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81
FRIEND
THE
backgammon laughed
CONTENTS
Par Novranbt-r
1858.
8.
Paoe.
81
Extempore Remarks ofa Whaling Captain
A Curd—Boat Picked
81,82
Up
82
Original Poetry
83
Letter from Rev. 0. 0111
83
A Sailor's Trials, *c
84
Story of the Cross
"He
Died
84
a Christian,"
85
Editorials
Advertisements
Marine Journal, Deaths,
So I
went
is
a man can
and
me a
was
knocked off, sold
86, 67, 88
things
these
1858.
NOVEMBER 8,
Our harbor is
ships
that their
chor, that
board.
a
they
In
day
and for
seldom
are
since,
and his
spiced
every
the world
put
We did
we
not
his
recall
can
fleet and
whaling
hints he
the truths and
had
into
heard
and that
life,
years ago,
down
in four.
I tell
liquor alone,
make
he will
only let liquor
find
on
when
shore.
but hard work
it,
go
done
north
your
It is easy
old
for
not
bowheads.
a
whaler.
Diell—he
was
a
boys
masters
a
fifth
as
if
they
will
I have
the
same
Swede
in my life.
I
by birth.
I
was ten
never
was
went
When I first
took my slite and
began
to
a
fine fath-
to
the
and
the
me
not
of
OCT"
The
and
following
to
be
to
and,
thankful
His
drifting,
Huntly
gracious
Chase
boat
Huntly's
the wind and
the mercy of
at
show
to
directing Capt.
in
protection,
proof
God for
to
Captain
the above
said Thomas
in that direction where
steer
after
more
abundant
Co.,
from
extract
how much occasion the
care
my
N. S. W.
journal, will fully explain
card, and furnish
had
all
perish,
Hcntxy,
Smith
Charles
Sydney,
Chase's
to
me
the
May
thtough
me
suffered
if he
and land
days.
I
low ;
me
is the sincere and contrite prayer
which
employ
Capt.
After
still
told
would,
Thomas
try."
much
we
the idea
presume
remote
most
He did
to
young
let
that
try
try!!
read
Boat Picked
manner,
Up—Death
entered
ofNatives—Great
SnfTerinf.
see
his remarks
speak boastingly,
he said.
these remarks,
but
We hope
will
they
and
liquor alone,
but sailors before the
to
try
be
Try!
mast.
neighbor of
Oudinot,
him
"
a
bag
of
the
Polynesian,
remarks
sweet
that
potatoes
they
sea
a
I
chess and
too
have received
gentleman.
same
old.
school
of the banks of the dark
We
oke."
boy,
a
there
was
a
in
from
away
and
flowing Roan-
a
Would that
acknowledge
the
gift
in
could
soar
language
We will, however,
say
Mr. Oudinot, in the
on a
certain, if
thank you."
similar, occasion,
"
was
so
miss
it
might be
be
I
was
means
I
ran
went
what
to see
small
yawl
thought I could
a
a
human
being
boat,
so
I
we
ordered him
quick as possible,
of saving
I
sitting there,
a man
night that I feared
near
the
tea
officer, I told him
first
to
for
The wind
life.
At 7
at the time he lowered.
very light
P.M. he returned and brought the boat, and
was
a
man
by
the
name
native of London,
of Thomas
England,
of Hall's Island, and
I
glass
to
tea,
that
I
sight.
After
that looked like
something
it
my
it
sail set, and
Calling my
thought that there
to
language of Queen Vicnot
a
in it.
a
toria
when I found
taking
mast-head
in
canoe
the mast-head with
also
equally glowing.
or
lower his boat and go as
bag from the
we
boat
in that direction.
was,
should
the
report from
it
and
reminded
E.—While
33
to
see
Our
now
ship-
was
ship
°
167
there
boat with
!!!
lat. 30 miles
Thursday, March 18, 1868,
N., long.
my
cursed
something
not
just what
feel
men
acknowledging
make marks upon
My shipmates, while playing
as
Mr.
years
went to
in America, if
come
and I tell
poor
a
up
I have done.
as
manner,
in
print.
I knew
become
can
only do
America when I
without friends.
day
believe
lam
master,
voyage
here any of them
came to
lam
money
I did not think I should ever
them,
in
was
few
a
sustained
nnd
I
to
me
told
waves:
always
beginner
new
sperm
I
whaling again, but here am.
my
it.
spend
to
they
as
unless I have
port,
earn—if you do
well
predecessor,
upon my
I
in
has
sufferings,
enable
to
captain
he
after
The
amiable
his heart.
from
the
Island
did
his
After I had
to
condition.
near
were
You will
you.
after those
am an
erly man.
out
to
tolerably
north—I
see
to
here
me
business
glad
said
Hall's
he
power
me
and
of
was
his mind that he would ever
they
one
There is
alone and
gentleman
The old
least
at
let them let
like.
man
and
pitied
striving
wounds.
and
clothing,
health.
go,
who
Almiphty,
trials
glass
one
the effort, and
young
to
get
there—which
and my
me
her
in
helpless
a
Dutch
in
It is that cursed
men,
anything they
a
in
to
want
in
other
in
was
sore.
Ocean Island ;
made
we
one
and
would drink
Only
so.
make
and
great chance for
:
am
them
could
than
more
was
never
have.
never
did not
reward
Oahu,
that
I
I have
glass of liquor
that kills the young
liquor
seemed
"I
said
I
another—and I
can
in
and
a
he
story,
my
ilays
two
laid
undersigned,
Emily Morgan,
case
with
and
the
the
Every
sick
dressed
mo
all that
strength
my
Chase
|
I teach them
My shipmates got
and
me,
get
learn.
to
one
was
house.
boys
trying.
wish
they
wife did
I
wants.
my
FBIEND.
columns the follow-
of
to vie with each
tried
captain supplied
if I had
so.
THE
your
kindness that my
every
naked,
was
washed and
They
probably
as
board
supply
to
Now I don't tell you
my
think is
drank but
never
never,
as
tell
Harry's
in
follows
I
on
I received
I
required.
youngI
become anything if he
can
I
twenty
it, and then
take notes, but
remarks,
frank
could wish
we
to
so
off-
thoroughly
so
might have listened
practice.
as
sense,
that
sailor in the
young
style
a
and withal
with sound
whaleship,
a
welcomed upon the
was
hand address was delivered in
good-natured,
on
harbor, however,
quarter-deck by the commander,
and
"
found
if
navigation
at an-
my
be
visited
we
thing,
a rare
while
to
the
feel
shipmasters
securely
so
plying about
two
or
safe, and
so
lie
that I
one
not
lay'
a
boasting way—but
a
only try.
will
remWExatofahermklpisnorgeCaptain.
got
in
in America
man
good '
in this port.
master
any
and should
:
as
meant
Chase.
Capt.
1
voyages
never
OF
acknowledgment
picked up at sea by
been
having
They
you.'
four
KDITOH
heartfelt
ing
there
all my nautical traps,
out
again
sea
been offered
not
as
voyages
'
small furm, and
me a
come to
FRIEND,
After
successful.
TO THE
Sir :—Please to insert in
I took command,
and
ship,
CARD.
until
owners,
for
ship
a
manage
new
four
the
15.
hurt.'
no
profession
or
captain told
A
!
my
after three
going home,
mate, my old
built
in
rising
on,
{©ttr Stem, M.
18.58.
but I told them
at me,
slate will do me
my
'surely markingon
bought
THE
NOVEMBER 8,
HONOLULU,
Bow Series, Vol. 8, $fl. H.j
formerly
Lahaina, Sandwich Islands.
nearly exhausted.
late
a
Huntly,
resident
resident
The
I made him
a
as
at
man was
comforts-
�THE
82
ble
that time—took his boat and
I could
at
all the
things
on
lictter,
and gave
as
himself:—"lt
—to
of
vessel
a
oil that he hud been
of
vessel
a
ting
took him and
them as
his
next
As
and
When
to
nnd
ns
there
on
that
saw
Hall's
left
for
able
hold up
to
leewurd
all
came,
several
water was
four
after their sufferings
that the
and
to
all
began
natives
and
Islands
ings
land
of
hopes
water,
steered
ns
near
About
for
days
great, and
were
Ocean
he could,
ns
seven
his island
to
sel
ing
the other
daughter
condition
under,
was
he
and
female died.
he
north
The
hoping
Lord
food.
in
steered his
they caught
indeed,
but he
would
survive,
might
at
was
come
moored
the
time
night
wns
that
to
filled the
the wind continued
daylight
he
steered
in
great change
and
cold
had
him.
