https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/11f6a3d413adadd6a078732e9e9eb272.pdf 7255b3871b9e250e57804aaf29fe69db PDF Text Text FRIEND THE New THE - - the Arrlic, Nos. 4 and 5, IsMteM ahuut Death of Mrs. Palmer, Late , ■ . - i o. Ixiea of Liverpool So, Loes of Susan, • Life on board 2t. a ' - of war, always and oath to custom my people, common NOVEMBER 1853. 1, This 1 them. St. Napolcon at of Talk benefit possessed really Tallyhand con-] my with acquainted time, and long a projects my a Tullyrand is I and is rapacity what by to care means of money, he obtains it. that I great, so was covetous so un-j as His speak kind'v obliged, was after having in vain warned him several times, to from 16 20, when I used to Reslaureteur one three louis of happy upon my on provements stance no I was made I forced an in Had I died 23. to much so never truly it, French at thou- fifty im- speak some for reputation A bullet Then I had It ought then; whereas, me was, not ander himself never perhaps, Alexander, married a a when a a to me But that union, those under less or reading was perceived to I could not that he and I put man all tho of was an iyct bird of " an their But I Empe- there were from prop not is government, not to I of this can world, at everything re-establish soar me so that the his ears, quickest has passage ol he is beaten, but he yet not imagine or think ol that passages . _ the The been made! quickest the are following but Arabia, Brother Jona- must that his cousin John upon steamers (American) upon (English.) acknowledges y« a* . _, .. Clock Tim*. passage,) paassge,) Baltic,, (western " " hra, 9 14 9 821 » an Arsbis, 71 and their hands arrived I did lay line, Hays up, bate the mast of the upon lighted Cunard line, the I3JT now in There port. including that one religion. — are about Estimating master, thirdare 100 American whaleahipi the number of seamen and officers) at natives of the various ne»ia. nearly**anothwr third and remaining render it the foundation and Europeans. and of morality, and good principles, wished to third are embrace. (no 3,000, probablj ialandaof Poly Portuguese, and th( American., EnglUhmer. to above need of somerhmg great of the Collins spite teachers is the equality three years the two or true, . made. of eternally preaching are kingdom power victory Arctic, (eastern everything they in my to by Alex- of not In and frauds of the that from the time upon, head Atheist. For perched some, Napoleon laugh- Nevertheless it is being who by of birth contended for the supremacy ocean. Arctic, resting iniquities seize as and credited unbeliever. replied, religion, lay me the rruejses far from am book, is career Cunard and Collins' The help not the the child of per- always a people would a was, the voice secution. in June last she be maxim by much. have for years 1817i a was my that kind of Re- English oligarchy that the at In fuct, people. talents, without distinction to reason in commit- never would read such it had been asserted check. arising I in- is les- misfortune by more my powerful was the head of it to 31, Fanaticism is to He him, that tnuny to believe that he ed, great have reputation my — than paral- a sister of the Erfurth. inconveniences in to received proposed as at family, and which this Moscow, I should have without exile. his conduct is known New Testament. observing almost every I had me in his bath. book, litlle a separation, avowing the in of fortune, and this system or O'Mcara, (I9th March, Napoleon saw open in Called the nation, most been of opinion, alwnys Imperial government on 23. Writes 1 have be the to name From nothing I world, Europe sovereignty lay bit- She fought which I of all posterity. the of because have I have framed and carried into myself the I crime battles, almost monarch in feet. unparalled, was wilh di.tant public. of my misfor- her. crime, I have a seated certainly ;of or but prc- merciless and unfeel- a man his to the contrasted. will be have raised the to re- country, and the in misfortune, his that I had ror a history. me is sened. to A to woman, me and known; code of laws, that will bear my a most a asked with what I have doubtless erred that end like was hap- to no do Jjajsterity will will be elevation gained. have Political in time last join to view. in left behind me, lel always 1 restored war his wife, to tlics, paid Ihe were evil whilo doubt, but in political object 22. their to ardent desire Is this the result of mode- living Not that I have doing with lamented her cruel from him. go about I made in France will themselves. there is was the contrary, families send I throne. a myself there: life. were for which I They that I may say, I occupied, proach lodging a month. a to another, to rately, and having piest days days happiest The 21. life of my the My effect to I have libels, the fame. The truth filly pitched greatest She, poor died always treated in" tyrant? employments." dismiss him from his loved. Let Maria Louise be tenderness I ty was them with what I have done, wilh the faults which I have 33. divorce my first wile, the herself, for of all unaccompanied It be of the to to witnessing her *t mo tenderly fortunately es. great talents, although wicked, of principled, not two or year before I put them in execution. a man frequently j was pro- the soldiers converse to found induced I in fidencc for X. pronounce can man no spite committed, me. to tves to equal. men llDOsigflt go Helena. 20. swore I have been twice married. 27. bj good all a Nature formed all In 20. justice. exterminate was, to ask their little histories, and Table in spy taken worships. all tect 2(5. HONOLULU, VOL. lie will do in his last moments. destiny. At my coronation, I heretics. FRIEND. THE Kings French tho reign, Before my 25. 76 ... the man a and possess it, as fear about my his avoid man cannot A . deaths aud aliip news, Marriages, been would have Rus- a wife, ray - - « allow to the Tuileries for Alexander. - - Affair, Melancholy priest like not be the confessor of to I considered he n - - - from China and Japan, news sian I, 1853. I did religion. her NOVEMBER FRIEND Tahlo Talk of Napoleon, Series Old 1853. 1, 73 fjoilteilt!* OF NOVBMBKR HONOLULU, 10. 11, No. Vol. Scries, human wonderful. consoratisn and resource laws. Religion to these Man is a The Editor would of papers, wno| dolpho, from Mr. U. S. S. " M. acknowledge filer Hall and Portsmouth". J. Goq- �about the Letters Ice. lts mation and may In readers. fur breaks up every found open ited those and interesting Kam.chalka 70° all by to the ice-islands do not to least the during the during the bine these two the in Partly form from Ihe the from the attracted, by rapidly, sometimes into sharp several water degrees in which it formed. for following considerable portion the not surface large a fresh places many superficial current the surface of these that of fresh a closely seas resembling road. sandy a Water than that puddle in, it breaks up there is a water to raise is llirown sufficient layers a the of this way it thick when a is that in a Anadir some wind and gales, aided and ueinlv of coast latitude, there, This shore is from of and south in must the sy gales Then from the North in near most found August. there July was whale. and fresh it a made ° high early Ships of appeared 1 for and I to and decay North, the influence of water,l[change of and strong and hea- •locality, and the steady drive it South, and This I opinion was shows I shall Jject ihe a to all cold to thai must s and to ibis slier Ihe strong force must and a es- the sweep Shipping List. li. No. 5. , of the cause Anad ice |moderate be be frozen sides, a the would warmer broke and East packed the heat. in one first up current Anadir as so and run by and and sea, as in the heat the and through keep forcing sea it a Thaddeus the the ice possible, wedging it thereby The to to the Then Cape a and would until the pieces. combined close position. one into mass, than usual severe remain it This the these localities easterly gales prevailed These the Arctic, by ships passing: only less being thei, giudually tliey I;[across byjistraiis. that in was, infreq.iency solid one The long gales. of of subject of ice. so the portion in over it , large [southerly and winter the greater a moving!(North the resume movement remaining spring, 1853. 25th, Sea andsStraits in 1851, r cause ice Nov. Movements. will we formation and broad weather and wilh — In this letter far south, 1! 'spring, increase of the confirmed of discussion of this sub- Sra, lts Ice. di- destruction on tho letter.