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Amirti** ni l.land- ofthe Pacific losi Life ;i " Miine»f iniiill'irri:ft» I-iff 2I ln-w Vnlrnno. - - - " - - - j -linll ' strive | •� • the to I-land-i the MARCH I, I*>*>. in his idea, Hawaiian tive j " 11 Who it wis it is for to one any to mystery a where there and telegraphic wires, ads, possible life, contented with be Sanduicli Islands, !• how it is some, are no rail- I (whose day; ••r • which make other countriea such de- sirable localities sometimes tried selves, but yet * theory upon niable, here, a for and be are The they heart ideas of sailors, of importance, are peculiarly gratifying demand man be Two and Be-,JueW'i men-),winded inspire many hearts with those pe-,.tastes valuable than more a ;usl left for .1 trip a to few hours before back extensive purchase to able iv they breathe feeling*. good. the ty , it. not Islands, more we a uncommon rich speak desirable The influence The aheir It ia and here I not to upon society identify aad native, the and happier their we shall be suited. hut not We back. them glad are they hope . thousand times a entertain we. We sympathy. family a to may desirable, more afford. can be glad ' We to: to be relieved am re- 'are especially deep history. auch purchase will be fail prosperiforeign be and the to such specify always as As auit to mentaries upon the ing books." ox, and then stick, at a a Jean bull poor rope several of a Cathedral or daya thirty aome him with fire darts, and shake colored perfectly until he becomea seems- place, a or him infuriated," andI rind '.' former installing his horns, and then goring to ofjfja sharp of starved for attaching the in idea leaving'the to tease been that has ■ previous, for even brutal too among to the mummeries and ages! for he novels, him ! en armies had is fond of■ We with must must that hand, and frequently " a not are Com- "sing- war, Russians bring North of the the allies power are repotted to alliea. is to be news compelled Both Sebastopol. cannot even The be op vigorous but upon the whole essentially if the Sweden ia keep a making advance* in the Black Sea. ,to come, called .it is. appear winch sian fleet special were into winter quarter*. gone fire upon the allied army I Russia, no since theRussians to retreat to of newspa- Jack The late mails i ofthe as books displeased be are • for- send to school scriptures," These day. Bishop, read. been them Filee have |new following the in- Bishop new very appro- Sunday afternoon's the The which wouldI rites of the dark classes of books two desirable sot the the of for Herald," some leasing, of bull of the that allI blankefs Honolulu, acceptable. He would i pnrt that therei rot hand solicited. always pers upon are superabundance a invite Second I priate remarks Dr. for the Plaza, matter important islands, of meet rec-enlly which have would earnestly quantity any to there amusement and Star Jan. 16, IBSC, rjyaree We doubt of the Il is " Panama liberal stallation a great vaiiety a families in other many l an ourselves with people, of and other books of, it is seamen, unless volume of Travels. foster their institutions, their progress, and so, lands, sought, BULL TEASING. circum- Honolulu, have school N.,Jof books and papers from Tout felt coming' in the I wish These Men would am " N. Y. C.J are has| are returned rest!" meaning. I abroad, remarked lot in a mark*. the? mar but home in other welcome estimate tb'" good quantity of reading remarked,1and other parts purchased just and another V.C.:" ooing I lie in that lot to " going, a e.x- and papers. be to families Capt. Siimw's, among j(should which One who gold. father-land, have the i ihan other lands in them with furnishing speak supply ofBookA, pamphlets and A andh unelike feelings who practice." find homes, the fully cannot ohi- culiarly grat f. ittg sort SEAMEN. with and other parts oilUeneial interest. As there is streets, still Honolulu group Islands, rejoicing. towards all somehow, but " the at satisfactory^ground any very, our life mm beautifully FOR unacquainted hurry the as give feeling, old residents found the Pa- ahnve not or are ea, may well the " us every eye upon lhat they nev- as cannot for exhibits hailed with is also The experience. passengers lieau our of wanned have truth be characterize,,seuinen; including not tempered ela-scs We In the stances Islands may Kngland void ofthe excitement of bustle here jealous so hgriculiuri.-isin Persons with the to his what there in heaven tranquil ■ READING MATTER Those returned, inducements, of business and wealth, lile and lo rwi keeps ra\s permaiurelv ought place the swermighavMfl Willi lily. his the working They rcsls thai miii Mimlrrle»s draw Ihe countries When | tii> field Co li> ipreued. resided once get home. lo offer great not iikiv a uhil-t riml we shores? not definite' their farmer homes. to delight which water could the benefit of his well known names return and that the and him; our-i mystery have who who have gone abroad their and wilh 7 Whether The fact is unde- subject desite sh;ill M our npnn lahorer lint of sea, have and gone elsewhere, do look back longing of this could form any never those that of winter In"- above extract, the solve to the We residence. niiniid wilder wo activity, i (loop, like n '' heads, elements of life and thousand-and-one ether thai wh c!i in l"s* favored in ,rifle the' lack of a he;'rd coil Where niiinnc-l jl.acka (| thejllure lifiil at ever so before long enjoy " Raduga's onthel many other Society, sth of February. ISLANL D IFE. will a th*» to of health that years hope matured wisdom and vaiied upon! lady, return have endured the should he open icommunity j the Na- before speech, Agiicultural the their on land and long journeys by I the to hit Majesty That !usefulness query attached ure their home, His as true here Islands. :the fatigue of we reliere!| inspires the solving in Perhaps, residents welcome, I we as of many, in language Chief Justice Lee, and to ( seeing i sorrows, proportion, in happy, the do away with ihe former and latter. why HONOLULU, experiencing lie rnnde >M3 - Macior Journal. !»..union*. Dealba. Urf extending the lo cordial but abound, which sorrows ihe evils nnd - fee MBS t'uktKiii MulU HrtUoltw evils and tt ' - - that us, blind Ihe Icy Wo speak this, does not| do should be we 17 H)-rf ' - . of it'qiiire To will pass. happier life i: - " \ M-TrnirsnH 'I'he MARCH. I KHICM). ...... l-Uh.l l.in&c. XIII. VOL. Old Srrirs. ISM. 1, MVltdl IiII.MHJ'M. Urn, J. Y. reported her The loss of Rus- replaced war upon weakening for were to a to .bare long time atop w*ere joined tbe �THE 18 THE POLYNESIAN LOST AND THE RACE, OF ISLANDS told t " Nor I can osme of exigence m«r where nf Apause we only rings the aea, throwing Ihe y break scarce light tome with were there regard the Hawaiian* on the 1Nukuhiva, open di-trihu- |here, such over from came of Ihe iiihalutenis of the olner h.gh Islands now lefi ihe picture of Ihe from each olher in the ' (landing so immensely remote Iquesians u,i Ul ol (he great ocean."—[Darwin's Voyagei. landing of is one it)''inlands wilh people certain nninber a accidental by ruee one through!itp-sea, nothing positive'can or they got chance, yel .when one expanse of ocean, and!'havrtobe vast a this we are doubt to have then lo ask, how we the to When litlle reason seems Urf* Archipelagoes ofcoral rock now (and prohahiliiy of the Tor- that of lofly Islands, Iho orrr pass where just us PACIFIC. mode of ita accomplishment. THE 1856. FRIEND, MARCH, he deduced from of chances number « ol blowing corisile. red,- calculations may be lion . has Who something mysterious, connected ble, felt that there is something not with apparently the these little isles of the the of the accounts last fength by find it chance this over for again for nrrive al or group ol the islands other or The peopled. also is new 6f the portion when they came globe, they there. of tradition exist a nnd there for ages. facta, Ihe more we The strain dar.kneaa in is It which the greater that true they are every great, almost as this has that not have been they The islands to to amount the islands and far been iclassed together inhabited as there done by one great contiguous/, island single a similar a from their the and acci- contig- prevailing fur their so. of these that remains, inhabited jare be- was at a better chances appear In the face jfact be I rather groups which may or air moie unmeroii* by certain boundary, a ! winds, I in; having peopled. to nev- we race continents peopled never a: mode could another to dent, notwithstanding that epoch just; uity, their relative posilion probabilities against it; the now, so certainty the ' on ike within Pacific, answer liLjwii in every direction fr»uj nr group distance—the othct laces should have ofthe we necessary supposition; little island one on an however,1 theory, llie not great a Us, but to whilst the Polynesian accidentally ing of.winds thrown is the llint in favor nf bable that being and -my, it have been since the human ocean as piesenwd llwil re- all the groups have we nesin, may be fine that it is in the highest degree impro- one: one. islands lb" Hiking rase, Pol) glance a. lesutt |in of and after finally examination of this would be appear, the they Ihe ' their : have been reflect we do eyes, becomes. natives the. sport at have been ill of the; woik being any not even beyond They more our uninhabited see separate island; er the canoes, the ocean to binUghl spreading each by will show that if the how not In many mysterious more waves, An of or knew anything little cluster of rocks. owu in lh« ii sea nf and-islands inhabitants of these of each other, nothing to Inssed about thousands of miles, another speck of land appears—it peopled was inhabited islands .blown island—they small at some peopled—sailing the that is, race, commonly most to account lor Polynesian Ui tl'is lavas of' lied upon. curiosity more number nf chances. the ocean made which within certain limits allays. of ,forward read , We months, —they it desolate minds our Mtn- load of canoe Ihe on excites in The supposition peopleing of great navigators and weeks and ,than inscruta- Pacific ? sail century—they days first Hawaii, first one by difficulties the islands of the great Polynesia and have been pep-, race race, there in a .