https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/af6cbfd092c2ff9e78e3d245367bd8fb.pdf da32c913484911b5d6b34c48b22a79f5 PDF Text Text 33 F THE RIEND. New Srri OF CONTENTS The visit V, No. 5. Vol. s, TIIK FRIEND, " of the "John Ad.ima HONOLULU, MAY FOR MAY. 3-1 . and New Mission Mission 3" ship 3.* Norfolk Island Chinese in the Sandwich Islands Piicnirn's Ishtnd Public To Marin? Feejee," son turned 3(- - - • ■ - Resolute 3v - ... 3. - Student News »f'r. may be But had field sing 4> has is " Ml»iins.«2r Huntsville, ams," Il tvoult! »cii!>!i!iiiZ. newsonoer »ncl <li>»lnml>!i<: cosre8>>ofi6ence, mucli si8o to l>o ciuile un- in letter," llie otlicinl osilie renorls " ' letter lunsr liotl/ over Iten os some- I)2,vi«l 8itillrl," " lins unllortlt- nim»e!s, Iee» to (lone il iii8til.lt »8l)!«:, tint tliktt lli« tvriler Onni 18 <ur lnltt snrtll i« loltl in lite slvle os illeik llint I'lie llie l» see We tlio in«!iK!»!e6 «!,« liltve m»v tolti umong l» it,iz»!ona- natives !»iz 10 mussllcie « siiuriclition llio "inunnes" I)ltvi6 Xtlltms! lit but " os llie l>»« sountl » " lli« Vurll «venltil»!l/ " M8V bonrtl on »iil«8 loiters //ee-oltl. I'lie lnu sur liim permitted lo reckon llie liotl >Iellio«Ii8t lilizsinnnries omunz 8«»6 or reporl» «tn»t«v«s n<»8 eorresuonllenlo, our iron, l!>e »i» I3n<;- our ln« MO)', one os ln« »c- lubnr$, ll»4»M'nile6 lo ll»« n,o8l »n6 »iuonz ll»08« or«8enl 8tAl«,« was visit King in the ing the crisis, failing of Rewa) being deprived of incapable I arm of compelled until Ihey or the in the Rewa Bau to zealous ful beat from sunrise message ««8 en- o» » lr$ flag But were our into utes or place. a I hope and about shall become iwo work start on to a Spirit the Rewa in in the in- this circuit islands under my and read; many in this circuit and To-morrow voyage I morning. amongst the care. Mr. Calvert has carried after Six converted. to polygamy three weeks ex- have become experienced learned have year. circuit this year, hundred have been have we not prohnbly The in my We have also circuit. Had year. thousand also eight hare completely absence this have been married. th** prese through catechisms al the and small the a eve guage, to go and Psalms. England to incen- pitia- dressed that effect last Dist. The tenor very blood a boat conveyed bouse to a now the motion I pre- whoia made to agine, was at the cannibals. such to no Meeting. and thirsty spirit, a state occasion in VVe do of to brtath not dc we Missionaries English tbe Missionaries very them was is print of this letter does have lost their those Americana exposed 6,000 Gene- He to Bible in accordance with There most pared and hymn-hook, a new Exodus ar- Rewa, an town. Providentally tbe I professing Christians Yankees, who have Whether Ovalu "will and pleasant topic. hnvc renounced in flames five min- They is al- Ovalau, wntchings Nearly eight thousand awoke Mr. Rewa from Ovalau which this Now for tends. The flames was nnd next year's a deeply concerned ihey escaped. day. by partially all—and had been all the bad leave of was ene- attack any part be- not handed 1 should children in and their bed aftef short and the bonnet, night clothes. Moore, the dear friends—and in without shoes But me. the stronger during van- event- just to me been burnt hurrird of exception their usual effects shattered nnd the drums sis, announce ble condition, Mrs. Moore sun i8l»!«<l8, I diary. having will the remaining the peace now excitements hundred for an rival of brother Moore and family from Wrillen, Feejeean 0»,,l. W,!l,8. what to sunset. came lo days peace Oh our the ' many thousand hooks, great drum of 2-2,000 Life of Jesus Christ in Scripture lan- the announced We hoisted day! These apostolic few a has cnused combined of friendly. produced and of his chiefs and the one the to George, King captured and revolt refused and then Rewa Han, to still King—one enemy, hoped which it is between war Rewa chiefs the part of Feejee. would Rewa at the submit to lega- Ihe truly visited'our by fluence of the Blessed his fully were and death more this (the tendered as prosecute persuading King's once trust- at which them other Moore who is stationed successful a war Bail afterwards general—with so having sort established was me re- opposition nnd thus speech their enemies Our quished. to Just us. the bequeathing have The of the belongingjo my's foils, which be Sam- to hut Bro. Moore care, disturbed and yet the Shortly shot soon first,last and fully prepared and clothes and trade force nltncked nnd Omnipotence, his followers— to daily carried off by dysentery, was of nearly remained of delivered leader all the wns nr.essages peace Tonga ) house. our but leave, never submit. been sent two me to Though Buu aud Rewa was the ihe victorious side. Iken on of again, with cloth- Thus with ref- tnide &.C. some Rewa, at his post him wns tell. domestic house assisted expected anything never longing forgotten months we were of ) or peace our wns at remain underhis of districts 1855. that lyraniral burning of Rewa questing their lime. lrullisu! omll l>7 «r». «. v. Wo.11,8, «,is« «s «s»!i««l! Kolvo »»« to lerlAininI »ul>nne», upon »»»» l»ut w»)> os l2«p!oriniH lslnetliliun, 8/ lneir rezzieetinz; sullen in letter be to never against the their house «zu»int»n«« a For many expecting 'greater lrulli ! oome out. lire nol seen make peace with Bau and in >>I«rine nlio We 8luurt, 0v»!liti, ' to have even sent to most her and she in live their Stuart's the to lands turned put King lellinoi mnn Nnzlisli i» »lillle loo lobe prior so cy rie», li«t»« This year, Bnu had been and the Lord has llie tvliole «ln!i»A »nil wliltlever os trull, lie tin! iliot nev»l>nns>er reltller tvill leutlilv oontlill «nv itfinclir enli«!>!en llie >vor><l in »Nl»ir», David August sth, destroyed. to of the terms John Adams." u a?e»-' it! llie Xeiv Voi-K oerlinn8, Dovicl 8lu.tr!, weeks "John Ad- Huntsville, Bau, Feejee, l>om llie few a a sth, express " Herald. the had da- XIII. cannot we Moore into 1 had heen last,first. jUiel doinmiliiclcr nl llie i! woultl 2UlIi, " the lire »ps>f»i-iiirr olol os led. unli! >>fti-li<!» highest of their chief incendiaries to add that ed districts merely and disapprobation strongest of Aug. of the very Missionaries, two copy the follow- We would in the spenk English has brothers, Feejee. we poisoni'd stores, hooks, erence Our the perusal of his Bau, ! injj, morci success the to circle, commenced another Missionaries the us one From this letter written os llie s»ir the lubors. Feejccan heard several officers we In c<ivf most Islnntls «ill I'eejee had We received Bro nnpromi-i jthe brethren having whatever of allowed from ing paragraphs. VTIHFSEOTTOA“JEDOHFMENSISLANDS. ” tlio the kindly private letter, 1855." l!ii8 and upon, hence for them opposed were Missionaries. and in three months he fellow-townsman, Mr. Wnterhouse, ted I'lie vi$it os work to due volume! VOL Seres, those who thought lhat Mr. Moore's medi- hy canni- in Honolulu. English hard, rough, a brothers among 185G. 8. the to attended their persevering He has MAY HONOLULU, the bookstore at have had credit $SiUMSU $$$ the The lady." American an to return Tliey 4n - those who 'Life['by entitled, five years among or cines bals, by 37 ... Discovery ship A M.irine in •-••.•••• Cadmus an absent The 3' correspondence Meeting An InJian The volume is voyage. 3 &c. The Pirate New ling Old IS.Hi. S, will soon go thinga among work to that, a and honest however, they migia send for burnt and burn down whole live to opine, l» inn mimul there would tv tha thai if with ing man-of-war villages. a im- very are troubling good gon.' not ••*» cow* �THE FRIEND 34 THE 1 gathered BY PIRATE—A, SKETCH THE CAPTAIN. The death nnd that Eighteen years dancing was New a Verde stricken and Ihe gladdened she with biead- for the dying. over hound was never than those plcasanter us; the to gules never filled the sails of the sea-join than I hose neycr us to the haven where we should "and in his the old and may God now Ihe keeping," English granted, of the have bill of landing, who Ihe deck on We all were often are aft the in cabin. liable hungry, so be put at times short on fast to Bsinan has s now st no had deck in an The first made out that the in- startling light, a " there's lubberly looking was I went dis- stranger almost I said, nothing craft. laugliing She is a as Portuguese "She looks " answered, like but spread glance sahsly to vessel sharp like rigged �uch a rig, would add decks " " for It's but Due need the lo be not about Slie'» no " Why do " of be The and usual " I I said, " on not in with n Then why deck ? It guns on swam ain't if with on deck, a careo the As if to put Kenebeo nn end mystery, boat, over the which guns a pirate, I river, the the was you towards they began began I Yes," What's nev- speculations auspicious and vessel in their char supply eut-throutl he were clearing ed God " pull my The and whose bless grasp, tho and addressed Itlieic I cab- me. you," he "and send and tion, no words in was quickly my behind for-five ly, turning as nnd relieved, the am the very afterbe. to that sure self-desecrated, the desola- it could Ihough his of glimmer warm of was deserved somewhat gloom It is gone. rascal and little a ho as where not en- hour. flying The London Christian Times writer, after a all starving he there;" full looking Christians to at feed me. free- was those his gaze nun, missionary or where towards their minutes; walked they nndI stoodI thrust lo what he at large is her privilege, in the ship or shows what case a will;" little, and as com- the Christian church for the salvation of the heathe Possibly imliviawal some hy necessary, missionary there is nblility, one, was indicate how very doing be done congregation, wealthy Whetherit "when a narrative reader of his in connection with may remind- duty, and the hi* missionary for• work. hisi and froi theu be said, with pared can one done in this done to a narrative exertions of what by being sta- efforts