—JY. next At In the this sides, over room, it. resume ill my is southward shore, west I'nnce portion strong LETTER favorable , a current, work from on along with to May inclined tun they gales prevail, pecially ice il through in October for again considerably Cape L the constantly doomed position northerly Some; there all on almost the driven back current near so I southerly winds subside, insurmountable imildness of sea, dotted wind be the there as is ice. rapidly. as along the May. , equally south, an shord way. the that al- from ire learn ihe norlh, and that th flows of of carried through soon height til larger portion current considerable a feet ar, dreary! its. as is east east gives that to,' was is jam the at as 'through, to This upon it across being soon 25th nt sets the on ihat — the believe to Noth- their and confident water sea force jI some felt rapidly ice. would met 30. were far so looked stretching bodies ° pretty was water May, Wale. eastward passed June. in constantly November Ibis along Sea the straits by the north most which looked six to thick be ice seen miles I ex* a| proach, near generally of ice in the Anadir number of brea- and decreases moves 1 believe considerable a approached, case. and which diminished in yard, being as have been able between clear ■Anadir a I the main most. to sea presented a I six or fast, appear to I have distance of live by sinks the nol very ol upon un- supposed Dave is away ice which proved very thin. ,a this little distance it heavy the ice barrier from through W. passed through would ex- the up, ships the at washes bodies ol seen and eighty miles! and she l near along about have as thrown point Int. 58 opening Noith ol this wall much clear by These melts and but no ice that as Some depth. about in sweep along not fast ; water counteracts her when there is as sinks the ill anient will ship current across of ice swept a Il learned that as account from fast the particu- under current holding and their bonis will of sight, deeper under current eight feel or lew a out so paitly uniting opposite surface, ice in ice moth half the to thai the St. which sailed point moved met near as omen, in when I a = anil ol June. ol appears under an sometimes position, tin rent Wloitoski. upon was having on no I7» ice this ihe Same only working is formed way middle of June were iwall to Islands. the May, partly by an selling on frozen tent, or with if there is the surface The 2l)lh is caused whalers iiur surface, the ship der Ihe lite as ice which the The fnrnier extendi six the of for- are flows 1852 from one they as the as until belt long so in along continuation of the ice field the' strong covered with or jilie abounding by water there is the and the coldest air. Fox west, in nearly a In 'Thaddeus measure toils and during July ly eai of than the ice, Ihe sol- in been much clear after met ships [Long. becomes the by of pail some I entered July force. larly kamschatka Cape to the have must and one: added is June in 2thh of Ingether by hem. covered wall Pauls was I of contact harrier of particularly 'latter part some fresh make along first, for ice!Ches fifteen ships to accumulating east to the Itrark, plainly' [and different sea ice snow reaches very uflen but clear [About thicker. even The Kumschatka Sea owing tent ten winter, constantly quite or of in complete the seen where These ice thai first makes driven ing lie This is) of the some also ions lo below becomes These huge the south—the other ear- fragments from layers currents, it the of strails as surface and a that westward inclose The approach of the cakes I have vided some single the is sea sea, through of North. —both con- ice it water of St. Pauls, thai being could sets are and thickness succeed working a must weaker portion aj of Cape Wloitoski. be|Itbe meridian of 180 the broken oilier. quantity large Much of it. space large appearance of the inches thick, and in so ly solid, four or wind regu- but cementing generally believe ships west greater a of gale a I barrier, of must by sur- something, the the as in over ice, and sharp In ice. three seen freezes Ilie in movements niyslei ihe it bodies of ice form from St sea two places water weaker top of the from seen the upon the the upon When soon ho come IThis, color in thus colored 20th a sweep away Hows adds and eastern Thus !the cause some of impregnated with of salt. quantity or in and there ( portion avalanches, borders Island. jce. consid- a resembles mostly Ires.hand certainly lier for river—in water and gale Large fresh, IIfonnidablc is they sea large a as first and over a rise level still but The has formed suffieient- ice thicknesses, must :sea forms in seas of its on Where thei ihe north of it, extend to distance—indeed the reasons salt, entirely. passed lSlh W. and found the to of into t whales, and no the Anadir Sen, mid in straits—l lliink wou- which the form like south, and Others [South very empty into Ihe streams erable being all ced than that water ° 178 the I the on plenty, Until Ihe in plenty were thrown nmsl pieces and separate from it. ■coast, a along these thick oval or every masses Pauls In of the id gradually gets have various manner: in wears that the ice makes and thinking the I which motion and shoalest warmer the By thus lite stand the first gale to strong various is on are, forced the current, it ice. ice but feet above ten body a numerous]i.smooth. This sea. Being Lon. good whaling dill'cr- firsJuly found straits. and unequally!.During June gieal the they of iec and freezes. lodges [throwing rivers. uniting constant a c gale large bodies straits on believe at' the so the the to strong I a where harrier of ice frozen entire-! whales stantly accumulate In strength wears wind to They appear When water,,ly large the this very formed by ihe ice thrown up, which the upon asj surrounds prevalent of shapes, large of a round snow that supplied! to is is other-][returned and sufficiently .hat. 61 a up. The broken many the are eight lar. in in fresh from from . face, early [ current in prevents away. by ice Straits water of ice by a com- in lop forms away causes for these flows field, sides, the the thickness in jence . . washes many vis- formsj'derful that it which almost it flows vast the West, seting This from single ice it the straits I have not been able to this, pressure of the gale the weakest gives way, 'part of August. land bays are made ami passages spread in learn a' what lime the ice cleared mil of the water, frozen temperature, North sometimes position, a through up |the Arctic, cover-i been deep freeze il, that there over whole, strong bringing when bodies and could break probably have is water it maintain StraitsI all directions, and South lam] and Particularly before not the Behring's The away. high seas, would con-' a becomes sea to destruction of the and May, melts it which 1853. movements of this for the Davis' Various and that is above the and If winter melts summer. seas of in as part of great*?!' summer. as ice to your lWould Anadir r and owing shallowness forms in from the early r] hard to who have navigators hasten the to wilh wise clear, . least it has beenJspread and the Southern Ocean. at for- of such portion Artie Ocean, 'times the Anadir Sea must be but fresh is water 72° N. the ice»Jly* over, season—at localities. partly ed 1852. of the NOVEMBER, Straits and the Lat. at up succession a of the ice in the Po- .salt, and prove the Behrings seas, by FRIEND, siderable description movement!) regions lar No. 4. Sea, Nov. 28, little some Arctic formation. — At Perhaps as THE • 74 to affected of in remain course side of (bis—the air also became as �THE cold the ice before it had as would freezing temperature by Still ire. paasjng unlly bee.me weaker and kept and June, during watched its it up in the seemed whole on followed ice ihat there sea to large a a and ihe westward, to the northward, the it, until they ice in of tity the short a (here it does in by up polar There Anadir still a I a ice and the straits in the by such all freeze be in so Ihe old heavy forced being and gales basin of water glrhe. pole cailic it idea, islands. the great the at am there is a North Pole that warm by by the wind never J current. a would more through with the laws of open by ice be so, This or, but nature melling, for north is a to me for not and died city, funeral which he had of: ion :of the last at was the and and citizens seamen in which he by those who held ihe straits half of the jwill be in in many dropped jthe world, the|I port, as the although clear ii Chase is on many a intelligence no more.— in a a to position work and in spreads Independent July sea to June, j would for inform sale, them, and for The that he has gratuitous a re- again. the Horn, days. thanks ofj 1 in to einiiK would copies.i ing distribution. to and nt 45 He of Good to return reduced He thought at over an to the rules was a the" vote was of his book or fre- during and of for his autho- of the British English of the about 70 unanimously Agent out- thought Lloyd's his wind and of such in the way Captain discourse, him Hope by he case occupy copies engage said instead of the for- He stated that he supply Use charts. current days. gallant voted with cur- rcferen- by California home had which not able address. 4. and days, Cape his of in month, and between New a The was ' Henry: winds observance. applauded delivery rized Lloyd's sailing intercourse between San Francisco would be by the way of voyage would TearSj' a and 5. Liver- at the United States had from ward voyages, and I 76 loi York, Sept. lectures character and results wind of'27 England .Chaplain ' few ; yet—strength accompanied their directions, with Books. ; and my friend regarding average time of 40 antl Singing Books.—Seamenoften timesfor the singing aim, assured, endured depend, meet given advantage! the quickest ol kept I same, and Rio the voyage has been be-j quently in many that he while we origin, ocean shortened those Cape far off quarter sen, the an mer at grcal . sailor. until has the voyage lucii who devoted, . patience thee splendid his to s that labored, both by of his efficacy much-neglected ihe unless j were on in the rents the large company J also Maury He sliited the prove I feci loss, Father, my whose merit's I commend the and comfort all your God, of his observation cur- the Church the unfailing love loudly and before the members of pool, the week.