https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/81485fb3c1df65d968dd450e70fc84e7.pdf 692324778abc0a0323f5f7aa4815359b PDF Text Text FRIEND. THE Series, V«l. New No. 11, 5. Uoiitenirs OP 1..-i tnrss on THE rUIEND contains 23 tea nut do lo.our writ, .Mothara I - A ('all from Marquesas, - (iood Movement in 111. Hriliah Navy. A Mission Projoeted to Man|noan*, - Improvement in the l\ haling Service, P.tpulaionnf lire Jceuita from Equador, liM|K.naiii Information, of the lodepend.no, daya ever 38 sympathies 38 39 - - 40 ... SO News, lc, appeal an is by MAY 4, sufferers more 1:153. Physical Subject His " It aims" he strength and mmclus; part and aiini ment each, to so nies of " and of with art sufferers fur San to " of the up for- by Ihe this The names the of Ihe of subscri- had contrary t> gazing on the that the teach appreciated the voice and emphasis varied emotion felt Road lo in- imag- or Ipkce, at the if the In a body a it word, fit would habitation aim for making at the immortal mental an 10th. May Evening, 'adults, entire 25 and profits munity sold for 50 admission cents each for will be devoted It is to hoped Those generally. The the Honolu- object an to the so cure the tickets, apply may Polynesian Office; lo to the while must lock* my your home? ™i« her Whitney, Principal at lead in the of the after this writes, to ex- *■'O and my eye* grow the tomb, before me to friends when Pacific, an come, a* absent ion? over I " thousands even heart-broken and you case, you will you do and. they if welcome can the for grieved manner, en- One son*. sho son hundreds not letters of of you, write beg must be mother us ia the U. S. who grieve roving se- long will it continue so? enquiring have for year* pro- emphati- and I will pay the com- to friend* the are friend* with the grow grey, If such Are there I can to sorrow your your pa- "If you should receive do, how boy, and keep absent long you my dear dim, not mail brings of sorrow-stricken and wishing Mr. all " pense? all for children. will commend itself praiseworthy take House, Tuesday Tickets of cents lu Free School. will School, Royal Do not anxiety. respecting me? moth- rod,when would son* upon your your best intelligence, any good write absent from home. Some of you Almost every been not ers, ined. inflicting cally torturing verest Learning.—An to New Court will be issueo and It harmo-" are a not informed of your wan- duly mother writes thus, Royal Exhibition of the It | enjoy- derings quiry every motion. and friend* amount those cruelly when men, you who will Young of the sparing so small, son* were so aeamen estimation our Perhaps if father* and been not them treat rents land would be published, to '•flogging" among it is that class which will keenest agony. have left "Independence" Francisco. their $100, one, write yon not do in deserves, had ers requisite The full and all but distribution. advocate for are no whipping, the disposal of■ at why The their mothers. few of the subscriptions placed distributed, We is made. A refined may be appropriate flection, every health the beautiful. ear, was hut Independence made for study to your mothers? behalf of' which organ., bone* from would It D. been School.— ber., give to every picturesque, nature express derived cultivate the enjoyed. Rev. endurance to but soon iv commendation. Com. of S, F. S. Education." intimation (body's) power of be the grand, and its gracefulness may aims Physical educate tho eye, that to the Bethel I'uualmu remarked, to at April 15th, by " was and delivered of the Principal Dole, of done, $950 These Society. Chaplain's but if there ia any class of the Seamen, Education. lias Friday evening, be comparatively community, $50 " the worthy included the Ex on The showed that some- could Tract the at gratuitous Seamen, Fair of the Ladies' of about of amount, which was the the Honolulu, of generous response. at subscription list or A free Lecture a thing prniseworlliy late still F(p?0[I». on good people fresh a from Testaments, X Society, and of publication* American found and sale, raised amount will be the benevolent to Stranger's Friend Society, eign Lecture made of the it is answerd the HONOLULU, Chaplain has received of Bibles and when- 38 - Marriages, Deaths, Marine TME tCP-The parents, upon* the supply gratifying fact,'that a most 36 - to from the It - - - from New York, Passengers, M .'37 - hint* dwelling Series VOL. Old 33 American Bible S3 - - scholars, islands. . - - - - Hawaiian Statistics, 40 - and 1853. 4, 33 ------. 37 Japan Etpedition, llurninf - valuable many teachers MAY 4, 1853. Physical Education, .".■mm, VVhj HAY HONOLULU, moth- their sana who would write knew where letters Trustees of the would reach their absent sons? Young men, and all, be encourged to, write, but Town School, With viz:—Messrs. Wm. L. Lee, one thus a subject defined, copiously ashamed if you do not writs to your weeping C. Damon, S. ample scope was afforded lo range abroad S. Reyaolds, R. G. Davis, and mothers. If heart-sorrowing you are Royal School, soul." over the fields of historical and scientific search. Some of the from ancient It writers refreshing was are It thought. " that it a copy most we uaae, the he an that our privilege will not to Wo that true, hope there is it a for vvi)l, not aroused by my language, read the fol"Royal' lowing which a mother addresses to her ab- learning? whose store-houses la the of lecture, Lamp." by Mr. A* in read it. to th* The Chaplain schools, learning English, of for tliu press, listening to Armstrong. prove The would where that he has the notify Hawaiians are not reoturx You to surely become so have *ot schooled your heau hardened, and your memory so treacherous that you. have forgotten that, you once had a' home-*-a mother that ever love* " mother?" Examinations nation of on son. " a a perfbrra- sent good supply you.! I cannot think it Al times, possible! How ia my English Testaments, printed in large and conscience nuiH whisper, good type. Wyllie, island render*, who did fuil once Teachers of manner, of R. reminded of the objection requested and road" apt and beautiful. smelt of the Student's was illustrations I divine Plato rich no complimentary hope •ajoy such was were to charming Xenophon works speaker's re-, the to or the of Royal the 4th and Schools.—The School, will take exami- place sth, and that of Punahou ike sth and 6th of May. your offspring to. endure the have Every an O.y tb* you never fjir hour, thai me to. arrive*, cause* became yon areone married, hour misery,, which for aubjiectad car if came a O, no cauae may you year* yuu. this *u*pen**!.l atntter haw Ut pajig of disappoiitfriveri* not to greet your p.traril*4 �THE 34 frem Eitra Friend of April IMb. A To Call From diate in deserve*, Friend" will much too are not ded issue to with communication It is terest. what see tion for a missionary islanders of a be the may careful of course, proceed consideration, interested in the of of " centuries ago: law." 42, We at (here be be in to will May, and in good member of Lnhaina be earnest. done, will be the next would heeded, not christians the at with that pond whaleship, a the Let appli- messenger the not Sandwich of the Holy One who Jews, We hope this call corres- "limited islands. clamors of Let it ment to We that this call will creased zeal gospel itants shall be of the Wake Isles all inspire the proclaimed whole anything here for thought with best him, aioa as lead me to to It this was here, Makounui, came to ky name .rom o! medium of three ing good—we be as you from often Haiku- speak it, what teacher do you they thought first, and afterwards, " for war, war, We have noth- living here." are but nothing "that the wish The son-in-law the Sandwich Islands had." had them helped him when the not they and papists on they bin such yet, and with Nuhiwa, lias as them I acquaintance of Puu. " do to doing But, us. you a with mis- in the " could for this to under attended by his They handed 14th, that son-in-law) me a on " be me preached rest a letter Mr. Paris, of Kaawaloa, Where the is of I lately and nearer on the a from thought see to a it him in with which serious—never smiles; can and, He from prevailed. native Kill liis are tioning feeling, to us : ocean." boy must tbia is of in not not Whether, take the called a What having on the him, see, is came, middle of July, the first, hut sanc- us or a We ! wish not us we arc action. mission, found, in — in connec- perhaps, two to But hungry. business to God, on of salvation? of the good Fatuhiwa, expired, in chiefbecomes whether be perhaps, of sick immediate meeting are a men. is empty son-in-law, and he his five months always after it the It is, mercantile his felt sent