Caught
native
only
appeared
vive.
night
Ran
to
the
MM
water ;
native
;
one or
two
not
the eastward all
the boat
to
the
of wind and
and
night—wet
About 2 P.M. this
the
long
oars
rain
again.
continued
cold both with
day
day
to
the wind
changed
the S.E., and kept
a* mm. r
as
be could
next
to
at
from the
the native
morning.
Left Milford
ing
sprung
8=
30 W.
judge,
to
leak,
a
in lat. 50
June 6th
in
20 W., observed
It
of about
, long.
37° 51
a
keep
dwell
In milder
lnrren html,
anil
farewoll;
and
climes
icy strand,
to dwell.
No
shall frozen mountains rise,
more
To
Nor
meet
ardent
my
gaze,
dazzling icebergs greet my
Or dim
sun's
the
eyes.
blaze.
bright
bid
and fell into the
so
an
The
yards
And
N.,
altitude
itself similar
the
to
of
June 9th, off Maderia
signalized
20
Shairp
the
from London
days
Calcutta.
and
And
41
°
W.,
saw
a
one
Aug.
63
in
°
42
John
on
from the
Staten
22°
great
49
S.,
apparently full
And
number
5
Hv
long.
Or
from
Cape
S., and
miles from the land.
These
laid down
were not
on
on
I
check.
mind.
I
do
more.
unfold
land,
bo
will
unrolled
Almighty hand.
since
1
1
them unfold
not to
state.
happy
'twere
thus:
uphold
debute,
now
This wondrous
answer
nature pave
of that
do you ask,
Why
what
something
and chart
lop
race
this shore;
not to them
we
God**
Those,
is
There
rounded
thoughts
my
not
for
me
the
of
nnv
board.
Aug. 6th,
on
beauties
The theme
I
breakers
should
Tho
heavy
very
S. E.
shores,
trembling deck.
troubled
benighted
from London
the outer breakers
Island,
compass,
uf the
That wander
noble In
by
ship, by
iprsad,
behind;
prayer
pant for
breaking
the sea
saw
brief
They
easterly direction, extending
an
St.
ship
W.,
eearM
find;
behind.
the
on
look
a
list (o
my
1 think
the Eliza
40 S., and
°
tlie
the Arctic
tv
stand
cast
Where
in lat. 54
brave,
spread
of sperm whales.
2d,
I
now
Though
in lat.
July 27th,
51
long.
ami
'
anil
them litr
St Kitts. also
to
ship Fort William, 20 days
I.id adieu
we
re-
skyrocket.
a
wave
shore;
true
are
more
Heck
we
lighted
expended,
expansion
no
square-,
arc
As *w leave
And
up all the sails, and when
suns
you
Itraitl
And
W.
S.
that it
bright
the Arctic
on
your
visit
With
ball of fire
a
to the crested
furewell
brilliant
very
in the south with
rose
30°,
Cape Horn, Aug. 9th,
off
And
glories
a
on
to reveal
fetter
mv
on
car
;
tongue.
my
ana].
Diego Rameriez.
Sept. 12th, in lot. 3
100 °
10
going
to
W.,
a
saw
the S.
°
23
liio
\V.,
°
a
Sept. 85th,
a
the lin° in
11
°
2S
ntimlier of
number
about the vessel in 12
00
°
14
°
N., and
sperm
of
20
long.
cup
N., and
128
1:26
anil
W., had light S. S.
N., and long. 134°
an
20
°
E.
And
now,
Southern
very brilliant every
in Honolulu.
Crown,
10
and
evening until
Arrived in Honolulu Oct.
from Milford harbor.
°
to
,
a
°
P.
little
observed
our
to man's
you
dark
of the Savior's
mind
b«ar_
down
word*,
given,
in
and
willing hands,
Heaven!
kind
this
not
of
But breast
The Savior's
And
142
Heaven's
name.
of
way
life,
hardships you'll endure,
tho
world's dark
arm is ever
ho will
be
your
tide—
sure,
guide.
Trustees of the Sailor's Home
meeting
14th, being
in
race,
And Christ's renewing grace.
arrival
Thos. Mason.
friends,
dying
And teach to them tho
Think
15
W., about 7.
altitude about
lighted up
high,
whales
wind in lat.
got the N. E. trade
<=
are
on
of lift deny
of water
Is noted
Oct Ist, first observed the Comet in
days
A
(Jo
28th
lamp
Ky prayerful
whales.
sperm
N.
from
do ye tints
think
fray
and S. S. W. winds from the line.
30
Why
whom minds
wisdom
W.,
113°
winds.
W.
Sept.
ye
By
The
lat.
in
saw
long.
W,
Sept. 16th, crossed
Sept. 84th
Hut
and
S.
numberof sperm whales
S. E. and S. S. E.
very light
below the
near
who
friends
seas.
the
back, bar-
11, IS'
°
lat.
Meteor.
not
north and south
so as
May 85th, 18.J8, passed
and 14 °
M., having
the N.E.; he stood
standing
cold
tliy
The
ex-
This
cold
now
you
leave
Although
ship Australia, Robinson, putting
sur-
and
pired—the wind blowing fresh, he did
throw himoverboard till
a
bid
I'll
on
but
day,
I
could
tLogMfEerhxofotrlameKegicMbyTPBaBtlhorapitsmeornakhsM
, ate.
ut
mouthfulls—he
would
sent
where 1
beings) alongside,
the rain
shark,
fresh and salt water, tho wind still
west.
blowing
rain,
considerable effect
though he
Heavy squalls
fresh
oars.
eastward—saw
other
taken
and
another small
moored
through
the
to
the
took
as
with
boat-key;
vessel
her
to
f
That rolls
their relief before
boat
the
with occasional heavy squalls
they
poor
midnight breeze,
anil
Hat
beyond
tlmit
Adieu,
miserable-
most
their
very
some
ves-
I
in hopes, however, that he
thinking
appear and
sundown,
During
this
the
on
think of home
I
time before
some
(the
me
FAVORITE.
SHIP
suggest.
of rain.
plenty
towed
OF
Antics shores, farewell!
to
out
In lands
aliout 4
received every kindness that humanity
blowing heavy
nnd
a
ship coming
■
LANEWF.I.L.
earnest
saw
have been
vessel
As
the Lord
Towards dark the vessel
of human
looking
charts
wind
from the west,
The other native
sail there.
quench
to
the
to
small shark also for
a
Now he had the
squalls
boat
some
them rain
sent
thirst, and
after.
days
two
fall iv with
to
suffering
a
could bear up
have passed Ocean
must
and Pleasant Islands,
he
in
expired
that
Thinking
than
the
saw
him.
and
boat
a
saw
never
their suffer-
die in such
to
more
he
saw
he
Kings
hourafter, hav-
an
out
must
down in his
hour in
an
arose
Abut
he made
spy-glass,
P.M. ;
they
The father being in the boat, and having his
wife and
When he
Farewell
despond-
unto
W.
0.
exer-
northward.
laid
cried
for
penitence
way off.
long
n
\\ c
before the wind—it
to
but
after
of
tears
a
the
to
and
BY
weak for
too
go
sail
erief.
prayer for relief.
Pleasant
or
of
sembling
He then
was.
getting
down
full
with
he felt
her
P.M. he felt very weak nnd
ing—took
boat
let
tOnLehaveingOcean.