— of last at hope retain, still New York Chaplain ofj testified was would Lieut. room minister, as long and successfully Sabbath, to though your tears mirffrpnst years, with my al- Roosevelt street,i close attended now derived from devoted in mourn Farewell; beloved Rev. Henry Chase. faithful soothe, more. mains. letter. in the present and will , o'er, are no eternal gain." ever ever part form wea- the subject tins her me must sickness, Jeans, on To outer when speak of or you London, .1 earth. And j commanding fresh, causes—a Mariner's Church am! this [and - the loved life, . worm and calls to Itut let that hiss with I in thick sli'l That The of ice should entirely I purpose of inconsistent1'inquire for of 68 off, veins, at most, your lu-enst loss, is you have in vain died this wasted meet I trust, to memory wedded spent 1 eontiilc ; dust and feed the transient To please can-, comply, and husband, though few short a in ever Thai often! for S. breath; my not lieen Jesus moderate your grief; My (Mir it thisj it. near ship a has for many years officiated think oft surrounding Yet " look-out sharp with or on and vicinity is their left seen ship's length of vol-i ito whom his labors had mainly been 1 for it account for it feeble hand of death cold live for he hath with the shall May full, as light Very I shall mingle 'I'lnn have God, is strong, in that Then, we from to spirit die. when Yet, drained from it. next Death ice some, immense bodies of ice is must generally the Must to deep 1 | II is and the current, freezes, road happy day bare I BrK learned to suffering, and my nights of pain, in my 1 know wash but near, given. contact in not My faith horizon discussion of which there is beany,i esteem not upheaving sea being cl.ivs hi In health ice is under easy, yet am! proper abovej kept internal heat of the think this ice to clear by M. mandate to him. verse been arrests to Farewell her had now imperioni Ye-, my dear a When ibis is that mass, of ice that is stowed away understand the loss a deep surrounded She her before expressed the and suflicient, flight. thank I often when fog, from ike arising constant and a coming my nts of internal heat the fact, and carried southerly I more In ii strong and tUa by this may appear to certainly quantity in the Arctic, by appears forming, that is the wonderful than the more that her by time she earth, to the wish lone; extended, My out-: yards Very than (he more water is leep enough a believe that there is the at south southerly a to Though absurd is its For of; and! the thick and dense that the ice so 'Phis In causes lather sea. ice new freezing (empera(ure by the it I feel the and genet ally! thick a always requires sail. in sizes on hundred high. not seen keep ways north extent It = ther, when in quan- be* Covered with must seen \i is avoid (o passing there is or over, winter, either by indeed inclined an clear be of Point heaviest ice is Iml two north of all the ice s<a adieu H. regaining short A measure. She said after find! we constant fragments, indication sure and il more north various of to a fifty the ice prevent the border of (he to far be will warning not hot n must of whales can from from Scto footed. is This great body old that all the space between ihe barrier mc a done. was to Davis'! waters much fine ice is off small breaking extends round arch the seauoilh nothing of should be put in So at Palmer left there Lady, for the purpose husband, her, they Mrs. licr heavy, took extent Point Beaver in these caused by the This is spite of all the fog is tune so side. a brought against of considerable water (.'ape. not Island. Nobba the' It south- will are by Mr. G. composed Mr. J pieces in There tended approaching firmly so this away a the existence of lor near, by the by on the whole Is, ihe edge of the solid ice. stra that with was north. stowing the straits and open was tune, and clear was lung. bidding would be lliat (his insy in the summer by I Bel from coast up shapes. so I confirm, my belief Ihat there salt up under he ice of that east It early The ice Straits. Sea.— gradually position, By large a ice melted he to forced lall, in the is made ithe north short so Anadir legs broken were moving rapidly ice at northward This a you for to And if it sheet your Pitcairn's Nantucket ■ was to lines are husband, again gradually moves and in them. of bioken lor lull, with nearly swept two pressure. and Hope, Nobhs jam,l probably and it, center Then it sea,''straits, space in sway through the force with which thai have been of the me, disposal. Tlii'y curv- the interest to acceptable the Friend. insertion in an the your the coast to basin. polar size the ward, late from the bodj a la heat. shows Mope and from Sea, and kept it in its powerful it rapidly, large connecting These Arctic ice. north of the Hope to supported enough Cape East to a were extended Point the over and it further to slow portion that on in it \V. into the moving bodily along been The snails ice rested - space 'Phis shows that the ice straits, of ice body time. the ice suggested was hotly north nf-Voinl the considerable The worked and back have must clear that was Til decrease ihe and wind that entire August. the passed it ° 71 us the have moved to the must after fast indeed I in. set powerful, sea, last at During moved gradually it forced rose rain fell also fug so So and on the 10th of by was ■shore, have I weaken- greatly it subjoined Point, add any and Ihe strong along up lines health in sooth of Point Hope, and along that shore the wind sea the fury, setting current reading Damon.—After C. This i copy of them would be solidly props way. S. until ihe whole surface is covered several years. swept north gales Farewell my straits into the Arctic, and our with it and new formed ice north of the husband, the almost far north as the the com-, The July. the current, by days through the ships The attack dense dark, a its hold. "jo on two the (be decay, constant bent, and gave element.! ed, Rrv. on shore, more until 18*3. Oct., 17th, winds As formed the S. Islands. Ship Mohawk, Honolulu, ! ice in the southerly western ex- reasona- of the 1861. ice wedged in, were in case the Hope, and along the remain all ed by all the freshly, of these Influence the ice let of and Willi great and copiously, forced IBlh tne Strongly and rolled in in would it however and ill limbs. body, wind blew Tiie thai Arctic previously break blocks tn the stated, cer-| greater the pressure was combine for the destruction of to inciiced and decrease, been have are northward. current a 75 1853. month la- a consistent and perfectly in and lores must I July. ol' is South = 5 ice until heavy to set it, Soulhers "of something interposed At last sniiiiuer. " grad-| Snll It and point of that a portion suppose Arctic moves north when the ausjy' wore half nearly gradual that unless tain it from that ter. a the, ble under narrower. all the ibrvngh fast hold to The mass rapidity. with considerable fall soon when over forced:!tensive fields water the Ocean hinder mi fur passed wanner current the along by the and surface, its NOVEMBER, FRIEND, gor- of sailing current chaits Sea Captains as make observations accord- prescribed.— San Transcript, Oct. 3d. Francisco �76 THE Late from news China and Japan. Whampoa, The Susquehanna steamers have returned from Commodore Perry the Mandarins. in tow entered the hay boarded were attempt Commodore made was to The Commodore tained by went Emperor, the enter- He sumptuously. President's the to message with the request for him weigh to take (herein contained, and matters reach lad: any 1853. permis- get supposing few items, a you to and perhaps get not that the H. A., Captain that The American ed GREGG. by Capt. Y. 350 sperm The of "Liverpool American Whale 2d." Ship, out, run upon reef, a following ete Ihe vessel into Port St. months undel- for On (he (he 14th, wilh island, from (he South at to consider well his he would it again call in (he be favorable. might Mississippi which land spring', Imping thai He then returned Hong Kong, touching The for answer, to to this port ibis af- the Rebels Respecting we have heard but Our river and the was Ap- Calcutta, having, a Chinese 10 in number, and crew, lightly ed serious consisted of Malays balance of the midnight, being About M., him, the captain, murdered the cabin, two passengers and captain's being The Malays bearing on run robbed the the boats. ship in After about Hong Kong The crew to went rates out ago are put to but found them chase, selves so it not fleet of Pi- a and numerous they thought their and were of (be lorchas, I write by the is glad enough superior in so getting not to back to .carry in now who it The to avail them- the to (hat it " Helen The no to kept the offi- opinion to (he assistance any lettors or taken on on his who sels. after soon the day, Capt. his hav- papers, Hnthaway viz ; We are Swift " taken oft' to by the Black that say, they kindness. utmost transferred were still, of more the distributed among other this port at the to eight and Huntsville, Smith arrived r. remain- board of which on the they but 2 at re- ves- a few in Fales. nut Oil, was the We is and2, of the dress, enlarged are much pleas- Naval.