ol certainly present* build this to was servrß make• then. not Captain, He ini few work. of general following which nnd man, judicious, the gives and lhat far from this thus i and a astonishment, interrogator. him, and by hatch, could earnest some a in which the missionary "results of the recent stiiking illustration one moment, may spoke tone, which I a ivho the to publishes Germany, mentioning in relation Moravians, •iot, to me— hesitation, resolution, bread." doubt he letter from Frankfort, commanding gazing cautiously be- in Verde." Spanish, his sent lingered you was seared forth tirely dispel, (he vessel?" Yes, and the Hour in my vessel rough lower- was exclaimed, piratical Hie single individual;" towards of doing, approach- was morning he vt burst li-tirs turning "can casks him he of his !; lio|it, which mitigated cargo?" good but moment* a Where to?" by water A word from " given three or AMANISEWSHIP. ODNMIS ON Captain of they're courteously, two praying for are in as black and eyes, cunning, approached your said, main ißut however terrible his fate, I square, His but open, his hand extended. with me probable that of my IIwards bung, tho away there me I looked steadi- depths. ashamed ol'what he was and teeth,' board on lo one When fifty. half closed, repented Ten min- us. He while countenance. the side; over lie twenty : starving the to Trinity, over, seemed his with mo alter and hind, replied." dc re- bent his head counted 1 gave the order and the won't to and cap il in the Why, ho him at launch fell a swarthy fellow,whose the you As water?" the deck on into which rails, pulled and he devoutly. head bent up, of ihe and salmon such ar>- Holy Trinity," 1 bis longer no from his heart, Arc hands to ly he, "let mate instant same rascals, armed afterwards and the at foot of slaves time had broken into the main so many I Savior, whose pronounced." nlely ferocity were and and upon the rail, The rascal continued his instead good eating." eiear up the tbe and his put appeared The men looked in cargo, her guns should out. there should be more then withdrew lo the side, If that ain't deck. in one, hr model have less eyes starving people. does she carry a and 1 said il'the see said opening his eyes and a wt'hout swung "Cape ly replied. be below: er had bout, a Ins Boston." then say. Bhe mo- with Where from?" " starv- papers," your mentioned ihe " " for all that. casks," did I in, The I when raised himself was "Flour." she. |iii-.lc so?" guns scarcely ft> " are I'll stood, Her slaver, Captain." you he pay my reaped* ill when Mr. Luikin to the Captain," where I " lo cargo the to papers," the by the by it pirate lilted ihough again see it ju>it ed into the boat. English. " His Is men my crossed himself swear might quickly distance, launch villains want to 1 Tbe go. batch, wind addition fall tbe Almost he devoutly, of its prey, suie speaking very fair lugger- the Lurkin," lo fifteen speediU us, quarter-boat, for him. ciuelty to a il" you lie deck, by you In want have you spoke, " well. as I don't "Captain," compact frame, " " pirate, stood still, came seize it. to into her, The leader,a in to returned—"swear mate, hatch. raked sweeps. pirate a on impossi- was over pirate me to the lo ihey sprung, cnou»h ed masls a the from the which within jump when he vessel with cried, me—" the lo answered, tbe man. he your counti) I'll prove it name administer could, but we whistling The out lo answer of and men, I ?" " I I replied gun a panther, a them send men. surprised Because there water to person was you ol board. got "II startled ihe fellow our Saviour," me," to that free gift are our the conduct lie me,' I'll nail ami fellows will deck." hazy, and half-concealed by the lids, express- on right. In and ovei draught, carry of to. came on We is at fierceness I us. that escape me great hurry no be ment they plied solemnly. came us like in was sluvor hereabout." " afterwards," report ball a along, this. gull was before speed. not like canvass twenty-two crowded with may men Her honest craft, Mi. no she a was spread her lo were tbe light filled was like male built, when pierced was at mate sailing, wind telescope besides she which sail, now lor a brigantine. a slightly; veiy in the at that the me was is built the ol out fowling piece and throats, made nil the sail The ble. ute* build," skimming a And look sea. One slie canvass that'll send her the that lock these with own tcims in that savage-looking suspicious Lurkin?" I [ forward. walking Wo. old :in I fear cut our descended oc- brigantine—she can't sail." •he'll Yes, oack. " only pistol*. lie bad tho at Why, Mr. Larkin;" spoke, of pair " vigi- she glass. Mr. Cathe- starving swe red. make llieir instant. glance diabolicalI astonished Larkin, quietly• nnd the horse-pistol, in asked leave was the ami her, with out "Because ing An old conic yes.cl ray of in guns." no have you, aims "And I have a in —just casioned. I has ship What for the hailed and ordered the (bar that the mate's alarm hud pelled . the descried be whom lainine day suspicious the first to as better than morning, with a compelled his locker, Ihe mo lhat With so near in ihe■| saw order." Suihos, anil ready sympathy biscuit ol roused lant officer those pity to ihe fourteenth grey :o know entirely, how o and allowances, Jack has is. thought so," said Mr. anytime brought al a to wo painted feed to .jlics?" ' "If you und tbe " send flour its folds asked. suc- forward in the high spirits, white a bones, cross minutes satisfied in and forecastle, who on to was the destitute. cor unshook truck, which should you i flag, a of the freebooter, the death'sl their Saviour insignia heard Iour effects was stood crali, whose errand it stout holy ship I " prayer which concluded fell, we Ihe " hich a which sped be; " famine- skies Brighter heart, On breeze,| freshening foremast mission of' black. on a city, the sailor's bent were terrible I commanded hend and ship waves, her to up averted ia the wind. are with the way rnn when it reached the generous contribution* of by England dc many resistance: hy the a<>o, the over Laden mercy. Cape robbery benevolence than by more (among fact will show following others) jthey MAY, If?5& There is lage in the at Hermannsburgh—a large country of Luneberg, sharp- ■ver—a pastor, Harms, (he in must not founded with the celebiatcd Claua vil- Hanover—a be con- Harms, of �THE Kiel, sometime deceased,) converted ihe greater powerful his veritable ioners ol made that preaching, preparing young and lhat without work, ry and entirely ciety, Harms chose said sel " pel." A vessel! ivnich nil faith not the build and too, ol our Out her then was love faith and $175,(hd), being can al is lady jf gold gold her Marburg, Thanks larger conquered by brotherhood of which after the place Harms address Jloh the occasion, ate to king to an of God that vessel of which it was most '23-~7; ma- are more on that at is ', to called toge'her was to ter bid the first missionaries having assigned of hands. imposition took place till at Sixteen Paslor Harms, ors amongst them, choir of tho hymns, nndthe took church. ol exposition to ihe service o«" Ihe been called. i After the '1 Cor. consecrate Lord, by Eight properly of ihem so v. called, lies inhabitants. its lo out and lives as il eight seems be to breed produces the as their and the 1855. May add that Norfolk miles of vessels from Island, Sydney, sailing Ijom is the 10th, when, bearing proach ' height, we S. ni found and five day break, W., to which be leagues W. S to we on in board time on some had we thicker than twenty feet have t as an propelIy pcr- pigeons, par- Zealand, The sen-fowl and in the shores, the on them They from the hud enclosrd in the of more than The stem. one can cocoa-nut This vegetable agreeable repast The const on one o'clock; I named upon a does not shore Ihe which were water is not IV in and at we some and.lhat Hie perpendicular as that same others well as only wholesome, proved some fish. in the cxc.ylent, !he™ill so the had for want people at off Ihe and palatable, is, each out, and cutting pn'm kind, produce cabbage exceedingly were Iree parts which is the tree; he hud they same tref; spring The stem. cabbage effectually destroys it the cabbage the leaves to same western cabbage, one the are The not ten like tree; found in tbe ndmit. were of aro we the ns would and leg Wales. but sort palms, or wheiolte cabbage samphire, shores, much of each cocoa-nut sort producing tree n places high. nnd thistle nnd gather speaking, high good were New water; sow man's South some island of the trees a second ie was in circuit. he pene- to tern, &.C, which gulls, ns to wish the nenrer ap- of in ns large pinnated leaves, and discovered a thick deep. kind fresh brought Hono- these. W. till so underwood, and from on from yards woods small birds. boobies, grained covered hardly as pnrroqucls abounding but stretch is The same close hundred two free On Ihe isle is and of the Sydney. to deal like the Q,ue- palm, wood, sorrel, no 800 and good plants undisturbed of the fruits ihe crown, tropics See Fiiend of merely route latitude many light a ground some some- heavy so so is and not cliff* of the rocks. of New EXTRAFCRTVOYAGES. OMK'S had land, u- It and white genus and about the long, same of both We continued mis- nor that and lhat in differing foliage and the word the uhs and most lo the and straight between sort a of the two men as Zealand, New at found the inhabitants. new ol 14, all sol- they If and is Government Holy Spirit, their We know convicts upon the respects, the zones. about in the to gift 5 miles nearly We would theI lulu in singing whom eet most all situated of his broth how- desirable location for the Pitcairr.ers. temperate from one no of a in great many exceedingly is is produce grows high, breast For about clear We (hither,or exactly regarded. arc In all broad. by men, their scifts or and vegetables ceremony youn:j one free a former home, and af- charge, snlemn the