Arctic
wore
or
great
so
became raving mad
tell them where the land
nil
gave up
either.
no
three
were
About 2
died ; the natives then wanted him
soon
again,
was
drink salt
to
of the females
one
night.
last their
In
gone.
the
from north
until at
days,
he
so
up he
picked
was
south—the bout
boat
see
windward, and
to
food and
duys
the
could
tion,
he
the
round herself, and
favor-
not
through
he
day
to
Island
against
He continued tacking
south for
his
fetch his island:
not
The
standing
was
1858.
defeat-
were
took
far
canoes
they
Line.
the
NOVEMBER,
We
fight.
he could, he
went to
sight.
when
started
and
being
not
to
blowing fresh, and
daylight
several
detained
they
canoe,
the time, he could
current, he
in
to
went
quick
the boat
and
They
it
the wind
at
at war
islands.
to
companions
again,
After get-
fight—they arrived
fight,
the
able
master
forenoon, and made his bunt fast
canoe,
nnd
the
lor
days—then taking
use,
placing him and
a
the other Island
ed.
females
cocoanut
some
companions
in
companions
uaw
two
for three
prisoners
his
the
February
Sydney.
neighboring
own
the
take
to
to
his boat for their
for
rrfules and
purchasing
belonging
of the
one
of
account
17tli
Knoxe's Island, he found them
to
with
the
Knoxe's Islnnd in their boat
to
across
in search
following
on
place—two
same
go
the
wits
he felt
day
next
Hall's Island, with four natives
when he left
of the
The
deck.
FRIEND,
at
the
Reading
ning Nov. Bth.
(-An(****■
i"*s
**
reoucrfltpd
•_^jw«
Room,
Punctual
hold
this
and full
a
eve-
atten-
�THE
NOVEMBER,
FRIEND,
StfLrheotumehr
Seas.
titions for
who
those
oiid guilt,
rance
in the way of
are
that
they
may
1 would light
igno-
brought
be
EBYNANGLISH MISSIONARY.
back
Rev. S. C. Damon.— I
a
notice in the Friend for
which
&c,
kindness of
who
often
are
of the
our
be found
to
Doubtless you
ise
to
they
cases
them
ship
them, lint
return
only
return
have deserted.
Excuse
me
that
the
and in
many
suffer
they
not
little
a
unwisely
so
the
by
and
the
give
and
conduct
of the
which
gospel,
succeeded in
proceeded
Penrhyn's
that
few
a
establish
ceived
It is
years since,
are
we
yet
as
own
the
and
glory.
meanest
Many
from time
for
to
time afraid
this
acter
al
there
be able
of
can
not
are
obtaining
ice, but
would
an
we
to
Wilkes
there
many
in the
We
United
hap-
danger.
True
safety.
with
and
the way
friendly
a
call
the hearts of
encourage
and
give
that the truths
people
the
taught
them
our
an
are
as-
res-
At
present
I
am
single
handed
The churches in the
on
this
peace
nnd
All
our
love, yet
people
we
Is-
adjoining villages
efficient
have very consistent and very
teachers.
are
proffer
native
dwelling,
our
valuable
very
clear
a
ship,
the
see
daily
in
pc-
of
ship
a
for
he
was
on
board
but had
ship,
Steamer.
shipped
I have
the
on
been
of
piece
have
time I
in
was
which
during
pleasure I
this
I
ship,
off
poorly
am as
on
forth upon the world
to
fortune
to
might, choose
!
fullest
the
the
sink
excepin
me
frown
or
first
I
upon
suff-
not
hunger,
cold and nakedness,
extent.
I have worked and
as
their
to
toiled
on
board of vessels, and elsewhere, in the coldweather, with
est
my
money
to
body,
hardly
in
sufficient clothes
of
hopes
buy myself
some
getting
warmer
to
little
a
clothing
and pay my way back home.
One who has
one so
I
as
young
almost caused
that
at
hate
me to
Now who
race.
the effect
was
can
bed
'•
were,
down, ho has
ly
I would
what
can
it is I
see
but
continue
any
the
to
one course
I
never
trials and
no,
settle
disobeyed
willingbut
learn
to
for
me
be
not
sufferings
I have
shore?
late
will
My
injunction,
on
I have commenced
through,
first
living
now too
of my relations,
same
pass
my
as
on.
a
dying
to
so
one, as
pursue,
must
dependant
if I knew
were
which beset my
for
place
see
afraid
am
to
would lie refused
the last
At
If
are,
cun
in
I
years,
shore
on
go
the
here
friends I have here,
some
fear
permission for
ask
only
would
you
long
to
only
you
arc
two more
it
inc."
at
related
the
I
on
that
before
me
path during
struggles with the unfeeling world.
evening
Wednesday
the Bethel,
meeting
prayer-
stranger (seaman)
a
A
incident: —"
following
few
months ago he sailed from New Bedford with
Mr.
he
2d officerof the
as
been
just
married.
The
and become
practices,
and
pardon
mind
whs
reaching port
braced
among
has
gospel
were
that
showing
pear tending
pour
glorious
out
His
is needed
that
holy spirit
shipboard
on
—a
feeling—a revival
tide of sin, and
influences ;
of
seamen to
speedily
shall
."
the meeting
at
among
God
a
in motion
we
may ap-
is nbout
a
to
seafaring
gracious
that shall
the
seamen.
revival
revival that
of
shall
thought
check the
tide of holy
would urge the friends
labor and pray.
come
turn unto
solitary
set
for this
em-
heine
revival which
change the whole tone and current
and
had
too
among the
O how much
community.
awaiting him
additional facts
show
to
his wife,
of
of God
of
his
and irreli-
indications of
arc
Spirit
earnestly hope
hope
pardon,
also stated
there
the
presence of
of
em-
joy, however,
that she
city
visited the
recently
his
letters
offer
the fruits of the
had
respecting
was
find
announcing
the
Other facts
We
to
his
God; but
thoughtless
n
Great
gious person.
he
in the
with
troubled
left
cruise
truly converted.
salvation
acceptance
much
last
break off
to
rejoicing
was
he had
whom
of
otfer
gospel
braced, and he
on
led
who had
ship,
the
During
(the officerfhad been
sinful
human
now
must
has
It
his death
God knows how
his
obey
I do for
trade, anil it is
no
lying
upon
this?
on
roamed about and
long enough."
me
time.
the whole
he
tell Willie
treat-
has
it
I blame for
Father's last words when
but I
to
and
lam here, and
1 should like
more.
great and
some
how far you
enough,
stop, pent up
iv this
like
machinery,
they really
as
to see
But
from home,
such
experienced
not
imagine
ment cannot
be astonished
wrong.
only
short
swim,"
or
Since that time, what have
ered
working
reiAnIlnacanteid nPrayer-Meeting.
t
when I
as
smile
You
so.
are
or
back, and sallied
my
"
man,
ten
due
now
things
sec
perhaps
the
was
Honolulu, and with
took my little bundle
or
the
extract:
time
experienced
sewing,
with
always
that
the initiated.
by
whale
a
off our har-
lay
could
must
about for
roving
shore
on
wheels
"
be
To
board the Merrimac,
make the following
we
supposed
letter from the young
a
now
eleven years,
She
ship.
While that vessel
received
we
letter from
a
U. S. in
the
board
on
go
one
playing chess, backgammon,
or
see
A
but
sees
within wheels."
son.
whale
to
board
on
say that.
war
idea in your mind that it is
Pennsylvania, making
some
placo"
Geo. Gill.
received
absent
he had returned
sure,
"
long
u
life
"
not
sitting around
men
other gam, and go
all-
writ.
faithfully,
we
nice
hundredth part
You will
picture.
the
and
many of the
Holy
anxious mother, in
an
and that is
pected and valued by foreigners.
land.
of
Some weeks ago
they
of recruits,
large supply
occasional
hope
I
there.
are
no
inducements in
any very
are,
and brutsavage
there is
say that
call
Native Teachers
surance
honor
his
that tbe char-
Exploring Expedition.
Vessels
time.
passing
fearing
were as
by
represented
as
to
wide berth,"
the natives
of
States
py
"
a
side of
the
lie understood
me.
re-
they
call
to
1 have heard many say that in
it
to
graciously
of whalers and others
masters
it
board
on
lec-
in
use
visitor
A niaii-of-war life is
cover
believe, up
gave
to
but
things,
made
aware
have
we
Him who will
effort
at
enabled
were
day of small
a
despised by
Bark,
call
doubtless
there, and
Mission
a
Mission
she would
encouraging reports
not
are
You
in
to
tion of a few dollars I have
our
her voyage
Island.
has
here.
planting
As the John Williams,
on
and
blessings
instruinentally
he
press,
cannot
for
long
will feel the
well, future generations
We find
intelligent understanding of
from which
daugh-
route
en
have
the native mind
important doctrines
hor
Nov.,
our
the
enquiry
families
of
course
a
issue of
Boguc's Theological
we
"
a
one
man-of-war," you would
TASrailso-Lri'fseWar.