—The French Corvette ti. Tho M. M. following is a on “Moselle,” the list of her officers Lieutenant I.ngouginc, ltosciir.weig, linitcigne dc M. 23d from M. Tahi- : VaiaeeMi ; dc Vaisscau ; Duvivier, Knscignc dcViusseau; dc Vaisscau ; crew distiibuted Berthou, Enseignc Griffon I)u - Jonchicr, lii'llay, Sous Aide Capt. Swift, Lectern, Chirurgicn Ducret, Chirurgicn Brown, Stivy, Aspirant licrtrar.d, Aspirant board D'Adhemai Commissair. dc ; classe; clasee; classe; dc 2c classe ; dc 2e claaae; dc Lantagnac, Fournier, Aspirant 2e lero classe ; dc 3c do le Oauticr, Aspirant and Watson Hammond. dc Vaisscau ; ingcuieur dc Charles Davis on It enterprise. Spanicr, Knseigne Augusta." Richard I, ed with (he appearance of the sheet. Success finding The Nos. recieved. a new greatly improved. Guetin to state, while Era". been Weekly Argus", being stripped, were "New have days whatever Helen Officer, requested captain landed There sold her liclland, Commander, arrived Cap(. sunk. John Small, Kilburn'Webqui.h, upon the ice. days subsequently, eight crew were paper and power. two P. Collins Steward, and four Steerer, Seamen, in taking vessels, except 3d six an William N. The ihcy subsequently Capt. and Company's Island, authorized or The Dc board until Parish, for " vessel, was and Spars vessel and drowning vessel. where hoard the mainder should fall in and commenced fire and board other Boat port. Captain was set on The com- Two had William tho treated wilh Susan's this sight. Capt. repairing Rigging, valuable. was But highest bidder, in sight; are all went on finally steer following hove in company Bay. facilities for we were and Some five Capt. Captain duty On the Augusta" offered any ship's subsequently by drowned was eight days, the unless (hey Bay, the succeed- the ice. one Warrior of New London, Endeavor; his and upon following day. the wilh vessel; continue in the vessel, days since in Ihe Mcnkar of New Bedford. was.bis vessel. some the (he their unanimous safe not in not and badly. leaking Crew concurred. of Mr. Solide which was besides pieces, consultation a expressed was with in be to held in away and clear of Irishman, perished an a lower breast unmanageable more steered his boats for planks ship, Rudder Irons Post, quarter, the follow- cut 21 of the escape, perished, came out by constantly and the under her being Subsequently however, they qualities to Hamburg brig well advisable sailing loading for Honolulu. ing orders Swift by reached their it is suppo- attack them and put about, the Pirates in found here The vessels known may lead attack to be then gelling bouts, two up four En right, M.on examination, knocked were nearly was small armed vessels Casks, two her, to pumps hogged," Slern He immediately from Macao armed that Fastenings reaching the shipped Three of them have, days her that it sed been arrested. A few ; starboard m., another boat p. their c Englishman, ts were of them agent which " off, forward, ; Kales most be minutes, she found was thorough a found the shore St. Lawrence in Ship hard, (humped Water and Provis- condition Upon was and concluded Malays succeeded but floated, Rudder all of the the day. and hook cers rigging. treasure which (he of Chinamen shipping detection. and next Whampoa the of her (he She receiv- no Captain (hat hours and twenty in found was abandon Ihe to near eff the evening a. m. on were the other upon the ice. lightening overboard Oil, disabled vessel be- struggle then made(heir escape valuables, in the the board.— on picked ed relative of the Oil murdering ship to chief officer, into the tip The Chinamen after whites, a of ma- previously from officer In these she were The found she As Ship going two (hen rushed all of the whiles alarmed and came boy, a and ed. at pany there 1\ At 5 by made straits, ice. in the fill boat succeeded wreck. (he the to passage the vessel the by masls were wrecked, the W., and ininules, sight. commenced In six started Chinamen attacked the land, (he boat five crew about five miles the deck and murdered in 20 time, reef in in Portuguese.— one but this reef. a throwing going. and N. (o The ing day. about her Boussoul On damage her attempts being hazy to Island. surrounded causing with out, was At the lime of the wreck, making through sea, Company's Boih most China passengers, the At his upon ions. for Hong Kong Arraloon brig altered knots, of any again part, 0 immediately the sth (he British left car with • Pirates. tin infested sea are ihe weather was hard. signs Bow, had 7 fathoms of water, M., about at lowered little for (be last month. S'arboard course struck ternoon. the leagues distant, ship's 1 P. Loochoo. at came off by command- 16 months 27th, about II o'clock, one time 1853. of obP. 2 n whaleship Susan, Smith, was hound West, purpose 15th, of side, 1853, Lawrence Clarence, wood. taining 15th, July 20 east circumstances :—On the left biceze strong the on ihe vessel "Liverpool Ochotsk 2d," Capt. W. J. Swift, Master, kindly 'Susan.' ship and 50 whnle oil, April 27th, Loss treated very were of Loss re- source. A. they Kales and his Officers. papers, supposing you before you any other Bhering's Straits, shore and on the authorities despatched well tho resisted. successfully letters, Your'a respectfully, by surround them as usual, with boats which the NOVEMBER, Ihe agents to some have written consisting having steamers An send to ceived it from last and July applied sion Mississippi 'his might possibly wilh his fleet Plymouth and Saratoga of Jeddo in and I have you would I 1853. Japart. of the above named the ) China, August lOth, FRIEND, dc 2e Aspirant dc claaae ; 2. claaae; �THE MelaucholA y ffair. Two •« belonging Seamen Portsmouth", friends They board on excited wilh Soames, when Liquor, to a became Death funeral of the followed. unfortunate the officers and seamen the Tho Bethel. t!.e after blow, been taken as dram i shops stroys ! How men's reason quence of were Parker is shoie, has on Wo ! it the upon is such well I that de- to have retnsjn* 10(10 our facts no call is the lOlh of out our is a — IB.] t<> note in have only 3-4 in bees and cts; the made since 100 and but the transac- S moderate ex- be quantity of reading School about demand hear and of sales 30,000 of lb. at 34 Free Similar favors *S§*** Seamen at the of French menced n's H Us barrels of if sent Peter Earl, tt Hiram for Hank, F. Charles Mr. Lmnphier, Morris E. W. Buddington, Henry Banks, Win. T. McKneel, AusA. Crawford Clcarland, the living Arctic circumstances while York in Hospital are Will and nre here- a and from an officer, Tracts &.c ijf'i.oO. From' A friend C. the fall of in 30, Commanderand " and French wh. ah. the when day, next vessel " when kept a was as sold for 75 cents not 22.10 Palk.. the by friends in New Obtained. one Coulter and Ed. O. DennU- in vessels year ago bound to the invited com- Office nt the until the resident* near m. d. H. I. the market, reaidencs and Bcretania street*, above the Ca- tholic Church. Ships ever medicine* with supplied than and prices sea-worthy Store Drss of Fort corner and aTlathrop, HONOLULU, res- called Seamen Bethel. attend. to hoisted the the at Thursday next Temperanco Meeting NOTICE— evening, six Gosnold," to company survey condemned was 13. came received State.. danger geo. great was Consulate booka. were vessel afternoon to .till but 1839, block in stove The Tuscany," vessel sold was before furnished the Opposite Market, in much at thi* lower city. DRUGGIST, LANGHERNE, per barrel, and next door to Capt. Spencer*. The Ship Chandlery. ships. barrels of the oil day for All the $100. vessels To the The discharged. were commenced wind all the the happy are saved. in tho " to "Tuscany" and was that report The taken crew all out are in the be 6.0* best kind, furnished the Passengers Mr*. 1). Little, W. Kiild, C. Mosht*. 8. at tho important, you has pestilence shortest of this will not E. F. Jesson, L. Reynold*. a. Baker, W. O. Jewon, Y. run no risk Bay. SornicnsiA.—Capt. Swift, Hill and of .mall By nard tub and Zoa—J.' B. Knapp Mo**r*. wife, d. a Higg" l ". CUMINGS. **• c. & »*trr». SMITH, CHANDLERS SHIP Bar- and U„ Vance. AGENTS. GENERAL Ship, supph.d with RECRUITS, STORAGE. MONEY. j". A The paid to be call. oh.*im. Larabee, J. Brown Capts. that AND Mr. Bunker, Sharp, and family, a* several 1853—6m-19 1, Howci. and pox, within Luce, Messrs. Nelson, Rowc, family, Alwin, Rate, Tobey, Bickles, which will attention wiU Every with may favor us GILMAIT Swan. Tnr. re- and at moderate notico and appeared here, nor Kcalakeakua, Sept. Serpent. 1). virit abundance greatest following articles, r. Sea fact, to coming .eason for find hore in tho You will tho*e who by the followiing cruits. miles B. Gosnold." " the arrived, have remainder BAY the inducement, as the best tho islands afford, price*:—Sweet Potatoes, Cocoanuta, Beef, Mut.Squashes, Melon*, Orange*, hands Wood in any ton, Goats, Hogs, Fowls, Turkeys, tho landing. _ Lastly and most quantity, delivered at adrift. set Ten of the Mary". anchor, and the Island.. called to offered are KEALAKEAK.UA of the There the remainder of the oil nnd hull ■which visiting Whale-Ships attention is YOUR south of Indian Ft. Bay of Hawaiian next fresh, blowing weighed vessels for stood away were Masters and anchored that afternoon, nnd (501) came to 8.00 officers ofll. B. M.'» Bhlp Amphitrite, U«t*r of It and there large a both sailed United Several M., ter; Ship 1853. passing impossible the upon 8. reported tf city. Honolulu, June encountered was bow. In $8.00 ft.OO Friend, a ■I larboard Cushing, Owen, Weil, Chapel, (including services, lighting, painting, .tc.) Capt. Scabury, Mechanics' Own, " Neil, Tahmaroo, M It A. !) These vessels cue. the Tripp, two masters wbaiesiiip Pallas, $2.i0. the expenses at ice. distress, Mary" goodly Offerings. from she the XJ. Hoi. thankfully communicated to his Respecting Joseph A. sinking. of We including Histo- Friend, Siraitg left 1839. will be information Chaplain, ; Disnßow, who Honolulu cannotbot'ound name Any following of leaking, her a Friend, $.'.. 