mippoit. sure We shall re- Ihe words of few a and new islands to Mercy address to ill*) entered now been have in behalf of Ihe Directors of quested M. friends,—l ltts2* AUGL'ST, service. that things Lo " Chiislian My FRIKND, we people it, old and young. Il our been have aid condition. given learned us to have learned to tesd has been scattered �THE a || do to land mid ihe over nblv penc clnlilii n ; par ; becull-e to God lhat Ibis in ? gospel short wen-n lime people and God ol have had inly on All return. in the work ; who have remain They Now will billow. let Lord will the that then, tour wilh go perform. to of ihus then that ft go i you, ; prayers prut and sustain us, toe to -peak il let you, Let not tiii'lli'd ihtvailed. lie may rapid advances A let liicn.ls, believe • sible. ends own pose, continent mi mid will the is it we shall kind ofllie Work the ken that ulsn pos- us ian of Kekela Mr. [Rev, Seminary educated was the Lahaiiialtina at nt ol Esq. Hunneweli James native the church northern side of this the company in mission, ihe leave of years pastor Kehiiku, itt He goes will Providence, lo the on to ac- the exploring and ol Clin lestnwu. Island. lands of Micronesia, in expense ami bus been for several Muss of success relates lo we are feel Unit different in Christ- which engages every Is- us upon than when Master Willi his lo fore countrymen.] no leel ourselves exalted into FAREWELL REMARKS. There are forced are the courses plans of those of are of this new moned lo view of fuels, girding lor a ed in an be we life worthy calmly our lo and return* lo faith in Divine power permitted The visit seasonings firmed as we iatts—and to of are more in all the accessible and meet renovate do we even nor recognize ofthe kind vation of man.' natures to power competent of the to degree to conscientious, bring lo human in nnd civilization company you meet pure heathen iheir shores without doubt, that if there be aa agent to a as those of blighting influences, light of truth islanders. duty, ; but we we trembling which ing prayers our us, we in !christians —and And be assured prny shall we We feel wish and we our feelings this can to ac- may and feeble benighted unwor.hy publicly And alter red to home spirits the inl mj I have leturned to my absence of for or that to shores, He will mil nn now as I native In the words of another let i an me :— 1 love thee land, connect!. tnam t wall | happy roustry. n«, I ttll yoo all fare, 1 c 1 Can I leive ion Far In heathen land, to «»ell t lovely, passing are nger heart I Happy dome 'it. Can I, can nil* can tell} t lore t'ise, I say farewell / Can I Lave thee heathen land, to dwell / Par ia Scene, of sacred pa re nnd pleasure bell, Holy day. and saMnth BlchMi, brightest, Can I cay a sweetest treasure farewell I Iwt Far la beatbra laads sympathy ; ex- n certain yon lo tnv dwell? human heart centre of sured that wa shall have membrance ia your and astonishment page that " snxioua a Prayers. we to we love, As w.ll 4 bear as, native land, f irewelU leave thee | Pleased, I Far la beatbea laads Ia Hi. desert I*l me to dwell. labor; On tbe moaatal*. let a* tail Bow ba died. Or* biassed saviour. To redeem a world foa nsU. we Las and to at* hastaa, Par la beatbea lead, lo dwell fromthe feel aysnpalhetic asre- With wonder resd frosa gladly, seaae* I loved sa Far away, ys billows, and mind, degree separate ourselves are I baatea tram ymi Prom Ibe of"Trav- and tbe christian especi- common we Yss, Bear me oa, teea rsetleaa rarSß) Lsl Iks winds say Heave, any heart wilh Wbll.l ihe sacred Ihe effectual fervant prayer of a go my though Ido my down land, on and millen- bills and valties. Us Yes, my native of world of of the growing brightness upon for or trust Ihe look to my degree land shall spirit yet mc of mountains twelve though that from goodness, green frienda And the no for it, the gone my exit nearly has in 1 shall go from them before as to absence circle, who of them allude deaden my affection never morn present speak moment a un My long years. 