invocation of the emnly engaged Moaaries The suet rso owned by the be made all tbe It lies in farewell, his the church, and lasted four o'clock. arepared by the each (o be few if any but yet Their object inhabitants of were to present,there entirely be a a with sin a England, peiiod what and former, shore, un- We on it. New Zea- ol large size, a the soil seemed rich and from out at learn to lo pine latter. pino. 11he nccountS| oiljfeclly by diffi- any loot chief which edition settled boats, two which lined plants the thick, island These cabbage have been, informed, correctly, the Captain. the 20th of October, solemn festival ceased when it sent criminals ever,the criminals same Later still, the and but from both; quails and Penal Settlement, for the most, a unable passage It is about 4 must grows Subsequently, ,rols, in 1/83. where, a which are, f desperate the-1 was Sydney, made ol appropri- Jesus Christ tbe first Pilot and the first first ' to we of Iho eloquent application It i the faith- so original colony from 'Ibis as Capt. in without ever set trated faither inland. copy his we fathom, la* the collected such; respecting same After din- large rocks pine, nnd as tall. thing future abode and the shore), embarked les* not twenty four than island, trees New Caledonia; to found and luxuriant here than in any part more being could large, a after thi* sand; particular, the flax plant, which of spiuce tree* ry the continued we than twenty-two coral first that of that country; as for tilloge. from the Cook's voyages. vt less more us the many rather is rcn^ being discovered hy ivai the served ibec it ! ships At gave Matthew vii. Island, tbe 1 lie much or some land; and, in WI as obtained he 1771, and in Oct. Ear, (Toi island, and sci this text, on ol be interested have we can as Norfolk Island, whichiWc and God alone be glory in the highest,) interesting ilia: of near of on behind v, after this not with broken shells. puny a abundance, the mile* three pan of the coast, on the N. E. sido. We found it uninhabited, and were inferred rendering readers will our observation about sound, to (except doubtedly and Iho island i* besides diameter, mountainous and ' Cook, beautiful\ sung the had in ' information creeled, was ascended, servant co- mark ship, pulpit indcr Gotl ful and zealous its glittering a mile the Pitt-aimers, |of them. among a assembly Alicia of a crown the as missionary vessel the Pastor hymn, the take now to was to at Island, in necessary, bank a landed sort ' learn something; respecting It of Africa, yet gospel. cult another passage, Pitcaira'i or carry All the upon of *i*e Thinking 01 and falls upon their colors port hoisted in commenced surface unsuitable part of the gratui- necklace of imago lun a rocky ol vessel.) ship, of the missive ideal stern to will it now are on twenty-two, ner, and Norfolk; lo hence it may be inhabitants number 2110, . only mhuionarj her head, bracelets of 0 had following and good a were and found .bottom mixed published hlters removal for small was The figure of this roy- ) arms, her in the on monument a ral encircles her swarthy neck be .ilhe the mi**ion iho for the piow 0.-i upon on viif lions 1 very by whose queen removing a the to from religious ' der* ihe removal large a year, on of that Africountry conversed minister was first missionaries Philip; (Acts In short, attracted water Candace, is named the than I finished, much Island, llutnbuighi that ihey of only 13,000 thaler*, (the J>'u(i' cost £35,000 a contemplate date, January 39th, work cost $10,0011, about Island, we observation* lunar preceding coral sand; ol continued we the AndI column, the reader may learn lhat prepa-1 their Their soul*. lo it labor, tous the upon which ship, Holy his may passengers! ofPitcairn's It is known that the inhabitants Carpenters oiler to Hamburgh. launch to I Eng- work! ship. last number of Christians near To kind, its and canvas, ha**taunched merchants in ship's till the souls of its 10' East. The •■ 1(50 by former, hy when [to sound, Eternal fathom* the of and the lalhoms little fortune of three September, winds Ihe this, noon, the! bank by Potman** German NORFOLI K SLAND. countries of Lu- poor for tin; of the propitious the hymn, lovely ; obstacle*, til of ihe vessel. festival, unique Kibe, > swell 1 determined the latitude of in I from ihe isle. Soon after we discovered the country, ll'er nitr isle, we sounded in twenly-t.vo fathoms on a ttmUtm, accompanied Never mind year. also? pious the 371h of a gos- capital Spirit a of that tones tin-' May the deck, lat on H'ermanneburgli workmen, other the furnish i thaler* and gratis, of visible leaves lady the ol powerful ves- a were situated is family noble honor of the Il and longitude on days, Cundace the shores of llieir lo fetssi <■'<<» done, lichen have must messengers some the missionaries adieu bidding so- ships —the Duff, and the John Williams—why thousand poor. That would lake lor her missionary now a This mighty societies, her land, wiih from any in lie, was Eastern 'made the October latter establish-1 of Zanr-ebar, in cmrst On the 98th Allien. station in Africa, andI revenues not de- the on the missiona- !set sail; to help we pay foe many cares neb'urg Now these convey could a*jd mission himself, to to a men! Norfolk of Howard. < as Their 29 z2' S. treasurer. en destination a some English the contribution* of hisilin the word* hy rich people, own have who men voted themselves, in purpose, built and another magistrate*, a established]![it community, little pastor of the as parish- lie of ini-sionuiies. army house for parish and his Missionary Society, an parish hy ihe 35 185G One of the number is having emigrants. who after pail FRIEND, MAY, I and While boats judged change, ihe lime. we caught (hot t .about tide lises a*id fall* about four or fivef**!." . �36 THE ihe representative of reply, STICAHNNDWESICHNOI. LANDS. of the presence nese, in any evil both and ly good. their be known ces are . and only not where cases of relief. as They be is economical, good-natured, not agriculture cheapest in and Chinese, the , closed in iinita-j world. be to there- Socially, The valuable; and yel, very experience, Islands will be with tiihcs, ■ Koli —a woid . They ly par- much these, a attempting immigrated well for the to of their TO inquire CLASS The it is, terior a ance, in their and from vehat strong, bay lar The written the religion, the and almost the Here, of provinces and Fuhkieu; and language, forms under the there are at name lier suivals that and some a TIihI this aitiele an prepared more point have (hers is may be is extract given the Oriental lor nify recent- So ({real is, persons wholly incorrect, ear- subject Chinese din, have people where different. the no from an social appellations solely Clliinse pruducn ■a Chinese, equivalent, •horn on in #>h<>se and who have this (he far at- sedan and class with Ihe in The subject from the lo which influential by their empire need away, course objectionable. or in mercantile from Ihe and cities no people more of inter- long intelligent,more wealthy,and being Many manners. life. Some with by us vessels, or in agreeable more from (he are have become service in by familiarized more whaling or occupafor no no are tbe reach ot no essential the of neighboring They man the are most object of boring arc of the Malay quarrels have neighare a been bad notoriously men. Their the 1 have been have born* their among surprized local revengefnl. they reasons name inde- most and energetic coasts Their empire. the For these and other country- hear of the (o boldness and maliciousness exhibited It is here. men with the Chinese Still it would as a be not by some man, ers, LI people. wrong to un- the people and the choicest that villages have been the in (he have spirits, taken have within most the conversion gospel China ha* yet witnessed. of individu- tbe Had the coolies Islands Pobl~ oth- been brought obtained place past year or twesl soul which the further among fruits of the of the to and labored; satisfactory necessa- few offices over among" them kindly; divisions superiority pass have been those .yd, Abcel, W. C. Burns, and iheir so character in who have treated Christian missionaries mo* something humblest vast a the Many mothers. inacessible and the most >he revivajs fixed coura- Empire. on carry countries and islands. pendanl poition of First reminded And that junks trade with Sia'm, Romeo, and all whole appara- rank; the Amny of Fuh-kien and coasts Provinces Kwang-tung emigran.sto generously employments permanence nnd the cus- wiih the social as her* many years States. facts that these rude he their ranks in same mercantile residence of a in the United of these sons of China. not from being of Canton where Hongkong, dif- pursuits in "coolies," with the nations of the West has made mer- and the unnecessary. There hereditary; i beyond we base. were has been ahU some Ihere. kuli, acquainted flings ex- the porter of the exists. The body politic;- no unfair no more neighborhood of the Macao offspring social and political system built upon this pan- > nly writer to sig- lo classes. compare the nation no caste India, language Hindu shores from the nature; "coolie"? He is, numbers embracing accepted apprehensions, it has in the no caste or his I is observation class a of foreigners irading by (hem inflicted theistic language chair,or the sake of learning Ihe it it rightfully house-servant, sprung, and tions sometimes caste to laborers, watch- most of they lo op- India Islands. as of the wealthiest tus chiefly the or and appropri- But our fishermen, articles comfortable and Til" Hin- as this word, —One in the least widely " large one our it represents. What is the Indian the thai there u«ft. each. and Americansresident in silk warehouse; P Now, Ihe as and turbulent of the Chinese laborers and geous servile the system of that manv regu- of Hindus caste. Canton is with those of In or was of far so in Indiaoften ap- debased