'rom 000 Wm. at have died at the Chaplain's with supplied matter, of the support lalcahipa, $11, incidental It on about ship stripped acknowledge Books, Newspapers, the c out, with timbers, and four planks. Bt r forwarded to Mr. port reported not J. Henry Respecting Ship Marcus, Capt. of all of them. ar the when trood would by calling will study, they R- llildeith, be or Bright, Ueorge L. Mose. Hammond, Thomas in- closing (irmly. Andrews, notified that •r by B. B. Capt. Capt. Friend, Chaplain* Study, tho at from this family that time ha. San Francisco. Theatre, Columbia, divided equally among the three gallon; to We trifle. n Chaplain Judge ries, Ix>c, of the Lewis Butts, a his wrote since mar- The transactions firm. solicited from others. by followed of September, day and ■track, The oil donation of Books for gratuitous distribution from Editor Richardson, 'Marcus.' Ship mos blocks cb steer the cts"per gallon. improved The August inquiry, been very lb—the market super ; MARKET. cts. fair W'halkbone. —Continues 33 30 Aug. ; from Current at IM eH per have clude 2850 bids st 53 25,000 lb, by sales late Mail the change ; 133 at being at of libeling*' Hcattered and of resident Prices ending no bbll, the week have some tin wrecked was struck deny- that afflicts both List of linn quality holders prices the to Ra- may n- from hi. friend.. will Any information, himself. left Katu- from Nuke- sent be soon Ocean, under (lie and it, that selling curse, news the wcrk Whalv.—There tent, Catholics, world Sherman, 31 conse- General here is liquor HKDPORI) Sperm.—We of another were and 1846, letters They The American Whale second oil, in inelancholly following [for tion* from Royalist" island. Island Loss herd rum the occurred see Shipping B. extra " after the same and liiv.-i, to special NEW bbla. informed in July 16, 1816, hut he •' Wimow, who visited Hon- Mr. Dayio Respecting bark Chaplain. Study, gratifying intelligence the Catholic Missionaries had landed some of the would that is, Attorney including the last of ccive tl of the Taylor, of death should This has will fact, No our also (hat, source, " which shall we respecting It. call at the will jah," about 6 Smith, Canandaigua. B. If Chahj.l. r**** expected. when expected, Leonard home gladly received by B. Chaplain, at Honolulu, or the Hilo, Esq., Pitman native of Canandai- be Information will olulu are colors ket, be land- prospects WANTED. Darro, ha* been absent from He N. Y. years. expedition. seafaring. the N. could full report a were their Respecting gua, return- Catholic Priest. seamen evil and greatest copy and as soon make to had The Missionaries favorable as Royalist" Katuhiva, at inflicted Sandwich frequenters "Maine Law"; community, we " Sidxkt G. Information hope the ning worst safely On the forcibly for the place enforced. are How the true our officers Police took ! rum We do laws that affray serious that the ; American ship. l.-tanco to O, thai ! warning the INFORMATION liutts. warning a tried 77 Marquesas.—lntel'igence to (hat port. to ed Portsmouth" hiva, who seaman being This inelancholly serve " of the. board his on attended by The services and many others. at The numerously was man ed fatal be able a blow upon the other, John Slinchfield. immediately Tahiti at Addison Mr. one, inflicted Quarter-master, a good as 1853. NOVEMBER, S. has been received from ihe Rev. Mr. Parker S. resorting but, "National," the shop called dram reported are ship, U. shore, Wednesday, came on ult. the 26th Mission the to FRIEND, Seamen's payment of attendance $10 Chaplain wonld from H. B. M.'» at Little cudiiig Sept. 30, CARD. Briton IW3. acknowledge the Con.ul General for Hospital, for th. quarter te*as»l W O established HAVING lo, Hawaii, recruits on H T is prepared to favorable lon the United States. II _ himself in bu»lne*» term., for furui»h *' Hi- .hip* oash, good*, or with Hills �78 THE For Lift Board on Friend. th* choice of bis heart; Man-of-War. a islanders bore but .Vow far ho sweep., where erarre a n I rom midnight watch the reader, the across waves he wolf's long howl tumultuous roar, Even he of the Will June morning glorious, but beautiful unlucky wights 9 ship thought they of the brilliancy fantastic peaks golden light to was sun of no the her best, tars were and if the liltle that so the to stray busy thoughts of beauty her it( did leave it. of how they thought as The craft that war tic, and about was proceed to unlucky papers treat crew beard on have you kind so to think to best the but if ful, the I]than rivited to be old' ■ " li than did far going of harbor out sybils making we were where had we one if you every it me htlle a was not kind so glum with people, Iwe hauled ; ns and t from is ship a t si no sombre rcfiVc- or was not wor.» truly amiable wi bounded onward, the Alter were we tl and the shi we but were Oalm had spec a disappeared was an far, fat • jtwai still there. tin-in f"ltcl til gal Ml"'" W* rsfvsßs. poop the Eastern bias to sooll \\aters; such DO northward over every il'ther as rounding the pnii little world of Honolulu but where smoothly Oalm, as the to steadily cheer-]JI he reception, place heading upon not leaving on departing few hours and a quietly as such no be wondered at, ! A* IV* to a did their best bail bit the less a was went a sellle the matter to always 1 Mow in!ins tilt; Hawaiian*. mv career. prognostications lost was always makes peo- glum was en torn were enough neighbors, my Idling I for interest prophecy to as to that in error, an that it for 1. that Wo betide taeunfo morning I JNo. Itunate fellows that stepped between the wine I enough for all was attention, my sentiment dismal, if I it in, and beeches that just long for either tions, ,jple lliese; were drowning, thai taking so their these fair isles, very in- sybil gone can, one These, no the brigl moincn every length closed at view, better, perhaps not that way, —sure but me, exalted termination the effect of was to since that, sybils Leaving they reader know and occurred fate, have to! more vessel i point among had ,'tiinc ajn missile]• I to be,1 place but lillle escape of until the fainter J feel their loss Insuddenly luck, but But csftiigh ol this, tin-in. sure fate thai time; at narrow t messages villas and pretty growing trees his nobility, but cruise, and then the words of the kind;land creature my arc with, f< to givin Waymauola; 1 little hut am, gootl for ominous words voyage hundreds of some Nuiianu with its 'j green 1 had time, leathery you you tempi your a 'lof our I though me flic then rejoinder; very begin the Arc- her. of their movements, teresting subject, a a veryjjother were of was the writer of these papers of the what to they soon speak we her [very these 1 the Faith to start on .had loveliness of the spot made them discontented " think of them , occasionally scene, was was muddy chain,: a some was beauty beneath; over of the beauty flood of• a her shoe after bravado threw ol out back. or j cheerful that occasion my on so, threw drowned if the over shed reflected in the bright mirroi unhappy morn! valley of Nuunnu; purpose, dressed in peering he Oahu, upon the of the beauty ns I morns;! of gloomiest very of the more .nurse worthy j Ijsnils, when I left home for the fiist .'been busy unmoor-' were island;that hove ocean, we pilot goodbye, our feel the loss! shore, then filled and 'carry on trimming ou therefore kind stood for the little valli please. I, naturally upon the more short time, bid to dote, respect you Once us,],!a mother, sister, a was, to in the little harbor of Honolu- lu, it seemed the little who , it the at fair lo somewhat down in the mouth; years was brnlie bright though severely, whom on if you feelings froni[Omalaska'i shore."—Pleasures ope. any of the relationship enough have you girl fair some that long creature an that not home there, and at 1653. NOVEMBER, exactly beeir quite the dear of blow, that slumber in eternal srrew, wastes nd waft »r*ese* had we to be *miles Rcliring's rocks and Greenland's naked isles, Did on bis ing their or summer FRIEND, sow IBM SUN ni'i-t, when ill thai isle 111 no Uanssf it area *n M In ,r. make themselves to 1 I shall not enter minutely into the details For upwards of of the passage to Bearing, straits for inconI ten been years have knocking about the forehand, it is but a inuu-01-wai 's cruise; j ol the Dumber of vessels that nnsequence globe, many shores have I visited, many seas there and back again. ' nually resort thitherin pursuit of the whale not •have I roamed and have I a few perils The sun had scarce the passage is as well known as the appeared, when, as if passage as far would I cheerencountered, but to Atlantic, therefore it is unnecesacross fhe greet him, a swarm of seamen sprang aloft, Ihe sails dropped from the yards, and fully travel, twice the dangers would I enfor me to offer remarks the feel you inclined, the soon ship and we began but how clank to it the fair the fiddler nearly our played his merriest tunes, last to no hearts to the even look there wassomethiag could find cling to suggested tions might be "mud." great rough sentimental a At sea-cow and hauling on our grance played of around us, sighing if' what of as is na- old he is soulless more refreshing at some fra- fitfully murmuring loth time or to land of four it they ing away o'clock. I preten- ■ has its cha- ■ that or The eyes. both the as de- Doubt- another, I or But image to canting minute more and bracing round our island we friends were with the a in the up from those he loves and holds dearest either side as if pearly to and cheeks, teeth and lus- is the to ship from the welcome this time most fog, so no 'A at was from part much so, 800 sonic islands are and tolerably over nations for retreat in the is to the wildest tacit who left arc enjoyment This comparatively island and of cuttinrr speak- Behring's straits, westernmost ani- few scattered a it short time since, then all vessels fori round the other forbearing shores. the islands snow, parallel, they wandering Esquimaux, a new route a same houses of inhospitable ■ through ■ ing, salt! the with degree Unknown in