1 hud for further the « me fo emotions. personal native land my me warm- stringers, acknowledge to many see so allow ft lends—let ten 1 as now, will 1 think, be it christians their pruyers. request for Lovely on christ- and of in- gladly ever on Hawaiian the obligation—with Home, thy joys its if wafted yours, we Micron- the for multiplied to thus of Joy. no flr band of affection. by the strongest off from civilization, drop ourselves a their l<u hearted kindnesses in lmerce you, Every word of request. asks for ask indebted deeply " fourth snbje-t I have a us Can I leave the watchword* it is of and i the let even- windward a shall be we shall we and by the prayers of 10,0011 way let cause there that from the heathenism of civilization ! possible, A we deletciious on assured secured have we letter from and by ; ure we their souls. quench to muy shed we Save of isles, any lhat difficulty un- Navigators bring their consolation in and morning Allthy scene., I love shores of you fur- prayers 4 nbout these islands and their in forgotten still farewell emotions to ours, salvation none startling christian world, tbe i ye demands of God's revelation. We have yet advance or active, subjection but which of his fellow christian, for the be order watch the in the elevation of that ask it we grant, ally may degree ele- are all bound to the eternal demands of truth and million! ask only men tin: moral ele- to a certain know of naught sufficient and We the to you coadjutors ns Civilization may, the intellect—but heart under to c and change wilh you " Watchman. Neither eler/and of not from these nol are 'I he one. ynur hundreds of pledges he Chupel, with them yours habitants and the of its accompaniments any alone, stimulate and vate any competent agencies the moral any been naught hut the revelations ofSacred Truth. in civilization we at equally in shall welc are con- is vocal Father's rejoice to Seamen* thai seas, mission feel ourselves Hawaiian Chsjst- past period of our lives thut there the cause. all Christian to Christ is Islands confident than Pacific these a enlist- have student hours word a in nm beings 'lis well for we I ns me say labors. esia our that thai mingle among we are definite these Sandwich our nenr question—nnd decisively reply a are we Ami rich 11 christians, but depart- with you Master's lis passed native, Frlenda, we of intellectual our we you the met we sum- this mi confident the answer So triumphs of of nwß be us friends. haae we be- do work and dergo selldcniiils, and with lei loneliness ask probably We same yourselves, christians with the evening sufficiently its promises of happy We pause this still assured enterprise, proposed wisdom. of are still whether ever different a it is the to not our services, separate a christian, every circum- our our whether enquiry, we be —whether men enterprise, the of ourselves actions and our we Interests and ask pause may of labor but ment when Friends, peculiarity lata by to stances Ours of beings. L. H. Gulick times, my be while go, than or As God in his youth. than does. present ourselves to us severer obligation ourselves, christian every Rev. of our to religion. necessities of tne demand more of In la- conseciatiou more. have culled may deny to have we resigned no others, and not feel we then we and could do provide nee deeper profession public yourselves entirely, he has of first devoted ..urwelveri we in that feel not vows with positions may return, report We do us. of christian le- " and give life, then our his ian friends. every oil which w>>rk 11 thsn assistance will be il time when of Honolulu it 111 and Still island are mission <lo not We ofthe from Ka- calmly reign have, and have entered up..11 us, the to secure it comes the island. every diameter engaged. we — progress things this A thud thought 1 to has rapid. will theie currying conditions of lie grant the wuvshe that right whose He mid ; to less G >d all our own knowing hopes hope all things ; and us hut with In bis mission our and ns, your agents, ihe wind of Since less he fall us, (list I heparin of Omnipotence may the is enlisted for us