[pled from each other. 'Besides, which have work written on the subject of the Pacific i received tho designation of j well nuther'icnled tradition in this pretty j with some HyPolynesia, are the Sandwich, Marquesas, So-I group*, usually commences 'group, of the Hawaiian* having formerly pothesis professing to account for the origin iciety, Paumotu, Gambier, Austral, New Zea- made Nt'kuhiva and to Tahiti and and of the inhabitants in course very off hand a way feel that their explanations not answers we ask they often hate but* natural puzzling They will do in the absence of The remark Darwin, as of the above duced in his hut the other otic, and well, so. the suing present for not have nesian and Melanesian treats ao his fully ol Now if pura both reviewing'the facts connected Sand- wich proofs that Islands, into to enter portion of the any island of from New Zealand the Islands, i<» must not but other and which distributed, have must by by an ha* Mr. and a is the original general in kept ly sepa- or or of the of the pourse was the in hi* work of the U. on S. on of the New the tins race, far as sideband through the Marguedn* group to Itnt araic t New America account populoueness Islands aud the Society Hawaii on the. demonstrationof flic the Polynesian race they spread ,cent times, on,one ,of has the other. direction in «jiread, leaven , distance, of Japan whilst the latter been heard these-Island* Jdental of, the drifting from the whelming. up Islands, venturirg boldly seems a an are easy less Nukuhi- sailing vessel, islands but the tance threw of supposiIhe a canoe I over- of tbo Ihe conli- it ocean, should thousands of miles one small all Taking group of the we must circum- aHqw that accomplished the voy- we mile* of open completely been the regard the skill or ocean,) Captain Cook and himself, whether have of exploit* and even into boldness sagacity in it* displayed In whatever way (he first ■ remote islands by peopled by acci- ■ td Southward seem or the ef which accomrlish- ment. re- ev- of their period nothing Atlantic over 4,000 of about the attempt, load way haa the from ocean another. Columbus inu«t great for ages afraid of were into into consideration, the shade; been were Tahiti and back, in his canoe, (a dis- to the knew Canaries, the first Hawaiian who from to to who of the South Sea Islanders probabilities against and whatever been seas incredible circumstance that the most ancestors stances J»pan, these Islands in this fast a to a recent and America, of nent groups, age have crews these comparatively civilized, and and and civilization, history wilh of trackless consideration instance of having be and the fact that Ja- their no not might favorable being Polynesians being 1 driven er ' peopled from or Polynesian ofthe wind* away on Zealaud peopled I we have been to taking and (hat from theae aa il "and consider that the Phoeni- we Europeans even Van Dieman's i group, hew and deliber- always c<till (and Carlhagenians and Navigators, migration Hebrides; 'and Hawaiian expect prevailing the derived When edge. cians all perceive i which in not wilh that of the adjacent have found their way or U-v or is make Tahiti islands should with principal {former and unfavorable to dialects, and finding ,tion. into Indeed which Ihe whole rather have Western not same race He*«hews, aad at it even of the here, voyage, succeed Navigators this, them tradition reports them as stock from North West ( not only ,Ihe the not should Australia corrttpted one, that the Samoan or Navwithpanese junks igator's islands, was the group first inhabited jknown to be cast •themselves do from ex- Or sup- remembrance hew that aware matter to ■ va,) from each other, which we I on long the was should and with all the advantages of modern knowl- are, that out have done? quite at iso- so set How confidently Navigator's same much rather they of land the inhabitants of the Friend- why Feejees. or particular regard to rare For neighboring Land; peopled direction peopled by astonished are to neighboring many of them pretty clearly ( than from any ofthe other been Hale, Expedition.- race we ately of,* art ive safely back, enumerated, the specks and means make these brought natives these what have been ascertained to ncctdent which (first by ascertained? the by 01 difficulty great Danders canoes? 'his fact, sup- 'n the which is, ils existence by accident, from one source—and third, Zealand influences of any philology examination of the which the Polynesian and the Ethnography Hi Horing the been one common been New language, as people took is known. why above to did the Sandwich posing to position And lies 10. o istence of Tahiti first (all ocean, he to considering, are could all, —second, have been Ihey intimately by had always of the taken, demonstrated the in More than this, the race. £<oop from Hivt out- are customs ; only have have must from rate and have been that is race, features, a (inmliier's, to one who form and mannetm tine that itrgin, people a in color, and in islands, at some supposed are it canoe*. voyages in iheii races. and that of in- between the Poly- p'acc groups remote Hawaii and ,and that the to Islands inhabited by are -by say bU Navigator's lated and be inhabited Pacific, , thai tin- and map of this a other each continents and with this in the fi-oin to being told—first, subject, it is unnecessary here Urge Polynesian the night, landscape? In take we The nbscive the relative distance and illuminate the whole a moment intermediate ihel of Micronesia boundary) highly prevented boundary of Feejee islands, hold in- however) specified. and islands groups an the to those intro- < outside the above further—yet—like one near by occupied area posing ■we in the Pa rovings and or in their back, unimportant islands, which single I habitants of the casually numerous and io voyages Besides Navigators. smallerand are some within i came questions?! flash in the darkness ■ingle lightning does it is of his seem to there the; groups, better. nf which he teresting subjects Friendly I these celebrated naturulist <of the quoled, account like we children when give to Do are land, matter But who is satisfied ? account for - difficulties .1'our anxiety hypothesis the have to one race peopling of these haa been viewed, ha* been advanced facta, almost insuperable presented penetrate the themselves, and mystery ha* been �THE FRIEND, lessened the by ofthe raised, apparent hopelessness The tific of late Pacific which ocean the would the aid atolls, in the the that this nature islands In im- an the that the mi were where there is or at existed in earth's a period islands with lolly history, large The process of reasoning by in the first instance arrived exhibited is so that the truth lul, wilh edged I>ana Ins I bare the ".Geology" ihfl of U the viewing ed with the 'Chan- evidence and the past, scattered Had there been without rious parts of the has earth tropics, since wisdom creates, and makes their pleasure Irtbe ico ma i* deciphering circumstance a in connection urea the Pacific, and to by say a language, find the boundary able manner area of with has are now few blank between no puss take line a the race, that allied in feature, in correspond and that the shall we a remark- boundary of Ihe greatest sub- that is, in {he Hawaiian tuul allow that Asia of subaidence or even at a • a closely few at was the connected a or the great■ few these now peopled by all distant one our and may now it ia .