tintumeablc of the other their high, bold, prrthe time we made covered partially to a at is went up, I so We left then gone that way, and i waved more narrow and were tribes of i by t blaz- light passed through rocky, and cold most either jibs, we little a thick was required day during the which, I never could discover the reason why, except shore, —ai that, that ancient mariner, Capt. Cook had the of the and mals and indelibly but discursive. went than are a and a of we broad parts of the world in the lovely formed of God chafing but splendid spirit pervades last adieu, breakers i bleak daughter of Ere■ head yards, centre less blushing return strangely think, stars beautifully same dark, are remarkable very one wind for the have V2 passed 000 of it. i eipitotis to was with The Aleutian daughters i them, not the must as beautiful wilh its i thou, fair skin and Islands we a volcano, and a The weather dirty, very Aleutions in groat rate, but all boesl pretensions skins at a light house for it pa- of Vumaska and the is- peaks, one was such dear■ the southwest, dusky mean brilliant sister of the i thy dusky here no east made the (38th June) M. mountains, with four we the to a. between the islands gentle island, are mean oar each balmy light, carefully have become was no .Sandwich their art clear thy trous and neither moon, bit a breeze stole behind. ' about It of taste, Spain, Even Indeed the with its night wilh affec- sun stamped. beauty and forth the true luint and matter that; if tlie day is glorious bows, then and in and and beyond and south concerned a forgotten, not it is ship's head slowly if like ourselves'it less the reader has its ns the liden with the and leave such parted a at is palm be to why beauty, authority.— no Beauty of the Pncific have on ils iron dog, sea is beauty as far the Cyclades. be- isles that now dewy flowers, gently came, as part But not far i were fiddle of land is "Our Greece, Billy,—my to the from the shore, from the land gel far, that say sage from Honolulu islands of Hawaii. hearthc to of song hearts and warm re- England days, was the last to object swung springs, to us. balmy even therefore last the anchor receded it that the far behind. tion, were Our anchor held churn as it rouse in these Noras the the but forms, a to siib- on any suffice it ' ject, left be-j racteristic, hut which fhe supremacy, has notI all been decided, then why net Great Britain as we thoughts touched its mad heai't, that ture, began girls and reluctant lustily, tugging vain impetuous litlle plaintiff. rank ol hearty Italy science, until [their beauties and put scraped string! could sad,-our were away," gan nothing purpose, of their termi- at as Honolulu. at cheerlessly,• Italy, Greece, Circassia and he " and struck the up savage hind us," catgut and fiddle welcome, got of her fair natures clank,;;far up, clank, sary myself ensure a we as boast oni may manned, was and as Honolulu all these, at in the face, at nation, ception harshness kind home. at us counter, could I can- sleepers and agreeable ponderous anchor, i slowly black bc-i in the hoarse i[Spain capstan came the cable went was for holiday our weigh dismally in vain, he that all The end. at an was you cloud of a dismally proclaimed anchor" that Up may, but I tell woke the stillness of• then voice, a have aroused the island, us, clothed in pipe and deep might " was shrill a vass, the expect, accompany and I &.c, channel with roaring our seamen ■ racteristic tenacity for old our return I i on such still adhered to it, until praiseworthy daring weakness, ■ ed vale, t» actually slashed broke and cha- Capt. Maclure a through through in the Polar with their methods, routes, the regions mind the islands, a beyond antiquatand season was in ad- �THE of vance that way it tropics, like bath into the cold stepping long out of wanting not rapidly approaching gions, we then after were days and long ihe passing the the around constantly casionally sighted part came fishermen prising themselves. that there is but barren, value and turn At 11 M. smooth P. aS go to carofully putting our all large popular Hardening. books treat- hooks assortment, works embraces to | comprising few a [to, the of A few of our latest , only arc Sandwich States Barrow's Exploring Voyages of Eng., ships, The to, in UNCLE Africa, to It Wlil. S\ Thrilling NO. 18 mars, MERCHANT own Levant. AND I vols, bound. of in the of every best and X SHIP WIS* C. to I. It. to of his man of si desire to enter location formerly occupied by Nuuanu with Ships Supplied Bills of advanced for ' Exchange. the Bcnicia, family FLITNER, «psJjjjfj»3E at ihe to old stand; ■SBBBSBBWsaQBsW <'I-ieriiiiiieil by sun and star*, with a Roskell, Liverpool. fine watch tranait accurate instrument Particular attention repairing. Sextant adjusted. and J. of no MOTT Albany, a*a sar "H? Office in Port street, Hotel. By 1 6-tf the year quartet, door to •md invited at to at P. 7, New the and M., at !) commence Court 1-2 M. a.. Room Mouse Native also. and 2 1-2 at all is open and 11 at Churches P. M. hours late for- having are and Chaplaincy for tho sup- solicited lcspeptfully arc of the the An mutual Any contributing $50 person of the life made York. is entitled to become and Society, the of publication $20 to become a an tf. Member. is the such prepare the as Blaag**j fc~h Wy re- arrange- all BIBLES! .: ■It la l>! JUST Study, master. Ist, audis and for sale at the charges, $150, BIBLES of various These books binding. weeks each. arc and sold Society, oty prices in New IC7* Bible* Bigler, California. J. C. S. H. imported by styles of the Hawaiian American Bible Boci- at the with the York, Chaplain* size* and additional charge Fremont, Hunt, will be sent by rry years at Special San Fran guese seamen in those PomSroy, 80., IJ*OR . Friend, subscription price desire will be more or any given will to Spanish and Portu- supplied with be Bible* SALE the at Chaplain* Study, complete Notes on the New Testament, and Job. Also "Webster's of the cheap Spelling sailor unable edition of t'NCLE Book. to read, and desirous of be supplied with Webster* Spelling learning, will Book gratuitously, unless he prefer, paying for il 2, 3, 4, 6, 6,7. • A a History reduction made to than gra- tf. sets of Barnes' Isaiah Bound. Chaplain's Study. who they the Also a lew copies subscription price, to earliost opportunities, ' TOM'S CABIN. of the Friend for I, .ale and Barnes' Notes! j 11T Any the notice is that the the language,for Phila. States, England, China, Sydney, volume* various languages. Bornos, Rev. S. L. in tuitous distribution. " Willey, Rev. It. in advance purchasers ume. and Sabbath afternoon, particularly are meeting Vestry, English, chosen und Rev. T. D. Dole, paying from the Frenc prayer at the to the Am. ye Col. Patv, The the room Ilihlc Gov. J. Damon, United 8 and report of all donation, is Seamen's Friend Society in New foreign country. and the during invited to aid in keeping respectfully supplied with useful reading matter. Honorary under August eleven of quarter including Bond, Bound V., aas'tf. next ; with begins Allen, Esq. SMITH, N. Seamen gratufor tho BOYS. Benicia, January 1,1853.—tf-7. to Friend Quadrant Classesi silvered and I)R. given from Strangers arriving day. t Friend, The Friend sent abroad. by be and other most convenient evening fl rumen and papers hand., pott rale> made be ovcry RECEIVED Severance, John of the will of the Friend day. services home. per 11. Rev. E. observation* nations) vi.itChaplain's the at they where calls all of actual expenses. L. Klisha repair Chronometers,, will Seats free. m. (of cull to Seamen. Reading that pupils will find the such, * N. 1-8 r. pies c< Wednesday on rOTOXAJ the pupils, taught by an experienced Rev. Daniel Continue* with receive Sabbaths, said gram- in advance. payable Rev. S. C. 1). in been and accessible Capt, Honolulu,—tf. and and also to has are Hon. 7 to vessels every college. aavaa Cash nnd Sea- Worship is calculated to fit the scholar pursuits, Street. recruits. on FOR of ments of Terms GrimesI the to CALIFORXIA. number mly at The Academic // made DOLE. experienced Teachers: course Music is & be for Public open m., It 1-2 o'clock, eign M. WHITNEY. markahly healthful J. U. Lewi*. jr. E. their furnish 18.53.—tf-7. the line plate, The own languages, and mathematics, United a active business The or- CO., Nath'l Fai-k, Papers thorough education afforded CHANDLERS, MiTciSfct.r.. to A. M. and Tom Jones. NT 11001- and Modern The notice. 00 attend. M. HI.AKK'S SELECT BEXICIA, divided into four Store I oti Every HENRY Ancient as made will to weekly religious conference held also tit IMS—tf. comforts of 1. A is Bibles. YoBS New a. mutter. Public —Every description always latest AT care short at i -12.00 - the boarders .10, belonging Donations In this school description style the Sept. 1, lor Garments the cover—sl. paper Manual. 11 at Life Director READY MADE CLOTHING AND FUR- der June afternoon of each fee. fte., STREET, NISHING GOODS. - admission, Chapel is Chaplain world. shortly expected, Prayer. 1.0U..,1\<. BKAI.EU l.\ - for Nine-, itotuly supplied Hook, Missionary Offering. .IMaoaxinkb. TAILOR, be may week, including washing, per term, this port are invited Study, in Chaplain street, quarto. 2 vols. Tom is for BEDFORD, NEW Natural History, 011 1). men. of tho RET. WATER SOUTH Also supplies lectures • Seamen Tales of the Ocean. Cruisers' Si aTio.vi'.itv. SEABCRIf, l\ -1 Ltulv Wurtlev's Travels. Uncle Book of Common potatoes, low Is, Terms reasonable. schools. high ing and TOM'S CABIX—in Key Am. sweet Ike. turkies, pigs, beef, butter, I to furnish firewood, 12 di»- at • generally attended those taught, nrc expected that Sabbath, Ilowadji in Syria, Lnmartine's History Hunter. Life. The KAUAI! I at short notice including terms of pupils living TO ELBA M EX'TaXD STRANGERS.