by the s)inpathetic prayers our he us, vastly be course' Kiiali'iiuiinii mid denied be mat to in " iivailelb much. man no ure Micronesia. best see mil Sandwich l-laiuls. miy sec- Sovereign should dissiipointed piolani to a ihe ol ill us our shall pursue uiih we be to prescribe righteous Chrisltaiis thered by the the tile with isftf. d's Providi'iici. inn allude definite expectations) 1..0 us is iwe me ask lII.' il consciences, can. 1. logiimd against allowing in their N. lino.ls thai 31 1862. AUGUST, slumbering mid subject. oinl do nil blessings we us remembered in lie us inn those Bui mid the in Slates personall. give can cause, share and purl also Ihey aid the lo eoincthiiig, Ihcir we them, on do. can the ol do what I engage lew and pray cnu §üb-lance cannot I nth. r same Untied the As of their wmd wretched of civ 11i7.Ht1.111 imiy pily Igolo but this llinii what now have in ? us bless- lilt-sings are not we (..id ol lo degraded, og<>, Sliull idolalors. the tribes Those word extend the ocean, ihe all mi leasonable more is (iod's people piny Let choicest our should Hawiiiiuns we nations (iod, The. i*f source Il people our our in Hun. .ye ihe of of of my gnnl What then is ings their observed, the laws is piopoillon I ana becii has ol cure some the wind to A islands. people live and nil dwell securely. bilge a have turned as Salilialh the reguiilcd, MM- lake nls people la wake Ihe the Then-fore ugh. all taught FRIEND, far cants*. sw*B« warm bene,lo ssaaaaa dwslt. Glad I aid thee Mad** teas, fasawatl I auswelU express ay �Card.—The Seamen's would Chaplain ac- 18.f>2. AUGUST. FRIEND, THE 32 Vol. MAJOURNAL. RINE 111. [1845] rontains Miirqnesiiii i.-l:iii<l-.s> tin- the knowledge from Con- receipt of $40 00, Mi General Miller, for attendance Briton ing July PORT OF Little at the six months Hospital, during Vol. 6—il Ist. arh nw Mr has M X ili Bakt■', 67 ■, Uililer, -It (.I'M. it. o—Am ha Ueriill, I? i.ffi>8 (i. !.\in lik .IWIe Brom who Mmiiik Vol mm, H-nlv, 91 Al P.tnnmn. f.ii Bwlney. <\* Cmi fm and otherwise disabled, would from the the sailors Lawrence. ac- donation'of $l(ll> generous the knowledge gratefully Vol. Also 25 riiiivc 00 $12 I—Am b\ - 11. VVm. Isabella, cisco. 26—Holland bk 98—Haw \ TO— Androscoggin, Ihe support of the friend, a Bethel, 00 $10 for 9—rtrit. bark 3 Mott occupying office an to a New- July !?—Fr hei D;nn«, Brown, Fanning*- more cen- -cli wh 7_Am opened office an 8—N G hk ful practice hia to attend new Ins old at ably expect at an the attention a may We of would of visitors in readers Sail.—The Clippers Anna for Hong 96—Am. Brig M. A. from Macao, ia much the shortest passage China. July 30—Haw. sch Curlew. Yon specified, nesia, Also, much portions July -1 will fishery friends desire in on this mode 19—*m. Wh. Brig Thomas, 18 days from Zoroaster, July 19—Am. Rear 94— •' tjfi it the Sandwich Islands, and to all our «i Ban Ban Fran at II kindnesses received, of interest in af the place our and for all their It is future labors. fact, that Christians of are one, a every realization name equally pleasant and cheering. •till May request your continued prayers blessing of the Lord rest on you all. ALBERT A. STURGES, B. the bo.nrd hoard who port Any Wanted ship mother, lain's Am. the , is who shipped nre 88th io»t. at bin reildence ia MoaiiearPant Alexander Pontaiae, passing store who by who gsvt notice Medici The deceased repaired instantly medio, I aid-two —— i lr but was to Dr. Michel wen' to He IP4G Rend. was August 6th, Jeka Baiter, aged Id 14 llono- bad been (ait recover- Covell N. Y. home, but Brock himself report to call at the lor's of a of the bene- oilier this notice write, to the Seamen's Ihe 1-2 9 n. 5 years some fall Prof. under his ing to his Sea- Vestry. 