go ahead left back to not them, of we little islands in is Board do some this last God the word point. ex- by sending to highest send him to and time Lahaina is vessel may he tion with possess five was his lands to year all the the bread of life May, he direction—that he is is to or the over through Last last year, It gospel the a and opposite an on It is this way, that doings, our seize Micronesia, will not—the Am. not all and call the minds of the churches ! call from deny Hawaii to gone family. now to inteicst in We was inuy brethren, missionary We The He is, therefore, afraid that if he perhaps deep call in not conclude that they a that Makounui was, if he in teacher. The a missionary; a call would share of tive teachers with wives, good 1 up for of — and make they would they interested meet- should they heathen islands, and its was him find get added, that months, his that I grew up. they of the council " given council dispute of sending and long all Ihe to gospel vanquished, declared and would they his son-in-law should go Tahiti, a that shore well if all whale- At this hot a were enemies, giving christian a that ocean. insisted, chiefs saying say, for which he teacher. the Rarotogna, on but pure morals nothing chiefs, common cause ol hap- text and of myself, to Pacific, the 300 who the begin- name must I all that object in The first this wide seems to me to of character, and getting up church, our singers, and, from our for him than lor all decision intent nt picking The learned He delighted. of This for natives of the Sand- ago have recommended the what the the Puu thought a Mangain, coming the over their to proposed had such from had exhibited ships and missionary. a Society islands, dressed. all fight- 101)0 opposed ended, he called was for chiefof (Hakaikis) 300 together, missionary, a wich and %eeds that lime, sev- the dialect other energy; seems less are gun pow- high he had were war sending I told idea, that I wish congregation, thinking choir of he teachers is much no more " so see often and is I sometimes do not but have seems ship that fbur'iters. for and people." sermon. &c, sermon of the temple. ing, of time—that be first conceived the wish long seven learn this to preacher, the There is heaven," among the of March a done for chiefs and Indeed fast. of the end to with buy wars chiefs war, Makounui has says, is inlerviws jnd school our to I which the first time he had ever been in friends, immediate- Tamerlane had been anchored he him—he seems fixed was ning they is the ten theie chiefs ten decision him Marquesian." intelligent, very bo done meetings, of or Hawaiian than is that of Nuhiwa. have noticed the some reasons all the these meeting, told has A.says, all —one house —is very tojudgr pened Marquesian above alluded to, door, is and sides, illustrate what may says, When ihe Alexander," who dead. He revived his quite him also event, but 1 eye from such see morning and Mr. times, have Mr. see Nuhiwa. on 1 lime, was a of attend that what could mean and go up errand Oahu, in six at must in connection sabbath Maivounui alfsnded some him. ten his missionaries see In the constantly case. the should we eral meet and that he them." must wars fight only invention of has In this and men; the Makounui which made not Makounui "that one—that the good ho call the attention of the brethren the I told re-1 IHawaiian because not ing the difference Fatubiwa protest ant*; on acquainted, seem who has been Fatuhiwa be able better are " communi- as papers, among ! 11th, 1553. a common I near under him. Doubtless Puu islands understand of the French doings had been had left—that papist missionaries, Puu and and wish Aitutake and so, Papists but neighboring island, will and will Makounui, Hakuhiwa, What have business Makounui answered tired of are (Pun) added, not which (Their viz. that heard, olten have destructive since the Fatuhiua, eight months, which that this so some- During about the both on They powder and me ended in of long too : on me state The last, wars. wounded. whaleships, we be guve has lived killed were muskets from came man." have we they fear, trouble, poverty. had done might hope and there my two he bloody—for, very ten he of the present year. be cannot only island he two the narrative eight months, beginning only that makes you wish heard, " promptly, war, continued should following what Pun told about and home, there have been belong- good a from like the woman, him no, of God?" word | the gospel form, first, sent on son- native wth "they white attend our weeks; ssfthe mission and other ly, the on " " said noi!'language, April the April Ist, arrival, left natives Hawaiian a seen or weeks, into imme- Your redemption is thereby we has Friend of his to and how much He said the as Islands would a mo- means Who arrival, especially with his errand for among the inhab- Marquesian chief, several his thought to of jargon period earth. of Ihe South ! the good lived I asked, perphaps, get a the hearts.with in- Brother Damon:—l have cated a church. "if They They had lived Lahaina, specting mis- true confidently anticipate hasten to the measure join? " 4. 78, amid cannot pecuniary this carry diate execution. and We that the suppose, wanting the heard be strife, party Mammon's votaries. be Psalms touch will His in the hearts of christians upon fall in love with popery. sionary spirit these of Israel." formida- a island, trim the three years crown man, young formed them or, between the quite his coun- days since, particularly anxiety. troubled hi* on few a more of his greatly was thing learn to anxiety interview, der.) asked 1 of did position Islands he settled a an source to If this call case. a was had that he so years, to a iiml not communication, being familiar with both lan- a is to I lukuliiwii,. you up the the take The least that send to ascertain the facts in the as the over whose mother is fulfill- earnest. cordial, as response cation appears can Lahaina, a might get once, a of uttered 25 Faluhiwa. at ran him in-law, I should add, is Nuhiwa?" not a the forehead absent ridge, n Hawaiian* as giving ear, to ble, war-like appearance in front. hiwa," Missionaries the all bushy ridge a ear to The isles shall wait for his wish?" meeting, subject from and chin, nose and fore At tenance. was his hair trimmed but theirs, the 4. hope general merits to there has been him and I endeavored to of those guages. part prophecy of Isaiah, a to frame, features somewhat things in projecting a and running ed applica- missions Is it aborigines of Polynesia. ment in- fore- to surely the on cause this the savage to but it Marquesas, confi- are result of this to muscular a sunk, admit of its of intense feelings impossible, with peruse known was here 01 have conclu- We make to bearer come Makounui ia rather below the middle size, No. "Polyne- readers will our who had the word of God. people sharp, to we "Extra." an of dent many week, teacher, a his until the Ist appear crowded insertion the present !jet imme- that the me Marquesian chief, a commu- regular the the columns of the May, and sian" following estimation, our As publication. " the of Rf.ader :—The the nication The letter informed Marquesas. 1853. MAY, FRIEND, to na- before i. c., before the if not, very soon that. I asked Makounui how many day* it was �FRIEND, THE since he left his his Indian of twine, piece for each he board, till they went on aii. Alier six knots, of their sight Fatuliiwa account, it Each of Fatuhiwa. harbor for good has It lies 8 people. more ships the on The 3000 or larger, and west islands has side. west Fatuhiwa. at hands island. These Some 2 miles the three called the are 300 or Marquesas N. W. people of aging bread fruit —there There also are and cane, sugar and hogs abound, they proper. are (which and mice, Makounui, hire he it, vessel. a he I thought this could subject minds of Ihe brethren and our lo you it is meeting, and, therefore, insert time before some press, 1 wish it sian. If the case vessel Ihe for San ihe be might and to goes Polyne- gather to go hog* up from regard*, kind Your friend and lo you us, maining have they us hog* they had they der. two on this good us procure unless lost, up the powhave myself con- possible—that churches this here, a ves- able are credit teachers, to sustain may be giv- enable them to to do the to when offer- refrain from of period been not person, whose navy, to gious reformation among that the of number the be them, and only not devil; as deporthighest Any they in the will pray fattier and the also in but who none the degraded of it destitute sailor, of duty uniting of our God, spiritu- to suggest humble and prayer- a character religious desire, therefore, the