—Tho Fremont's School Books, embracing spellers, readers, MR.pared of Win. 11. IUCE. ol MadarM Ptictl'er round the Travels day pre- per Honolulu, Restoration. sailsI is It is leading Travels sleep, Koloa, into throe teachers. Doctor. at of Applications and Arctic. octavo Harper's Magazines—/> FOR SHIPS (iII,MORE, I Es peditio&S. to the , , scuttles, branches course rooms. Sailor, Land C'a'ifornia, Oregon, Bryant's California. Hoy. hitch's Navioatou. GEOROE meotings. other divided is year for tltu convenience Hoard, Island World and the Island*, i as we Continued. AT KOLOA, religiousand in academics and A ape-! and I'ierre. whale, Sea and Port, Webster*. Dictionary, acts next from miles expected. and and United Clarence The light. about and California. Shews Water Cure SUPPLIES mis-l I books, comprising Mardi,Ty- of Deck and so wind, hours of school The on medicine. some Dick the Moby and Shore Hind's said, our the most pleasant and health- of and Whale. all Oregon water Port one world; Tuition, series Oinoo, Cheevsr'l 'J the spot which the •reek* rah. no in The variety below : Cotton's discover its or la- manual to work two day. a privilege, animals, poultry, a on two being the Honolulu, the pupils are not exposed to many of temptations of tnc city, and yet, they can enjoy ito ful Hooks.—The assortment llankocs Lee, Shi]) in. To be domestic, interesting publications. pes, their soil no the July, hats in and exclude the wind went get most account. to below went Misct most enter-] be it anchor, then furling our Woiiks—A ol the most M'Aulav's Hist, little by and let we will magic, upas natural breakwater, to a oc- and race, may desolate, so the (ith on We nearly their good to , deserve it, truth, but with oil, glided we it birds. it American an and boarding being required the boarders The locution it &c, fee. WoitKs.—Among them horse, sheep, Medical some dead whale audi having shore no re- and citied these expert and with hours commence and school i.a l'uiiahou school, of farm hooks. were, These for the Well do they and comment, of a beyond that of energy is as across Americans, are are pigs, base, —Sugar planter's Manual, and smoothi that deep of the bor Shukespcure, Milton, Byron, AuciiiiEtnitE on Aouict'i.rciiAi. ing Melville's whalers. tew a j I ceUsneOUS mention to of The of- ever will 3d. Kancs. Polar the them Among Wiiiiks works few, undersigned, whales, seals and wal- us, myriads and countless rus ol monsters not A warm] nights, Aleutians, sea, huge the the SCHOOL. of this school term Vr.iliissasjr. August found the rwst selection Honolulu. Poetical reccivedsby been be PTJKTAHOU The next Office.) the! Campbell, Montgomery, Sigourney, indicate how to short unruffled surface of the ,1 other cir- change, great in , teed the] in a and will 79 BOOKS Pclvneiian the "■JTAVE lately Hut inde- of air. (At our felt we so cumstances were the to» been 8t sal altered we degrees, draught of this pendently 40 ai'ter being was NEW old eusy hardly had islands, when too, for change We nearly temperature was from the islands, invariably now. days from the the went shown, it once follow, and ships go who Capt. Collinson, The road way. 1853. NOVEMBER, FRIEND, Seamen single vol- A FEW Study. ' of the COPIEB Sandwich Sandwich I.laed*. of Island, Jarves' tor HUtorv safe at the of the Chapla n'» **• �HARRIED, in « R»r. T. B. Taylor, at his evening, 13th inaL by D. Valley, John R. Smiih and faaballa Tuesday 1853. NOVEMBER, FRIEND, THE 80 PORT OF JOURNAL. MARINE LAHAINA. Arrived* idrnc* in Nuuaau Naw Court In the Honolulu, Aaa U. Thurston, OF 83d. by the Rev. T. E. Taylor, daughlor ol Misa Marah Andrews, to Esq., PORT tho cloaa of the at House, Honolulu. Hoa. Lorrin Andrews, all of 5—Am bk OcL via TaMartin, 41 da fm Sydney 3—Br bk Orkney Lass, 5— 6—Frsch Henry Samuel J. Uowselt, of Honolulu, aeB. y Bk Bart. Coanold, 25th from to a I Philadelphia, anil left jw.m1I, in that .fry. Ins prop- over 6—Am T. wh sh "sh 10—" bk " Ludlow, 20 IOJ3 wh, inns, 1030J 17 " Bedford. .New the deck. Itlh Sept. John 17th. Ocl Millkanaka. King's i go <Oct arh, XM3 b. 12— " 12— " Am. whale Ill— " at Mr. in Nuuanu I.i- Ksialo Wllcnx'a ard Butler, or Philadelphia. Mr. Valley, Rich- bettlad will he Killed by 13— waa 1.1 officer of cap-iaed, survive Mitlwo At .am. the wu never leave, a he seen e,.me oui interred were HI. .gain. so on ship disappeared a, tl.o on side south moum Last, Capo ol M_ " II- " |4_ « ll— it-■ 15 15- 1859, on to boat eteorcr, belonging 1853, Sept. ship. board whale on Sherman, Island Sandwich a . 17— 17 — native. 12, 1853, May on alo.rur, bolonging hoard the Empire, Freeman Rn.wn.a also a Sandwich Islander. to boat Pocasset, //armnny. Captain on board Ship August 15th, 1853, ft. Hi. remain, were conbelonging to New tendon, veyed'to Talcauhano, Chi.i, la the Orhotsk Sea, Captain Mai tha'a Vine) ard. bis to mourn on Ans. a wile SStk, to He belonged loaves He shore. Enterprise, �l.ip aged S3 years. lleorv Jernegan, gartown, a.d burricd board on and K.I- child Wr. Illnrhman, belonging to At aaa, oa board ship Eh ctra, Ins end boiug taken down by New York. The ueceaaed'mot line. by the ahlp, Charles Carroll, tlen, Wm. Brown, aged April uaa, Hth, at a native on on Slst July, of c.nsump about20. board aea, of Feyal, killed by falling from ah.lt. S3d, of conaumptlna, Suss Htodoam-, aged Ocl_ Sin, at at the U.S. Hospital, I.aJiaina, N. Y. 18, of Palmyra, Mas. Lahaina, Marth» John Manwaring of whaloahip CapL Maswsamo, wife of 173- West, board Ocl 5th, in laL «*> North, long. of N. Y. Cbaa. Carroll, JonaTiian T»tt«ah, roaring water., With scarcely The water, a moment closed o'er to murmur aim a prayer, The ocean cloved o'er him, glare. Aad ao now real, seen, aaark guide, the and mounterto the aad kind hearted, Oa board be waa cheerful, willing mourned siuce he parted, Selnved by hi. shipmates, now it baa flaun, But bis soul is «t re-t, up to God And left friend, and kindred bit aba.nee snore Taioagh shall his hand the w.de waste guide the to mourn. dreary and dark, hla Maker on high, Bui bit spirit shsll sing to hi. ocean bed shall .wall to the sky. v. hilewavee-o'cr I'.' end. 1 he seal, though (be body should sink (a the 25 •» •■ it i* « " •* »« " b. h. 15. *p " li, M sh Good Ketnrn, \\ " sh wh, Uno-i b. wb, 4000 b. |- l.'t tvt t sp, (oo wh, 3000 b ekjOQ Wb, 11, Ill'Uslij, ArC, Arc*To tpe3so -H ,|. (' tXMKI b. bone. John,TiUon, Cornell, Arctic, !900 wh, 7000 b. Gratitude, Three Brothere, Aiiam-.-io hp/JOoo w,-£Gni-ob ap, Am Kb ne. h b. wb, Ckhio lb -tfiiL-olina, Vauque in, Fr ** 15 .0 wh, 9 .00 ing. bk Oc»r|to, tftevona, " " h.ini. I'nrriii^ton,-'.*> sp, l4oh •* ii li b I too wli, UtoOO b. Rambler, rortcr, Japan, AouODi «-11 "nh «• 15 ds fi.i San Franci-co. Logan, While, N 11, boo sp, 9 00 wli, 20,000 bk W T H'he.lon, I oni-tock, NL, 700 W, 10,00,.1> Hp. sp. i?7oo w, liooo -|», 900 wb, 154mb b. mKh Mary At. Susan, llrown, So «p, 1400 wh, ..000 b. 2,1.i ih Cm. SOttU, up. bone. m bk Prudent, Na-h, i.5.» wb, 12opo 150 2050 w, 19000 h. mlb Harrison, llalhaway, pp, I.mo ii ui!,.'HMK) hone xh oiympia, ltn>M'ii,'.i ■ >p. raiaihnU', Has tun, 5o ltoo wli, 4000 bone nli •• sti doo Holnt, Arc, h|, " Cm A re, "Jo gh l.iina.tor, Aliny, Ocll,4osp, 1000 wh, 10,000 mib *« Nan., J.i.io sp. da fm V Ixindnn. //armoiiy, Itogers, llio Vl'-vola nil, ah Koiiiiiliii, Baker, Arc, lo pp, Ukw 300 sh Win. II iniiii n, '* " Sw am, Tot.) Vesper, I...per, NL, 4.10 wh li Dover, llalicock, Moo wb, No. 11 M 26 b 83,ese Jh |i m, (i sli Riinaii, Cttmakey, * w 8000 hone. BoSe wb, •» » b N L, boo I'erkiin, Allen, tt II Booob A IS ** " « do. w, r "sh A* Coffin, •« «* >■ till Norm.in, rh;t>', Japan, " 1000 bono 200 wh. 4otto bum- *' 116 Uuu 2300 wh, thin William-, season no. Cleared. leii, liailey, sh California, Wood, sh Meteor, Crapo, sh Mary " " " " Nan ,800 w:i,7000 hone. Mys.. & N 11, loft., SI, cum, wb, looo© bone. F„ Adims, S oillt, N 11, Ho" wh, 10.000 hone. Oct. 21—Am sh llenj Morgan Chapel, OCk, 9400 wn, 2 ~™> 1 h 20— " sh 21 "sh vi m(. (* " " " " " " " 25 " 11 " " " (i " »( " " i< M ,i " " "bk " �~ ** Fr .» 11 • • •s— " »«' - 700 wit, 55u0 China, How**, " 9500 wh. 8000 hone. Scotland, Smith, 900 whi 5000 b. Wnshingion, Edwards, Arc, bk lirooklin, Keliy, Arc, ISae wh, 18000 b. Jos.llayden, lloosrsan, Arc, 325 wh, 4000 b. 000 150 5p,3300w,5 utahcite, Wciting, Arc, 3km wh, 50,000 b. Suomi, lli«bagcn, Och, C. Carrol, Hardoy Are, 1900 wh, 10.000 b Chapel, Arc, loosp, 3100 w, 45,n00 14,'xi wh, 14000bone. Nova, Ca-e, Och, 1000 wh, 9oo>.bone. Cherokee, Smith, Arc, 15 ap, 75 wh, 3000 b. "ah Columbus, Harris, " -* " "«• u <• >• •< Nan., 65o»p. N II, 2Gaowh, 9*3.000 b. Henj. Morgan, t'liapcl, loo Mb. Carbine, OilTor.l, N II, 13o .p, 2ooo wh, 4 B, N ,000 bone. M< rcury, Iliinori, •* 9— " Mary Ann, Dullnian, Wail 12—Bark Sarah Sheaf, 9_ Cavalier. Freemai, J. Loper, Whippey, " " 16.—Ship Norton, B, U5o wh, 55oo bone. I'aleon, 25) Wh. J)o0 lbs bone." upm. Memoranda. From 55 miles 1500 b. wh, 25000 of. its fiom true aMpa made by rapt. Stuart of the CorNew Zvalahd to the Arctic, he Island is laid down on his i, chart position. to keep Lai. IS° that neighborhood, » « ood movent while rnoulng IS «., Long. 103= 85 W. discerned an island, 9th ol March, Itt53, the same ship c 55, Long. 170° chart. It la in*. Lai. S not laid down on the and f )und it to be a dnngcreus reef, Saw ihe breaker* T, W, 11.il> W. by N., say l.i ■1 long by Ihree extending K. by ri. Slid the reel above water. Can I a seen but broad. A small part af On the eight miles In clear weather. ..,„,. Ship laying Corinthian, 10 In a came in sprit Och, svesl Ho recommends in Soo wh, 800*lion*. bone. careful observation folly satisfied that S'iw»rrow'* aged .000 a inthian, on Ills passage lo* sp, 1300 w, 5000 b. Trldest, Tatwr, Och, 3600 wh, 2 1. Coggeshall, F II, loo up, lloo w,3ooob N !3on wh, 12 000 bone. 12-Hhin Kutusoif, Pi. res, SB, N. B., SO nios. out 50 15.