2 the Sab- on 1-2 p. m. is open nt all hours enrol rending matter. respectfully Chaplaincy, nnd An aniuinl report of nil S5O is Society, Life Mcml for the publication the .1.ma lions Friend Society contributing peraon Milicitcd nrc at in entitled nnd $20 sup- of the is made New York. to become lo become a an er. '• 14 from ago in Austrahe observation, 1852. ' the Kcv. T. E. study, and the Seamen's Chaplain,—the Family Christian Almanac for 1K52." and mr.ny Price, ac. executed neatiy handsonfe iii)4 reading, cngravingn, " besides 12 1-2 cents. N. Islands," Wyllic'g Notes on Bibles in various tions of tlit; " muchentertain- and the Am. Tract good alman- u Sale, "Jarvos' Bingh.Mn's History Sandwich Sandwich of styles This is tf Chaplain's study, Sandwich Tay- "Illus- contain- publication, calculations" ol For At the to Ham years for Polynesian Office, Chap Kcndrick, Rochester, Chaplain, meeting prayer the nnd in receive to attend. Hooin Hending It matter. in p. ami with supplied Chaplain ut vis- Chaplain's reading 2 nnd 4 between at Sea- Rattan*] the at gratuitously nnd Am. Seamen's beautiful not rllle, •• heard of was requested or Kcndrick. belonging He has been absent about Should in will be United Islands." binding, of th* Islands," and the Alao, publica- tf Society. Honolulu THE FRIEND: A advance, the by the subscription price, Monthly Journal Seamen, Marine the earliest opportunities, to States, England, China,Sydney, or any sent foreign country. The For sale 3-tf. Friend, at the olfice first of of the Preach off for arrived within a tow Alfred Thsodort, infanl eonof Mr. or in the Pacific. PUBLISHED the British raised Vol. on Mia. the 11. lalands," Commission, C. 4Vc " to Temperance, General Intelli- AND .DAMON EDITED Seamen's BY Chaplain. TERMS. the English Flag Note* on was Ihe Sandwich Wyllie, Esq., H. H. One copy Two copies" Fire copies per annum " " ..... - - - - - « ..... $2.00 3,00 5,00 to BT Bound 6, 6, contains fee., by R. Relations, of For. documents relating while and series. islands, (1844,] C the It contains devoted gence. SAMUEL lor extinct moats*. be nil (of call to trated He lint has Sydney, belongs to Honolulu in Doctor, of Poataiaa, and seat piofeaaioaalgentlemen but too lata, life la Honolulu, to Mr. will with supplied For sale Publisher, previous and on the morninf ofhi* death was cheerful sad uniueing, volumes of the Friend, hound separately or together. hie hbcura left him, plckma or dancer. Hrarte had oat of naif Vol. 1. This vol. was published during 1843,when when hi» having fallen from bis setts* wai observed by n per no other English newspaper was issued at the islands tea the ns special Strangers arriving and having lute foreign respectfully invited to aid in keeping said day. Honorary Chap- At the time of William desired to and if he visits vessels to Study. ilton, N the prevailing fever, single The Friend Kent abroad: DIED. Faculty or Pari,, Aged 54 ytan. SO He is desired the Seamen's Mechanic. name from. He By paying several days illof the their Patriae Worship every l-!i p. m. Peat* Free. Almanacs Sliephenl. Mnni.nnd nt Respecting V., in the Pacific. fiicnds.or W. S heard W. Canada, is Flags, belonging to New licrn alianl «ix < yen ran tins Robert assumed been Fnend nwrniag for Wednesday evening particularly i viteri lo L. H. GULICK. On Wednesday SI made to seamen, on Donations Hiseltine, Honolulu. whale-ships the shipping, Koloa, Kauai, July 17. 1852. elu, China commerce STRANGERS.—The invited Friend commence room Honolulu. lia G. SNOW, to open (or m.. nnd 7 n. port nrc Francisco. W. communicate with his on and We is Life Director of the since fxpreHsions the arti- of Poly- parts America, series, and be will published helonging The Seamen's ofthe lowa, Btoddaad, Ban Francisco. Orlando Respecting left the many to all relating weekly religious conference papers Petersburg. Pike. San 27—Haw. Scbr. Curlew, to especially those of Honolulu, our sincere thanks for the the intercsiiiifr informa- Public services nt the Native Clin relies, Brig Znroa«ter, Thomas;, cruise. — man on Micronesian enlire he most convenient for bath, 19 days fm Clenred. Respecting to express hesides of N. and S. AND Chapd of the men nre 97—Am. Scbr. Olivia, Merithen, fm Honolulu. to members of the undersigned, the SEAMEN is held Francisco. A Card. The voluincs, comprize of the Pacific. A reduction men's copies for Hatavta. LAHAINA. 