Mboofaoaarnd
cap-
have
<rive."
or
discharge
to
Our Brother has labored
Sydney.
book
text
leading
I
say
I
that
moment
a
far from it, but I have
If you knew just
complicated
the natives
Brother Buzacott and his wife and
ter
tures,
here.
think for
You
choice.
no
reading,
take.
left this mission last
a
have
Freely they
they
na-
others
to
their wives
cases
do
translation of Mr.
institutions here.
Their parents and relatives
promises.
freely
I also enclose the lust
a
par-
IST>7,
sooner
dependant
for the bread he eats."
not
kind of life;
fancy this
the
to
May
must
"he is
say,
of what I have learned about
received, and
suggestingthat
opportunity honorably
tain every
their
in
ship,
$2,037 37.
to
"
that
ol
majority
by
word of exhortation
they keep by
endiiitr
year
Yours
away
a
contributions
sincerely prom-
decoyed
give
the
enclosed
report
should
them
through
my way
one
bounty
my
You
some
the
report that
to
amounted
more.
the
in
society for
as
Hervey Group.
tives have been
you
crews
often thrown in the way
arc
who
Captains
the
among
dozen
a
Hervey Group's
ent
May they
wandering sheep
the natives of the
many of
The
the
By Capt. Manches-
vessels.
whaling
I will forward you
ter
of
of
to some
the
Bibles
you through
Walker.
Capt. W. T.
prove useful
that you
Rorotonga
forwarded
we
by
find
to
October
of
duly received the parcel
glad
am
the
by
see
than any
on
jiaths of righteousness.
Yon will
Feb. 10th, 1858.
Rorotonga,
the
to
83
18 ss.
May
the time
when hundreds and thousands
the
instance
Lord,
occurs.
where
now
only the
�THE
84
"He died
FRIEND.
THE
leave his
shipped
in his
TheSoftoryCross.
the
no
thing
uncommon
hear
to
sceptics,
from Christian
men,
and
who would be
some
quite unwilling
to
be denominatedsceptics,
of revivals of religion.
scornfully
and
speak slightingly
changes which Christians would attribute
Divine Power
a
would
they
or
the
or
trace
Instances
fanaticism.
to
Holy Spirit's Agency
enthusiasm
sympathy,
to
his soul united
ever
happy
died
a
sometimes
of conversion and
confound
to
seem
Abroad
manned
by
They
are no
wide
the
least
better
or
sceptical.
most
sails
ocean
company of
a
whom makes
the
even
the
upon
which would
occur
ship
a
one
men, not
pretension
ever
mortal.
parted
and
their virtues
might be
lays
being
to
their number
book
a
needs
he reads, the
more
upon
him
hand
the
as
a
found on the
are
ed with
ere
of
happiness
anguish.
and
The
new
sons
and
essentially
Wilberforce
Luther
God's
broad
or
or
the
elapse
weeks
are
were
It is
to
tell
which
same,
with
by
per-
Payson,
or
to
us
more unto
the
upon the
these lines.
pen
bitterly
before
might
the
the
in
all
not
now
wives
Captain's
of these
average
is
ships
nine
at
May
just, shining
more
at
fail
not
least
Be
to
once
Calling
pens,
at
to
write
in
over
Commercial gives only 575,
so
far
are
harbor, with
our
and
the
750, while
the
passengers,
is
ships
rate,
any
too
there
the
as
average
ships
as
are
re-
ported.
your
friends while in port,
to
mother.
When
Home, you will find
the Sailors'
ink, and paper.
place your
the
letters in the
drop box.
If you request your friends
Chaplain's
the
Chaplain's
Your
most
not
the
name on
safe
letters directed
the Friend
direct them
care,
to
course
your
to
write
merely
your
ship.
receive
to
fear
not
the
leave
you
office
at
reading
Do
just
call
the Home, and
matter, before
not
fail
to
Sabbath, and
it
proper
obtain
a
supply
of
a
as
every
as
the
was
have
must
crew
per-
others
At the time
night.
it contained
seven
men.
ethers died
Hospital, while the
are
Those who died were William
Portuguese.
Davis,
belonging
came out
to
known,
Albany, Green
The caipenter,
Portuguese,
a
Street—
in the vessel; his deathoccurred
October, 1857.
in
The survivors
the cold.
Thomas Morton, of New London, and
name un-
Frenchman and
a
Wednesday
influence, and
The
seven
did
boat
not
a
the shore until
reach
The survivors
the wreck.
days after
wintered among the Indians
evening, and Sailors' Home Friday evening.
evil
the
perished by
Mr.
every
open.
are
oc-
Chinaman.
occasions
the Bethel
at
Chaplain's
to sea.
other
places of religious worship
Prayer meeting
the
public worship,
such
on
at
going
attend
now at
are
he
While in port,
Chief
1857, in the Arctic,
separated from the
fog, and during
leaving the wreck,
of
of
all the boat's
This boat
in the
Indian
the
of
from the others, and,
parted
supposed,
and
glad
loss
summer
Two of these have arrived in Honolulu, and
have
to
You need
will be miscarried, if
the
to
envelope.
will be
boat
ished.
write
to
your friends be
regularly?
do
and
postage
the
curred in the
one
and prepay
sure
Avoid every
perfect day.
re-
is
it
arrived,
lying
as
season
the
from actual statistics.
present facts;
to
soon
of
reason
We believe
up.
have
The
were
bringing
masters
feared their ships would
be shown
ships
the
larger representation.
them.
they
speedily fill
not as
this
witness
to
in New Bedford
their
to
with
that
was
will
men,
father which
opposed
now
to
apparent
We hope
still
the
in
now
influence of
happy
owners
their families
ever
whether told by
him far away
be that of the
"
to come, a
years
Formerly ship
now
direction.
story
a
varied
Wesley, Edwards
led
ocean
the
Savior,
The
careless observer.
verse
are
number of ladies is
goodly
most
the
con-
42
half that number are
one
in Honolulu.
As
com-
very
MTishofneg“tBIhnodiaenC
t
hief.”
Do
never
arrives
sailor, whose touching story of
dealings
pathway
and
fill-
of different
and education,
temperament
but still
his
faith.
recently
as
fresh, slightly
ever
in
Whosoever shall
"
Pacific.
catch, for the
Would
man
millions have told before.
our
we are
enrolled
found
be
not
may
Hints
toSeamen.
upon
and
of the love of Christ
the story
anew
pardon
they
peace such
experienced.
be
I also confess before my
not
Weeks
the vessel reaches port, but
before
His
Hope succeeds despair.
and
sorrow
the
state
him, offers
the mind but
Joy flows through
fess me," says
unknown,
less than
no
Just
course,
de-
now
An examination of the list of whalers
shows that
in
rare
accompanied by
be
to
his wife and children, but it is
was
a
but of this
papers,
ship's
that it will
it
Whaling Captain
a
exceedingly
was
Bible;
which pro-
of repentance
terms
accepted.
dying
a
epitaph
be
may
men,
among
sinner, and
his
jury,
to
comes
name
Lamb's Book of life.
the conviction
friend, and promises
gospel
These
a
to
While in this
guilty.
Jesus Christ
Lord
is
He feels condemned,
a
His
saint.
for-
"He
eloquent eulogy
honorable
more
be
to
Saviour.
more
but
Heaven."
deeper
if summoned before
nounces
No
poor
depths,
the grave of
over
ship-
to
this
has gone
at
read-
by
career,
turns
his mind.
man.
found who sud-
man
He
not one
religious
a
one was
that
showing
Saviour.
a
seizes
as
their vices,
or
becomes arrested in his
denly
the
claim
nny
Among
ing
seafaring
but whatever
men,
uttered
forgotten
sure,
the average of
of
sea-
die
inscribed upon the tombstone of
ever
than
perhaps,
worse,
of
piety.
to
remains
Christian,"—No
for
mon.
testimony
Divine
A few years ago it
him
Would that all
Christ,
to
with his
that
viewed
lands, when they
earthly
not
ship-
on
manner
shipmates
similar
a
a
kanaka may sleep in the ocean's
was
regeneration
The
mates.