■ feel now, consisted instead of difficulties of stones of a at be find a is mat For where an for of mer ca- Dana groups, informs says, Ihe water there of which islands, except in all are ol not the Hogoleu more every than eight Marquesas. and two or as wards the being *. north, what the it few to Darwin Still 7, e*>i the Ha- • FoV in for- no between than more one, from ihe in the sVau there seen, a-, there other, undertaking. keep feet, not fifteen feet day for "half pars fltkeatlae Diieoeery, lot UU, Bossoa, page 3*e. t» the might remain to occasional adventurof ihe ■ remembrance relied ot.e disappear trackless having a a* upon, beneath the wave* , ,just route, never the The Hawaiian* ocean. become a serious of Tahiti, existence very ancestors from separated the and ta» , undertaking, At Ihe present attempt it again. and the legend* only are fabulous peiiod of Hawaiian tradition There coral are certain difference* between the , condition of the inhabitant*of the high, groups, to- Auul at condition of the re»t thing anomalous, plained. latter and the of the A* one drowned tra** it may be - an some voyage* of their Ualau, Bonabe, of the islands their countrymen return, seeing voyage he- southern of up last become les* fre- gradually few a voyage now compact tending sal have recovering the and island* in the last stage of existence. EaDlnha«*aipaaiiluß, ihe and er, on have from the south call* of the by —and the bewildered navigators without the would be lost Ihe ol are in Ihe area low are majority sail landmark would Ihe three, coral islands, and that they decrease in size lime, same Tahiti ol difficulty no course—at of subsidence main one » , the at airing of islands a would nication hundred and four ten or we as days would be • stand Ihe whole two may have sen, the very stepping knowledge places, perhaps two is, that guide Archipelago, the Hawaiian and the the into ocean for ihe probability, couple Bonabe, epoch a growing/ A* centuries rolled on, one island after jht groups, has other would be submerged, and ihe commu- they only was thai in us few centuries a for the. which lowered Ihe perhaps direction when ages, in all would existed, that is between Hawaii and the once lhal rapid The island, one in search of. account is- AtoM.i, or high. feet submerged so "100 same and submerged undertook their voyages thither. what the required we this over waiians, and the confidence with which they at of dimensions amount which of Bonabe means (he wa* disap- their submergence lo hypothesis would istence differ- a population which on submerge principal place •U. can and style a the fifteen ten or we are This supporting. to necessary of existed once lew lagoon islands sinking the ' exist ruins of to previous olihterated from the considerable ex- the human appear of reef, Hawaiian and southern ' Mr. Hale hence infers with such islands we disconnected Atolls," thai It informant) a that the as 'of MiUsidi ■nee raised, 'easily water; down, (act to with cities,* ale Now race—vanish. only question perhaps, is. neighboring there cases small when this if lands, i hundred Polynesia in slight depression." a iiicompaticle Southern> tween Mulasia lime Archipelago, straggling islands, groups The the few fathom.) higher than lime when in tact, finding some groups, we have been inhabited area in occurred where there Southern i islands, was now the whole group Another singular chart ancient round customs, uiilei'goiie islands than of ;structures kind, same passages broken are on line of the Pacific, of Poly- the now the enclosure. enters in groups. Now if are this structures were in the O'Connel (his . . as a ■ rapid subsidence nnd caused the total : would submerge all, purpose. it of from tent, connecting the subsidence of the islands quent. " Polynesian probably or , what rate ofi structures latter stand increased more the patches mere between explaining!lieefs," after same the south, to size of the islands about foreigner! a resident'on of the actually are lands, my Philologis that the the they paths, once that the land centre we Dana's depression, sidence the a and lo were the Irom when the walla 80- one sen- Japan"—such closely race manners a thnt draw groups inhabited by the is which on to- ipearance of not more as progress, a are lhat when condition ent for area, that area; the epoch, the remarks, Bonabe built nr the islet " of the Pacific More than this, if nesia. of c' tn- greatesnlepression nearly through pass there is even while a least was the ocean ?" of sub- jpart of Here then we see that human from evident seems and were also Divine with Pitcairn's Island towards would va- it "(table" present they the for particularly worthy of' ai.d perhaps all ihe make* the line of subsiding " U.ilau and These the creations in this Book of Nature It i* te, in they. Tims and history; own at hole exhibit in enduring undergone. Hale, conclusion that legitimate continued, Archipelago, gathered Mr. Hale island. atoll* age* pant in the oscillations which been had where there stone; recoid. a Horatio expedition, further island*, amount Pacific the character of certain sacred the us monumental permanent registers, planted characters long insight > growing coral, 11 passed would have In lands lofty humble only now exhibit with over the connect- the equator, ' that "on subsiding subsidence t'n a friend. Mr. -e- says: a of between the Ha- the northwest. lo a open that "The islands of groups, must existed uffords have us, Houabe iv the Caroline ' far not then this •ver Islan&s have been inhabit Pacific twenty degrees near lies and the Marshall the subsidence which conjecture to only within the not Uana informs who surveyed give'us The facts on circumstances different subject, chapter the of this of ocean off between the first and last of ' Tertiary evidence considerable a S. Ex- Pacific Ocean,' after -3 ihe entirely have we and the wide blank a the boundary line, and period 'beyond 'northward, was still greater or The north of south, in progress were since and islands has been siilcnce, cd. in are " re- about behceeji them area Fanning groups, Is it than undergone." writes, changes left ate not we but since the ge- in the ges of Level into he er on arrive these level, the waiian, which reduced of the some ploring Expedition, " have they This and stretches increase not is, which is island, an there in breadth. a island* the lurther that Hawaiian group there is of several of than islands, Now it is ocean. it therefore alluded to, indicate great- equator above subsidence hese quoted wj: shall we surprising "change ihis iioint, for auii- acknowl- was theory on when In and Ameiica. Europ- in 'lie and delight of ologists works, and clear, simple and o But which Darwin this conclusion at his detailed 'in amply n he epoch.".. tains. once sinking a from the progress, which island markable fact that, while upon estimate, our probable bounds, probably within was moun- again word*, own growing reef, the rapid for 100 u sinks the coral without allowed which theft i during may be tcnen tf lisappears ocean, opinion an Dana's to Ihe size ofthe finally th< er and however much A fitile furf r says: continents shew 'our ofthe be ■ allows foi chronology refer again us *ays: When after thus reducing '' Atoll, Ihe subsidence continues it* the time lint beyond moderate feel,- mote a islands, there recent geologically inluctji iJit ocean, open coral few low but a must thing ln.it u now within it Tnat still thousand ihe mountain-, t once sunk beneath 'he'wiives However must uutnernus where spots he place one been has for ages and point of what highest peaks have received Dana's work point, si wt since above Ihe were back us forming shew Pacific gradually subsiding, lagoon carry commonly " mense area beneath, now not Geologist Exploring Expedition,) respecting of coral, reefs islands difficulty elapsed ie " were which period long have must islands in the Pacific than the) whether the now; Rut let solution is. existed upoi man when time ruiinereus more that probable the at this against corroborated and enlarged man's existence upon ea,rth. To assist U9 in S. to the U. 0. Dana, J. the of (his nutural- generalizations (subsequently upitii by are to alluded fly ol ihe to be indicate thai. mi. hi suppose to aire: solution true The beautiful i*t, reference appear of Darwin suggestion contains with earth much however, have estab- years class of facts a the and discoveries of scien- investigations men lished the militate to whether it task. 19 1866. MARCH, 1 miles over globe, instance of area a which something mentioned, of ihe apace of Polynesian of the inhabitant* point 10*001*7 hitherto striking a that in unexcon- the small British Isle*, only a each way, there exist up few to ex- hundred the present �20 THE day, notwithstanding tion of assimilating the government, railroads and steamboats, district*—whilst only the latter contains ten six in differ- we inosi historical remote of tants Polynesia fifteen dis- and religion (o bounded under distinct governments, and groups, which have been for ages without tinct by no by whilst an The inhabi- our Ihe means speculations are chronology. Islands Magazine.] (.. of being distance of above a at miles from the nearest asleep ours al On of them separated by the whole stances; thousand if longitude, El iem or over on would mental our look far .so theory ol been the ily accomplished for—taking >nry; is a the at same known note century, to the rate be the ninety northward in* by Society i-la ids to ten waiian " the now and and lands, d tin- in Ihe ■en*aiorf» returned and chi dren. service in * lay the the will of stich Four said to married marriage, heen baring 'two she months be visit a only, eight I asked a letters she is- every his "' Or I home at to how ship rule leaves this that port few »he '!