navy or to of cooperation value of United that the hands of be to in not) in Prayer; order afloat chiistian friends they have return; Armstrong can strengthened, and that increas- an prepare a for asked them what show plied, that that they these signal were they would son-in-law islands, they on were people would raise board. s< t a the white They flag at brought to a knowledge and to re- With a propoeed view that to on further this design, every that time wants as morning, Sunday and between the hours of 7 11, or the may be convenient, of the navy the throne of graoe by be brought all wba is as near spiritual before the feel the import- well as the evi- giving for all life that now in the that has made for at- the of the navy. in Particular. of Spirit sound of discharge That 2. they Justice, Wisdom, be mind" given to of their arduous and spiritual those 3. they " to whom That, by they the derogation of 4. vants That to wise, of Christ; of God's honor and the and be given diligent the F. Rowlev, Henry D. Trotter,' GeorgeBlake, John Monday, Francia Laiidet, Jobs Washington, faithful Spirit of bless their labors, of do Harcourt, do do do do do do do. Chap- to our and establishing Bdward Parry, Captain, Richard of and influence Manchestkh. Wm. the interests everything tending and that abundantly awakening sense good manners.'.' grace may be just regards placed. are example their a as temporal as may discountenance corruption may well as over may entertain responsibility, Frederick X Vemon it as unto service come." to already Officer* the Henry Fanshaw, of is in Jesus." company would sail. When Makounui and his leaving and something the profitable little a-b-c Alexander easily the kind before such about a that what- servants to who "do business in Francis W. Auaten, Admiral. ing number of those Edward Hawker, Vice-Admiral. God's blessing, be book printed here to be taken with them when great waters" may, by Rear Admiral. Henry Hope, of"the truth as it and Messrs. lo in our responsiblcduties. all lain who ol men;" and be blessing for the efforts the service of their high and appears the We seamen. our in improve to ful effort our gracious interposition behalf of the long in with is of which is God to That 1. taken them physical, sanctify That all hearts may be raised in thanks- For Recognizing, doubt. a in the upon "grow their country, spiritual improvement the aspect of navy, moral acquainted are the only not has change honoa an having promise "Love decided of late years, place may Makounui is anxious to knowledge contact; —thus and of that 5. as roaeMaf an)agree on earth, ahall be done for ttiem of my " may unto not "Godliness that things, is, to into come Navy. heaven." very a blessing a rest the heathen and other nations with whom they shall »*k, it which is iv That the Promotion Prayer for Majesty's and Lord, that do, they may do it heartily may lives' end;" their Tie persons may such the to of the also, Irom temptation, "Christ's faithful soldiers and with dence moral and reli- seamen, they or pre- bodily danger, but evil, that and daily, grace," temptation the them and deliver them from wholly;" be they strength. keep to sin besetting from con- towards of God may Spirit disobe- or of courtesy, that or perform- and protected the That idleness in the Every snares flesh impur- revengful feeling generally, in health and kept tended ol jiU ahall two thin" that th.y know the general meeting. the profane and or truth; zeal want inferiors; and may avoid to christian and served from all world, of and superiors; or for all may be duty; disrespect every infirmity; dewith impressed in Her be our of giving Union in iProposed interest in ot ance equals may and sol- servants angry disregard to naval concern Christ, grace kind; our our profession. all at thorough of importance cordial an expect God's of attention they serious a the lowest, language; sensuality every dience the to professing as by tempers: in men highest want soever acquainted reflected whose mind is whaleships engage the I menlong intervals. (whether belonging I shall take as the matter, and the honor upon 'heir christian necessaries from at of invaluable answer orders of of the Lord Jesus indecent ity Almighty God; for welfare of their fellow-men. That, enabled, to for the purpose, and ally Letters of some Imth 3. Men. et connected or entertain an in- may for entertain spiritual diers to, and for His Sabbaths. to 4. we cannot example, fact such seamen most reason- universal, British of the and this to the service, reverence That all led and become to lightful privilege will soon as 2d. prayer-hear- and seamen, it has among thai which touch there tion little while, following Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ;" sent us spiritual throughout is in during that natives with wives should be Hawaiian by connection entertain the expense. en be Wo matter. sel should be chartered the re- naval Word, them think Fatuhiwa to a to use Mr. Alexander and ferred of the church 11l this hand, and the on would for it long enough war the it is great descend of Religion here, the is war powder some paid have lo that will BALDWIN. Makounui are persons concert. •'lf any chiefs 3d. As God expect prayers brother, and D. P. S.—While praying greatly multiplied. opportunity might offer. yours, encour- sea-furing companions. other some or if or, profitable market; through- is in the British promoting prayer-answering, to blessings California the some It are that christians nations. and ment in the desirous of Iremarking, could Friend; put lintl it Marquesas, Francisco Willi of all I would Friend known, is might owner to soon in tho (his cir- belonging be or world should unite in prayer for the before the officer* natives number" of He before the come goodly important labors wish time of It is me 100. pay that there welfare of their [the respectfully suggested. are from the of importance. all sideration once, in ed in get back, asked to would hogs said if 200 would do ask on cocoanuls. and cats of his haste many mostly dogs, are quite plenty. are speaking how there matter extensively Ist. learn, sincerely potatoes, bananas, te.ro, ing also eat,) never fowls a tobacco; the last of which able from Tahiti. Of animals, introduced was of plenty are sweet and published christian world. to object;—and service H. B. M.'s the The subject "Virago." the out islands, viz., these islands live in placed was by dipt. Prevost, of should be a Nuhiwa, Uapou and Uahuha. The document Puu of these Washington with the 2. culated the friends ofseamen among smaller navy a That creasing this document is of incalculable It Fahuala and South, more all the at known 1. Movement in the British following " is (Christiana; be be the 10 miles these ot Pilot been the is or soon the hope Navy. islands— have 2 We may His steamer may will flag this Aary Generally, botk Offieert them. to coining to seems of aiice has been, for many years, heads of prayer in the«te islands, but it For the islands of the Pacific. our (Dominica) Hiwaoa people; unknown There A Good to worth circumstance a 35 lost they Marquesian of the is that 1853. Missionary flag whs their reach- to This as Missionary the 14th. (Magdalena) eastern from their days more Haw- on islands. ol 23J days c., March ing Lahaina, most i. left noticing, knot Ihe a near was where was me a from the time came space group 13 Hawaii; near lias own 47 knots, were a That, he said, twine. showed night, each with fore-mast. pleased was when he which he had tied on and day, I home. simplicity, MAY, to many ser- God the souls. �ftfE" 36 H. M. Claade Robt. Buckle, F. Oambier, James C. Bichardaon, BY Jamei Anderson, Robt. B. O. do and do do Robert Coot, do Thomas J. John do Payne, u. Main, Lieutenant. Adamson, John < Bunbnry, Crawford A. 1). Mitchel Cha*. Wm. x at & Purser, Damon.—Day before yesterday received your Extra matter thought with of is well that to as I $50 to a the head. Lac. Forehead. Mata. Maka. Eye. Kuemaka. Eyebrow. donation Ihu. Ihu. Nose. Puka ihu. Puka ihu. Nostril. 1 the to gospel interest this as I re- as an a Fatu- you feel, ches will such of and mine with this myself this $50 he would rather neither money trust You I ask for me further I respecting Makounui. his arrival pressed with work and him have been short. about Iheircustoms idolatry must i-lands in the Skin. Kai. Ai. food Tamaoa. Keikikane. Hoy. Moi. Kaikamahinc. Girl. had no deified requested might too I me, one be printed bu*y, but, would day, write down word* and call the Fatuhiva nnd Mr. been we just Alexander looking and he me He they in I ancestors. wished come the in how out L, a lone throw it nui cannot They alphabet. is be N.