Effects and
leave
might
sea,
hour his
dying Christian.
the
as
It is
dying
Sandwich
sailor, did
a
in such
board, but conducted
1858.
FoWirty-vweostiCWahofnptaleingsPacific.
as
behind when
Christianity
1838
8,
This
Christian."
a
Islander, having
NOVB.IIBER
NOVEMBER,
FRIEND,
practice
the
on
were
eastern
on
Point
Hope,
11.
They
°
shore eleven months and nineteen
The
days.
at
shore, in lat. 68
Victoria
brig
brought
them
to
Honolulu.
virtue.
HeDiC
aed
hristian.
We would
When
olulu, it
visiting ships
is
our
practice
deaths have occurred
cruise.
On
reported
in the harbor of Hon-
visiting
on
of the vessel
board
,
a
if
the first officer
Sandwich Island
port.
went
by
the
name
of
na-
the passage
We
asked
name of the deceased, but only learned
he
any
during the late
10th, during
this
to
enquire
the
the death of
tive, who died Oct.
to
George.
the
seeds, including
acknowledge a parcel
seeds of the
from Flag Officer
Dr. Hillebrand,
ing
statement
no
oped ! Shipmasters
other islands,
are
to
principle
of
vitality
doubt it will be
and visitors
requested
to
devel-
touching
bring
at
for the
which he
nothing by
learn
informant
which
was
however,
full of
can
be
added
the Bethel
respecting
year
to
the follow-
incidental expenses
1858:
**•*
1
I
bill
.
for sinning books, *c,
ips, shades,
atten-
maintain-
in
fcc,
brushes, Wicks,
sic
'
?a«a
1» 60
10
_
hither
that
We could
identified.
a
current
interested
t, reported January
on's services, one year,
seeds from the various ports where
they
go.
elved and
k-nt
Our
supporting
and
over
respectfully call the
tion of those persons,
ing
We have passed them
there is
pear,
We would
\iy
Long, U. S. S. Merrimac.
and if these seeds have the
remaining
Alligator
of
remark
significance and meaning.
For
oil
to
burn
Room of Sailors' Home,
at
we
Bethel and
acknowledged In the Friend,
$148
00
100 60
Reading
would acknowledge
donations from Nassau and Saratoga.
debt,
»y
Donations for support of Bethel very
ceptable.
ac-
�THE
FRIEND,
Soitu
iAwiWhsnilGosratDiushoftrobues“tion Friend?”
seamen
Sea
from
amounts
Many
Friend
experience
years
should
be
the paper is
distributed
by freely giving
The actual
of 1000
cost
thus, will be $400
it
to
support
copies, distributed
months,
$119 50.
reported
are
they
been
a
$202 50
[leceived from foreign subscribers
Donations
Domestic subscribers and
advertising
118
60
108
00
known
since
call for
this
is
result
$800
00
249 30
Printing paper
Postage
and
50 00
Boat hire
25
Wrappiug
25 00
a:c
efficient
has been
Friend for several
of the
about
think
ed
readers
our
($1,000) improperly expended,
donations
a
we
Friend
does
Let it be
support; but all who
to
contribute voluntarily
its
perpetuity,
and
for
cheerfully
donations and
their
willing
are
subscrip-
no
happy
most
are
Rev. Messrs. Corwin
been called
hope they
to
and
welcome
to
M'Clay
occupy
may
long
vacant
and
the
fellow
as
They have
gospel ministry.
laborers in the
pulpits,
which
we
successfully
the
than
occupy.
DISTRIBUTION
OF
THE
FRIEND.
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00
4
ac,"
ter,
12 60
ship
"
2 80
Wm. Thompson,"
found
of
return
300
2 60
friend,
,
FOR
TBE
100
the
uon,
Chaplain
Andrew
patrick,
"
Portena,"
Pray,
W. S.
Kean,
Thomas
of
endowment will,
it is
itself by
evince
early youth;
omen,
an
but
jus-
shipmasters
Mr.
of
Gill,
or
overbear
One
of
joyous
unstringing
of
element
it is ever
a
its
is
deposited
Jackson, Benjamin
James T.
Ray.
H.
Hiram
F.
Julius
John
Cboley,
Richardson,
Ambrose
H.
Holmes,
H.
Lewis L.
Gardner,
A.
Peter FausBaron
Bates,
Coppersmith, Sylvester
John B.
F.
Pierce,
Powell,
Waterbury,
Charles
Sendler,
John Waterman
W.
Bright, Gustavus
Joseph,
F. Bracy,
Silas P. Edwards.
installed
thing, however,
it must
amusement
it cannot
derive its
of the bow.
and its
as
pastor
the Fort Street
over
Rev.
Rev. A.
Installing Prayer, by
house
to the
was
People, by
was no
the
of
are
trying;
and
increased,
liquor shops.
con-
also the various
and
were
be
light
by
the
Do
not
should be closed
they
Saturday evening, until day-
Monday morning ?
on
unless
and
the
of governmenttake the
is in-
The evil
executive
it will
hand,
in
matter
officers
become greater still.
from
6th,
visited
ing
Calypso returned
sloop
on
islands, hav-
cruise about the
a
Hawaii and Maui.
Kauai,
Victoria's
the
says
Visit
France.—Well, it seems,
to
and
New York Courier
and
Victoria
Napoleon
to
are
that
Enquirer,
If
again.
meet
there
mutual
is
first invitation
He hud his grand
to Windsor.
reception on Monday, his grand military
review on Tuesday, his grand installation of the
garter on Wednesday, his grand ovation at Guildhall on Thursday, his grand Crystal Palace visit
state
and
Birmingham
with
tbe
in
R
much
The
occasion.
Honor
to
generally
J.
appropriate
and
it
Liout.
tbe
was
columns
this
ventor of the
of which
thoroughly
of
almost
the
achievement
bringing
the
sounded
and
invention, it
now
Cooper, and is
on an
the
for
in
inthe
Had it
explored.
is
now
probable that the
hemispheres into
sail
of
have been realized.
in command
to
means
in
of
fair
ventures
tho
royal meetings
Phillippe
French history who
Louis
that
ancient
nations
two
visit
good-will
jealousy
showed
Of
reign.
was
The Citizen
entertain
to
tbe
his
the
for
These
to
the
and
cordiale
entente
England, and
returned or repeated.
visit
pays
over
regard
and
sun.
all
in
monarch
the Tuil-
Osborne;
at
Tho
way.
the whole of
through
Queen
under the
between
discord
and
itself
it is
course
supposed that Louis Napoleon himself
in favor with the Court
more
is personally
any
'It is
of St. James than any of his predecessors.
State policy alone that dictates the extraordinary
be
courtesies.
Praiseworthy.—A
Holmes,
of his
fingers
mangled by
mechanic
name
engaged recently in
Lihue Church on Kauai,
cut off
and
his
circular
a
the
by
while
out timbers for the
hand
had two
otherwise
The
saw.
of
getting
people
badly
of
the
neighborhood immediately subscribed the sum of
9120 for his relief, and purchased with it a homestead
for
recorded
him,
at the
olence are
nity,
a
native
the
lasting
or
deed
Registry
for
which
Office.
tribute
of
foreign.—P.
ha*
Suoh
praise
just
been
act* of benev-
to
any
commu-
C. Adv.
the Fenni-
few
days for
exploring expedition.— Exchange.
a
a
at
Emperor again
confidence
King always professed
towards
England, but
Charles
our
the oldand new
instantaneous communication
by
Lieut. Brooke is
Japan
narrated
first
royal
on
of
bottom of the Atlantic had
magnetic wire would
more
in-
the researches
to
morning. Lieut. Brooke is the
deep sea sounding line, through
not been for this
idea
may not
to no
Fennimore Cooper,
of the
scientific
is
the
the
the Queen again
thing
either
not to
cboir
Due.—It
is
the world
extent indebted
Brooke,
brilliant
a
is
will not die out
to
her
bo in
Friday, and
Saturday.
on
Island
crossed the Channel,
Cherbourg.
at
new
the
made
Beckwith,
earnestness;
singing by
Whom Honor
a
never
made
show
seems to
was
very
year,
Emperor
churches, the
the
quite as grand doings
The year after,
this
now,
Rev. S. C. Damon.
were
were
compliments
are
of Mr.
concert
year the Queen
water to
C. Adv.
known that
next
and there
Armstrong.
the other
impression"
tbe
Rev.