system is to " in which by means class a immigrants unclean, are coolies cincture of contempt; toms newspaper, prevail of Rom- despise particular caste] chants have ' thorough- confounding customs enure dustani word "coo-lie upon the coolie similar as very nre is these kulis of the hills lhat so ly- whole the Chinese a are " copper lo a whom it should be races, or tea or imag- The Biitish trader* in Canton tached Indian of and Irnm low a to never, wild men, our arisen " or other to Europeans • bearer in San Francisco. "The mistaken ideas which kulis Europeans of tends, employ distinction of" caste."i in understood, The are servants, these ljtter and But thi* is It; name of late emigrated in immigrants, China, of "coolies." ined the existence of widely two handbills and European engaged capable rupees class the Mauritius and the West least as be in- Some with- On the other hand (he inhabitants of debased And it given. have Canton, or subject countrymen the alone people nativos of the brought the difference between China. is which the dispo- however, same, you find liked better than (hose ly Such geneial ately belongs. ply the epithet customs, and Kwangtung, shopkeepers chiefly own rivers which the kulis six over hither ascertain, fer press them. appearin their j Of, They light a The to farming, asl the animal food, which is poll-tax, But by fictitious stories by by (laming America, and the Those wild jungles, large in of people, the only inhabitants are still servants. as emigrants. to deceived would as sea-port, common fish- of various apparent- residents of the in- abhor. the different dia'cits ;and the earlier now the Chi- physical or freely use castes employees, are everywhere. of the or' Hinduism. and coasl n common obtained, are Their habits, food and persons BELONG. dialects, spoken employments, two. much in robust Kuli, mountains nnd the the of sailors, laborers collection a in were nj'immigrants successively Some have embraced near together doubt are .to Mohamme- have generally employed are .color, and parts than Ihe who the there India; of many "clansman." signifies ancient races which themselves aborigines village watchmen, what class of come. THEY people of different Empire differ sition. which fishermen, while nnd •seae most superior empire (hey WHAT Islands, to they belong, countrymen portiou of those who have ! Sandwich to railing more such promises, ol from originated of people, nuisance, idea of the clear a capabilities first us obtain to and kinds—just out chiefly farmhands and ducements offered ocare multitude a yet is on democratic than tbe these Under are it prejudices, more probably composed ing runners." .conquered the country. are their the are and almost doubt Other tribes not menial in politics, in drawn They sacred books, perusal. there "coolie" of race of the residents of these. inhainiiinis of ■ some discouraged, whether their introduction is character word 'several that is de- nnd or many who The class called "coolies" in these Islands or Idan nnd other sirable and ""in their against to easy Vedus, great divisions, singular ought they The points ermen, degraded servile duties. the soil, tilling mili or infeiior distinctions. acquainted with; there is found in them much fore, used in are cupations. wilh blind Strange energy. seem to lhat few nations hold opinions, true is capitalists. most and may from Chinese." laborers, sprang or the are declaration regnid-lhcin body— Kshalriya, Sudras, performing only all, and agriculturists issued Ihe wilh talent gifted the as Brahm. creator, sprang from his They " all. Il In originally came supreme The caste. mode a multitude of arts, a ihe arms class [nls caste dajßuicl and fixed llieir castes, ihe Of Bias, or .'from his feet. industrious,!four skillful imitative, laborers, as procure the proverbially of the Vishya, From his indulgen- " of four are Brahmans, constituting of unprofitable, I but the other hand ai.d head The like- not difficult tp devise are Ihe peculiar, llieie society. the highest, unintelligible; of their tion, though tial are by sufficiently weighed'.tary some irritating, it On nation, a the be followed degraded a system in that country is familiar known that divisions of must language to or is the Chi- wants, grievances, and whims to Ly employers; win like peopje a community, proud, slow; their of The Hindus. (irt'valtent BYTHEW.SPEER. REV. The FRIEND, MAY, 1856 Sandwich north, from �THE FRIEND, Shanghai, a and docile, amiable, more would have Ningpo, (hey or fered proved lo manageable has do blessed some where in Islands, has been out, with the dark in land number of tho ihe by rope have muke out to Eu- <the known procuring perishing ,a long I lind our to inhabitants among — — Pitcairns Sir:—l.aHkrace Reverend of (unity sending French Capt. forgotten you an the by ; a a officer Mr. Toby brought on tain informs fore enabled the at ago injuring he Marquesas; cheek swelled and burst O.i fifty a ' The ! diseased pain the him as wilh ' a glass darkly. He ! suffering a his I hen ' day next from he catarrhal of thff disease ship school years joint which he had teacher, been afflicted with he bore with for many disease of the a hip and I spirno! no, ing " ous to and In September last arrived H. M.'s S.Juno, Captain Freemanlle, from who tain us among Sydney intended to present of some them altered their minds and arrival of the ship the greatest be hard and I oart parting can assure to up my should you island if I We uot am •pportunity were not all have, way' (his time' ship me townswoinan the decline. on in he landed was our yard grave next da> his - near mo my great to and and us again from this write to you il tory glad hear from that the Horn* ia built, bad an Capt. French opportunity of which ua w* Feejee the driven nunaiely the iieiug made, by sincerely, the at Tui Viti (or King, is he aometimea called Tha- at the by the to ha.a the arrival of the Jean On naiivea. laland mignificent large and thereon, for the robberies reported compensation committed misove of Viti l.ivuaud Coin nander II despatched by waa la t'-e jutwkll Ilia Majcty of th* arrival of the ahip in F*ato ezainine into th* many grievances comed and deat trior* lalanda, f by the Americans aelt plained • whirb. would k* manding Ilia ; rea.nce at the investigations crlruinatir.g tl.*Chl*fTal lonhwilh instituted. The result Crimea Viti anr1 hie people and many feejee King th* having character <av:ige barbaric restrained fr.in waa of dark a bro been further as* nature ighl to lb* light of violence acta ar between bimaelf ai.d Ooinu:-oiU- treats r.iiiAcatiun ola af American Government, er BouTwcu., Viti nature,wherein Tui |irouilree not t* no. l very stringent the future, and hereafter lo prevent Sl* peo :est Americana lor ihe behalf ef the on from plundering the whale and other ship* tu*Feejee >iutneree ol lalanda and fl-hing afford assistance and protection tnd, to vea**la iceesaarv to Th* moai wrecked on the aavage Hjid rrja. lory on. board. I nplirated w iiiea.nir*e harsh tley Boutwß' l, the towa* fearing openly to t wad suea. a iv ma, ae. Let defying "'•_ and meer lo briaajsf/ have of t'.e aafcty tusecuru ily puuisli them, of tb* praaeat m.-.n. rotor* dw, lling in Fe.-j#e and f.ir the more countrymen No other way offering it ol their properly. to to and were compelled that in order waters, practicable Butt coaata. chiefs of ac la th* eneagad InAhoce hen tbrir charge, tnd to of t'oinmander ibuut order and good feeling -*ourae to OAHUCOLLEGE. proceed to and dozens of Uie United Mtatee dwelling to demand •ndrayor* Damo*. al.ore, United State* ordered waa of their on cilir.ena dwell- American the Government of tbe t>> laliiie.lure been laid GEORGE H. NOBBS. and Archipelago, aVataftCM veaeela unf King, informinj ice. commissioned re kie certain rrm- l»r* waa rex that they would loaf remember It, ANNUAL EXAMINATION AND The Annual examination of " them day " will take place at Oulm Col- Punahoa on Mon- Tuesday commencing on the each 12th and 13th inst., morning. • a officers, at 9 o'clock tn th< :r itulaie merest*, take ■ *rrsa«e t\ tlie to ro a •f ~a, the Jokn aavagM led and and prnilagaali certainly In our wbalinrj of tha preseal bat an fil- a. r afi.ro.vvi,- Mitefr. by Iheir a* of iheir a-a«. We aieea **•- on tfcis hi ereatful to Hi comma: will "Ie c much Ad*mt, beadeaVSßr oa laidla mercantile likely |,laa then *i> always victorious 6ve destroyed and and i eaaltiag In effect* that may plaffll.sd Saudwitu laaasaa. aaoat viare power reaolveo crew ejee were whaling bed g time against &,-.cordir.gU towaa ware oar f those Islands will towna a .me tween Ie and ihe ireaatetanee. . Tbe Rhetorical exercise* li. which tba former important day, ut the waa egftgemente lien and n't of their calcndlug inlltly :hair own, it lege of their The burning EXHIBITION. offers from Norfolk. lo to, and cruising* reached arrival to iuveetigate and enriuira Feejee Island and on that might eliat he acute any ini-uliden>ianding inm«e and have i.'apilala most ol remove ar- Islaadsvt*. readera. our in whaling ibemealvee most Commander, the Feejee Southern Coaat of the Island of Viti Leva ex- are from the towns ol I.authala in Rewa Uoada, off upon her anchoring Consular* md and Vuth the head q lar-.cr* of the American of the Rewa Kingdom, and neatof the King, a prefa- 'J Yours, S. C E. 0. Boutwiia, The following interesting particular* mill Adams I ile Mrs. Eliza Palmer. d'-ar sir, Rev. before of the visit the live, ami property of the Americanaresiding at lalanda aud engagid io the Ci uimerce of thus* «amhju,) French will hand you the trifling believe donation I mentioned in my last and it will| to remove myself I shall is island home, causes intend arrival, but I think Nobbt and others hear from spared us, her interred au Feejee Island*, the important viait of thia ship co thoa« lalands, tween died the evening previ- ' Nantucket) know the although it the and I believe if family Mr not old the sir, We