• I am .1 fatherless:" ciuitiol lo eagerly is 'in wilh a And her I'llile is he." it down and a hurried step little boy balding Ins man with j main tin: h;.s son lo is not New that weeks lew tell her entOttr- are lint,extreme li win They cieaie*. occurence; to no facts that do can pen the ol the with tliWshe might and J affection and hope, this ship nil expectc mouth. a she heart Were) I in The iv Nantucket, resided captain in the inonih, wilh a lo another oil, thai be »uch in ol news tilled was returned ship a ago hiiiiging neighboring port hy ly Bed they as since been justice. well, write is she imagination emotions It and ocean. continual facts of of sadly, death,, fiction. ■ These which ihe and herdonr. lo long father two sees slowly the floor to husband has iiis found and tinning n the fathomless in his an- boat the to senseless her island, during or "or d«*vu; window ding their steps awaken he receive?" is sb« lh,m more unable in sit kn.'ll of her husband's Plus will a how was did many 10 dir A husband The inevitable must husband. herself, the ilied hid them again hundred," "One sees a neigh hot* lice ii for i\,iy, for children In the out Yes lulls years" absence. her which excitement her lo I lie corner, down undoubt- return, the oilier lady |oy and Peihnps ship and and ; his family feelings perhaps instead of ilijsshe ili.it absent, now see he will lour wrote "And "Six." neces- he are to when voyage. can oftbe esjablished the wi-h poor nboiil She the In,ml. hut three In mu-t does the*ship eager Qoli- captain; trirwhi'h the meet say* my looking cases I to siillicienlly street. count- months months In 'merely and is she nud walks her fifteen two ere evenings ago He days. »n his house elapse amounts gone a.id year* it of Trembling be alirer" lurt my husband has heen days the our of name vvilcf ■ take thai of eleven>yeurs, Irieuds for tidings a again. lew a <ne Hduigß no herself heisell Four year* again must years is of bosom year. She Leaving his wife miliMng that threshold dollai wine n imprinted closes the door he the describe the the widow, hiltermml ol father he fever.. barning a anguish like olage, their hoping ol ibe a Many families in- an which years lending lee. and with arms Soon the wile can BgilatC has heard Iter three before elapse ed!/ Pit-1 again: and when he missing had the cradle, in ere arms. him. swer. of the Rfuggling Sue tears. old in hundred and sixty " have been may his heen all thousand last two her the are in which Hie has banner li.wn ship the tele- immediately Hag-stall', and all silver a think- Horn ship the boys lo he tne bearer in table little -national our it is the with I vi u Who departing leave adieu for another the wile and /.on of atisen|. tidings peihaps afernoon Cape a is announced and llien there is then the fireside, at almost is away lady A ing Solomon of It ctou since noilh of only his describe can anguish, have line and the Ha- area submergence and ear* throbbing went to greet a a lie her with hus- to reject the possibility tford, or any other port ilia: may be heard ol band At length the ship spon Ins return. for ihe Pacific Ocean. And yet the chances contemporaneous with Ihe jpeered, dropped her anchor in the harbor, human epoch solely on chronological grounds; iare very small th'al any two ships will mcc: and the friends ofthe lady went to escort the this It sometimes boundless on at lea.-t not on the authority of those chronoexpanse he bad of its we ought ajid hor our latum, lie from Nan- uuvaic sloop ahout daughter pass lean hun- existing the wou (exclusive that an But whatever time the from I I'm rocking wos The [behind have one group, the miles wide and six thousand long sary lor to nn town, Hi our hojrang are know not He fireside, of emotion through the gone of Sweden leet months child in might 1 line drawn from a water in group, in down cheek of his child. upon the will rigorous two lew [>en kiss ;in to a restrain death. t.velve centuries is ands " between Marquesas) ship was him went all his silting to parting. wasneces- coast ocean, Pelews," above inlands mx coral of or group, Samoa the stripes le n He with her cheeks lliialn'dwith the Paci- a that the lend proofs suhsi-4 subsidence the Gambles tie l'Tdgai at convey in the was another to re- centuries all as sink aad'erase from Ihe dred and stars unfurled li bis that me to will to come. k'flil the hus- Bill probably summer's blight drr'sses the rising, that is would in it lo take leave of to her foot ad- which lew a Its tinac- sight inhabited, ion shews that fant history ofoar first at seems period during have (o adieu The TJie packet saw awny His wire hesitation,' No are the connection between been not into the abyss the Jut—independent s packed was' ship. and hid he lie grirve. al announces in ihe wire sail was the to speaking was which Vineyard. [morning vasi probably eyes hack in connection with d the no with which it it without assent to that in;ui lust voyage. In was wharf which tucket been otlered in vain ever completeness I our difficulties, this tvhjch lie hardly submergence of suggested by Darwin. and the to can the us goes, to having we Ins on Maltha's Ihe facts, it ■does has theory any uctory ot . his family of ordinary hypothesis; Imine, any review of all ihe I and ii ago beat!-' anil The wile both cold in death. are mid youlig night thinking of the loved every hoinelelt a I months appeared li"Viil etplain nd direction, 'sixth days A SAILOR'S LIFE. nf the emotions, with sixty-five one the earth's surface, int A few range in another, singular lomenon so l one ANXIETIES OF ofthe earth in either direction rence in consula of latitude and degrees en very having five thousand miles in ; than four others, in ;l child. trot, and some falls graph a ofthe for hofhV, yi.liug now ing they WhTalemF n's riend. each other; with communicating it . apparent of means are band krrows only may find wile child history uncertain [•S'anduurA, leaving In Ilia quiet govern- helve existed ht Ihe tifu'i periods. ■ are 1856 whose present state-arid past elude solution, al- Polynesia, or l*no* ment; Which is' race language one inhabitants of the spoken by though than languages commonly spoken distinct ent less no of their language: state opera- printing press, the one FRIEND. MARCH, not been hiving Ihusband which limit the'existence of logies eirlli to uating some six with likely an tems of as the.dates probably chronology our forefathers; science this its' succeeds artificial investigations existence, which compared epoch. plaining on can shall races, lo Such only then the Imagine a tidings be limited by a the of weal paces the endeavors greets ["Captain, geological iperhaps have scope for principles, or he ex-itjnews he to hitn your says, or nf the sees are conceal. with family a A died bring him and have two return to his called whom been in left this island week a died, and was home island oul on Committalter, A and widow weeping their upon the about burial. upon ihe daughter, fever, when home, he ocean Nantucket ol 1 little bereavement — Pmpmt. A Or new purely tirely upon American heavy years and last summer, Poem, "The waiha," by Longfellow, has says, all well.". 1 his The land and an song of Hiabeen Atneiicßii affair, legendary tales of published. founded the en- North Indians. by Prescolt, ma"!! Irom coast Madagascar, It- is ■■ A young wile jseizrd with the .of he in gteat •a-half ago. highly artificial.j the ami tremb- friend in the smile, are no boals push emotions "Captain, wife heard to Pale with ab- hus- a forty-eight ed he has woe. deck (or you, your to Soon I hey sadly returned long sepai ated. Iwith ihe tidings that her husband bad been the harbor of to separation which time He of feelings returns then Iron) of their period off from the whaives which progress of the word one whole who months, during on Su then the be Nantucket after sys- when those returns, heard sence. probably find! vain periods of human Iboat and the not during shall to ship band and father as Geological systems duration of intelligible distinction of we extend with the We early a families finally breaking through' ling barrier, that leing shelved tidings from home. and when the in in known are fast are period precision, incorrect. with the Astronomical and of of appearance mislead to uncertain and events happens upon which, board have thousand years, and back from the creation, fix ihe of, and describe the different times, man the new historical work, Philip has made its appearance in United States 2nd. Kng- �tft.ESD, MAttCM; THE CORRESPONDENCE. itained Missionaries MARQUESAS 'sell-interests Catho-i Departure of tltirin Faluhira ended — means I6M.' Omoa, Fatuhiva, Nov. 3, Di.mo.n—Dear Brother:—A Mr vessel now anchor at of writing opportunity an ihut you 'Phe an .gave you been stance ken peace perhaps, the ly manifest in taken .1 place. wilh joice affairs give that us About twelve • the Bit a their intention tribe. of ihe, ihe on was Haiiavave to war. chief the lo who the tribe 1 and went allow hy doing, so vioe ing, erection the bell been to could their captives We to] of of rejoice in thill Ouioa and Valparaiso, proceed of The mighty the terrible been teres!ins communication* rejoicing obstruction •the carry the steps a of the shall;jure work. to few the has war was of and are more been a, a there theopinion for the the the to torn, !paper 'the Lord the the vol-j that are glory Christ.