Palace
grand departure from
his
Rev. E. W. Clark.
addresses,
marked with
hoped,
the
Batjje.
demand that
from 10 o'clock
leries.
Bishop.
The Sermon
crowded.
and
been
be
the laws
The
Rev. E. G. Beokwith.
Sermon, by
Charge to the Pastor, by Rev.
Right hand of Fellowship, by
suffi-
being
ex-
police officers
exceedingly
their duties
see
partial opening
was
Church.
evening were as follows :
Invocation and Reading of Scriptures, by
Maclay.
considerable
all,
be the whole,
zest from
less
in disorder upon the Sabbath,
city
services of the
lie
men-
to
to
regret
the
and often
onerous,
very
we
The
Sunday evening last, the
Corwin, formerly of San Jose, California,
service
animal vivacity and sportive
ever
The duties of the
his
Installation.—On
Eli
As there
circumstance
is
equally
less destructive—and
and
to
John Fitz-
Wessenbache, William
Edward
the Pastor.
thoughtful-
of power
Ringing
H. B. M.'s
close
not
sacrificed
on
H.
Addison
Thomas
dance to
A strong
true, in most, if
boyhood
mi_d touching
part;
to the
is
church-bells would be
respecting
found
Jones,
Emanuel
Sigison Coner,
McLean,
John
medium
nection with education ;
but a
Cox,
be
William
W. 0.
Benediction, by
boding intellectual disease, when
thoughtfulness
in
and
honesty
Phillips,
It.
2 00
boyhood healthfully
the open field
demure and measured walk.
borne
will
Charge
Education.
school-room, the athletic sport
strength.
are treat-
Islanders, shipped
-Harvey
:-
McKneel,
excellent.—/*.
rightfully prefers
to
Sea
Brown,
Mores,
William
2 50
The exuberant strength
cient
can
Home.
another column,
2 00
1000
and
the
excuse
visiting cement tho Alliance,
in
Oahu in
John
It was in 1855
little danger it will be broken.
J.
Hart, George Clifford or George Clifford
French
Henry
that the
Emperor first received those
Soren, Mark Comstock, George Henderson Lawson,
manifestationsof partiality.
The ci-decheering
Charles Horace
Walter, James Amiroux,
Joseph
to bis
vant exile in King Street then responded
to
the
seamen
Stiles, Harry Silva, (formerly
Sf Elizabeth) Norman E. Shavor,
100
Amusement
of evil
the
persons
Tabee, Augustus
12 iO
.ster
in
the estab-
pervade
of the Rev.
Dyer, Josephus Austin,
600
raallor
ness
in
South
following
with the
$500
Iater
would
We
Pacific,
annually
native
one
expressive
Letters.
For
Installation
"Fortune,"
Mars.
the
BETHEL.
on,HuBwiils.
the
to
vessels.
board their
260
rsallor,
cases,
Under
5 00
Ion.
war-ships
This
old boarders,
of
seamen.
fairness,
with
statement
the
ser,
16 00
tal
with
Koratonga,
Demar,
GRATUITOUS
their
ing
creasing,
William
Donations
the
return
arrived
quite confident
are
when connected
ticej
D.
We
pub-
institution.
ground for complaint that they
nor, William H.
tions will be thankfully received.
and
of this
cheerfulness
abroad
go
not
from
fired
was
inst.
feelingly suggest that the great Powers, send-
highly gratifying to witness
the
amount
ask neither
subscriptions.
or
the
understood,
FOR
in
newly
and
otherwise
to
this
the 6th
on
At least
thousand dollars
one
that another native
salute
lan-
forward
will
We would call the attention of
If any of
WXy
of
We
lishment.
annually.
begging
he
Punch Bowl
the
Hawaiian Government from returning salutes.
the eye of
and other
was
to announce
when
killed
also
managent of Mrs. Thrum, neatness,
order
quiet,
have
cost
Sea
South
meet
We regret
00
$985 30
Total,
The average
career
manifest
entrance
the
HumantoMars.
Sacrifce
pensive.
Home.—It is
38 00
Clerk hire and carrier's fees
paper, twine,
Many
lications.
Sailors'
1858.
THE FKIEND,
Printer's bill
their
statement
supply
the successful
COST OF
day
There has
in the
hymn-books
Should
in
to
$731 00
Total,
ESTIMATED
the Depository.
culled for.
been
300 00
Bills uncollected
years
beat
to
and referred
English missionary, we hope
of Bibles, hymn-books,
any
stands thus :
account
Bibles
distributed the first
have
a
dozen
(iill,
were
the
hundred
one
The
port.
in
now
are
More than
in
now
these
the Rev. Mr.
were
more
as
who
scores,
fleet.
85
18.8.
andother groups,
Hervey
column,
by
sent
guages.
The Friend
inuny
whaling
of
number
Islanders.—The
theSociety,
to
American
another
away!
donations for 10
;
the
gratuitously
The proper way
seamen.
among
that
proves
NOVEMBER,
Wise
and.
men
make
mere
opportunities than they
�THE
86
Nov
Silver
3—Ship
1858.
NOVEMBER,
FRIEND,
Cloud, Coggeshall, 2.1 season, from Ochotsk,
Oct.
14—Ilsw wh bark
14
Am
for
brigt. Josephine, Stone,
corvette
18—II. I. M.'s
Jarvis island.
the
and
from I—haina,
Robinson,
; sailed again
on
same
off
from
Chester, (late Macombcr)
the Arctic, 150 wh, 2000 bone.
from
16— Haw wh brig Victoria. Fish,
Henry, Orinnell,
550 this
season
; Bailed
Benjamin Tucker, Barber,
3—Ship William Thompson,
Chillis,
to
from Lahalna,
Kituifinher.
the
Arctic
later
;
750
of
Left
copper.
following
Capt. Palmer, reports
T-,
than previous report*:—August
Iloiw-
; Dover, Jeffrey, 500;
Hsjssnhlisrlll Chatneld,
400 brls
Sept
9,
650;
Rein-
600; Antelope, Hotter, 2601 20th,
Edwards, S(H),
to
gone
49th
Ship Scotland, Weeks, left the
passage
three. Weeks before MMftag thl
Uakodadi
Oct. I.
4th of April,
cruise.
Wright,
William
On the
the cooper,
>< a,
of New
Bedford, aped 50 year-, «;ts killed oy ft
New Bedford.
The
daughters r.'siding in
two
sj>erm whale, has
Scotland experienced
very
weather iv the Oehothk,
severe
with
constantfogs.
July IS, on account of
Left the Ochotsk Oct ti.
scarcity of whales.
Reports spoken
It* Qvorf*, 250 brls, Ohio 500,
and heard from Sept. 25, hark
cruise and home.
Ship Eliza F. Motion left
day.
same
from the Arctic,
400,
and New Zealand direct.
2—Ship Braganza, Jackson, to orals* and home.
'} —Hark Metropolis, Comstock. for coast of California.
to
bark
In
ships
Fuca.
I—Ship Wm. C. Nye, Sowle, to cruise anil home.
Whip Hen. Tucker, Barber, to cruise and home.
1
2—Bark South America, Gifford,
LMn■
the
deer, Ashley, 900 ; HUn-mi:.,
Portena, McUowan, for Snanghae.
Juandc
sends the fol-
durinu thi first part of
sea
Ixyond loss
danvage
Levi Starhuck, Jernegan,
22d,Lag..da, WiUanl,
27—Am bark Young Greek, Taylor, for San Francisco.
30—Br bark
Mi>:ai:ii'iinu
mok, Marchant,
N. 7.. and home.
Nov. 3—Ship Jason, Hache for Strait* of San
Arctic, 500
ngain
fT
Sheaf, Loner,
27—Am I'srk Fanny Major, Paty, for San Francisco.