—■ to noa 'Should enterprise the an A. B. but there interesting; purely from what my and have taken he door, a it was day, next they as morning, he cloth and I a lo and. figured punctually, work, said when he had ter service, aweat was I told our pouring 'a child. more people they But I do not to an ex- dollars.— the cordial appro- Di- Society the devise" lib- to Isaiah, Prophet and by libera! deviscth liberal things; be establish' or stopped a last and broad- on had on face and be discover, up a a* yet gospel an April, 1853. pleased, nrTY if it |dom«re. and and . be at to that our I is can I feeling assist have say. i», in with send sending neighbors, no go objection e»! ge to oat servant, in haste, J. T. in practicable, sure. Your ebd't in bun to island found may be needed,shall All prosperity but seeing your common cause, our dollars, the bread of life, 'and for tho Mar- appeal an chariot wheels, and interest in chief, nothing wherein is was Ihe best way profusely. puff him I 'herewith a the door, af- at man, could the uncomfortable jyou, he night, sabbath quesas, little with him, the would a people in 16th Honolulu, Mr. Damon.—ln reading the Friend extra been in battle, ever down his his book which would need but little modification next The to converse, without liberal things shall he stand, of shirt clothes in church afternoon, though we others Marquesas to a! came a Our wear. him. vest, we ( people such purchase appeared and ( interest in him from cd." dressed in than he had presume, good encourage meet saith as in speaks it will encourage the of the H. M. things," somethingi'"The When he firdt sailors contained the thinner suit, when came The deep was collection be to should expect in we heathen chief. pantaloons He made that seems the time of his arrival. to called eral because he is what would be not Fatuha- or thousand several public, of Ihe rectors I have become much interested in Mokou- nui, will carried through, be or small ele- a letter expedition An penditure val publish tc following publication fully the Directors will Marquesian of with reasona- now are The necessary arrange- book in the found do likewise. not obtaining the Ist of June, about The in at a of substantial encouragement, its hope out vessel a the expedition an yet been rhartered, practicable, dialect. vian show which is much, very ran- out vessels have been made It is really change or If Missionary difficulty some that month. mentary at the L would Fatuhiva Marquesian paper*, spoil him; for though had material* for audi an elementary yet in most thing*, he over eat ments not uniformly they letter L, the do Hawaiian. Probably the cast Ihe liquid in Hawaiian. hundred of (heir for, in the commenced the came to see most! Lahaina that 1 told him 1 one letters alphabet. had 1 think their language, at once. if he would to sit down and make other needfuls for to of their alphabet out an with take back with him. to relation heard much different from that of Gods, except C. book printed, exceedingly not he told lhat Makounui of them that wanting. Nui loa, (Haw.) interviews Pacific, mentioned, some dispatch to during down written were few outlay, occupied. or fitting all small as are taken meeting and vessel of the proper size and ble l>«v. La. I either $50. Thigh. 111. needed re- a Opu. since say that religion. differ much Leg. Baldwin Mr. Hawaiian a No vessel has communications them. I have or him He her been my Wawae. Kii. would the beautiful send will be must have here, I than and nor men and there may be Opu. day, amusing one teachers. give Arm. These words neighbor a remarked I year, good two .As sitting, were Marquesian, give back,without plied, this. as thither. Lima. Belly. But initiatory steps No. Knee. in faith and zeal for dom. lacking enterprise an rather be not for Tongue. Kuli. the brethren of the mission and native chur- held Aole. Uha. that A. omen, Society, set The We would remark that Directors of the have Mar- find month. this the Rev. Alelo. should Puha. time. a columns for our the to will readers deeply interesting. tho mission a new our letters from two Tooth. Niho. had I known Muo. of mouth. VVaha. Wawae. truly, yours. Most ever, Islands, forth in Chin. matter of his. west subject quesian Ear. Pepeiao. Aeo. nephew, a part of Hivaoa, Projected mission to Marquesas. The Cheek. had a ovtvr the hair. Lauobo. Fafa. Nuhiwa; and on for he rules island He is a relative of D. BALDWIN. Auoho. Papalina. I pas- a his questions respecting king the ready Oahu.— to provide shall we be must going for others also. As Auwae. I Moana, Kae. But it Aoe. already received send the understand and such Poo. all he as Oahu, where he will be able to perhaps the island Papaina. Makounuito get back short so that you have donation of hiva. Poo. of the brethren Jima. account sooner, home within I an extra. some peculiar anxiety of joice also, Sea. into Niho. enter you general meeting, to go Ocean. he may things, and asked not, returns, answer perhaps, Moana. Owae. on and zeal, though issuing you did, they hia that see much co your have written the to letter my interest their churches in the can now the containing Marquesian Chief; truly rejoiced before 1863. April 25th, soldier. Kai. Puena. 1851. lo house. a I other, other parts of the whether nic to see came or go, for him and Tai. Kuemata. do of the a woman Moana. do Elite, not Earth. do Bowden, Paymaster the an Honua. Surgeon. 11., Lahaina, was Luwahine. do lirownin, old Uwahine. he the time arrived When he sace Finua. do r. an. The. do Thompson, eubjecl a or ka. or Koa. December the He. Hale. M'Carthy, Captain, Brother when Toa. Paget Make, Arthur he should Fae. l'asco, but Woman. Ke Ka. He wished iisland, Man. do Frank H. Lambert, Colin A. or |wao. Wahine. do Symona, Dc Courcy A. Agnew, 11. Kanaka. do do Billingaly, Henry Enata. Ke do Wm. H. John God. if he as or he evipass, yet to came has the idea, that, in all dently Bngliah. Hawaiian. Ke Akua. somehow confidence in missionaries.— put unbounded He is now on a visit to Wailuku and Maka- the see know how it not do conse- entirely unassuming, pious people, our of them; and one scarcely more fine coat, than if he a He is with mingles He vanity. or that he i* of any all. none at was Hawaiian may Ke Akua. E. do Justice, 100. B. that you names, Wahine. do a. Oeorge Atkinson, (100. C. Grcenway, Robert Chaplain. a., m. had one with and few of the words I had writ- a Fatuhiva Bate, R. that labors there.— missionary pride know, the quence, becauae he has enter giving the corresponding English seems to similarity. Lenney Wm. off copy down, ten do do Ed. H. Wm. T. Twill do Fiahboume, similar many limilar words in »o into great facility this ?ny streaks of wa* at perfectly a with Hawaiian, would acquainted do Henry Downee, Hugh Ooold, half hour I such me 1853. MAY, Hawaiian and Fatuhiva language*, Medical Inspector. 0., The showed structure, and Yatee, Comaaander. George Hope R. work do Maude, Franci* for Fatuhiva. do Jams* Cockourn, Jobs do do do Coffin, FRIEND, WATERHOUSfc. �THE From Ih. Panama Improvement in the Whaling An fitted for being sea, Eugenia, tho Pacific Ocean, of spacious dimensions, an after and cabin is in his of family, consisting who will cabin The forward for the fitted is Below, crew. with berths from bies vessel Hern Guayaquil, bad with We Isthmus and mendable for the room for the boatstcercrs, and to police hero, They returned make to that ans.ver to the their day.— a had they than food of the out the side. which is day, next proposed which it is Captain, William surprised out ard's The Swift and Wharf, Sailor's Wood. if it should be the service. Messrs. Dec. plan due relative to toward the should is not ownrd by " I inspected.— the American from to look out who left , New lipecting her." He Honolulu, t c lieen Bright, Bedford on and is supp; sed in engaged a The Bible ship from for time a observation with his Chaplain, Valparaiso, in Mr. Trumbull of Valparaiso, just received S. jcoast in a let- May to 39. amounted to through shopkeeper the of. a Spanish Not $284 Scripture* days many '200 copies Io go the ornamented some of the to a the 11th of During October, that time, here, many copies have been since he sold port in Peru. first than Some of copies have been taken among the native had went they said had they "and will you know said it," " head and heart, he, read I reason; my all They it. "Read Italian," and, pointing in through once Bible, English an the library of had read not. all express- they the to asked them if a »aid he, Christian, I should A* taking up to it his " it remainedhere and heie be is with set where Ihe on war strict in fleet and is junks, ter will find soldiers than the at home. A with that the The of bay expected, and the there whole bay The much bet- • will not country, except all the members other have been left soon the the and it ia will be be In Ksquire, o'clock will at r. Chancellor fectual way of civilize of and and exalt public morals; precepts to to purify to the most humanize to the families for intelligence prove population."