expect citement. packing leave with about march next, shall to en to ,ne Captain toi to remove, seem remove will you we to ascer. remove Norfolk Island, about 150 agreed at of wilh May 3rd. hatbor yesterday application into are The' this Adam, tothe -oliritii,.. assistance, the John Adamt through at pi plundering t:id affection. " of Polynesian to ol engaged and thai saw 1 have disense W* autumn. favored following particulars and Panama. the Feejee The chief officer of one of the ships (" Spar-• exemplary patienceI tan and died in peace. the think be the lalamle of Polynesia security and all my de- passed three weeks since. until ol the losses sustained by the repeated outrage*, aeaa, a,.d also committed b\ the savages upon iho ciewa of American SJlnss , which Should his health, to to the America! Got* Information having lieen forwarded Ihe U. t). Consul at New- Zealand affecting tbe in eminent by i.een Califomian s»me among communicated by were remain John Adams ilns hasten to believer, his beam of longer in in relation of the community Many a " Valparai»o St. Paul's the copy The U. S. 8. Jokn rived lo Quintal to rraders'will our from (he so difficult toI many on (he sick list that it is the hack of his neck, and from thence '• find an efficient memberto attend to the wants 1 back and he in of died it settled in his sight of the two But lam■ ships which arc here. this island. well supplied with the appropriate remedies,i On the sth inst., departed this life Edward went expects to he edits the dispensary. a supports he ha* addition school-teaching, he We in faiih Christ, hope no In climate favorable school- ashamed of the a of cross and where 1852. with occasional communication from his pen. before his on dying blessed Saviour is all my be- sire caught cold, Inside, in Iho since d in i.tal, He had b»en of the day am not up to California, find the Things hope exclaimed 'ashamed, exultation, gloried I —the lighted countenance Cap- a nerve. " " in that of Edward The to the China, to labor among the be next my died "strong he speaking was of Christ about 2 months t germs till duly do to The originated pricking by and straw a Drenching de- as wrote employed God." to ; chiefitual before and Paul evening shore and buried home leaving tooth wilh 750 out the soul: affirmation, '•gospel of Nnn- months lhat the disease us noble ' cough. Marquesas died the his glory giving ' 17J months from refined ' passen- ship Spartan the Capt. Turner, two with very '• I in ihe head and death bad very I last for the last three years. ' the United States to Instead of returning engaged been afflicted wilh Scrofula for a long lime, and labor ' had borne with christian resignation intense suppose was ' affliction bark from bodily suffering, but the furnace of some were strong fever, pain death, who had been ' a Valparaiso to (tended with luckel •perm was of about three weeks since, one of exception returned 40,000 Chinese offers, my Island. when In - Foreign Board of Board commissioned him be speedily probable were (he among under the patron- China, to For health. and China. Francisco out visiting now laboring Presbyterian and in ISSO. moreover hundred and that it is so ihey as Quintal, not Last . and opportunity from Norfolk went is desirous of was would one Chinese,by the benefit of his San of the "Juno" Missions, are now we arrival Yesterday arrived was which epidemic California bound back just ' you. introduced low wi.h oppor- lie will master under gei-s ' are favor ofthe by know I have you may that Most of the inhabitants here ing this lines a lew tho family included 'letler J 185(5. About when ISI6 he age Freemantle Cupt. ship a in remarke (he Rev. who is here wood. Norfolk Island; that Chinese by detailed the pros- who inquire to us will leave Sec. which I in signed going. Nor- fire j 1856. H. M.'s S by of cause some gentleman he has been many years few lines a the purpose of removing such Mr. '• of to Island, ) Jan. 2*h, inform sent for of EI ward Quintal, -Death folk Island Death Removal Spartan and ) Island, Capt. French, community. to come emigrating Tofhj, of ship This the islands for forwarded letter of " potatoes ] (he PITCAIRN'S CORRESPONDENCE. ISLAND Sickness columns upon (he our Mr. Speer. C. Damox. "Moniauk Ipects I men. in servant, BUFFEIT. Jan. 29th. interest in Ihe an Our readers will find Reverend Sir, your Mv Dear Sin:—l send you wo- and (o mercy feeling and and men of all ance tbe attend- invite cordially engaged Education. are obedient Rev. S. The Trustees remain, Pitcairns of America Saviour's a I which you in cause health and good the 13th. evening of Tuesday the on o'clock 1 at 7 the Court House in Honolulu at the and I Damon, in are prayers,of the by you JOHN September of story sent ever the family poured blood, dying saintly most that the churches men your little 'wishing these watered by been whose air has been warmed a freely and |hope we will accept Mrs. to respect prosperous. Holy Spirit I His soil has Ihe tears, fertilized which articles some more 'he deed. kind My sent we trust but localities in lhat great particular whose Providence connecting days past wonderlully so be in view, object ascertain, yet not but it may Fair, '°r will class of laborers; should have we the 37 MAY, 1856 ify aahaac* Ik* Tana* Seel in'lbe •'eprraaroo-asrs* bjm.ted Ua** b*lw»»B la. teejee | �38 THE FRIEND, jnolulu. having learned Public Meeting. On w«n?h»nt« »l>« l»t« tl>« April 29, of «,«n!ntz tn« roatdenos os tllr. 8. inoetiull»»« e»!I«d »<l utVe«r» ohosen A. ?. Ito,, 6»nt« II, VV, ' ! l?rod. 'l <l88 illilottiitz, os 7 sollnwiiiss »n,l«t intim- _ Vice Hawaiian tin cull .been, in sition tin, ,,c,i,,„ ,,f >vo,,l,l lo.llli'O, or ,1,,. ulu ,no Itcpresi>nt,,!ive», r, I Ilully ,,, t,, s,i»i,,in «4,oliav abode enactment, pass,,| !,>,!,,, II,,,is,.,,, r,^,, > x ,!,!,.. call l,v a ,»,l 'I I,, has accordance lleyn,,|,ls, —II,,„,,!,,I,,,.,,, 94, Xelclicr. 3'bos.etpencer, «i , ,, , ,i, I ktraooe Co,, in tliegener.il Uooes, a ennvenien tiietuuriilists of c are practice of the the tribes of (he Ameri- waning And had Seliastopol, in the i Indian had gone mythical than more been before alphabet no of this name your eoia- went within sluut airs to in across a lies battalion a rived hi poisoner the in ever a few of Fort Greek Colonel in Mentis, is com- the Al- has been a of advanced. nan a who when and Crimes, .since. Ho boat a Balaklava «l incident: distance a up from wining following Russian service named manded iitiuiiiy, against ilie operation of tbe law in question. '1 hat in the gratuitous and uncalled for ftp al of this W, liticc ago, ofAnInctidhenecorrespondent Wtar.-The Times the nanatfs Constanlins, liio cnion- or of flag da** eommu- no aware, A hi-h w complaint ho* ever been submitted to Honorable Body by any portion of th* mereaottto ,. ,I,|, ,, ,. tV, 2,„„s transacted existing law, Caston N> fir asvoar ,' nity. ,,,,,, 1! with the seieril resulted a ,„, ■ residence of one forest. invented, the th* Muglish language, not only amongst the merchants themselves, but as bttwesa tliem and the Government HFl'.'II^C." .in/,.„sof 11 can section . " made in by''among passed sixth for amendments nnd tidditionstot on e,through the publicnioetina. of been of (he the It. , b, has repetl I'reKt- sullut»»: "PC!!!.!,' providing bill a English or Hawaiian language," beg leave rcspoetfully to submit to your Honorable body our views of the' inexpediency and impolicy of lhat measure. The commerce of the Hawaiian of the London Islands has heretofore•'poiident 1 sot-r! V. i,, llceen. hou!>e, tlie Cltitir re2d tlie tolttttiz that for the Law," passed Gth of June, 18tS, vviib all ininifests, entries anil other docu-ijdovvn lo posterity enacting that ments presented at Custom House shall be cither iulI honors.—77»e Pacific. any _ ; .lit,',, >I,t- cieeretti'V. Hunk!!, of Nobles An Act " ttitd !!,e Hlnnttzntner)i, ',poo At " l'of Itelt! itt the Revenue o'eloollc vi>8 >Vuud,»l're»iden! 8r»«neer. Ibo president Kevnulds. order, to Lverott, 2?bo». Lu«l!/, of llonolultt »nil other reaidetits House f'tlie os meeting o MAY, 1850 Henry Itliod.s, II, >|, VVIiilni v, tV, l„ ,,n „ W. A. law, your memorialists eau only fortee inconvenience, age, and it *»ai reinlved to let him rejoin his >!„ I, I,,, Aldnoh, A. !', I>, rm, II, Had.1,1,1 v Co., Knill '■ , confusion sad exp to the merchant and to lbs which wns sent use, bo b Waterman, It. W. Wool, 2. F. over to* Ihe Russian ,'„ll,i,r„, 2,,,,. I'liu., W„i, r li'tvi inment, without eompenaating any house, 2as, >1 >!>»«, >1. (,. »Io,.«arra(t, II. (o.oly 2». ('„,,('. i line* some time ago. On the occasion of his ' SV ». F. F,ior.>' whatsoever to of Ihe portion any ejommunity. Jliberaiion a incident oocm red, Con2?he moetinie V!t.<! »,! X. '. For conliiiieiiioii of il)' !»,', !'., w, w,„, I, your memorialists views nsabove! with the (Snglixh officers who nccom<?»«llu. u. >v. lieid. 3°. F. II. >Iit's,,.tlI. ,!i!'l,r, (i, ,», expressed, they would beg respectfully to refer j vi llollot'l'.un ,111(1 Honorable llody to a commuuicatiou on this >I,.lil^,>,,!(.,'^'. ?ield, „ > family, advantage! i I touching | . versing >lr, U. «nd VV, t'iell ('<!>,! il,e !,iw «,!»> retd scnnt tliu /1</,,.„ os 4ltn lluttxe ooedintZK wore os too ttit lulu, ltrtvo roo,«.ic>'4 o. eland t!,e llie ! nil tli Iiii! tiii'io >l is tiiiiixietiuiii 1., now l',,,v. l!i" ii iwtii tlio toic<>i>tl ,,s I!>„tu> i,w. itl tlie tu i<o i„ etiii tlio ,t„,I !„i».t ,,!'till., ll,»wltii,t„ ui' i gratified A„v itiwcilioi, N«o«»«r/ o,„I will u< ,|,e ice utlillr i>! >, it,, »l!«ritt!i,it us tils. ,„,'s.o„t tutere>it« ouu! /l«»<»i<2<!,l, »»t!ter itt 'l'ititt tvo Ilutvitii.t,, iutere8t3 !5„.-.iisI,, in- os »n/ liiilinn i„w lie tu us lite it i,s ul !,tw i,s „, : i,> !i»', A. Woo 11. Wm. & Qreig, Mo »ion« bo »!sst>e(I Mlttoo! tu>«t!l2 ,s lt,„I l.,,,!,,: M. Mitchell, I'. Moawnsn , I,, Nil, It. #. l»t»ia tlitt 0. «.iid oii'oiil prop.tfetl o!li>,n!8 land 'I'll tt rtlmoels, »»<!: tie iln to „! t> t!,9 I tu- D. I. It. Bon, & t!i kee & petition, lint in III I wilii ,»» ll I met'- he iii(",'ti„^, I for Ul ,tn,i>i'iteI to o<in»i4!oI us the M ll, W. XVuu!. ». X. .1 11. w. iVlontzuinecv, It, A. r<»o!t>tion o»!l onotner aoliun K >o, A. s,!