51100 bone.
on,
Sarnli
26—Am bark
the Arctic, clean;
by trading.
from the
hip Braganza, Jackson,
hip
The
New /..'iilaml.
lor
lionitf.
bone
lilp William k
Ixng, for Acapulco.
26—Am wh ship James Mnur>, Curry, for New Zealand and
ship Addison,
id
250, OertogtOQ
Merrimac,
a
of a boat
;
capsizing
by sickness.
700, Wants! 600, Benjamin Rush
Had btH a
fMkl dual among
150, Arctic 100,
fcW. Bay Sept. 25.
to or*!**,
a
the
Silver Cloud -100, Lexington
the ice. bat
steam-frigate
by tin
in
kilbd by
MM
a
I'hanix 250, Ocean Wave 500.
phrates clean. Rapid 400.
500. Roman 600, lap"
ware 500, Attn Fraser 450, Fanny
Jarvis
bone.
wh, 1000 bone.
wh ship Majestic,
for
Harding,
had
Daniel Wood 800,
Minerva 600, Montauk 800, Kimibkr MflL Eu-
19—Wh ship Caroline, GlObrd, for New Zealand.
24—Am ship MetHcoin, Html.*,
day.
Am wh ship Marengo, Skinner, from Lah»ina. off and
the 16th for New Zealand.
ou i sailed again on
Lawrence, from theArctic, 700
la—Am wh
Am
Robinson,
Rennet*
two men
lost
men
2u—Fr ship Nil, Urainlsaiene,
■—l". S
16
16
ship Mary
Island.
Abraham Barker, Btocum,from the Arctic,
OR" Hint on, 450 wh, 4OUO
by
tbe
.September :—Merrimac. 1600 wh, Rin 800,
Cincinnati 600,
to cruise.
to cruise.
Slocum,
_•
lowing report of ship* spoken in that
to
cruise
i.n a
Adeline 11i1.1... Wittiington,
su
lU—Am clipiier
day.
Am Wh ship Tahmaroo,
and
killed
had a man
from the Ochotsk
Capt. Henry, of ship Brutue,
to cruise.
Eurydioe, I'ichou,
20—Am wh ship Saratoga,
Graefenhalm, 168 ds fm Bremen.
14—Hanor bark Harburg,
142 days from UvnooL
14
Brit bark Portena, McOowen,
off and
14
Am wh ship Erie, Jcracgaii, from Lahalna,
on,
14
Hainan
Merrimac lost five
windward.
18—Am wh
merchant ship Mountain Wave, Harding, US days
Oct. 14—Am
from Boston.
IS—Am wh ship
the Louisa
vicinity of S.W. Ray; Villi-
to cruiM-.
Cynthia, Sherman,
14—Am wh ship Speedwell, Gibbs,
ARRIVALS.
same
lost oneman
by sickness—John WclL*
d__ii
Urn boats in
bear ; South
POS.I.
OFHRMTOLU ,
:i
captain injured by the bursting of a gun fired for
1
fog; Rapid lout a boat and boats
crew by dewrtinn,
DEPARTURES.
sailed sgnin
the Condor lust
the capsizing <if a boat;
via Hilo, 650 wh, 8000 boas.
MARINE JOURNAL.
MEMORANDA.
the Ar.-tic
Kingfisher 100*1, Reindeer 1100.
bone.
vh, 2000
Morgan, Sisson, from
Up Benjamin
Uristrl
Hay
Arctic.
via
Arctic
from Arctic, 470 brls
.rig Agate, Lawton,
19,000 lbs bone, 1200 skins,
HI lbs
ivory,
Co.
It
Bush, 162 days from
Alexander,
chant bark
Co.
C. A. Williams It
London, with mdse to
from San Francisco.
V.ink.'.-, Smith, 11 days
hip Sheffield, Green,
from Ochotsk,
900 wh,
Hs*j season,
h Brutus, Henry, fm Ochotsk, 1700 wh, 20,000
I
season.
,
from Ochotsk, 1700
francos Henrietta, Drew,
bone,
season.
from Arctic, 1000 wh,
f. Mason, Smith,
E.
liip
from Ochotsk, 1200 wh,
0 bone, season.
0 bone,
season,
Was in the ice
at the
ships
the
Ochotsk, 900 wh,
on
the East
Romanzoff.
try
and the bergs.
in
to
and
blowy,
to
and
This
drifting
not advise
Would
to
endeavoring
no whales.
get North
early in
season.
Passed
700
Diman,
from Cape
Lisbume,
reports
Ochotsk,
Ochotsk, 60 sp,
E., shifting suddenly
during
24th,spoke ship Moctezuma, from Bristol Bay,
brls—she reports bark
The ships
N. S.
this
Perkins,
season in
one
whale, and
the Arctic
fell iv
450
Florida,
We have spoken and heard from the following ships:
George & Mary, 6 do
;
1000 ; Omega, 5 whales ;
sailed
;
oisco
same
12 days
day for ohanghae.
700
Morgan, Chase, fm Japan,
sp.
lip F.mily
fm Arctic, 900 wh, 12,000
Up Nassau, Murdock,
Oaiiu, 2 do;
Helen Mar, 5 do ; Aug 25, Java, 600 wh.
Report of ship Abram Barker, Slocum, spoke and heard
from : —Aug 15, Adeline, 3 whales, 300 brls ; Rapid, 4 wh, 150
XT
brls ; Silver Cloud, 1 wh, 120 brls;
;
brls
King Fisher, 800 brls
3
Aug 20, Olympia,
3d season, from
Huntley,
rren,
Ochotsk, 700
12,000 Ihine.
85
750
•on Howland,
Williams, Ist season,
sp,
season, from Ochotsk, 200
2d
Fisher, 3d season, from Ochotsk, 40 sp,
wh,
season,40
tune, Anderson,
sp, 660 wh, 7000 bone,
2d season,
1100 wh,
16,000
brls
1 wh,
50 brls
;
; 15th, MIdas, 6 wh, 500 brls ; John Wells, 3 wh,
3 wh. 260 brls
; 90th, Minerva, 5 wh,
450 brls ; Empire,
6 wh,
;
450 ; 22d, Euphrates,
16th, Roman, clean
;
clean
telope, 30 brls; Amazon,
Nye, 500 brls
1
Ist, Rebecca
i
2d
season, from Ochotsk, 650
8000 bone.
clean ; Rajah,
4
wh,
Sitnms,
26 brl-
500 brls ;
Robert
season, from
Ochotsk, 600
00 wh, 3000 bone,
se. Freeman, 2d
season, from
Arctic, 1000 wh,
0 hone,
l
Plaskett,
2d
season,
from
bone,
tsk, 1000 wh, 14,000
Ist season, from Ochotsk,600 wh,
sr, Landers,
bone,
2d season, 110 sp, 600 wh,
Morgan, Fisher,
r.
get a chance
August, and
The clipper
; Aug 16, Thos.
old. has been
years
1854, has been
employed iv the fruit trade
sold
for
$5000,
between San
Francisco
bouc.
Nassau, reports i—September 20, ship
Goethe, 4
do;
23th, bark
Fortuue,
latter
10 do;
bound to
crews
13th,
of wrecked ship Napoleon
111.
The
H. J. Green, of
following is the report of Captain
ship
Sheffield, from the Ochotsk :—August 12, Montauk, French, 600
500 wh, 8,600 bone,
2d season, fm Ochotsk, 60 sp,
ryard, Caswell.
wh ; 16th, Splendid, Pierson, 700wh ; Monmouth, Ormsby, 250
wh •, 27th, Hawaii, Schimelfenig, 5 whales; 2Sth, Maria Theresa,
rb, 7000
s
Iwne.
from Hilo.