* He to muskets, to honor means to has dispatch the powder, as his of has a As we bring- small vessel soon expected will visit I die less Hiloj on he has that |irable a the the vessel the chartered. station. It As this be attended with- conside- it is desired that all persons will expense, of,lihaving funds will toj|iSociety, in their hands forward the and ..he ob-p lesl opportunity. belonging same, to the by-the earli- ... jut upon and . si Am- in rare' only who the river, would be beaten . com ting as I see aside lend to nle indiffer- equal drowning mau, hand a to fall into to of if he attempted to you the boats of the with these dis- myself am to .' .you may happens by clinging But I weary Chinese. dollars (urns a will foreigner, himself laws of the upon them of cases the substitute the rafts of ihe' look wilh niggle* a day no one bestow They the such evidences of wearied inreand barbarity de- pravity. of dated nt ihe t'ourt November 21st, at Approved by England—A copy of 1855, the office of the In it sanction to her the " the Governor or other persons governed the Queen order in was gives Coun- Castle, received recently Prohibitionists Prohibitory " in Al- her official Liquor L*w whom of Brunswick, and directs Commander-in-Chief, and thereby on an of Windsor Majesty the Province of New lake* effect ' hire among A is cil Smith As foiward house of King & of twenty and the river, The MaineLaw arrangements se- swoid respectable a may sum. floating gusting details, Reverend Lowell Fatuhiva ence to] to save Society, will by Almost every hour of (be Fatuhiva, Marque- the necessary as that to our subject. necks pitched culprit condemned by dead bodies save. which The executioner. body to-suffer death, cease repaired their and nf the H., Mr. a for him for and long expect! ere may will /lis to tears, no moan. forward with their ihe by the informed was iv Canton, bany. own|'expedition cause day the data upon the be made, and an over- the Sandwich Islands and ■can the belief, by promote will be the and wenl to of action, stream Hawaiian Missionary tot: era Measures which he in order worldly interests, us before issued! accurate according idea, that saw single evidence ofthe Chinese indifference an life, nnd: China are ' hear it company. Co., predilections: scientific incipient' glorious controlled ihe or now eveutsj chief Ma'uunui leads events, on is scene isume ol Hilo is safe, for the seri-, the truth. that hope, woik, and that which doings undertaken, procure to grounds genleinan a \theory, engaged are progress the rulling Providence- ing learn that must upon this erican merchant, who had been several years found in- intelligence, alter I blow of the short hands dropped, sepulture. 'and jsas, these much less !has advanced war The mouths, bright, The part that his to friends.! Fatuhiva. acted in happy most between the, who those lo His on List to at-| and I leaning single a in both head the As to and slaughtered. sheep a bent downwards, vered wilh j held I foreign I among relating later We have still cano. To-day,, peace. .changed termination removal raises y I heads the last four During j will be destroyed. boat on | week* the stream has nut advanced over drag tit HimavavejI mile. Dr. Winslow, formerly of Lahaina, | of chief of principal the Missionary 3 erect-: views of Pro-i will be vain for prisoners kneeled, worship] Mr No indifference much as wit- victims produced, that I looked indifference, stoical a have of i most stable!) Rev. fourteen presence, flock of a sec :and listened in seamen. column I would as unwilling I 'The whole band received their doom with the a the which has thus success In another tribes of Omoa and Hanavave. matter as of the warriors, went) here and secured the presents have we the the congratulate our of blood got we us, and upon butchery. hundred and in of these execution, an the be to by eaten but after so; his out however, scene visited appalling most wholesale murder wilh to shall be Hanavaveans and made Yesterday came if the saw taken' be to gate closed Sowing first do to Ihe one re- religious to be for the never cut broken, My curiosity, visiting to decapitated weie " manner—lns arms delicacy a ! admit in all frankness, in said tended his labors in that city, lar- ola the rebel being and his liver compelled were the other in as desire no crim- and almost literal- was and legs I had ground less than build- a We enjoyed worshipping nil, in the Ser- registered was Registry! ouce and in building however, informed We warriors] I residents no the Joss, some cases, of brutal most open extended voiship. for conveniently God, in aecoidauce with and disposed The better where Episcopal Paradisiacal city, tesiants be delivered." among the ligiotis r< that another stable is dis- supers ilious fears of the and the prey away, lo his prepared and had told was My informant, Lieut W., ripped barbarities. I to some among penalty pieces," in the Imperialists only au- the prey taken from to see ihey nut, an end Some of the the buildings belfry, but or up in ihe City I privilege it thousand skinned, be lo to friend, my rebels chief a Chinese flayed nesses fitted apprise themijTrnin to of lor meet may without nf the!, immediately was party, war war; Kven the taken face ihe sactcd not is culprit the bowels a Know-Nothingi***, practical a still worship; has been read iv inidnigbl, |,[stable put that man we made presents ,ed and known For many years ;he English the to hy Mat i is well restrained them. " that the creeling are was llana- some It religious Ihey | Protestant* It the whole About Octeber, gods. the for The of raiher vexed with houses Worship. object by going to them, offering lo Ihe Ibeen correctly Iv semi bay nf Om»a their very-grasp, llier leatn we of Chile forbid all heretics from erecting laws desirous of saving them,,' A messenger • propitiated were VALPARAISO. invitation an with* beheaded; and that in were into ten the J and lYitfnds in the the Hanavaveans had th.it Y. paper Valparaiso, House. Meeting Hanavaveans, people, accompained the patched N. in tribe thorities adopt this nf it. the Omoa lube. the <'ods, and the late a ilym ihirty-tirst came to By Protestants spects He persuading gods HOUSE day, every ly performed. side llanavave e.xlermin.ile has and he affected this and IN for the peo- fnmilar with that suburb. when the BICKNELL. accept ground oftime length sympathy numbers of Chinese inals ' evi- who bad been several times there. W., on large way. writ- indifference of Hie Chi- lo execution was that n which in place, use fall upon Sandwich Islands, vave make lo to Matuunui, ihe >c. took ihe to morning -.and ■the He leads the Ibllowing, ' Il is easy . A NEW MEETING of tliirly-first nf the Ou it. engagement gave sL.il 'advantage, preparing re "Go ;and Union, following here a sufficient been concluded Lieut. waiting ore Hoifolu- at life. visit the the land command of God. possession." ple, I pathway 61 we 1 the gives lose all respect and To re-i Consul Rochester (he lo Canton, {living forces, nf Huna- 'b'he allies its that S. helm of, eastern valley tin* engagement killed, 1 ago, entered belonging man, I! All us. our Yours in Christain live, this tribe, logeth- inhabiting lb" and blockaded October, s days letter a from I re- to you in nese to the papisl- mission breadth length'and clear- account the at is departure hear the to and take when la- of this great obstruction from a is, us, the by station have lately engage God our tiibes ihe island, vave to in lo importance vast The those of God is btief a for is, tire often To destruc- ing Kuluhiva. in willt you war, ; lu) whole tribe from a of this lies before now circum- n very which events the closing oj' Ihe tribes history. finger the by faith, not has Katuhivan in who walk another one of event The Whole ngo, has All the close. a which, place few months a with which I of war An abandonment me upon moved opening made the dence of the stoical inform mission. to you, is unhappy account brought.to at to saving wos S. (late U. Angell, Esq., a save to try tion. small; affords hay, -i brighter prospect Fatuhiva. now the. in of to tICndhifoerF. Lsncfe.-B lately, Again, huh and under God he ifew friends, tic Mimiionaries. instead. induced 21 185*3. it may concern, accordingly. the first of January. to The «It ha law , �THE FRIEND, 22 acre dollar* two bottle. a who landless, township, average, and en an How many and all trees rendered merely matter forfeit but alas much, so bul land, edneis and landless, men inherit Ihey No sorrow. do only not wonder, we community for portion liquors. According to the is more expended of ■enemas shapes, charities churches, than and the .*. _ tlio iluii by attention the to that he ing in physician called j Returned confident great fully resulted from the of practice " ii •• •» in his work recent As the 8,987 65 Africulturiau, 5.693 119 Haw. S. " •• •• " '• 14,435 l'i N. our physiology on in noud wilb shoulder straps, the taleons The thought they have city, be can $43,903 -. whose women, Au.tr,Ii. 3,966 4,367 7.i skirts the evil is the view sure the upon their walk the we of streets of our Irom boys twelve city, with their pants buckled very a generation for analogies of " 11,,m. '• TM 48 KHO.M EXPORTS says see slu- proilurts luroi.-hnl contributes ihe aa 0:17.Mil i>3,8|i •* supplies I value I vate letter written The tralia. " ca, > 160 Tallow . 16 <llauiinas Koal.umli.