— B.S.Record. life." justice, and just fortitude; and tem- to im- all the relations of social and domestic hoped for or the in Floricul- reading ol Kxhibition, Cattle, Products, of the of member every the Society by Day the Annual John Montgomery, Bethel, commencing The ai. KiusT of the delivered be the day, public will be and it is 1-1 at 7 past invited respectfully are to to do and will etc., are particularly animals dairy cropi, be and pro- numerous, and invited to be'present at the in former years, to add to * liberal of the occasion, by aa pleasure of fruits and flowers. accommodations will be of the credit to the islands. exhibition; and, Good that field fruits, vegetables, of The ladies hibition opened on Wednesday, the hoped manufactures, as The man- municipal law; enforce tho observance of prudence, into perance, ef- general system give efficacy international and the arrangement The exhibition the Kent.—" The diffusion of the Bible is to interested attend. ducts, opened Judges of Juno, Society, planter.i, others will be devoted to the Eve.mno tuk Address at such force." general Day hclil be of preacnt. contribution of of the and islands, choosing and entry etc., samples • by First reports, interest Opinion Society will 7th, Bth and 9th days the thin the second they anticipate. had better trade and 1853; residents of Thk mil- hand. Japanese • presents Honolulu, on at Society! Agricultural meeting of annual at the case One night. at a mountains guns, while in the the Is- on kept prepared ready arc a received just Hawaiian Royal The subject of Agriculture, Horticulture, are earnestly requested to attend. cousl; and their fires ture burning to na- a is ready for then people Ihe over countless of kind; disposed more he surprise, were they from He exhibited he should appear expedition city from the 6th of a who people "But," Protestant." a a was Mussulman, real stamp. steamer, and this at a become to were or trip! is surrounded with innumerable forts. " office, says: The tales of Bibles and Testaments in this ter gentleman, a The of soldiers Tho A.—Rev. If I ed Honolulu. Chili, was tho adopted people, Europeanized, he told acquain- Jao-1 expected Emperor which order in the iJeddo, jare all already jsqadron lion expedition expedition. me, * the Seamen's r or board communicate lo Buffalo, in Honolulu. store i Ihis notice fall under his requested of discharged was night, Wanted. L. " he had his many of like half as from his of their Turk of Ihe old become of conversation he language, of Infidel, mistaken, and in French supposed views had become steamer fluently very gentle-1 of the feelings of his countrymen, one jwcre Lewis the that the Japan, letter, 1863. Information sort of the trip passenger* European science, and poli- course with the religious Turkish pa- a respecting Stairs: land of Ji'ddo. be on Van states following, a this country from a informed by was tive of Haz- ul now the United the her to adopted through- and is to China, the letter received from a over liquid is from just returned anese We where she may Magazine, man comes I'ne by on Eugenia Allen, of Post publise* Boston extract to adopt to The more thrown quietly credit of which the are good portion This will be remedied Eugenia, be a when the dinner hour remaining round have get and Italian, tance as Constantinople, the them that if they but if the Gov- law, but me, The Japan Expedition. Among provisions sailors liberally, very want, and they provisious. where ships, whaling served to with .In the the yawned; at to in the Argument.—Mr. recent a intelligently tics. re- no accommodate to proportion a pan our ernor land to order passed I at Smyrna, conversed from In cry. placidly to fact sha, who, in in- Model babies those. missionary interesting an he prisoners, is twenty persons would have to send off and tie them, or put the will take crew At this placed there. ihem under The latter was done, guard. their meals under the direction of the boatand they were landed at the northern gate, Ihe will two stewsteerers. Eugenia carry tinder a guard of soldiers and police who for the and one ards, one for the officers, then conducted them to the Gabildo or City, and the best order will be observed crew; where their appearance created some exwhile ihe crew are taking their meals. This, citement some of our At population. among is a new idea, is certainly very creditable to a later hour in ihe day, say at about two in the owners, and will have a tendency to inof one or two the afternoon, under charge as Ihe comfort crease the self-respect as well police officers, they were conducted to the of the sailor. Tho pecuniary advantage to College, where they received such attention will not be small. The custom the owners from the authorities as it was possible, unboard the now prevailing on ships of all nader the circumstances, to extend to them.— Each seaman furnishes tions is the old one. Yesterday morning the whole body started his own tin pot, pan and spoon. The "grub" for Cruces, under one official guide, but we is served upon the forecasile deck, or down saw no military or police force accompany" the forecastle in a kid," and is divided them. ing each one taking into his among the crew, table fit wished them com- ba- the face of on slightly gazed The Resistless arrival, during limited was never of ihem sign." no Lennep, but would be land, veilance sui which slay up sistance long a subjected the informed of- were One con- through On their they could they They creature* pinched several merely others with the Panama, speed. rumor, common that and this I made are they of the country with all out care globe. test crowd. who Gov- Equadorian that that he would put them ficially and large the told are the Govnrnor of to request says of 32 Jesuits, cargo expelled by been ernment. signed a the arrived here from now Dutch " that say phlegmatic, contented, most looking dependent national Equadorian the Carmen osa Europe, the are American, Babies!—An in traveling of Jesuits. Departure Tuesday last, — cabin is fitted spacious a one child, and of ihe four is sleeping a as alter voyage use which The forecastle, ■nates. airy, is The the on On finished the captain with wile and a him accompany being style. best ihe occupied by be lo deck, on divided into is cabin, forward mahogany in and ac- which crew, Her cabin is of notice. worthy An-ival in peculiari- arrangements for the commodationof her officer* and are cent lo voyage some presents her interior in ties year* ihree a Model Sib. Star, J.auary Ecquador! since long not 37 1853. of the Jesuits Expulsion Service. The baik MAY. FRIEND, stock, poultry, premiums of last provided for the ex- fee. year, consisting ot silver thonsan* books, etc., amounting to nearly one dollars in value will be distributed at the exhibition. ware, Those this persona ye»r, intending to should gtv* compete notioe to Ha* for premiums, Swsetarr, E. O. Hall, Esq.. without delay. Person, on other Islands vor on the would confer Society by eallinf bition. Honolulu, April 2», «tt**tlbn WM. L. 185S-41-M LEE, s great faexhi- to this President. �FRIEND, THE 38 Information. Important the courtesy of H. B. Through Miller, sul General been had permitted have.been we loss of Mill certain vessels rarely if visited ever (bat Naval, It is much and Exploring English visit all ed by islands. the be to hoped will The fail not questions, interests these of requires commerce relate which have been sels their those to known the on be lost to On the The McAskills. specting book, to Bull," which lee two natives confessed lhat that he states re- have we after lee the 11 years board the on at the time of her wreck. vessel, The Wavirlt"—This " and vessel murdered, crew sailor a in gaged vessel owned was Sandwich Messrs. and Co. in Ladd & the destroyed by in 1835. mation, determined On Harriet. of the was fitted part, to by out search for Capt. C, schooner tured Ihe natives of the by whether killed or tely ascertained. nnd sunk in but Island, not, has The Ihe the full white deeply were The whale " living ship belonging crew This island is E. The of Strong's that the She London. in the autumn Island regard communicated Cudlip, commanding Slrong's was the Johns. English The forsupplies detained by was The Capt. Cudlip'* off.' been Ihe to men far not existence, or the by by Capt whale ship visited in January. 