„!! , lino I I'. by tlioo? >V ',v. Itiil uesure porston ,,. every word, lut onp7 in Uloto l»I«> Oiap/ ol soicl r. >l., lloittieus Nepreoentittircs lite Committee os I'cetnidle ttul nic liter! nctuuttted tu tno lluttxo p,'i-!«>t! i?rei»,uti!c, i»n! rle iuiution', lloxibobv, «/ a?» <A>, 30 to of <!>« orto!erKigo«l u»«rc!,3Nl« (Uld P. all sui, lily mourned accidentally, either delicate kindness L. [antagonist*, and those (lag was wilh met whom < hrter,, dead, had been as the pan oo his sent, probably, from more or, receive to of luave our father from cap- tivity. T. VV. J. J. oflLrTYecauhrpen.c-eyear ap Ca- M. to flat a make a Chero- superiority the paper to mark for each Cherokee lan- There six vowels and combination To tkese pro- few others a can ianithcr lake, during ye reign Majeatie, iika maiden lo- arid ye low estiiii, man sum re- he shall he ofa bundrily pounds and except hae he gj| wife, or less I waya, gif is helrolhit to appear lhat he ,t then be shall be woman, shall sho likes; his her lo hn may be, make A ,Sandwich the ' preceded IIt vowel are Their high speak estate soon thought a a ordonit lhat ■ free," mark in the or liis aa talk,'' |he particular a contrive vowitl a to to fuses of i and afier- stone The number of marks hnn was of baith Literature," liberty by " it her maist hlrssit it occurred in jmulct in the " making making 86. nx, itnd jventor ihis t» young following has been tions ' received on one few a of the days since, communication from bis mother. placed in This (tion. residing man Island*, bands our for mother communicates and heart yearnings of art <,>», was invented. It is an now in use [admiration; Ihem and Pstrticiion. Y thus been and and thousands reproduced of have Pacific publicaihe emo- many thousands roaming lines may ' many of these wanderers, who , vast or These nan. now f The ill- and completed, mothers, ding " at i duced , brothers and We home." lie (o him for mythical age] century, er's ' by reading this i ings, heart," or Young either " lo communicate men abroad some transcript retrace can with have this read by have fathers sisters hope upon over has been and il in the 19th located sons or wonder and came a who of tho intclli- ridicule of was object //<». rt»id(»,l« os lllM an literature. laughter nn by lant.Mge*, extensive but when bis work to complete'pho iislands A (bus invented endured the tribe, For each of (hose sounds 'of mothers other Indian he became Ap,, 1854). was Indian. applied'lo Irepresent* llieir ul iVutilo, «/ shore, when boat, thai hope a The British Brown, has called out many interesting reminiscenBeuck, 8 ce* of llic privileges of the Indies. Blahop, The wonder of A«, , Wing, Pfluger. of the Every syllable alphabet jgenl I'ltirleen, Itozulnti. cherish ciege, the Ktis- commanding. D. A. DreytW, his memory, when the B consonant. added I?fe?i,!ent to «!iutilri (Iccm the !, tlie us W. I. alphabet upon twelve consonants. N0s»«tt'V. »«mot-i,t> in .duces 7J sounds ttetIiuitile, atttliui-ilit,.: Hie lie Ford, heard people la character nteetitiiz w!>ene>et- W. ('. Chapman, Collin Chas. Johnstone, an upon trees, sound. !l t'V.iii- v!y wn>4 11. >.- in NOI'S ,11K I Of. 7S, .1. I, Paty, I Marshall, 11. A. named Guess, attempted, first occurred i^, I'. l>(.',-i'!s. «, l>, .1,, I., r'iell. II. On 1I,oti!!lt>. tot I $>X Il >l c out ctrrv J. Poor, "furiosities guage is either t?no l!omtn!lt«« A. Having I , overburdened ,n /-',,>,./, Russian a II\JS-<, Indian, wards io'o.'I'.l'IU us ill., u,,t Lid Mitchell, Orinboum & invention of the while us tiiii I us lli.sll tito tiin /','/,» I . by II inks, Jno. Moll. Aid rich & of the 1825.' ., 2?it!,'tetn. i I'i'i'silent t!ll2 Hulls,.s us T. s. p. Burns, Krull One > u,.n < llie (lining lo (lie approached truce dic now llojoV', us M. Owen, J. E. Rixman, 11. F. L i.,, ,»> Il,'>„o.<,,,! t!,ti'« l!„m„>ill,>u n, !tii,K>iii!e,! !>> Upon With 8»til ,i of naval offi- a jHhmv <]i-cntlf 1111_> navy bad snltered AINCADMUS. DIAN roKidentx us Ilonolulit, 7l «» i,i' >>r<izi2i' ~, expecta- no was clnlil had been stared. W. MartbaJL >, itnd m, lt„I ■ lln Sehaatopol 100 utiew ha had said, J. Oartwright, It. 8. Ehlers, Yon Holt & Among taaaos, A. J. Cleghora. F. Spencer, J. f. Colburn,] uither tilings of the good old Scottish Piirlin& Johnson, J. 0. Pratt, L Desha, J. 8. Walker ,f of Margaret, about passed in the if.. Fraoooni, 1.. 11. Mandclbaum, C. Brsjrer, '1 1, by J. |[mrnt, is the ,is ti,i4 us Ins of wi,!.!. ,!o „,,l !>v ti,i! II20KU2 \. & W. E. Win. I>.,minis, .'o,,!,',.,)' A. l> \, ,, us I'.NK l'cettnlile >'0>,io< J. Co., Melchera & Co., .N. 0. Fred. •!;, Turner, W. S. Joo, May, a Oltlit. /i«ii»,!<j, Robinson, 11. he il Coady, linn ,o,>>„,,!,!o >, land Field. in serving cer bill law. li. VV. Cooke, are the lo existing Everett, a I, Jim. ,1 mine, Burdtok, C. J. A raavre, l!,o II „urit!i!e ,v, >!,,> otlter OlpeuKe, !I !> ,i„'ii,,.,it(', jo.'t ti!.,,l Him , !i,t,x t i.n.I 1. 1., (item. Castle 11. |li:u,nid. coi.nntitilv,.Everett, to til' in, ,i r, rlJaa. >,nr now l>,' u>, ,,v c('<>,,_v!si,!!)' v/e llou»<! ol Il>.'!it'e»entittivc4 lo Os tN« !,„! i„ ,I,,vt!«il,„t>",„ I'lxt /lcsali'iiii. it no,'!,,,,, us ',!, t„v Mdnivie, ;!,„„,.'Junes, ,!is,, us r>t,iisi4, NO to wi!!ii.,tt tnti!,! inefc v!,iite>>',', or ,ts»t,it«. Jno. I!Taiier, Savidge lii'ii! withheld) n of the seeing again. Moasarratt, I'. W. Fitch. J. 11. Rogers, H.M.Whitney, the Colonel had just been conversing were -Ittobt. MeKibhin, Jno. Oaskin, 'I'. 8. Seymour, C. 11. surprised and affected lo see hitn clasped in .Butler, J. T. Oower, B. 8. Kuggles, 8. M. Emerson, 11. ihe anas of tite lieutenant The x- - >,,„'!,,,„! tie i« fittr <ow,»r,I« it!! or rit'(,',,t a>, »s t>,u »h(l oonnot nation I,,w, commute t!,u >iit,si„>,,s os t!>e l,'ti»tut„« t» lie r«qutrlnsr <o <lt« to tlio bet His *on, be tion of - , !>>lo ,<'ii!.,i> thus far for the tion. >,,!. I us eittt/ os tiiis re?>ie2ls,!!>/ hag t,. I'. Jul I, W. , I'.lbei', v,e Irani to s Jno. Montgomery, Tin s. Spen •r, 11. Rli I, , J. f, ■ terhotue, IM. Hoffmann, J. K. Chamberlain, Cyrus lOottl; tlterelurei 'llttt 1849, therefore prny lhat your II give your sanction, (which they im! repeal W. Wood, Jax. Mitkee, A. ■I.iiies, „, Jan., will v to tin' urn! ol t!ti, munit? It. th* then Iio, ,t,,,i ,',,,,!,,s„,„, penso, botlt tsi t!ie port l wlioli i IH nubj Ipanied llim, the old Colonel expressed bis Foreign !!•-' hope that he should find ihe greatest part of French H-, , his family alive and will, though he bad Wyllie'i lelten heard front I hern but once since llieir las., Oct, 181:, separaof memorialists t„ .! oner of i omn w>ii.'!ii above referred Il,t>v^!!- !»,, „«,»< ., i py th* Minitter March, 1851, alto to Mr, Dillon, Consul of Prance, No. II tile House (i. 'N>e enm,„r?>'oiuI is, Excellei 21 No. li, !>un!>e -1 ond !-e<!,Ie„!,4 the tv tlated -,!,(!!,,„s. , to Mr. un IV!|oIi»i!, ,'>„I !F/!o/-«H,,, to lie, Your let,-,,, tturo l»«un, tt Itli-, •. Uii . I by liiiuiis i- >„>,. ,i,o,-, „> I'l-o t,„l,!,, it,i I il tt,ii„oiis!/ liio meeting We, 04! »r ti,is neltli d..in ,-i ,,s i',',„,i'l ,<„,! us .Vul.los Field toot, rcrtd ll,e »!>!.!!> ,u l,o still of (heir (heir no resi- will be ina moth- wander- friends. reasonable �39 THK FRIEND, MAY, 1856. for excuse long and frequent writing not i isronn, I*i Wyinin, Why kauri To divell » It ert*tr* 't.-re. ISaG- la in Kroiii Friends Why, leave il.e T..C lov.l'sl l i.n no- -|iol Thy naiive ii nan The railing air* mis Tne shall uoiie. Thai BTM M I'm'. '.iil mil- ■, .1,1 thuti »'J«* Tout II The o calmly That The II" lie- rule day, ha'ili sulliiv Winch ii lino i,' iais lots ol oil, And all the ami - lr*W) In every iii'iuti-11l lac whii ii ne'er all In line lor thoiioh, -he could ihey has' th.e.i left Whose lire dear, water iim day. it and ihoughtl hy VVyina'ii O , stispeekahht joy, hj ius with 01* vvh.u she embrace her Would boy absent laat to by Father too, whose Ids threescore O, how would long and len years loceVld Whose snow-white His he rejoice alt-cut lost furrowed n> beapeaka] wrinkled brothers and Wuulil place D. ■ task wilh -mi!''- and Wiih Oh, ciiine Ant view again lliy around Nature lo Itn 'I worda mcci weu.l mountain g.eel tl.ee. home, us vailey, lull And every an,' Inns and Tneir former shapes retain, sufficient for any Ihe ear, slnlie Their pensive nun tours ihou werl just as ihey did wneu leathered iriltee The Upon board, round took* valuable and a visit thought, perhaps ihe oeeaus briny Beneath We Or felt a Among foaud l.'iy grave, 10 disease victim U at th'3 islau the seasl she arc we l.iads and that boat board useless. mother Thy face,lhy \\ sou, my longs D. It. Uoutwkll why la such / lo ace. O, To let the dear My not my pen me mar lv fairer as feelings son tones I'll thin? pardon speak Baker, M. I'ottcr, M't'is, VV. b. i: boy, my 11. 11. employ ol Wyuian, brass and supplied \V. M. me; m nnd Surgeon, HAWAII, SANDWICH ISLANDS. Physician HILO, to, \. reasonable se- terms. 0. P. lo thee. itch, nnd I. Oflicc corner 9 A. M.to4P. M. HOFFMANN, in Physic in the New and Queen day and To nnd ii Store, Driii; 11. JijittVaMM. Open Block. * which Island*. is called offered as KEALAKEAKUA BAY the are the Visiting Whale-Ships of SSTOUII attention George of Kaahumann nifrht Masters M Surgeon, comer An'.hon's sts., Makcc & Hawaiian fur/H-ntrr. Office open . tmrpm. S,,''Mk*r. Surgeon, HONOLULU, OAHU, ti. Merchant sst. of l-'ort and sea, t.'u/mrr. Leach, JUDD, M. D., Physician l'ur.,.r. s-iuiet.ils, and carefully replenished, B.—Medicine Chest* on *». Milnney. and . U. States and Eu- Oct. 2. 1804.