-r FOB not 13 buiir from even the '• " 4.VI " " old. -, 37u I'.itil, IS acoaeaing to ihe 16 national vessels at $*74,741 rapntles the THE erican*. the In deep sinkings, there are ly by either by are Troy all from the the are to in YEAR 1855. - .. the ., United Slates: S,,i Whale Oil. Bone. n.i Whale Oil, Bound All them arch " this and machines " " or the are are all same bay you,will Yankee; are to to place altogether."— our In .. Frieate, reiiauroa, •• Itrilaeh, Irilish, I. American, ii Paper. lb.. 16 Ship, Monaich, Patey. 84 Decatur, Hterrett, VKSSELS . AT Nation. aiian, British, * . into . Tahiti*". Chilean, ships Hamburg of the | Bremen, Danish, .T 99 St. Mar}*, Bailey, Dido. Mujfiehead, Trliiaaamln, H mutton, PORTS OF THE THE iidulii. i Hon, Laliaiua. I No.'Tons. No. Tons. 116 42793 4 480 7 1961 1 79 8 9178 I 77 195 I 37 1 1 1 18 M HAWAIIAN H ilo. | No. i Ton* •• 90., " 57., 11, •• ■• Valparaiso, San 15, " JO.. * 26. .U»ne Cruise, 1'3 , Kai vaihae. No. 'luas. , 868 I .<„ Kokia. I ! 1340 3178 ' • 30* 77 «f. I 37 1 I 130 4» 940 154 154 966 ' i-l 171 hi « IM6. I Toltl Is. N,,.| Tea*. 5 894' 44«*V, . 489 130 " DURING THK YBAR ISLANDS Tom. 4 Dee. Saa Francisco, No., Trawisee |Crulae. Cmi*e, Keala ikeakna. •' |Saa 30,rre«l«e lasatsst. July Juan del Bur, " 14. M«y 1 h-Jit i 300 9 3I j " - 1 Mexican, Peruvian Hi 9; 18. : 25 30 *i April Callao, Roaencoate, ii June " Jur. , l.iNiinau. If.lPelrnpaalsaL April " Callao, De laCraudirre, Sloop of-war, June San Kranrlero, Kurydice, l>e MjM. Silled. led I 611 Obligado, Frigate, American miction, Frederic, Amphitrite, roiu. M Brig, ; and Fun YEAR THE I .'SI Corvette, 14, 34, British, 30, Oct. their*—in out 837,954 .Valparai.u, 50 Nicholunn, Fortej I •■ Alceste, Tique, (ill lis. 4 Brisk, French. are lb". Id: MJ0 lata. 113,185 gala. 18 Rear Ad. Jlruce. Fnfate, 94, July Trollope, Steamer, •. June Morsehead, Hattle.nake, 17. French, Ha.. coming 11. l.AIIAINA. 1,430,810 galls; Hone, Ill Dido, President, l.a I Mi-rett, I*, 19 Sept. iJommau lor, t'urtix, II. French, '• the coaches people American .. Store-hip, 9, French, May wheels, notice that all the line improving ' Deeatur, 94, Hriliah, the harness and hotel* Americans, the best fact, they », llri.iah, 9, 10, | Nainr. [ xniericun. |riloop-of-v-ar, contracts stages " the United States, HONOLULU DURING VESSELS AT ClKA*. I great country. tt, Nan.in. MERCHANT accessible Albany built; | worked sole- the line* of ; that not, tea '■ Havre, I'* OIL 109.308 galls.; Whale Oil, Sper... linn'. 70f.4i.lba, ."v.lnee. to lo Oil. 997,166 fuls. 37,718 gals. 03,5lo lbs. 809,833 gala. NATIONAL from water . United States: I4.390gal*. Am- are T pri- a wash the stud", engi belonged and were diggings and few drain the and also Americans. taken from to seventeen of these four are order 240 only ;o i KM.I. *EASON—HO.NoLLLI Bound commission, the pop- of whom l 70,000 BUNK.TRANSHIPPED DURING Total, •' ulation is 22,000, l«v I6,oi)0 estimated, cor- Ballarat, at 00 38,400 j»l,nisi oarh, and 00 46,535 vessel r 31,135 with the fol- information : census kal.. $113.8 6 17 Bound to Sperm'Ml. '• lowing statistical w 4 IWoOl ■ 57,390 gal*. " you will be astonished •■ 3 5.VI [Turkeys $30(1 to OIL AND enterprise, their I.M. (t Hat. 19 IBM - SPUING MASON—HONOLULU. in Aus- men a M«i an avt-r:,ge of $975 |n 143 iiinrihailineo at rarh to scores much in Ameri- best You know well country. but far by are i. 11-. «l l,»ti he*.Melon*, " in 8,li?il 6,100 feel. Total value ex;>ort* " Americans 30.MV bole*, 0 lira All other ports, all vessels, cargoes and supplies when I say that the April surprised be 4* 1855, • Value of Domeslic Kxport* II,,noloIn, furnished a* supplies to 174 whalers, sjt puny litK JTEAR Arrow root, Pumpkin* " 77,lii« ' Coffee, ol As : bbl*. 83,558 lbs. Arrived. so rJ f.'.72,ft>l Beef 9,159 hid*, Pulu, Lll fungus, flour I 6,318 Sweet 1'otatoo*. : been 274.741 IS} • ilnc.-, I 103,70,1 Picayune Englishman an letter reads who have You, will by n i,7 925 CO etpons, " I3,'II5 fair j a Australia.—The Paris following'extract 9C 8Ji| HONOl.l lb». 4,331 around lightly Orleans 158.411 ~ MJBJ$|alla | iHid.-*, firm- are paled-faced New 00 aloe Foreign fii.isls exported, Bounil the 00 I .*. • Americans 30 I. Y.393 respondent 74 3:i Ii men. in 38 V.U.I E OK EXPORTS. 69 $38,095 93 3* 57 l.'.l Tola » bodies, preventing growth ,lound lo dispeptic, 00 8,(.77 57 278 91 Waioiea, Kolua, 389,9118 this rapidly growing age, and the result is of 40 $r119,250 8,077 „ Kawsihae, • their disconnected at DOMESTIC in development, we 11.,i..,iiiiii 1,149 36 1,534 88 Sail sixteen years lo 00 HOUSE RBCKirtS. Ilili »1,3I6.3.V, prove pan- '■MolHsse* Phrenological Journal New York STtiYj 14 Total value in>po't« disease and permature death. The deformity, 9"; l,37i.67 .. Ill 220 y~ 3 914 II f impairment of want 68,396 <* -72,1 .'si Biases, dispense Upon organs, action, proper Kealakeukua, l.i<-cn-es Kealakr.il.tia, $'J5,11I $30,630 79 in both cases, prei- same vital 98 Sugar, petticoats or Kawaihae m 1.12 8f. Fines ami Forfeitures 61,173 4,(108 33 3,098 93 " 350 N 00 2JJ2 Pee, ami IVr(|ili»ttes, Dutiable. Kree. $I3,34i> " 00 • 1<>I Pas-ports, 20 lleturnod Cargoes, Hid, 00 614 BMtym 13 Lahaina 200 1,1.8; MTnajatlBI Withdrawn from bond forcnnwntnpti.n side with the ly bound around their persons. .'.I I M 4.645 oft I,attains, 3,375 $137,987 the street*, with their pan- tightly buttoned, side by taloons ; 59,343 73 . 3 78u 0-1 ..en's Taies Hails.r Hues Inures., 06 13,076 36 suspenders. •Syrup C.atSkin. without worn men now strut i*ea 45j 50 Buoys 7.655 30 at ;«■, 8 4ri 00 .'in 59 Import* Hi 11 41 48) Spirits, ___ to would Native 00 3.501 injury especially some men, 1,311 22 (Jisuls, « 20* from " Pacific College, says 594 6A lltepi-try 464 00 Diplomat.c, good* entered " wenring— have concluded women fel 13,134 78 cargms, Whalers Great llritain Pantaloons Without Suspendebs.—Professor La Horde, of South Carolina H 4(Pii $76,583 33 Ac.,.., United States, Atlantic side, following paragraph, remark- was !P7, 533 0 Sea,*e., llreinen, Honolulu " 1 5,040 ;Lights, Pctropaulski A MM above, imported Mali I— m •• philanthropy. " Uoous, [siorr-ie In addition to . " 1.873 3: 63,17164 3,35139 , *1,I36,159 various lloroled " 10,307 jSiiiuples HH eW shipping Natives, ....' 313 00| for schools, all ' (HI France, for " l.aa*rift& $66,507 25 Spirits, MM Tahiti, Value of alehohol in various la " 33 36,610 Whalers, dutiable, have RKCKtPTS. Honolulu. " 'Transi; Holies, *J6..08 III " Bonded j " Si-a, *.c Petnipaulaki CUSTOMS. HOUSE Unties Goods, jlmport 95,478 M Vancouvar'a UlaiitJ Ihey the Cestom House report 167,3:14 34 Hamburg, of spirit-drinking pay ....:....« Ml fl.'.O-n ipt ol how much the 3.4,'iSI Australia not time* in-Honolulu, when it is considered hafd CUSTOM OF $371,477 73 i ••' China, wretch- misery, FKO.M llrenien brandy would it ikTKIi Atlantic aide,... Pacific Great Britain American paand W. GOODALE, COLLECTOR GENERAL I \l l'i VALUE UP GOODH a " an BY dies man The Uniled Stale*, champagne* drinking If a PREPARED !" We copy Ihe above from per. champagne his life has swallowed during HCUOSFTMEARI C 1855. dol- cost one lands “our government lar/n 1856. MARCH, �23 FRIEND, MARCH, It&d THE CUSTOMHOUSE STATISTICS FOR 1855Continued ) above lanx VESSELS WHALING (ij I „ a HmooI.iIii. laaejKte,.'. I L, f r.eoci,,.... H-*.iiao | Lubaina. llllo. ' ~~174 3 r Kawairou-. j M | ! 1«4 K. al.ikeakua. | ~1 . l ' .19 1856. I 9 il Hut smKtTs TAKEN I i) i 'llon,.l„lo. " aVe.. aJ , "rfli. l.abaina. .'!-,',, MM 3504, 88W «»«< I 4 I ; Ml 4 JW3 | "»3 a*H am *»■ j ■ _*• ' Irusjuu ami is present about 7 miles it is There sttll 'I its way with guawjng or 10 listless, force through ' The est. Its |.>ng. whole These weeks. calculate how victory its complete i< Iting of means from its terrific invasion. branch ofthe uiount'ed pali a few blazing vanls, ftowing lava, stream, filling It russinn, gave obtaining veniently be body of s strong a bright down plash down was pouring in broken, and rent, striking a at darted overthe on a feet as height in a a We se- an a We and sliding off stream the Making river of it, first moon paled; glorious now of the So stream great river of lava to way feet. our ii* enabled congealed billow* nf coke-like iv edge to in black stone, jes a mis- glare through paused had ken out on direction, the side where forward long an in that What a one ease wood* say But iour into the timber advance and following these up in what burning and covering walked we upon a 15 feet everywhere passage to be on bro- Ihey had yards 100 mass, spared. through slender thread of lava cool- wide the which aero** root* it had following than one trees fusion forbade the main stream. to more lay burned away. This mile wide. the appearance this lest to Which kissed and roared tive appearances, I should of the correct ever terrible of after expandfjsnd gyrates or dim and in hangs vaulted sky, a or com- drapery obscured orb. an and this fiery the upon fire which flasb- devouring threaten* rivers and herb and with* us up the licking It is at the It is now rate about six noon of mile as it conies But my time coming us, week, probably. run same to it and are often up day. scenes is up deep basin* and Your* mors. its down thtrbed nf river* leap* precipice* into ter. all over from a Men of the pyrolechnical Splendid water miles a and greenthing—not a track. access. before displayed and drop of a half easy of return or smouldering up the All is life