1843, head winds narrative, two we in Island copy as well the Chiefs as act or Waverly or Island Strong's Tho on The east. who and advantage out the leaving real anything I,which of the a calm place 1843, morning, and was could perceive in uniformly kind their took there towed have with many doubts character of ibe natives, we we not as to from ple and inoffensive) ac- are over divided the port is the are s form- — 5 12 N. two ports. very there, scattered I the secure. not time 1 and leak communicate with strangers, but selves upon this island people and who have for must have have led them Lower a At received, were known. On between 4 rock on engine Ihe S. the guile from operation this £ She chore, — bnt to was add ap- near the and the of J to she and ineffectual efforts water. She reversed to sea, the bay a California. was out the out Island, off running been the be lo point all sinking began a to made were now headed the ciitical to forward in flames not and the the ex- reached a line Ihe had When she the wheel given was so attempting to A third boat requested lo vessel, and more at ladies and children. hand, scores into the sea, man some but the many reach improve boat returned the to that was their lives. to house shore, —after secured, rope. ladies on dis- flames tardily obeyed, was in the portunity for saving the evil them- Ihe Before she rapidity. of well drowned by was An order the order was vessel, she destination fearful boat, and take delay fire. on of with spread a the think indisposed to iv situation of were disposed cast February 4lh, 10th, struck Margareta have badly, bail several Chiefs well one was 400 passengers. February she During Ihe These peocountry. visited them, in 1834 and amicable by left San Juan definitely not of backed mile. number line th 6 disposition of deserters these on over do She passengers The shore The 2,500. in up passen- statements Independence," more of to struck more few at- inno- of cillier other of life is drawn of various nearly name, vessel lo affirm- were has the of the island. 1835, appeared to conduct, at extent and west eastern natives here the and Steamer loss Francisco, San number point pears of- Strong'- in situated long, the King's Sept. and Oct., burning, accounts " 5 o'clock, same cut out Mr. Dudoit, Honolulu: is VV. on respecting Strong by the one of frightful board morning and was 102 58 E. one whole March, at the the mid King, taking but covered remarks furnished were lat. and lived of in the Acapulco of Harriet. following — the 19th part French Consul erly the The months. he, of any The The for whalcship, 1848, by narrative of the loss of this the its wreck and on have must Capt. Cudlip, invariably to that 1842. island Vanderbilt Line. these land. Harriet way put American January, Burning steamer having the was inhabitants of the by of the our living adding men some at groups. board on were, the Mill King's reef a on of the passengers The mate- most the Harriet of whalcship, 1852, who survived and written gers trust acknowledged from 50 in not seamen who men crews murdered and the verbal ' from back, bill ships durinf) Thus it would appear, that cent the loss follows: "On King American 1852. an ofT, following steamer natives, del Sud, for suspicious in definite respecting the 19, and board before He would agreed time the at The two writes, vessel*, coming their Independence. ill-fated ican and uneasy infor- March, on of one cut they harbor, with that of the the inland and IG3 to in soon. confession vessel." of 1842.— cording Pacific weather harbor of the island over From so murder of six while " and His rial points ed, in Wreck in the lee himself on board any of our six English an very Ihe Amei an No long. January, Sydenham's Hav- this character of the design our returning Waverlv, was Lydia, murdered by the inhabitants Islands, from 1835 to were of St. cer- natives, situated in 55 20 N. Pacific, never of st get the King to appeared our my have in the affair. to particulars of the Harriet but he 31 and 1848. scuttled andI of N. Jackson, obtained group.—See Friend, en- and ascertain return fate of ships send boats two ever Triton," natives of consideredI obtained will shoot- vessel, then anchor of the unsuspicious burnt stay. was supposed among implicated Strong* Island, 2fl is cap- been defini- harbor Harriet"—This taken and of men, never particulars It was Piscadores, VVaverly lee been ascertained. tain and "Victoria," the found the Pearl and endeavored to the came to he knew of (be days were pigeon they " nearly was Mill llie them that ask, they will they 109 6E. Ontario," cross- tho vessel. They having definitely lost was island, tending Capt. Cudlip lat. See Friend Oct. watering—the Cap- which wish they circular range of islands, situated a wrecked in The on men absent masters crews.— anchor in the an possession of them. to This Capt. Dowsett, who sailed from Honolulu in in and everything what and be 1833, N. " The Pitt's ves- more, their 20 natives attacked valuable taken, was by the Government Islands, to about wooJing out two confession, came while or follows:—Three as ihe day following burnt the vessel. brig Strong's Island, of their was obtained more inhabitantsof the Surgeon being ing—the ing On Harriet harbor, in M'Conncll's tain and the Caroline Islands." was 441 reccommended destroyed with examination, took Ho harbor. in at crews, and advised their but Strong's Island, to obtain all give bo- some them all." ship.— information spoke the their fate. leaving, or "Elizabeth" of Port W., in shell, people by telling himself in the after day S. found that to sea barque "Pearl," One The substance Island. "A Residence of Holland and third 1827, sels had been year definite account, most secreted Tun more of the natives for one getting on the En- an upon the island of obtain, is found entitled, in New was about the was "John the been able it that, says shipped anything for the value them, King not their kill to war and uneasy very see do lo of one deserters make themselves They nnlives—they I hey In these seen tortoise these poor Our close write obtained of rum. the from Bunker, if London, they they us of ivns of Ascension vicinity report lost ship, the American or going "John Bull."—This whale glish 1 Mathema- have murder amongst pound one ties of mount- I voyages commit of arc log book, belong- them letting and cruise, another had ves- safety endangered. The in will occasion, present Our remarks made about my are of which boatsteerers. where to of the kind. the it. as things, cautious to of the one ship [following of case a of Harriet, ship to a of instruments, part ing vessels The which have taken place. come cesses not any viz:—a brass quadrant, a had some seen, possession, our 1853. denied Ihnt wrecked there. sextant, have tical Surveying vessels, and American, of King's any in now islands by the to seen except whale ships. both the among Some of these Islands. been relating rile of documents a peruse they knew we they as of the article* some to which possession, honestly by, M.'s Con- MAY, the lowered the op- Only one took away No other resource and hundreds cast themselves seizing whatever they could lay �THE their hands killed instantly carried and in ing away to The the vessel the loss of human life Some report nearly was lost, hundred 10!M) the which thirty.— boat ships left, the been lost it having know to ever in that perished many weighing and how witness who hours before all who two sur- all crossed distance of five The taken appalling outvied in features the The doubtless have awoke life, could they have One bodies of whom that us received never little two the she watched for hours the girls, informs land, lo came care. proper beach, as The in us were whale the to and Maury, supplying was of tho day in an schooner Upper started ships hospital- children Wives must of their with while husbands, kind no for the out friend alas, and wreck, Capt. boat C. in the deep, the remainder and buried side by side gathered were Upon tlic lone barren i.-lc tlu\v After and the ship the hull edge frpm saved which and women was fifteen some taken stoppage on the tleap tlieir burnt was washed provisions answered children small Ono as the island. shelter a during sail the The want means the Samp- A were but rocks water Most of the water ered every day By the a have the no signs wreck on of were spoonful empty days' Each an through quills of found reach average " thrown distillery, cask and furnished sufficient felt, and distill lo of coast crabs and whose was took him and gasping, spot upon per month. Europe, S. and U. Europe, the letters, received about warded about 800 Post the distressing kind monthly. the expenditures 1852. 