96—Haw i*rhr. Curlew, Ha«eltine, Inin Mission, for the a. A stain the ofthe human face. in Miinris, translates! contain information culls from Seamen cheeks of the ladies of Arabia,—9so years ago. It Salem, Mass., •till reddens Upper French the lire. I). Dole. (fee. and const Study, where they for Lahaina. Hantrln, Information to the amount of great &c. to the first invented and used VMt of rending, reliiling Western Friend. was and Sandwich etpfit Friend, n useful iting this Kong. tween Cantonand Boston. Alcohol Uic the Sahbntb, 4— BriL bark Lnlla Rookh, Mains, for San Franciaco. PORT OF This of Seamen Cunningham, Augi2— Rrem. brie Annollo, made be- ever cles 'PO Jonea for Ban Fntnriaco. Boston says the Boston Advertiser, in only eighty four days series to clipper of Jkc,—"Tripfrom fit, Arrived. the the Guam Oregon \vn< French, liy forccninf; first 96—Am. Sch. Olivia for l.ahaina. call especially nl' ■ " the to narrative has ever been paper Jn!y 16—Haw. Brig Reindeer for fhanghae. 19^—BritaBchr. Pt-ra for I^imbock. ahip Shooting Star, Judah P. Baker, arrived at !*>«« Fmi eisro I«»e Mary, Bi |i, 8 Frmieisco. this notice. How Baker Siuiioii. contains ll.mite, k>nc from the The volume. Brem ah fi lle-t, IhM.r. Batrtvfi prepared practice aea-faring our c. '[IS5O| war, Price, $10 oo' p,rmw*. sketch Lower to of Account hv Kditor. &c. This ty Mmiih Tahiti ami Sydney. A U" VWierClHxt»m. 1,-.ie snnVt, 06—Holland bark fully description ..*\m »• Rat). —Nar- crew "fcg Nfible. R"hpn*nu, Bhn Francl-wo. success- reason- of 1836." nnd whale sMantl I'-l'nw nrh Caroline, Hr>Mwwnfih, I*land* In the Pariflc he stand, in Hotel, ah M—Br well Creeper, with where he is every profession. his French met additional number of stand, to the near Having lt 11849] islands VIII. tion, nnd S:.rmirntn, Hrnlv, B Fm. rlaro 12—Am wh Fort Street. Avr-hi'e iIiWCNt Br hk JpoitieBvn now dx fm ' moy. Clernncea. B—Haw He has in the building Citlifornin." days from Sun H.iina, 86 d« fm Sydney. the Spencer.— contains Strontr's Island, R:trotonf;o, sloop Ida, Jones, 14 days fm San Francisco. Dentist, Dr. on has removed premises tral location. Smith, Lslll Rookh, Prn. bark Thetis, ( an-*, 5,% 3—Am brig J. VII. Francisco. Friend. Removal.—Dr. Yon Ifanich'er, 14 of pnrt a lite Friend, 2—llrem. hg App'-110, the of massacre the Arctic Ocean. &c. 'ma. Franci-co, for the 00 $5 riinninrh >m fm l.ahaina. 90—Am brig Androscoggin, M'Kenrtry, 16 days from San 00 $10 and Mission, the ship Triion, hy first whn'e ship to Vol. ."o—Am ship Reindeer. John Lord, 48 days fm Pan for Aug. hitherto Panama. of Sea of the wreck nnrrntirr n A. 'I'm Kirk, Helena," liy the Sandwich 16 dys. fm Ban McKendry, July 28— Hawaiian Pen. Curlew, comb's fm Lahaina. 48 <lay« fm Clipper ship Reindeer, tn. of Vol. Anna, Cranmer, 13 d" fm Sun Francisco. bcli Curlow, Cunningham, "Wants "bale fm San Fran- Franci«co. Donations.-From Micronesian Wood. 17 ds 1). llurn's T Polyne- tinil the Thomas 94—Am ach Olivia, Merithen, 11 d* fm San Francisco. 3 —Am bng Society. Friend brill July Iff—Brit, ac** Pern, F. Steward. 14 tin fm Bodego. Stranger's from Ri-iiiilcir. KtwtiiliHr. twenty itmiiniinira- rontnins 11848] of the "Maria board the U. S. S. St. on VI. t.- 11 T It Knitiii put buck. ir r I 11, flt-erei ', 12—Am hk Dt-ilfmoim, Rmliunl-m-, 17 ii fin Astoria. nv rontiiiiis Japan. Gallipsgo*, The l(c». |_|| eye-sight upon R No*.. &c. in men," of iahuitl, hy Jobs liuffclt. Frm.ciftcn. 10—Am of his deprived been unfortunately island* sian t. rla Tin B«>i Frn\>r,*co, tomm, HVwew, in relating lo tions. PrHiiciaco. l'iteniiii's [1847] Y. ft* Orrnsttinn bk S*r in snirlsaj niurit'ivr n &<•. , etc etc., caataffM (1846), year's rcsiileitic Arrived. endJuly *"—N Card.—Mr. John W. Pearson, HONOLULU. IV. of arrtrs a Ms 9 and 8 years, at the duction from the Seamen, gle volumes of the Fjubhd. and volume. for 1, 2, 3, Chaplain's Study. subaoriptionprice purchasers who deaire will be A more than a 4, re- made to ai»- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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