dust. ebon blackness Not behind. pool and vast serpeat it doing tree —drinking 1 can of wa- «ay n* fraternally', T, we COAN. Its In.the centre it appeared idepth is irregular. feet. We estima30 to be heaped to 50 up i ita a like the tail of a had forced and verdure before—all and had glairs as column of steam waves, forest work every stood, pushing we tongue* of fire the abating was night, also, wajgaze of that eating a it did allow we ihurning ruin. vari- that see lurid after th'e would sue throws up uniform penumbra Night Did intense under the to relent- a midnight sky. Day horizontally spreads or et, (he 20. The red ascending convolving canopy sweep* off mound of ilike th' huge by the were breadth by ited But Car into beyond. tor- of beauty time as it rises and as like sure. illusive. the against rolls in a liirest watch the January thai the flow minerals is flaming smoke white]land encased in its oilier side our we a was fused we and in Iland filling the basin, and the flowing was the again mail, wa* on grand broke, the day hope the you] day For hope have we from intelligence possess the down still radiance gazed the of the and above come* and slow implacable. Iourselves one furnace, and from detract by daylight place*, sight. ;judged bright lava did the Di- threatened following volcano it our it* way from the S. W. past the point where desolation stood towards the Wailuku river, but that rill or we hoHr, ed, feet, with its' call it flood into the Mr. Coan, under date of As for sky, the receivingwilh dim] less consumption, amphithea- rolling a we gem Nor it flowed. and bushes whose continuous Since favored may have''molten cloudless a the avert Truly Yours, P. S. j been we. centre mist yon silver gold, hideous Water shapen smooth the precipice. of 25 ous at a* down forward, and intensely ledge what But obse.rve watch its In Ihe the marvellous last d«*p pool below, * in cooling to witness sprang A brilliant cascade of ih* out to to of But came about 100 on pale flood became and iv the heart of returned up we to vast yards seemed cascade. us as its way woods. enemy tongue rolled with dsll a dry glaring red, appeared 300 Iblack nf,above con- advance that Unobstructed channel it rolled a in the place brook state a burning through a imagine can the boilini! sluggish could about force and routed movement. At 4 yards of the body in we as same, the brow of *n 3 A. M-, bright as scorial up sui'ikisig opportunity Tnis lava a Hi!" presence of the af romantic moon burning intense been] Passing yet vigorously us lot' laud on as lo which God's Prayer supplicating are S. E. BISHOP. transfigured;, Rev. silver cascade a full a ,>hen change your we!'the sioht. dull, narrow rhannol specimens down in In ea*-|l tin1 bright milled admirable tbe run edict' by dry the si quantity, an was down towards it* front a side hundred a finally laid iv suddenly take away. wide which cure, in such and dark loam river, nearly woods and jungle. us such about large two small in bstag Waituku in of, thought monster scene a still exquisite became the now Imagine dark, •what a setting. llie badiicolumn of steam rods 1011 ofthe a lnjtrick lar or Ittssirisqi fiirmiifablej so between we • seen you harbor nf found ourselves cades, and of ihe iri glory, and interposition inIttre of cliff and forest all thrown into dim hut but that mile ik4e n crawling in the Hearer of calamity. our those see which it is Some here have in their fear* justifies, vine whole scene,! suddenly for- larfti delicate beauty, for of the wilh it forth. stay allayed not and Manna I,oa at or course, are columns of smoke Inii h word un-j and us, devouiing beauty It wasali"\it having ascended for when a has tlie preserving ci most which obstacle, the forest, the its over one it in for that felt that The hand of Goat it* fear* our to use This great erup- can turn Rut look we vast pouting column We describe Ihe thus when projecting reef It is of little appalling thing. He ground the southward to upon ihe result. it. opinion the Waiakea river, anal ihe harbor. altogether. two splutter and- glorious a aloft provided can it and ihen crush down far hideous re-Itand the gem. tit) miles enntinue must solidified stood we abuse light-iiand leaping narrowing mound of half now rose No words seen wide the the present near body of the lava after would be across ins an governs however the direction woods bay tin is tion shed wheiett spectacle a which the first had but been has data nvty a The which would then entrancing and 11 tlie in some aim at long time quite steady iwo is of advance rati: had we be-ji miles si VI or stream llnj jungle sluggish the speculate in-j are general inlo the horrible the the in all directions, while It has nowl.ol occupied been :J of which have or nig familiar wilh who sonro main and harbor would be town nf 164 rock, |, iS weeks, all but liepn flowing about . the pass it cowM sea, the rest. soon appearance*.indi- as It is of llin town, j 713 feet (i course might of the totally destroyed. li'iivitijr _io3 struck it while vapor ol' intervenes eyes. ground. open about heaped Illy llie towa.l forest and sense and the i wa advancing with itil dat broke da-rectly activity.. A miles of it 104 at Shonld injury. Maine would, it cnte 598 slumber. placid would between fro in its upon jilavafawlucli linta the water, comuiunieate terminus of the toward* which fatal n admit, and portion J 43 _* j 181 resentment lieaulifttlly till relviriietl I'ronil BSCBBt ; j4 , 9400 •if fire Hid, 1850. lo J- 117,1 in advance ihe Wailuku and reach Ihe lake ihe Jft9 167 " 78 * .wii do (; all„. M9 , 3363 Irte*. U4 JW3 agonizing in result af my awMi-rvsnians. about 38 d S | which :—Having just We fouiida cnnsidei-Alile iiveen 105 __j j J Friend, i flow, I feel moved unahated 34 21" IM ; _ 361 Ml Hit.o, Ja*Htar> Mk. Emma lava, which 8.14 | 18.V>, dials, Air. GallV 4,:.', ; YKAR (',., i W. IM l. Oalls i « M | .. VOLCANO—HILO NEW shore' Calls. THE deim. much of so rapidity, should this small even : THREATENED, &c. ihrt M I Sherry. JJ Sj fffuf The tbe | [Walla. i *8J3 36 9 _. I the lava P ,rl IM -I 84 J . ~.:v.\ THE I | ! IM : li.il. miles even that the • i ; ? I8UU m i <"'■■• DURING CONSUMPTION 4,e • Kiel Uuarter, Si-road ,- 6C7, I 3d | W.mk.n. ' 14(18 2* 135 I.:.; FOR BOND | .ilria.l <;.*.. ejejM*. *I6 ■« 3'! "... » i Id .1 • .'• Th.r.l F.i'h r. *|i;*il ....' fMHg.it r, OF OCT ,;,n Unwind with be- stream evident was life en Mans of ihe of the channel would cnpacily pass on run where it fall, Ihe as would 1 **._ * the low w - advancing pha- reach to deeper channel wider and **! « about was s Totals. , Ki.loa._ | I a YEAR THE __ I 41 DURING • I a ._ I I i 10 . 171 * . • n i TuuU, I .'.I I , HAWAIIAN ISLANDS OK THE AT THE PORTS The 100 rod* wide. of fire trees decep- have called it urn Ad old sailor the at posed dancing girl* mast aa a e-y. mark of theatre said wore reaped their clothe* Air he supat departed half mod- �24 THE Upported by contributions qraiuilous and The ; of whhli iiraoislril.uied •eauj thousand copies imams; i leint. A'lHrpsrs, 10 M •hip ra ships, 90 fai.li »."> no Brown's on 5 uu for The 60 00 PDonslrons compelled rrl last X'f ** Sailer's "The to would Messrs. X F.sq ,'j.dcl.t Treasurer , acknowledge of 41 Jl Keith. and " for' llie Price I'er F.aloss yonng Travels in do. 551,.">0. I'iiri-sv',l .Sandwich Hill Bats* Honolulu of I of Boa llirooghj ion, F.nr >pa " Hawaiian donation] the made do. j , mil Tiiei Alitlic ; Home." , Books Catalogs*) Ale* lllookator*. Oct. with together nliove. see enn be ( native of London, imr, Browned January ' on lie the forward davit. belong Iron* the. tell O 11. M. Joiui i- Ilia Iriebdn PORT -i i ihiicity on the 4th J, HRed about 40 • vrae a His remain* yean. Hawaiian a 1*1/ Sl O)., aje«d 4H W. i-»>. Ov seaman lanrrllhe on 11..m.1u1u, visu the body hWtnorly waa Francihco and 0.-hr. tk In reasonable T !o»diy, the 26th nit., •> ''.irv • of the.liar, d'Ntnrt of Kaa/upali, In Honolulu, and for GRonot T. Honolulu Marine 'PHI3INSTITUTION, l seaa and rum and invalids of the omfcrtalile where slip.trlc ■r rooms are Otltce of the be Marine hy Hospital at the Whale-Ships is X I',M.AICEAKUA to the BAY the Ship (handler-, J. Hills kind, he furnished in the —Sweet Potatoes, articles, notice ra> which will the beat and at moderate tho Fowls, Turkeys, ■ oats, Hogs, dstivered at the 'nut, you will •nee has not milea of this rnoae who Hay. may run landing. no risk Islands Wood Lastly of atuall to i unit *ti•! Mut- in as farpr us with a inform to CM«AiUy r'Ttuvi-d ( aptain* to II at other BIBUt Bibles, in and K» c All Storea others aupplied hbnrtest on terms and notice. ANTED—Exchaji-a the Y. StaUa and Ku- in business for Cash, at -h. Stott,h»r San Fp-iwisn.. r. —\ui. (■■ Heinpftuad, cruise. cfalef. cruiee. to OF LAHAINA. wh. eh. at jai to five the sp. •*....!, season. Lieut, , -t further i-upplj medicines, w ill the politeness ofthe list following ot Postmaster arrivals to we are eaa- and . Icarances liim I.) Mease. t. Ji>„ thu Imperial .Navy, Commai'dine. i.ftir, nant in r. a staliuD. 10—Am. wh. sh. Isaac ll.hha llowland, Cleared New IS. d si,l the >&**. ..a Commander Hi Mary's far'Tahiti. Ilayley. Cleared •in .he y.'.th .11.—Am. wh. Oct. auii > [Nov UH'tlirtnp* tin- Mi cittiny tht , n . \„ v |.