'roteatant Schools in all Island; •i Catholic " Schools, '« Catholic " Amount ,1 " Scholars in Protestant for expended teachers' in her Government she a on and an on shore waiian Islands, own these the stranger, a her overpowered almost gave dear children mother birth cost 1852, during reposed escaped with and first the child, another to Marriages by been on ex- the Ha- $54,000. $1 — 65 in the 1852. Clergymen, " Catholic, " '* Mormon, 991 428 74 " Birth*, 1,860 " Heaths, 2,822 Clergymen, Protectant, 31 13 Catholic, " " " Mormon, 17 74 Foreigners Naturalized, " " of America, " of Great perished. must soon Items, Pros. " " of distress that of each scholar ia General 'Jo. " scenes have pended fellow little which survived while the father The to sunny performed infant child of 14 months, night supposed for educational purposes Public Schools. to a warm when the stricken heart private schools, which, (Lahaina luna) however, amount the watery grave! One 15 *are supported by supported by Government. " in there schools insensible but arms, him child of for the that her common own drowned was of one Gross almost lifeless While she thought crushing his 46 $16,427 Besides the In- how us of 88. Deparlment, $607 Schools Average the hills, offices has tells Master 1,000 monthly, and for- receipts exceeded the Post Office ■as countries, Of inter-island The (estimated,) countries, to letters office, giving his arrival in California. carried revived. soon lady mother awaiting On of all other have 29 14 Britain, 31 nations, small holes were gath- and children their quota. describe. water for had two was the Nature could Engi- and converted Hunger doubtless would ted for the sur- fire. those relief not Some not and ate must survived no out soon the could pen food nearly have held thirst who come, never nights — water the post all other " foreign 24,940 through of 2,770 all other '"orwarded read- our the loss of the survivor One boy lying little a of brackish occurred, Mr. Coffins water passed months iVom the U. S. and is relate. clothing feelings, water. around which night,men,women turn water find it and subsisting table a ingenuity an to three followed the minute, and in sipping neer, near the surviv- luggage severely was taken found about exuding into of party of muscles, Post Office 9 During schooner not furnish to account of all full to sea. island 20 miles, the a. was to three to story father the rocks, barrels of salt hold. overboard floated it. with water's She the to against upon their bodies, and all the all ers beach, laal sleep." reached the shore with but little ors 93 open- Gordon, The Bay. quite impossible It is the along sandy shore, " 38,117 30 hours, reach- assistance, but did our dependence. Over seventy bodies Cullen remarks: remained 14 Taxes, only a tear Dr. 08,699 72 go north for to Emory, Capt. them incidents connected with over 78 wages, lifeless some shed to 45 224,282 22,965 the vessel.— 255 souls crowded into the smallest compass. in perished looked anxiously remains died, have $234,109 Commerce, food, with us died away wave 1852- ending Dec. 31st, Revenue, Internal Our the wreck till the camp had been abandoned. upon the sand, The ship Meteor Capt. Jeffries, was be hoping that some momenlo at least might chartered to take the passengers to San vain. She thinks her seen, but she gazed in Francisco. She sailed Ihe 3d March with after wave of Majesty's Foreign Imports, all have barque Lane generous open Magdalena to nine months amount Disbursemnts, a by Capts. respectively assistance, and after rowing in Gross has Ist ed the the following statistics, the glean H. H. of Reports we and up, cordial and the most was started son Ministers, eye shore, we VVhelden and and shelter clothing an would hearted. more consciousness and to who had lost lady dying Many ashore. floating now bay commanded shown ly produced opposite where James Jeffries, reception the dead and the across Omega, Meteor, vessel and the Fisher, the land. to bodies of came possible, heart-rending Clement, and of tho burning escape shore, if on horrific its to struggle scene hard and the to over forgotten by the to miles, reached the shore. vived, finally that Scripture "desperately wicked." Hawaiian Statistics. From the for tho to came forthwith broken was camp lii'inls be to knowledge came to es- sufficient quite are the occasion. on The catastrophe.— fearful likely to Soon after the water the bodies of the however which have tablish the sentiments of heart of man is of the survivors some plunder to The facts to our boat a forthwith thanksgiving ready were attracted carried bay. fresh who Before their whalemen The cries of uproar not an the bringing camp, bon- by the inhuman conduct of refrain we of fact* respecting a statement the without stoppage sent was party of a men pounds, across took cannon whalers. thirty On land. men in off, the i.-lund and of the arrival, however, main of the discharges attention the day inserting narrative tbjs publishing from had dead. they miles party of a across cannon bay, the 2d that fifteen near evening sams fires and the south end of at stating vessels bay, Magdalena bread. bo difficult will several immense. whale hundred and one books of the vessel The It than less none few brief a was two as many as to save the island a brackish of In so day 2d Prospecters returned seen ship's the holes small the mountains across and the trunks themselves and their friends—in moments smoke of evening found from the in the sea; attempting while perished most now with floating amid drift- were was strangled be to swimmers, good scene suffocated half terrific—some baggage, rendered effi- those who rescuing sea. in water rendered assistance been no The SamP" the island. Capt. to sea. out of his officers some cient aid quitted had speedily. ves- burning from the fragments to were son other* and drowned, or doubtless vivors were prospector clinging sel Some upon. 39 .853. MAY, FRIEND, or three much have flood Lord Aberdeen.—He ia tasted minister who days. church longer. prostraand of has not England been since a the first 1 prime member of tbe the expulsion of James II from the throne and the restoration of Protestant 16S8. Hi* ascendancy lordship the his forefather*, and is byterian church by tbe revolution professes a tbe faith of member of tbe Pres- of Scotland. �THE 40 DFYork. fOoarNyntsmelw The 14 English clipper days from San " FRIEND, MARINE MAY, 1853. tbe charts 40 JOURNAL. arrived Franciaco, on PORT OF New York, quickest much ia the The steamer the third No lives ah Rambler, Willi.. April is paper our juat going to "Patent "Polar news. 9 all Star," We for he as pointed their crews, for three and absent four The sels Star everything a not years, The fine is ship whaleman could ask— Boy—outward—S. 1,. Swan, ro'y, ('. Mr. Mrs. F. Misa M. Brewer, Dexter, Per Starr, Jones, Mrs. Munfroy, Munfroy, H. A. H. W. Ritson, Moved, H. A. 11. M. St. Clair, «cli Bavley. 15—Am ah Tinqua, Agnes 11. I*Uad. |HJiza 18—Am brigan. for C'biua. T. S. of •■■" V *y • •"»'«• ln - uf> ****'* i>' i j Kieiiara •*■ < lre ",,• ; p eiiini, ah Eliza Warwick, \\ vm 27—Am wh eh Jan. Maury, at>, n, 29—Am wli eh Gtu. Ilowlniid, lor Wight, in men Ok C Am wh ah Polar star, 1' ■» «k xo •«, Port. J. C " on 19 lime, 600 ap, 75 , , wb. d '' VVhi ">. "bohaa B rIT 1.1 '«* Hi »u ■ . h ■- "iiioa, re- d K°A ,h, ,»V m• a, Washington, 50 Edwards 17 nioe, 14—Am bk »« at theae 14—Am eh 14—Am »h Fanny, Nye, l«», "ich.r. ulanda. a ..-.-' Hospital, Honolulu, April Sth Star, " Swift, Anadir, 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 7 6 5 Chapel, Time, 5 00 6 00 fi 132 for March and for March and 00 00 00 31 86 60 April, 218 llonations 00 5 March Ut, expenses, 50 00 5 00 o schooner Chape, 00 7 60 Soule, Milo, t> iuuh, 175 81 102 60 April, 2000 wh. ep, Present uioe, 20 ep. " 'h*- 1 ft—Am WM Hooks The written of «„i, k ah Paciic, Brigg, tor Ana ab Hero, McC leave, Honolalu. 11—Am ah Europa, Week a, Honolulu, 13—Am ah Copgreaui 9d, Hatbawny, cruiae. natural written The or commanded ap, waa Roaaax Put by Capt. wrecked r.b. ef the 8. W. end of A. J. Corey, ••The Am. v. hici w or give these a « b, and 75 Mtdtcaled uoa* been books blind; you or away, curiosities. about since J, you by which I have at are have years, been have iall. extract from liberty exchange I 2j books, Kirn them been af- and have unable to congregation." following are the Child Assisted}" " Tlie Awak,enod Sinner," Directed." an of them:—"l send them artificial wbale.ahif, Happy Choice;" 19 inontha, 1900 IS.at 3 o'clock A. M., within four mUea Ckrt»lma. laland, or is 300 of the books (with blindness) preach to MEMORANDA. iWeaca since I have 34 Sale. following accompanying them flicted 7— The 11. Eli*a Warwick, to sell cruise. N. letter " written cruise. Peate, Honolulu. 