—Ship Parachute, Boston, Octobor 5000 lbs bone. 51 hbts spin. 200 whale, Cardner, N. B., 16 mot. out, 50 bla 11000b. Gnoige, »i •• _ S&u wh, Isaac Hicks, Skinner, Arc, loon wit, 18000 bona. sh •• g bone. White, Arc, 500 wh, Gooo ( orcy, Och, 850 wh, ltiooo bone. bk Salainaadre, " Am it 9 b. sh Tuscany, Hsl-ey, Arc, IGoo wh, 1000 bono. " Luhr., och, 500 wh,snoo bone. •• ■< sp, Arc, >i Am •> 125 Qiadiator. Turner, Och, 3100 wh. 40,000bone w«< Rita bk Arrived. Oct. fi—Ship Nornnn, Chase, 750 wli, 6joobone. " bone. "bk (Jen Scott, Smith, lo sp, 2200 wh, ,'.ooo 2(Hmi " wli, 7ono bone. sh Hanibil, Lester, 200 sp, lire " Av,lleinekcn,Ge«rh*B, 2300»b, 23000b. " " 5000 b. Catherine, sh " " s,hi wh, \ p Talmadgt!, Edwards, Arc, ltioo w, 22u00 b Hull, Arc. 100 wh, 8000 bone. sli Mechanic, " " Allen, Arc, " " sp, " Sao II 00bona, Dromo, Ilrunsnn. wh, 80. America, Walkor, Och, 3000 w, 48(ioo b. bk Alice, »• bo 15.. Hunlsville, Smith, Och, sp,27oow,3o,o*K>| .Sarah Sheaf Wall, " 11."mi wli, Soon hone. " •( " P. Del.'iimye, Pierce, 11 PORT OF HILO. Dickens, Arc,3oo wb,Boeobona. Newark, "sh Mary, llayltss, «( •' Herald. übk Neptune, «« " •• C.B.C •' *. i^>. U, Hsmpstsao', Honolulu, 80s sh M'.liawk, " 20— soon to bend, To tc-acl- other seaman, their thought, to.are To Gad. who la willing, aad able Ibbbb of N Nil*, Conkiin, Opt., - •• If ty this he a warning, hi. untimely Aiin/,!iii| Uafi'Of, I, PUhor, b, 1 0,000b. up, Sj.mj r',l.' nil IS£o wh, 7000 BeM »*h Milo, (Joule, Arc,, .">j -p, H ill, Och, I i-» hl J7oij *rh, 18000 i> B|| 5.,;,be?, ilia, Btranh irg. Arctic, 1730 wh, iSt-on b n»« ib iii ('iiiinlloi I'll, c, 'I'ahcr, Arc, 9lfio »b, iMeeu b up hj, .* 19— helm of the balk, of water., so Cambria, d.ttlo, Arctic, 1400 wh, sh 19 19— •■ Ns nil 8000 , ,\ 11, 150 >p, >160 wh, 23—Am fh Saratoga, Harding, cruise. Sept. 1300 li. 100 , Peakea, crulee and home. Am eh Baphroloo, wh, Oct. :t 3oe Wh. loon b do. Martha, Slocuin, N 11, S—Amah MonterHroa, Beiijamin, 11,5 bone. Ban o N..rtli Star, ltr,,wn, N 11, 700 wh, sh sh 'I Nlag art. Ctuugn, Honolulu, W2, Nimrod, Oct sh Knterpri-c, Pease, N 11, 1000 wh. 17550 bone. -h Kuropa, Week-*, do, frl. Mary (;ar(iinur 21, born, Honolulu. 1000 N. sh ('o.lnlliian, Lnzland, do. <lo la Noye,' ruiae. Stuart, NB, "Jon sp, il.-o wh, 2ii, Hh rrui-e. 22, Phillip sh Itonian, Tripp,3oo sp, 9.10 wh, (1000 hone. Cruise; Win. IJauiiltnn. Oct 27th, •fm.»hipOeorgol ßtovona, 4.HK) and home liMs. do. lik Alice Frazter, T.ilier, W.i, Crosby, cruue Oontrel.ua Oamuum, y/onolulu; bone sh Nile, Lake, HF, -I 11 wh, ISoo •i young sailor's grave. --'i.) \. h. It, .to.ooo b. •» wh, 'U w '• //.iiiol.ihi(not reported) pstsad, N m ao green, so bright deep in the dark wave, He wink in the water, Hi. body he I ,01 n li, 100 up, " " no more waa ~ VVii.i.iiii-t, Pendleton, 2400 IK— " steered, Ar 11. "hh sh ('lt " with a] wild rushing sp, wh, 4000 bono, no With-out doaftoco. CaM.iuo, l.i*r>r.l, Arctic, J3o '« 2G He allpt from among us, and quick disappeared, o'er which the .hip 'Neath the wild Arc, 9.13 aaJlod " 1. Hellespont. " sh ** nil tor. ii 2J3 sp, \. It., Och., 1303wh,«*W0 I.u.Vi, //mier, Mohawk, >w..i», over ship nrv, Magnolia,Col, bk ",h ■' 300 wh. liiin..!., Och, *Jo iv. ii-ii, !.;■ 17— u For the Friend. from II ** " lit I*. " u .Mil., w Maiulell, Wins, N. 11., 45sp, 135n w, G,..0n sh Arctic, (iellett, !•'. H., 80 sp, SSo wh, 17,000 h. <« -.[i sli (* ( Heroine, II sti sh •■ ne. 35 Hiniili, Arc, Uoj wh. 11000 b. i iin*, Chief, Fi-h, 17— " Lost b It ,Japan, D Ului m, Aic, 100op, IliKtw,.kx)o 17— »* Ho whaleehip Cowpcr, Josaru Fauna of Natick, of Lahaina.CaoaoE Oct 89d, in the port fell overboard and waa drowned. IS mate of .hip So. Boston, Oct N* tlitu •• ii. sp, A sh Kii/a ■>« • b. .BJ' 373 Och., laoep 5000 bone mm. wb, Soooo bone ■***#. " 20— lose. On board sk '> "sh 17 17— \t Sea Baker J sp, N. D., Och., 210 sp, M.odlrster, 17—Am sch K. L. Frost, |7— Henrietta, lo J9oo Arriic, '■ i* ii N. L., Ft.k, Klectr.i, 15—Am bk a Mass. Falmouth, board Francis John Abigail, sh •' la— IS— kee. Oct. Mrs, kneel unl, Vinall, Mill sh Km,.ne, IS—As. sh John Hac- Abigail, , Oct. 15—Am hk Heroine, bla loss. board the Whale Ship sh 14—" j}™*"-," wasJBerney Th. remain. ot Mr name " II wl Ml a. to lha hoard H_ vh, 18130 •' severely injured in t'.a v.»«l. wife and child to Oct »th 1852, A A«>lioi,k« t.ik the struck and was taken .... hours after being boat'- crew time ..no ol his Irishman who Mdridge -tBMriS«, 1853, Mr. Freeman !001 N. n , \rr., Lawrence, l-'.il.. Arc, Flaher, "fh Tthoo, llartnir, A clic, " is in h,.ne. h, sh Henry " ■9 whale In Aufu.t. a of lalmouth, Dartmouth, » do. sh Ctnrpor, Fi-hor, Arc, |v\w wh, Sooo itone. N ivi;: itor, Ki-h. Arc, !300 trb, trooo bono. ll " bun*. It..bin lloul. M'Uinlcy, 28) i by the It. 8. Consul. boat wh.,8030 , Aon, ah Mary "h.I 22 103sp, 11X13 uh, Arc, " I>J i wh, ISM boas. sh 13—" Jeiiaey, > 9 24 Awashnul,s, sh 3IJ Nantucket. to He belonged (Jibbs, J.uiih. Ciirnrcll, sh bk ."Vooo bone. WiM, 000 wh. "• Mir-i.ti, l*hZona *' U'J 53J wh,B3OJ sp, ne. w1.,7J1) 1st. officer of the David B.Caswell, skip Mohawk. harbor, Honolulu in board Hen.y Knoeland, a Ocl 5th Mr \lfc.l 7000 b on H mk, IMckeraon, Taber, Arc, 800 sh 'J. i*b Cowpen '■ I'j ■j-m.iwii,:i:>iiii.. 5) Arc., >h *' l'j New Zeal*. I Miicle/.iim.i, Tower, francos Henrietta, Swain, Arc,G7s kli mo bone. -p, 3Su los p,«Wo wh, 9000 wli, M sjo uh,2000 bono. Bunhattia, Terry, N. Btlfl >nd, IVnllrton, Arc, 1300 wh, booo b •!■ M " 17 bone. 12— 900 Kp. wb, Chaadltmr. 'Jim . wb. «'1 I'l''" »■ 14.t0 *-J*'s tVfliii, Smith Bto»tc*fli eh •• '• 1~ 17 Bafts, N. America, Haaue, ,h Draper, sh soook> k Mo 5000 bone. eh ' It.iii, Wherni.in, sp 800 wh, Och.3ob ap, 24m> w, 30,000 h 17 —Am sh Cabinet. Noyns, .N<-rtun, Arctic, 1000 wh, (tooo bone. " nil \avy, '• 17 Amuth *, Fi-ho, Arc, 12.. sp, 2uoo 0000 4)13) bone, 0 wli, 27 bono, 12— a Handboard whale ship Pioneer, Marry, Sent l«t, 1853, dead instantly wicl, i.lsnd «t,ve. Tho deco.i-od dropped on kli t 17 Coral, licii.ut, Oeb. 11. ap, t big-ail, Draw, <)ch,3i-|i. sh 8-Ain Oct—ll. Omsfo, Fi-bcr, 14—Am »b 17 'I'.ilimarno, Neil, wh sli 7—Am port- upon .' bone, Arctic. (J— Am ■"»»""■»;»« w.r.™urie.d "I." lllack hk ~-, w 14,00.. I). |.x;tii:-li*r, Ryan, I 100 wh, s,on*i bone. \ „-, Kb Oliver Crocker, Cash, « 14_ Arctic. l> .lie, 7—Am abater of Sherman, m h •* Dougherty, 2o mos, 13)3 wh, BJO3 Ueleoaea, sh hh Aiiulir, rfwitt.'Jtjm wh, J4— 21. 0 wh, 2J 130 bone, (Oct. moa, 1,8i.550n,25 mos Phillip Oekseak, slater reaidiug 21st, Capt. Kd, in ]3_ Ochot-k. making board, 1000 thin ka Ewrr, l7<ior*r.. la Ni-yo,Pioi'Ce, 7unp,sAa |i;_ 23 Hunter, Holt, sli o—Am hk He liny. the .Vvi.-a in 4000 It■■bertson, Washburn, 700 wh, lo 000 el 14— Pr ih rail**, 1013 wh, 1533 i bono, mas, th Ba i;j Hillings, 27 mas, 750 wit, C033 bone, Weeks, 2J hli I'liillipilo *< « 13_ 14300 wh, Pales,)! «' );*_ en. Arctic. 17th Inal. U.ch. Buller.nrCnn.urnptlnn At sea, September from the while on her passage American whale .lop «:or..l, VV. and long. I...=> In lat. 40= 4o\ Orhonksesto Honolulu, about four beer. .» invalid had The deceased "'* remain the paNy. from an attack of autfarod severely before the vessel arrived about two week, ' rTstnasaalovakl. On S.m Franci Arctic. mo, Delta, sh G-Ain Inlu, on (he sdrroinUahlorninieceiitly waa Ma. Jokes, Sent., tin Arctic 6—Am 2GO wh, ap, season, full. Hotftt, 12— ll_ Boston. 15 (Is tin (-'.tuning's Island. «l< Augusta, Manser, s—Am bk Mass. Tiabury, to Helen His. b Messed be Herald and New Bedford Mercury please copy.) board the sh s—Am 19 tin 13 i d, Moras,S0 Say* Martha, Browne, C—Am brig Zoe, rats, i.utiilul and friond. enVjlionate wife, daughter, sister and hath lai.cn away. -Tha Lord gave and the Lord the name of the Lord-" elonging Am sh Judge Shaw, .'itrlis, G—Am bk llhering, Mat.vii.Ln Howliwd, the Oa the 89th of October, Disos.m late of S. Ilowland. eldest child ol the wile Clough,&>Joon Niagara, 'Oct ll—Ami-li Emily fm San Fran 15J ds Im New Yurk. 3-Ani sh Montauk, lludd, DIED. 12W thi* ■on. 17 ds Harriet Iloxie. Manwiring, all -li 6- Am hiti. a Oardner, Lowen, 75 Arctic. 5 -Am • h E'lrop*, Week*, Oct- aged 86 wli thin »ea*on, Arctic. Mary bone, Arrival.. 3—Am be lined 7.i0 bone. HONOLULU. Ocl Sabbath •renin, .ervica. erty eh Montezuma, Benjamin.26 mos, 2200 wh, 7000 Sept. 28—Am "■"»■ n gale in ol contact with us as the and bad sea 1853, at i.u, oor bow.prit, very Ciaaoi broke lu „ v whim mid-night which dam- head, Jib and II)lug Jib-bonnis, st chafed our ship Hr Shif Cattails a the ship Mary of Eagerlown follows:—L shnoids and sprung plates Arctic Ocean August31 wind, and oar bow- rail fei two had otherwise. 11. B. M'a ship Battles***, arrived at Port Clarence on Monday 58d August 34th .sailed for Point Barrow oav the H. B. M'a ship Plovor at 4 A. M. Aug. (Wednesday) 4o loan boa*. " >h .... „ .. ™ ap, Lancaster, Almy, Och, Koh-l-noor sailed from Port Otareac e The schoonar Kngllsh b> "bk Columbia, Hallock, Are, 3o ap, 1300 w, so»<i > oa Monday, 12th September, fur A»ag Keag. " ■' " 11 bk •• •• Pacific, Peas*. Aic, 4o sp, 9io wh, .010 boa*. i bona Blk Warrior, Bartl.tt. 0ch,700 wh.Tooo Omi|(, »lmu, lSsp,B»owb,»ooob � 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 - 1853.11.01 - Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1853.11.01