—Am. wh. harepie he with Mold on r*ut arlan. Turner, Nantnckel, Ircni , about Ihe Am. wh. sp. I sh. Vuiinir, Prrsllleiit, hi.ls. fails, 400 ,p Sttap*. hirh, H ah. a I'le.red on the II Ih Dec. cruise, T9ll bhU. sp. from a cruise '.'.— Ara. wh.sh. Meurv,llui ker, Nantucket, lUObhls. sp. cleared on the:Mlii. assW-j rarefuUv Cleared on Weeiport. llie lilth, It, m lo cms. I.land-. <"■ law Ma, KolKer, ieared (in Nantnckel, 9So bbl«. the..'nth. New H. us Dec. I.—Am. wh. ah. I'haadler Price, Pevay, m. 1.1.15. »li. Cleared on fr.nii Uchmsk sea, 1,000 MM Islands. lor Hawaiian will Li ml every mediral examined and attention paid Memoranda. anaiaUauce. refitted from 9 The barenr*' Orkney Laaa," A. M. til) n>*on, On Htinday day*. prefinred. from WA. y. -.»* OfiPOSl tf ran V in Tracts, Danish jirisy*, • ■•*2 at been W4) miWa fiH»m iaivnrpool, Montevideo on Heplember ctrtiek l» by a *»a on and eapc<led Hnftohila, baY- the the wtHward of Cap* iU| aad repairing for I9lh with damage, 2nd of Hepteiabrr when Horn. Phe was duvhari- to sail ab<>nt the end uf Octo- ber. to French. the and with THE Un FRIEND: b\U A Sbakbn. PtutfKp ;" hound belonging supplied arrived Homk. volume* fox received. be mo*. o0 for HolHiliila. (Marquesas Qnatp) forwarded fri.m Payta. Ac. hin retiidenre Int-m Htreet. Sailors' •ale; 1.1 seaso, nothing 'pVm.b. mos. ship Kpecihv.ll, (;ihhs, nothing Aug. £J.— l\ B. r*. rcnirwli'lh d d*>p<-nd may AND TRACT BOOK hl.ls. sp. this Omega,stanhiirn.9ll Janus, Winr-low, IV b.—Am. wh.sp. Omee.i, Halves, lioods;;.\ilkubiva ai.d vlclaiti thnt w its Tithe r» requirinv UuATOiTurw will * Hill, for Koloa. F.uropa, Peaxe, tocruitrt. Through ships' l.led furnish to preairriptiouN wroosl * Tub Aisfto, Office of ow," - aenson. ■BS. 1 of retwehs on tfma*. N.B. —Seaman on o ,j Feb. Mi.v.v. of London nrrfumorv a other For *S«#V at co*t required by Whale retainable sm. Dee. 3 German, General Merchaiidiae and Hawaii- )« ('leared. nnd whirti 1.0 tin* caw a Hooka and i*iirt BYRON'S BAY, HILO. HAWAII Produce. 7.- Agent*. ofHonolulu medicine families if *totf IV M. at the PITMAN, an, in.—Am. sh. Feb. that Attendance fur conaultation atnih>e till P. CUMINGS. or d II terms, M»i|i|»lird asssslVa^Osssi or ownnrn (liemr-elven 17 Hi". I9H dn. fm. B.*i4>r. rtrlta, D*Wy, >o rniitve. Indi-j, l*c*s*f]. thhi>t-k. PORT State-.. Medirine rh«fttx rarefnlly and from call. ■ . an T himself dml> eiprrtm the patent and ordinary any finable terma. that llihi. vi 10,000 Ume, Fraiiee* Palm I. prepared the inhabitant* rofttlftitf Phv»iriana' and Har rm. Arrived. pr«|Mir«i(. He ha* jtMt Frann-*j'<. 17 d*. Price, ('urn, fr«m >l.tro/.n-. Wa. wh. Fit. ah. fluaiave, )«.- Bens Fort and Che old e-tablinhed Unix .-More, corner of Hmihrt, Sec., and !>• en,.187 Am. barque Harmony, ~—.— ct>n>t.tiitl) boat, in*. 4tlti tut. Mervine, 19.—An. fh. Chandler Trice, CO., It favorable COasOfsllrtl) that fitniilifN ' near tttr Tfco r» nrtrn I Ciytrd i*t»t*'H md Knelnnd. pniniM' fnnii nm<otllln ow> <>r hi- » n'.- nniMTintctnlMii'<', | vriil be Kralakeakun, Hawaii. B. ; Feb. Queen st.. GSMraJ KanlinnieiiniStreet*, ko-p ■■ I. 43>'n Panama fm. Saw d- Tt>M'yman, i> i.'i t'haiidlir I'H'o ara. Kate Atn. ran and most po*. on RF.i.s he ha* taken atford.l appeared here, nor within several Every attention will be paid to , , and la-hiire, -li. -Am. b.irr)iie |X—An. I HcKIHBIN, BVHGKORi nit visit tor ■xiuaaihea. Melons, Orange*, Ooeoanuts, Beef, 9 J.llv ■0 at the shortest & (I is rhe I'nited facts greatest abundance follow the on ffX rtenred, Feb. I. BanwUa,Btorasa W HAVING HiT>, Hawaii, or 76 i„, n. . rs,mo Iladni'n. Qn Uii.-Am. wh. HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL, to coming soaaon I the folio.Tinjr I.ihK) wh. Catholic Church. the mill with BhlpaanppHatl iiii-iii«. \ou will find here of the best next i.bove reiruits mon. 4 M. limn. 139 ins, H.—Am.sh. Kliza Adalns, Howes, «itn 'JC 3(a) tnit, Yankee, Smith. Ifc •• fh. mill It—Am. r*h. Oiieji,I Surgeon, Drug Store, established inducements aa 4 vr, 0M !•#, Hawaa, Hperiii. >rq Inland, Block. Keaidejacecorner of Market. Islafesls. called Feb. jJau. of Kdnlnim.iuu corner nnd Honolulu Honolulu Visiting II r'.h. Hopimax,! and (ieiLi.oirJ LATHKOP.M. D. ! A. offered are af the Caudate, I'aVer, Tin l.abaina. t. m, Am. barque «;ILJ!AN to render ; attention which tlie I)r«. Hardy ' in .t.,near the Market. of Store, I.nh.iiM... Muni.S be received Hawaiian JLF open Surgeon, lln.Mil.11. I. HAIIU.S. Office .t|. > I'm. Sin r'raiirtftit*. nnd Physieinn taniasto.. made h 13.— Am. Hospital. a ■■->-. dice night should be OEO. ■ uharycl of M *>» fin • F Nimntd 19.—Y. i*. rt. Ind■pendeiire, ( GEO. A. LATHROP, do not wish! as and ventilated, and Ktteil! Bullions, r>ruj Sture, Queen Master* a rate day the: receive hitherto provided effort will also sill Po»r>, Hn.LiiißANn, Us I. set. *ts., Makce k Air.hon's and; pleasant will (Jueen lirnltip, lv.r. Ikiik. Kh. fh. tin-tave, (.illen, ~ HOFFMANN, Drag the New and desider-, great a for aucli of the kind Hospital n Patients a and at and well large any sndSssery in, the most anluhri- th*y wards of the general nnauperior tp ■»hnt provided nre rooms Ilere- of all. means the of corner offers city, onipetent attendants, 'lie the in.Honolulu, viz.; residence, Office in Hospital. r.enr Punch Bowl sts., in quiet part for IK. ou ; E. a* ICio and Monti video. via "h. Itepuhlir, I.c ipje-.au, Mcrchtuit r*«n ItvM. .1 11'eh. lfi.—Am.rh.t handler Trite. Cum,44l surse FranrL-*a»o. I'ark«r,'.!7 dx from MM, «rh. I.ihidiho, Halxev, U,e—flaw. M. Physician tania ISI.ANHS. JUDD, M. D., llO.Vil.tl.r. (Mill" from 9 A. M. to 1 !9 years. flat. Iti56—aged si.4 whale. " iaa<:ary J,— llNflsa I e-h (in and puw. n 13 —Am. fh. Omi'jra, DttD whale. carefully replenished, and Office corner of Fort and thi- IItatt, departed eh. Surgeon, terms. G. P. Kaauwai, in Mam. of Mr Ann, daughter Datio Roj.rcaentative iortii«rly ! i # dr- Irom San 21 J'ranrmrn, h « Am. piper*. Orki.ev H. Am. SANDWICH 1111.0, HAWAII, on r.«. iair HONOLULU. Mill, IU) I,ivcr[mi>l resident a fork .New Mini N". B.—Me.iicii.e chests firm of IT, r-. rtaaa 6.— Am. *rh J.J WETMORE, PhysiciHil nitive o| followed to were of which Cavalry, Mr. B. roam. Y.—{tfaii i-i,i member . -Am. paOH Kat- t Physician r> ■ OF Am. at. (iold. n\\ Ml, - 4. upon lllr Clli|i!aln, C. H. member. tbia city Feb. Ma. JoiifC. 2, Bvi.t.rnm, of the I ' the lat <r*vi; by tfeotaaod inat , Mi.Jamei Dva-ft, * • A iii veil. id K\ ir Mar-ion. call J,, ~q,.■-'.-,I n t*t Michael*, P-jnahou, on the I3th mat., ajrod fimoiitlm, Clara, infant it tor of R. G. Deckiviih, F.*q., and Caroline lli-ckwiih. K. Ils/.urd, A c WIUTNK.V. Wit uteri. v\. ship Drafer, Capt. skinlod. whale Y. IIin ■!. Frain laen Mr. Jlarriniiton. lr.,in. San Kra top- r. I*. Mr. 'f. Ilri.we. 1.--ea\ Ilawtlii.rne, 11. A. MARINE JOURNAL. Tens, Journal-, fco. Ke. fiiforinutioii CHOL'I.O a*ortH«uOM a vVioalnW. Cupt. iaal yard and atruck -i » 26, 1856, J..i Lcci Janm*" r » *.»itp ' ; r>. ehildri n, W. , Allio Bile. Mil., Ji.m.ili Ita\l..r fad). it a. Mr, l.rw«r». I. , J J. Mil, Son/a, Mi.Mi lar.J. ililrnn. '«>. ililleli. Teh. '}. aged I'J y*» , A. 1a0...\, Franii sirAii. ' at Ink, letter paper, :i-m..s. Orroa, Pntuhiva.T. G 18V>, in the b.»>• 'ith, F. M. lloetoS*W. 1.. I.ea .01 sr-d la.li..re r Anil. A. rl.iltl, Missis, 1.e.-er's, liild, lliree A. a, ami !ar„'e variety ol . tlie Pent tithYi n had DIED. March nwne* VV, War.-. P bbJ 1 es> o. M.Ne questions Slidmi-wers ol Tl.iasu Hooks l*vi< ,1. 1 ami 'ni rt* Memorandum Books ]>i ..mi i ~'iter Pi innshttantai and i*s i;mvi>r F.. T. Y. Talmer, Friek. A. ami loiir rliildre 11.r.l I'm Ita.liu*I Price] but) do. lira. Sir*, Hit .Mrs. Ilooi lirris -, Uim , $1.7-.. Piteam'a Inland donation ol" Sinn' a ri\ jII do. Mr. W. Fr,iici»eo. San finals*, s. ,ltorne), J. "Jaotlsle, J. j.'i. lalatnd*. lor P.,1i0. r, J. .Union, J. J. 11..in,0, A. IJaske. I[i I'ii-e mm. iln. do. Chevoir's fcl.<o. Hook, to Win.li.w, K. 11. Blair. i. Allen, -.a l'-. Stverrfliee. l\ I'erkins, Mrs. Kose. Miss. Kiice," M.s. '.in,! J."Rowland. J. F.nus, A. Fridlo X J 111, ellre, rliilil, , Price "i ct«. thrilling tule". Pries hits M eta. a LaXSttrea Price " Arithmetic. IffclUng llocclicr'.s Cook, Peine of 'lie bar1 el of oil tst Mo our (iranmiHt. English Clark, Mtalrl Williaml'l-.rk. Pal Yalikee. Ir..m San Francisco, |J. A. Pn-t, Ikst. I'. 'ilesle. ,M 1.1 |i.r $1.J,6, $l,"xi. Uutler t.nsilei r.ipi. r* in Clarke's acreptatila, n-i eery IBM. Rnl>ert\on, Home, A report February M. Friend," Trite i:r.iii-H, Lamplighter, Webster's for Weil's The American rears. • nnd and Atlas. 7i BSV for owner ~i j Usaatrapht Hill, Baldwin—af. -Forbes, A. McMillar. rer Kate , IVr Oram-, l.ass, I'eriincti.ii—Mrs. Jaue'i lark, Mldv Hniaia ftl.'OO.. Morse's 6 •« 00 London l'Kce Diitioiiary. I I cents' own ' l'.sj-ue Smilh. Passengers: S.UI.OK omltt to Webster's small *nd tiu • EVEIIY WHICH For Fr cud. Chaptl. For ,. r gratuitous!; ihe Pacifit Ocean. searneaiv Ir BOOKS, Seamen's Chapel- 9Seats free,) for the DONATIONS FRtEttT), MARCH, 185*1 Journal lying and M papers devoted to and General PUBLISHED to vwMeli hooka Monthly Seamen, Marine AND Temperance, Intelligence. EDITED BY off and at the SAMUEL C. DAMON. � 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 (1856) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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