7—Am ah Geo. W aabington, Edwards, 7—Am eh Zone, Maraion, cruise. .. the lor Chaplain has received a supply and published by the Rev. Caleb Bath, the Honolulu. Cherukee, Smith, cruiac. Draper, Coffin, Honolulu. 7—Am ab Ca/nvau, . ll,.„ en 116 Debt, Cleared. 7—Am L. Holly, 40 ep, Debt upon April I—Am ah Eliza Adama, Smith, Honolulu. s—Am bk At 5 5 Polar America, Fisher, 22 moa, luOap, 1400 wh. Julian, Clea veland, 10 woe, 24) »u, 1800 wh. 4—Am cli Otympla, Rueaeil, HI. 10 00 Lurnian, llabcock, Dover, — recovery S. For Friend. 00 20 00 " " " I—'An ah Harrison, Hatha cruise. way, Aiii eh Rambler, Willie, Honolulu. I ,|r> for hia 10 •' " ap, 850 wh. I—Am brig Ida, Lovejoy, Kealakeaa.ua. P.n.i ihe Pacific Ocean. Robertson, Honolulu, Incidental 14—Am ah Hill.mm, Cook, 21 Bay, on the Mthof J.qn.rv, ****'«"" <"> "-""I U» whale ahip Ja. Indian. \J^ Gee. Pease, 2G thou'.aiid (in.- 350>ap. Narragaoaet e»q., nr.i Briti.b Ounaul Pacific, wn. 500 wh. n^i!1t? , c1..,"".h/.l, ' S2Efi" Maury naury. ah I, among Sea- Tierce, Kutusoff, 1900 wh. Mas, free] vupport.rl l>y l-'rn-n ami (he Pendleton, " 2—Am ab Natchez, Hall, 18 moe, 195 300 wb. ep, 9—Am ah /one, Mfirs ton, 29 mos, 15Vep. 4—Am ah Falcon, Gardner, 9 uiue, 50 ep. 4—Am bk 1050 wh. Oscar, Dexter, 17 moe, 300 ap, I"J—Am ah Arnolda, Hurtling, 9 moe, tt.e» yeare paat. .i,!ed^h!!E\ l! \ u<h, " of Mr J "n» »iledontheeel«landaovtrslyear». the 31st Cornell, Arrived. I—Am sh Barnstable, Coon, 22 in.t.,of rouaumption, raided for during iltsirihuled are Capt, Clark, ship Holly, April I—Am bk Clement, Lane* wlncli Ford, " 2—Am ah who had General, Hospital, Clwpel, [stats Spaulding, Mrs. PORT OF LAHAINA. by Rev. T. E. 1 —Am England, bu, Britain the- acknowledge Consul ForChappl. lir ach Launta, Baker, Died. *" Little would B. M.'s botak,. 1200 9tf on, Hmh.tway, nioa, 150 ep, I—Am eb Rambler, Willie, 0 hum, 90 ap. iHrh'i. Chaplain from H. $20, nl topics I—Am ab llarri »ft«.litii% Lady, 11. Masher. llabe, fratuitanu* cniilril.uimusj Wiiehlcn, Arctic. (i. M. 17th Inet.at the eloee of 10th Ingnlls, Winser & Donations. Wood. of l. •"Sunday, CP. For ihe Senmpn'* N. Bedford. lor '* 97—Am whah Omega, Fiaher, 99—Br bg Lli/.a Appleton, for Pott Phillip. D., Minuter of Public luetructioi. M »u Mrs. X Schofield, 20—vin bk Piiilmm-l.i, Glover, Callao. Principal the Royal School Armatroaa, clde~t daughter of the Rev. - liloomfiold, ending March , 'quarter Hillman, flcckwlth. ArnMranf, D. Vaughn, I. attendance'it Am wh sb G"lconda, Dougherty. Am wh .-h Cook. 'he New Court llou.e, (ircefield, T. Muffin. I " a- S. Caidwcl'. Stokes, CARD.—The Arctic. Ann, Dallinan, VeHseN in Sabbath the to return desire Arndt, Henry 95—Am ah Huntteaa, Lambert, New Bedford 95—Hum ah Caeaarewetacb, Gorgan, fur Kamacliuika, Star—inward—Manuel Spanalua. Honolulu,In.i supplied from via Maui. Married. la P. H. Dexter, E. liberally received Honolulu, they \V. G. .■<um 23—Am. ach E. L. Ft oat, ((.empilcad, for San Frano-co, Mrs. Saturday evening, April ICth, by Rev. S liiuma, Mr, Tbobum Welch to Mi.. Lydia Brooke. of aid J. dc Payta, for Port Phillip. Cottle, cruiae. 93—Am wh ib Mary J. Id Honolulu, nnd the Oriental, Nelson, for San Frauciaco. Luna 10—Am wh ah Cambria, 21—Am bk Magdaht, Taber, for Chri»tmas It*. Carter, For thanks. Miss, i'rancis Ada.ni*, Smith, for Arctic. being cast upon inhospitable island, they surrounded by those Honolulu, Tell, Mary board where other kind friend* H. W. Mrs. o» and Lancaster, Mrs. M. Chriatmas la. Hobron, Capt. and most generous Instead of 11. Douglass, L. P. Emma, Pinhorn, l'ort Phillip. a generously most and naked, home and passage islands, necessities. A. P. .Norton. Whitmorr, have 1 their sincere Gilt, Lahaina. at who the these hungry, acknowledge to kindness aid. waterless foreign residents Kodiak, Fu-iriiliam, Siika. 16—Br ach to the themselves in due fed the clothed especially to their are ships, Clement, comforts of the sick. found find their Catherine Brown,, Sydney. whale and Thanks having for (be thirsty, to the They come American assistance. unremitted barren, a < four seamen desire of his vessel have of the water to They i desire Maury, Meteor, Omega timely <conduct. lluinont. 15—Haw ach Maria, 90— —B. F. bringing undersigned having bean passen-fated steamer ** Independence" hearted Whelden'* Wing. Mandcll, Wiug.. 12—AmiCfl Gazelle, H. Moaher. Per Eliia A it-leton—outward bk destitute. crews their Igiven 12—Tahitian acb Martha, brown, M'Coughtry I'm Polar Icit to return They nearly acknowlodgment* to the Captain, offi- administered I sh 20-Cbil. bk Huntress—outward—Mrs. Welch and and 6 children, and Ed. Brown. tor 11—Am wh eh Warren, Smith. La- Moore, left goiicrous HalL 11—Am wh bk Uobt Morriaon. 11. M. Stone A. Martha, sincere , 11—Frah Villa dc Rennea, Uellot. 11—Am wh ah L. C. Richmond, Cochran. Misa J. Mun- Mr. J. Munfroy, j Cum. Oliver Crocker, Ca»h. 18*—Am. wh ah J. air. thrn made the ill viz:—Jamcx y—Am wb ah North Star, Brown. ves- Patent Hoffman, bonrd on gers were 9—Am wh ah New England, Pendleton. April Howe, , York, M'Keivlry, New Bedford. Am brig Zoe, Ricbarda, San I raccteco. B—Br Zoo—outward—Capt. Steele, Capt. Lawton, (apt Makee, S. Bed. their Gorman, 3tJ da fm 1 CaeaarewtthCh, 11. Waterman, Fr ah E*p,«loii, 7 be A. Cheever. Is- 2d mate, the porch iser, who has diipatthtd the Isla to off the effects. Mag bring was CARD.—The mue fin fm N. 8., 300 ip, u moa (cers and April 8— Am wh eh Citiaen, PASSENGERS. Per Wight, 4 Tamerlane, Shuck ley. 14—Kiism. bk Swiss Christmas rv hoard the rr bk Pacific-,, Luhama, 275 s—fir bk Galatea, Hnyea, Sydney. nearly " touclttd it on re MartiiN, they r the Kuglish Sydney, visit Honolulu Mafia, tad n<me. Aquetnet, *• 6—Am to to to Having public Mr. Fiich 5— Am ah Rambler. Willis April Per Geo. Uowlmul, Am ah Alice 5 all over." frence, fm to wreck, s—Am bk Hlark Eagla, Ludlow. the from their About this rime W. by They found Mr. Briglitman, 2d ufficer, and Mr. Foruian, the carpenter, All the and whatever toguard the property. oil, belonging the auction in Honolulu, wa-* *ud at Am all Good Return, 5 cabin and steerage of the Polar models. are pa- It is due ship*. off in miserable and uncomfortable sent li. Magnolia. Cox. >h " 5 improving hour-. cocoanutoil. ing " 4—Am ah to us learn that the to the wreck. to IS. Zea- "84,35.1. schnouer liv Chajie, patent blocks, are their officer* out ship—her steering, style and outfit of homes Fran. San hilluian, I'm.k, N. Am. Co. eh Am ih Am 4 ship* and 8. F Oriental, Nelaon, fin Labaina. eh 4—Am Phij and beautiful whale gratified are of whale owner* a'i 3o in u insane collecting to bit N.H. I'erkinn, Allen. 3—Br acb Time, San Francisco Over," said Mr. Man- pew excellence* of hi* apparatus &.r, ke. da fm 13 da fm Sau Kranri.ro. Valparaiso. no press, in landing Island, situated 160 miles N the Itoimd from San Fr.incisco Cleared. for items of many da On 21 I ino.ua, 150 wb, 1500 chester, Mate of the tent wh 25—Ruaa room No live* engaged fly da\s, and obtained the tchoon rod Ins arrangement* 25—Am wh ah Pol«r Star, Holly, 2 the wit 20—Am lost since steamer eastward. waa ep, 2000 Mil. 18—Am brigan 3 ship Mary Ann, Da 11man. land, 300 ep, 900 wb. were January. As 4-Am S. S. Lewi*" has been " tbe to anti took aw.ty ten of ihe R Ps crew, including Brislow, 2 boat-*teerersand 7 seamen Capt. Co April 12—Chi Ilean bk Luna dc Pwita, Ba**ett, 18 Id-Am making more 4—Am fur Fanniug's of five furelgoer- party ! turped Maury, Whelden. eh 15— Br bg Eliza Appletuu, San Francisco. :iaco. Eliza Adam*, Smith, 4—Am »h J as. 15—Am clipper eh near far to* days Hie crew seven sccomplished They ma Brown, fm 8m Fruit April 17—Am wli eh Golconda, Dougherty, N. U-, |CJ» The lost; ah 4—Am paper* information of political a April ft—Am ah New England, Pendleton, 4—Brack Catherine Brown, importance. wrecked Arrivals, Address of President Inaugural snd This made. ever passage contain the Pierce, March 22nd. to boat whale HONOLULU. W. Manday, May the 2nd, bringing 50 mil.-- or For When all that could be landed nil, boie, aaiU, rigging, Jcr. stored on shore, waa safely Vapt. Coiey and lour men left in a from new* lost. ware Noma," Clelland, The of View that, of books: flhriat;" — "The Holy Spirit Resisted;" "Tho and entire titles * A " The series, for Young Christian sale, price $l,i(j v � 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/. Title A name given to the resource The Friend (1853) 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/. Title A name given to the resource The Friend - 1853.05.04 - Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1853.05.04