—3 do. Samuel the on Whale terms G. H. WETMORE, lananYt 3rd reasonable on Hawaii-- lenuired by All Stores WANTED—Exchange on over- terms, for nutlet. the shortest learn that of the at ships Cash, Gooda States. rope. also, of well furnish HAY, HILO, HAWAII. others, of clo- was business in to General Merchandiseand in Produce. an Oflirc 2nd Esxteston, It. ? address should I my son mournful stiuin a 1,ini1..'., Ist, 1). K. 1 But | I_l OnasaaaasnanT. sate,, Agents, I. himself favorable on ■"faBALER from as Maul. S. "itTpiTlTlAlV, order, (luown had been CO., prepared is the United mi BYRON'S sent contribute to Kini; WORT If E. I'l yinan Bill* peril found There sorry recruit! with lor Lofie“sJAdomens.” Utohof.Sfner.Srs her soul revue how did yes, her son was yet alive, Tj learn O Hf) ice- of amount occu- th* B*n» St., opposite 35 If General ("st.'iliiished Hawaii, Hilo, , Ships was Htore formerly Bscruita,Btorage and Money. nith J. skill and. as streets, near Ike School at the & nnd Chandlers Rain*supplied of the was has spared thee dearest boy, But God mother's heart mill joy. Wbicb nils thy Come then, OILMAN Ship incidents the siiflcrcd from the vicisiludcs (hey wave, Nicholson, and all her library extensive lected books; but though had'al by pied 11. ihe for or Kiiiß inell's t'lia iel else that could conduce crew, mid Retail Dealers ami Hen- pcrfecl expedition. ol'tlie s.cooaa. (ooiii:. larie Stone Church.—Also, In t. II surmount armament immense tin an Chaplains Merchandise, I.nhninn, one seas, in * keel even nearly as« emergency, everything objects ihe day, corner ol dil stand, At the for Government couldl'at rifle*, the comfort of the to tongs well as and thing, ground, then,dear Wy.n.in, come, Oh home. thy Ne* Kuglaud Come And same here, sporting Ihe blooming loresis nag, Ihey used 10 sing. They make the With the are upon the trees; largo Minio and (.-union in Geaeral commenced perfect as liberal a A Ihem. make slid and iuwn to he wtsi ' -V , fsyos Importcis nu (I Wholesale water. filled over of the 1 olar sal*— and on, Meet csstle, tic when the George as built, e*ar vessel and experience plain gurgle on Beld Winding through meadow, brooks The little of the decided is ships any in ■ ■ AVIXti represented are in (. haplain , Stud} lyinf "off p,i|,.r»liyiallin«attlie Depository, and CASTLE long lime in an encountering preparation* winch •I* the rugged region to did u lo into open working navigation •am water and a length were at men for .- helonjinp with lii.oks side gee her a were and both vessels Resolute m volumes * for farmer in years, mortmains ye. are seen The distant with ihe uak and enrgreen, Clad Much proof mis still appears, it, of stauncbest ;hcr, bid ihoe eoine. I inyaim, The brow, lit; on who elianee In,l tn vessels Hraiucii's The whole hours char, her bring to as divided, were ry sisters too, thy i Kisses sue friend*, Aud all old so Her see Wynian 11. or ut Chaplain's pos-cs- frost, one on they cd, the officer* and (h Tlty her of ice masses these difficulties All brow fourteen engaged lis! n-poit, which relieving, cheek, Sraniini no men lf> the lower deck. days, in getting ißtraenae I bound Lsubscription* receive*. of seventy crew a of lime. length to up were ihrro a Thy at SEAMEN. TO The tritiiil," Ai... (illi.i months afiei wards, she had supplied, soars was lurtn.-hcd I.HATIIITOirsLY Ej, la*a I ' .'l 1 I mi tear. a around lor Linger U, mother thy TRACT DEPOSITORY, 4. Inn and Tract Mori, ties, should fail lliein; I,' ihe Americanstook when toujla) lhat liv tl sin .Is Who lor Iter wns extricate to have done i( Units hail burst by the intense Wliy 11l I'll•'. HOOK in liteKnclish, Ire nrh. Porliita.'aa, Itilile., ll,inks ,oil Trarta, Tb**a anil Spanish ( German, Mpailsh, Hwradisn, Bible at rust li In. ,ks are r aala, offered Bat' prices, by the Hawaiian twelvemonth, and1 11 provisions their well was enough tan tc from ihj memory? EU'accd a been miles from thinks it them siou oilier, abnut eighteen .<■, - I_; ■ I Ihlf youth's delight lares seines ■ bete, itaiia too:, I ii on lor \ fra'rvuair. leave the pure nnd a was, have not fifty He for lin-it doubtful that even she ' I'"' «t IstasMatjpa and water. open impossibility natural Kellet, that in (he ice locked fast hundred one ticni'cst ihe 1.T.-l wide. I u'l GteClllli'iunUl.V l,( less ami Saavias: rilia, an It appeals which regions by Captain and of years.igo. distance arotiiul her, and could 1!. i In,la, followed was exploring ship Resolute, when abandoned, I* thee? ol thy birth, iMtinrj lo iI II as i!Olli ultimo, and Ilie abandoned is the Arctic Inen couple lefl thy native home, ol i, Car, lar aw*j . ilmu London, Con- Now at Sir Edward Belcher thou gonei i*l nn llin British by hail AIWI-.Vr SON. TO AN Pcir necticut, IGth, Jan. Henry, Capt. ship George nrnvcrl BoddingtOO, highly valued. be received, will Why Aincricnn The One such letter when their relatives. ters lo DISTCOVHRESOLUTE. ERSYEHIP let- to the following facts to visit inducements coming season for re- cruits. • -^——^— bright sun which The same The mountain tops And God's ommand, on m sweetly smiles on Western land, ihoua-h" lliv native lulls abound With numerous garlands, iwined lilt. Dlt-K And lilbes Around bright around Hawaii* tferdaol shore, ran inform ths inhel taken the In.ni the prorurr will be constantly grow spontaneous Island 100. so Me Bat than all where'er more the And aends rich And rills Or on The blessings, the heart Pacific's same •To those humble, grateful with distant sweet spirit who, Abba-Fat Descends and place* prayer, sonable high, test. receive* at the in the greatest abundance and which will following articles, shortest notice and at moderate best tho islands afford, •> "- concern bis s.n's *nperiiiten,lenrc, may depend ' important, you getting the' in of Ixntdon esse other further perfumery aupply, Soap*. which,with atediciaea, will be sold pestilence ; those who or of ve*s*l* will lind every carefully Meanestsienna, on at Bay. may no risk of small appealed here, EvSry favor us nor attention with pox, within will be as that several paidste a call. P. on rea- CTJMINGB. prepared. attention pal*I Information familie* if repairing aaedieal assistant*. C P. M will run has not Kealakeakua, Hawaii. and Burgeons' prescriptions carefully or owners from ato ilttU The Hct- miles of this a (laaaine* and Atuadanc* for coneultalioa breast, corner of and r'.ngland. or medicine ripeetaa palcntnud themselves and . A fer*tuit* of eternal Males underhis own and daily Medicine Cheat* her, cry) in each Coiled hed Urns aWe, terma. rapiaias to on the the prices:—Sweet Potatoes, prepared. just rbysiciana' aud lov*, Isles, from be furnished Ac. Ki'itt;i-.0.N, Honolulu and vicinity that .tanta of Id Satan* ate, from above. peace has Uruabes, tbe ordinary we are i that fiaallr- requiring best, carefu ll> God haara 11111ln, find here kind, . Squashes, Melons, Oranges, Cocoanuts, Beef, Mutremodeltfd andi ton, Goats, Hogs, Fowls, Turkeys, Wood in any which ho rats rlianta'.d KanhiiinanuBassets, best Incilinnea lie cuiaiaiilly su|i|ili«d with Hie ' quantity, delivered at the landing. Lastly and moat moan- to keep 10 8r.r.9 ho has tliit lily scattered o'er Yet flowcts are Pacific's Che wide of the best HONOLULU IIEDICAL HALL, io easlern skies, Rides genliv And You will beautifies al weak days. Ma iiSSien Wanted. rrlilted n*ii fro** OHOULD I A. M. Oil asaon On Snaday rroan Ualas Slsm ie | W. Marslon, a seaman Saefoid. ship Drafer, Capl. raqueeted to call apes the Chaplain, 1 »A. al O 87 if John whale on hoard vieil Honclule, ihj as �THE 40 Scotland. AMARISTUDENT. NETURNED He A few a young since days received we make the You will in and by of course futv.ro some to study do what I God, who is nese ed up of the one interesting come " the bark by since and taken Polk into efficient instrument of Japapick- five years He bids lo to way were about good know to native hope we at Savior true who and man young A. l>. VVillnnn, Fbaxcei A. Mm. Is"ii(t, child .hml born in was 35—Am. Mn. cvi., Packard, Mr. Austin, April In the H. Burn, VV. P. Dow, I). is lair Chas. Steerage—Andrew ChriHtotT, man, Miller. Goldman, C. Thr. Haduick, from San Yankee, VV. Sp. ar, Messrs. two Francisco—Miss E. A. w Hermans, Eult r, Jackson, Morton, •lii for e'r Young, Stevens, F. Mrs. W, Ilillehrandand <-. Cumrriii'gs. Mm 11. Boyd. Andrews nnd 2 ouaand r copies aesmea Wheel 00 March 22.—Haw. sch Maria, King, 93 tons, Francisco. IT. (For 6 April tes. Want, Am. wh sch Favoiite, 1 00 10 00 FRIEND Am. Mr. Drew. 20 00 10 00 10 • • 60 tbe N*rtb> lor in Clark, 395 tons, 30 Mogul, sh March 15. Am. sh. 10.—Am sh WilliamTell, 309 m05.650 April sch Forest King, for 1300 wh, 6 0 nen, mos, Kill ll* to York. In ballast Singapore ;short handed, New Barrent, Champion, ss). hl.l 4 Bedford, Roman, l'e /oil, New fed ford, 4 ao* New Grey, mos. Bedford. 5 toon. . sp. sh. Alarm, fm. 34. —Wh. sh. Henry, 500 New Luce. wh. 31.—Am. sh 175 ftp, Arnolds, April 21.- 11. 11. M.'s moe. Bedford, crew. sh. 20 hhls wh. Honolulu. Bunker, Nantucket, 450 sp. 00 wk season. .SO sperm. mux, mos out. tona, Perth, 162 days fm. Syd- Memoranda. Capt. Bellows, of the Nalchat, reports the total Ires ofwbntoshiji Helen Augusta, by lire, in <'ongonui Bay, New Zealand. Feb. 15. Capt. Marble of na ney. 14.—Am. put ii tons, 18 too*, 100 sp, SO mos, New (lowland, Cleared March S*.». from San liian, bound Hmitn, from l.ihrtina. 261 Kmiian. bbl-s. sperm. b' inns. Baltic, 395 tons, Brow uoi, 6 mos, from Hilo. 7.—Am bq Callao, sp. 24.—Am. sh season. 31. —Am. bone llt.noltihi. 31—Am. sh. Baltic, Brondon, .New Bedford wh. aeason,3>oolbs Prancineo* sy, tvr PORT OFHILO. 29.—Am. Am.eh Julian, Cleveland, .San to cruise. Capstan*, fir Su. I'liociiix, fur Knsllak. Victoiia, Gormen, *,U4 tuns, 115 ds 29.-7.enan Coffin, Rose, 338 tons, 22 April \\ Arrived. Bremen. Brit, bq Cynthia, - fin. We* ip. Kodiack. Hq. Arab, — 3 - bN. B.—Am bt| Warren, 416 tons, 6 Eugene. tnoß, 35 San tons, Austin, 40 tuns, from Mar 29—Am. sh Scotland, 8m: th, 388 tona, 13to wh. SOCIETY. imith. New 22 d« fm Tahiti. lighters .11. -Japan, Diniont), 487 tons, 5 STRANGER'S FOR 26.—Haw. brigantine 1200 Cooke. idle ton, 14 days from wh, voyage; 450 wh, 400J hone, S 00 2 SO - Bier. ONS' Am. sch Far March29 - - Ben lliurj, 21 360 tons, 18 inns, 1600 wh. h<| Nevn, Hand, Am. ah JefTcr-on, Hunting, 433 tonH, 37 mot*, 2200 00 Montauk. not, mm. fm. lulu. Itnivn, !"».— l/ncas, James, S. Vincenncs, Rogera, from Hilo. is. ff - sp. French, Kndi-k. B.—NHi. Li np Island. iiX Sl.—Am hq Sar.ih Sheaf, Tohey, 402 tons, nting, Jefferson. nch, 6 U Smith, llcuolula. Mama, rVtatg. Oeliot-k ><■*. 16 Friend. For I Warren, icox, 80 inov. 5 tns. 368 Marston, I. —Montauk, guerita Bay, 160 wh. 00 season. 29.—lapnu, Dimoiid, KkMUkUka. April OFPORTHONOLULU. 5 'J tns. 38.-1.. C. Riclimonil.t'ot kr.t.t, April 24.—Am. Chapel. tu*. Salauiihdrr, CliHiirtelenr, Kodiak. MARINE JOURNAL. Fiiend, - 423 Zealand. Will am Tell, in ihe Pacific Ocean. ith, Splendid. HO Billow*, April 7.—Sh. Enrerprise, graluilously of which areaislribuleil Kf 36.—TrMn, White, Kodiak. children, Wm. (larding. Annuo, Avon. Arpun, Henry BasHttt, Per VV. U. Rice, J. Thery. Cora, his country. by graniilousconlrilnitions; 099 Cleared. Frmcisco- J. M. Mosely. Thin, son, 17 m«s, nothing, Nickerson, fin. New wli. March 21— Maria, King, for He Mr. Fishrr. M. 375 tins, New Bedford, 5 moi, Zealand. an (Seats tree,) Phoenix, 23.—Hudson, Sin with 9 patv Barker, 3d 1 montha, 396 tons, 30# l/ni-na, James. sp. Bi> Prir.gle—Messrs Johnson, McFnrlnnd, .McDonald, XiiiR. Palmer, Ilrown, Russell, Parnell, Ledyard. Per Roil (..tinitlct. from out Francisco. Zealand. Love, ulympia— VV. Orci'tr. en Andrews mot. 19 ds. fm. San st a sun. sh sh. 22. —Natchez, in the steerage. Per Herald, Per Julius season. from Talcalmano. Liverpool, sh li,, 15.—Am. April 31.—Am. Rev. Mfalry, til no Fi-h, Msp|g wh 8 *, 1% m. spe 14.—Am. Alperee, Manuel Lawrence, Mann- t'> be- and The x- h. April 13.—Am. >>q Arab, (.'op. land, Fan haven, fr<>m Marguerita Hay. »h, season, Adams. John Alien, Thou. \ew- t"h-s. Sumner, J as. HI dredge John J. William*, Anlone Hiiiin-i John Jerome, Ua Gleisling, Fran's .Manuel, Chii's. (iron, 0, Rranhnf. L. Cs Smith, 3C9 tm, Sagharbor, \%jm bone. Martin, Wing, it. ( Tell 9.—Soli. Henry, Way, el Francu, Jan, Graham, Worrell, William Am. sh KiiuiM.i,, Wing, useful and a for the Seamen's Chapel. KRIPTIONS .*.—Am 487tni. 4dhw -p. seniters 0. I'lum, L. Myrcs, J. K. fiel.', Butaenier. Wtn. Smith, John Per sh. 7.—Sh. Cnr. Arrived. rled 1-—Am mid child, Mr. Chase, L. J. Torrer, J. Sessions, L. Y. Prevort, Nantucket, 413 4,000 lb* bone, • nntauh, Trench, Sagharbor, 505 toa\ out, clrau. iiios bid- mo*, |JM Wedd. ljovitt, J. Capt. P. Evan*. sh. March 35—Am. sh. Japan, Dimonri, lairhaven, Mr*. Davis, Mist Reynold*, Chase Enterprise, Brown, of miN>, UlKlr-p.T.SO wh. wh. 18 Li> Palmer.} Og.ffn. Fairbanks and 3 children, Per J .tin California. christian and a a grace of them me a " one endeavor of the crew, you returning and I have here wilh heaven. lo tha( assisting (i<xl she pursuing lo teaching living and true of Jupanese who died for Ihem and Ihe when am Japan, the by the telling in marine introduced view a he Jo ins. is Wj n*low. Jones, I to day can, ihe institution with lhat He Ohio, but his Passengers. [Per last October ago was this am now at 155 W. wh. ah. 24-Am. occurred event (Communicated by Captain.] let- 0 year Mr. Chaplain our and I aad April extract:— Mississippi," one The N. and Long. certificate deduce ming, Pennsylvania. Mrs who November) From his York. remember •• the lo your port o ,■>' 1 tV> following probably (belonging was supposed of age. years Lit. was in have friends residing in th*> Slate of io "protection" versity, Hamilton, New ter we letter from a Madison Uni- in studying man now 97 was when Ihe ship 1856 FRIEND, MAY, Julius Prlngle, Hobron, from Koloa, in dis- in the Natchez, the Helen Augusta his way on Bart. Gn.-nold, with arrived at Lahav California. rto home, the loss Capt. Bell>-ws also reports of Capt. Fisher, of ihe boat's crew, near the Three Kings. a tress. Am. Iron I"*KNCINO P be can fencing. suitable to cnnlosc obtained Bedford, lots in the Hudson's at Ceractry LKTTER aderessed who sailed from New Dakar, " W.rerly," Capt. John Joshua board Dedford, on tin 23 - South Williams, belonging to Am sh sh wh sh. 186 al th. Marinr Abm. Mangsaa,of consumption K.irooor st »ib, ll.sar Mowan, on Ilia uass»n« , on Charleston, a. I. brig Tarquma, U3— w h sh October,lk th* National Hotel, Mr. Pi.«TT.SouTHW«ao,ai:rd'.li yeare Co. low., but of was 10. schr Oaorite* »f Hnrr*. F'.nc* ship and crow.cd, r.ll ov.rbuard asaa.a. ' Fndsy eelenfiag to Mtk, lb. I Roaaai whale shij ti- Am. wh. one 1,300 sp. 80 nv>s. an, 300 wb. Khan Swift, Chase, 32 .Swlri, mos. 400 sp. 33 mos. 1/50 sp. Vincent, 15.—Orion, Tnler,2fitows. 1,650 sp. Gangs*, Nickerson, 27 mos 250 rp. Gen'l Pike, Tew, no report. We have been favored by the Post-Master Oleneral whh H-» Weaver, In cruise, Sao following aralae. Alarm, to I. sh. Oregon, sp. on on Phosaia-, Nantncket, onward going home; ship laa. New Miory: la*, on on Tto enlled Peaaey, Joet 94 day* the 9th. 2.lth, ship Levi Starbuck, N. Bedford, Jernlren, saibd N. Bedford, While, tailed P.a, a. Edwarda; sailed P*b. If, Pebrniiry ii, ship Mainolia. N. Bedford, Cox,3 mcmlhs In* ironolulu, has culledat Bnrahora. Tahiti,etc.; sailed on Ike (he. rsb. im, French whaler Hah.mai.dre, Havre, t'hsnd.l«isr, s Jan. Mth, barque 17 ds sailed fl. Fab. 8) ship Wm. Thompson, ds fm Ban Francltsc.aa 19 kits the 31at. from lionoitiln.sailed nu B Floor. EJdridge, farawted the 38th. Jan. 21st, ship 24th Jan. 24th, barqne Alice, Cold Spring, Island, Rosa, of memoranda of shipp ng intelligence, Lieut- Commanding in the Marquesas. by M. Jouan, Geo. Washington, of Wareham, January 19th, Allen; s#ir*d Francisco. with cargo ■a m, 75 bsls 600 sp, •• Maria, Kini, Francisco, ■ March " - 14.- Arrived. Ana. Nickemnii, ti—American, Jernegan, 28 POOFRTLAHAINA. rcceuih Capi.LvnsvicLeMas.saaataro moe. wb. 60 sp. 7.—Mmengo, Skinner, 45 sp. 28 mos. 500 wh. 150 B.—lllinois, Corell, Wh sb Mogul, Clara, craisr. con mos. 4.—Planter, Pease,4l Phoenn, cruise Th*lk.u-1 2,400 mh 28 s,_.Sutton, Mrßlaie-, clean. April ;*J.—Wh. sh. Jams*. Andrews, to cruise. 24.—Peruvians.! Cora, Vincent, for March 91—Raw. America* Feb. Arctic April 17. H. B. M. Frigate Barnstable, Fisher, ernise. , 11 March. no. 94—Red Gaunrei, Andrews. Hong Kong. *» Haw schr Queen of the Isles, *' mos. F.dw. Carey, Winsluir, 21 mos. 600 sp. Kliza, Vensey, 15 mos. 500 sp Julius Pringle, for April 50 sp. 1,100 wh. Hebe, Bl.ike. clean. Praaci schr. Zenas Ceffia, Rose, for Kodiak. to mos. 26.—Millwood, Silvey, 19 mos. 5>50 wh. 150 sp. 27.—Mount Vernon, Nye, 150 wh. 100 sp. for Manila. for 1,200 wh. 86 sp. inns. Boosp. 23.— Com, Morris, Lawrence, of do. Warren, strifes*, 210 wh. 200 sp. mos. no report. Win. Wirt, Ashley. 28 ceaii flung Kong. D.moii .s allotted in Augusta, ■•«*. an vi • at *>Ud iv Honolulu March 4th, • front 337 Us, to cruioe. 9— V*— Head, Mohawk, Grant, lb ds. fm. jo. "^n. M Bailed, tbe 40 AIIs ton, Clapp, for Manila. 8— off Maria whal..bip Ku board Gauaaa t:*sr**T*a,t>oautas.*r,nn lb. li. tola California. nird in Honolulu, Boutwell, Chapman, Baa Fraa'o. lalanda. t.loae.d in B. ilmer, for Baa Francisco. April 14.—Champion, s«s. Foil from for. topmast tmaa-trs**, talnprton, and of boat and, drowsd. Mr. Willi.. llotchirso., ott'onsrs*.and, April Ma/Q'i.sa. «*... Bay, Sept. 16 19.—Sea Hi.ell, Masters, 1,100 sp. Friei d, Brown, 19 mos. 100 wh. tons, April 7.—Am. bq. Baltic, lo cralee. sitore talands of eOMSiiaaptloa, burriad mate Margarita at Barker, native ol P 4.—Black Eagle, plea.s copy.) IBS4, 123 Uie*, Chapman, to cruise. 3.—Jefferson, this Illi 27.—JulJen, 31.-Japan, la city, Pridtty May and,(of consumption) Nsw York (Kocli*>.trr Hospital, Jon* McMaM.n.af Rochester, out lone. Hand, io cruise. Ochotsk. Bq. Surah Sheaf, for 29.—Scotland, DIED. U*c*rnlMi'J4tri, — sp. 1,200 wh. Fabius, Wing, 19 mos. 850 wh. Bart Goto old, t'tehbins, 1' mos. 33 wh. forward. Sawyer, I.— \ ranees April Taken 374 Hunnnwell, tp 28.—Hq Waahinxton March K.runvl, a Civ from Sh Neva, 25 . bnrrie.l on 28 ds 1,290 tons, March 32.- Bch Far West, Hi., bee, for Ran Rev. W. t:. Dsuoa, Ma. Cnaai.ii Zlaaa,tii April !OUi, l>y ll.inolulu. Coasvancia Paaaim, br.lhof . ir.>n<l. Hi T. .Minaa, lo Wiit-ot. April April S«h, Ma. Kakaala. May Urit, Ma. Jons lv J.ata Wii.sis.on,of Kauai, mos. ll.—Newton,Sherman, days Alarm, 1). Cnrry. fm. Hito. Hibernia, 150 wh. 550 mo«. ntreal, Gray, 27 10.— xmenca. Baker, Merchant ship, with 1,038 tons, 28 Cleared. MARRIED. Mth, 1865 ll.as, 4. —Mi 13 days from Ban Ocmulgee, Went, 17 California, Cunningham, belonging to during January and February, \u reported by Oapa. 12.- John Bo« land, Taylor, 15 moa. SCO wh. Adams, K. B. M.'s Sh Wh. arrivals Bay of Ish.nd-i, New /eland, Jasmi, llariie.2.3fM) wh. from Lahaina. Panama, Sch ui.ilnn aoiril.inp tons, Br.rnstaMe, Fisher, 84.—Sh Raduga, Green, psnars 91 Cora. Vincent, April 35.—U. 8. 8. John 28.—H H. dm Nickerson, if ship Phoenix. 19 days fm Raiatea. ALSO, lv in Jan. I.—Mnry. Cotllt, 16 Way, 24—Haw srhr Queen of the West. R. Respecting Robert Bchenectatly N. Y. set Call so. Gla.tct.bury, Conn. Ha.wn, tons, from fm Han Francisco. 22— Peruvian !•'. ALSO, Respecting 310 19—Am. sh Red Cnunilrf, Andrews, of Hono- respecting The following list of i>.'*;, at Weaver. bg Tarquiua, 18 —Am. sch Henry, April Capt. Spencer to information lulu, requests from New 100 aperm. Am. hq Yankee, Smith, 344 tons. Francisco. INFORMATION WANTED! mos distress. Buy Compaii)'s Honolulu. Store, in A 15.—Am. Gray, 33G tons, 6 Champion, sh 3J» Ins. Falrkav.n, Blark Eagle, months from New Zealand, 30" hbl*. sp. oil to sail on ibsStik Feb. 7lb, ship Triton, N. Bedford, White.3 mo*, has T.fiH. r*k. Mth, haroae Richmond khla .p. .u, » nwnths Ir.as th. N. Bedford, a. art Mil ibnilil. ml T,r*. •*» � 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/. Title A name given to the resource The Friend - 1856.05.08 - Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1856.05.08