Eurydlce, Plchon,
Hawaii, Bchmunelfemg, Irom Ochotsk, 400
corvette
g
1000bone,
Coop, 160 wh, going to winter in Ochotsk ; Sept 1, Chandler
Price, Holcomb, 500 wh ; Kauai, Mainnien, iHh) v. h ; Reindeer,
Ashley, 760 wh, spoke him Sept 30, bound
since previous report 1 whale
2d season, 600 wh,
luaoff, Wing, from Ochotsk,
light, Chapell, 3d season, from Ochotsk
Quo, 1,250 wh, 16,000 bone,
irmony
20,000
Austin,
of
Honolulu,
bone.
aron.King,
Wood, clean
4
;
Caswell, 350
from Arctic, 1250
;
Daniel
Gideon Howland, Williams, 400 wh
Sarah, Swift,
i—era
whales; Gambia,
Andrews,
Hiberuia,
115
sp,
of 50th
Milton, llalsey,
M err it,
0
whales;
clean ;
clean:
passage,
"00 wh
750
wh
;
;
22d,
Parachute,
Dehart,
.1
California
grays ;
Faith, Wood, 160 wh ; 20th, Oregon, Tobey, 700 wh.
wh. 8000
season, from Ochotsk, 180 sp,
bone.
Ig Kauai,
Mammal, 16 sp, 1000 wh, 13,000 bn,
Rao down to
the Islands without reefing
weather very beautiful.
Reports the following
heard from, from the Ist
i.
tg
;,
Capt. Drew, ofthe Frances Henrietta, left the Ochotsk Sept
12.
from the ArcUc,200
ntilla, Molde,
wh, 7000
A
season,
bert
Morrison, Tllton, from Ochotsk,Ist season,
bone.
p. 70J wh, 11,000
Hache, from
■hip
Jason,
i Nine,
season.
Kealakekoa, 400 wh
but
fat.
reports
Society
port.
Ist
the
from
tlianthose
islands
of May
died one
iJitl
not
tith
to the
the bsft whale.
took
850;
did not
Tucker, 300.
of
The whales
each.
West, for
2 whales;
Emerald, July 8,
3 whales ;
20, 1 whale, Aug 1,
bark Emerald, July 1,3 devil-fish, Aug 25.2 whales and 9 devilwhale ; shin Nassau. Aug 20. clean ;
fish ; bark Java, July 20,1
rior,
18, 1
July
29,
whale, Aug
E. F. Mason, July
25, clean, Aug 29,3 whale* : bg Antilla, July
brig Wailua, July
1 whale, (200 brls); Milo, Aug 29, 7 whiles.
28, Aug 10,
Tucker
took the first
whale in
right
XT Ship Benjamin
Lisburne, in about lat. 68 c V, kuAg. IS- MW ;
sight of Cape
of St. Lawrence
Bay to Cape East took
from the neighborhnod
the remainder of her whales
boot stove,
Tn
down
and drowned.
native of Waterbury,
the fln»t
taking
mau namedCorydon
anda
Orow got
He
was
a
the line
Vermont.
4,600 bone, sends up
460 wh,
whale had
foul of
about 18 years old,
from St.
XT Capt Sarvent, of ship Amokla,
Paul's
from Hilo,
report
a
but
Island
roost
o,
the vessels have arrived already.
was
our
last issue
taken by ih'p
as
caught in lat. 33° 34 N., and long. 147° 40 W.
Capt. Billings
The four whales taken stowed down 123 barrels.
that he
Cook's Inlet
to
sawsperm
whales three times
the passage from
on
these Islands.
XT Report of ship Addison, Lawrence, from Arctic, 700 wh,
10.000bone i—Sept 2, Emerald, Hallecic,
7 do; Job.;, k
season
2
to
whales, Daniel Wood 12do,
tbe
a
topsail—the
ships
seen and
12th September:—Rapid
10
Navy 13 do, Minerva 11 do, China
16
do, South Seaman 27 do, Bowditch 23 do, Charles Phelps 1000
brls, Vernon 400, Italy 8 whales, Adeline 360 brls, Louisa 600,
Robert Morrison 700 and 80
sp, Olympia
brls, Midas 260, John Wells
300,
7 whales,
Massachusetts,
Bsxnstable 0 whales, Nirarod 600
brls,
Conn 700.
Elizabeth,
in the Arctic
Coudor 500
Green,
Lester,
about 100
cases
whales ; Ist, Nassau,
400,
Heard that
Whales average
barrels each,
though
in
Ship Robert Morrison, Capt Tlltoo, report* that
XT
which she
lost
of her
much
experienced
Capt
a
severe
very
this
some
copj>er torn off by
the *tn*
to
The
on the
gale, In
Ax. ; also had
three boats, bulwarks, sideboards,
from the southward and veered
as
8 do.
less.
gale commenced
S.W.
Jernegan, of ship Levi Starbuck. from Ochotsk, report*
Phelps, Bdridga, 1200 brls,
follows:—Sept 11, ship Charts
bark
Flon-ner, Oooi, 900 ; Chandler Price, Holcnuih,
300
, Ver-
i'ierson, 800; Gambia, Merritt,
non, Rumpus, 500; Sphndld.
400 ; Maria Theresa, Coop, 300 ; Dover, Jeffrey, 700 ; Benjamin
Wyatt, 250 ; Tenedos, King, 000
Rush,
Bark
Austin,
Sea early in May
long.
179°
,
Passed
Lelt the Arctic Sea
the Straits,
our last
Tempest, Allen, 600.
whales
bound
In
Katuschatka
lat.
north,
60 3
July
26.
6.
Have received some dam26th Sept
ofcutwater, Ate.
During September, saw
on the
loss
numbers ofCalifornia greys heading
Since
;
fell In with
took the first whale on the 14th,
32 K.
age from the ice in
wh, 4000 bone,
eltne. Tabor, 2d
ITood.
Otorgt,
Brighton,
later
no
RamMer,
the following phipa in the Arctic later
XT The Agate reports
Hark Black
Warthan those reported by previous arrivals :—
Superior,
sth, Vineyard,
Cory, 1350wh; 18th, Hibernta 2d,Edwards, 500 wh ; Midas, 250;
Kutusoff. Wing, 050 wh ; Roman,
2d season, from Ochotsk,
;
out
Wood, Morrison,
11th, Walter Scott, Collins,
wh ;
Navy.
Oct 6.
in, Wolga,
Left Cap'- East Sept 10.
whale
16th October, in lat. 45° N.,
of Sag Harbor, 3d aeasoi., from
raid, Halleok,
c,
Straits
Bept
season, but
native of
A
the Bth of Sept.
rls
the
i
Sailed from New Bedford, Aug 25, ship California,
May 25th, took from St Paul's Island, Capt. Morrel,
two boat's
iMn
following
MurdocU, 4 do ; Black Warrior, Brown, 2 do ; Tybee, Freeman,
10th, Emerald, Halleck, 2 do—passed the
tbe doctor and
thick
500.
North Pacific.
cash.
and the Society Islands.
;
on
averaged 100 l
reports
ot the
300,
Weils. WeodbrlOM. 400;
XT The sperm oil reported in
schooner Sea rVitch, of New London, 110 tons,
Capt Murdock,
Omega, 10 whales
to strike a
a
brls ,
; Sept 1, Rein50 brls; Massachusetts,
Aug 20, Helen Snow,
builtin New London la
sea-
Portugese,
were down
ashore in
Minerva
1, Dover, Jeffrey, (UK):
gettinginto
week before
Marcia,
the South.
John
Wm. Thompson.
190
bone,
IHckason,
mas
Adeline
500; JBth,
W:ivel<-t, Swain,
Tiltou, 700; passed St.
Oct.
and was taken
sold for $16,000.
to be
complaint.
The Trident, from Arctic, brings
by the
3 wh, 150brls ; Robert Morrison, 4 wh, 200 brls.
She is
& Elizabeth, Lester, 2d season,from Ochotsk,
iwb, 12,000
;
did a
hand*
Morrison,
Bl«Rk her
Ist, 1853, a
f<-v« r, M
nearly all
In Saghalin Uulf, run
heard from the
300 brls;
200brls
The bark Messenger Bird, 412 tons, six
ea, Manchester, 2d
and
Willis, 200;
.
erva, CrowelL,
January
ship
c
lay there 24 hours, hut got off without damage.
Crowe.l, 450 brls;
100 brls ; Gambia, clean ; An-
wh,
Gideon Howland, 3 wh,
;
deer, 1000 brls
15th. Hilltnau,
clean ; Sept
18, Cicero,
25th,
I
Sept 1, St. Geoige,
260 brls ; I'arachute, 1200 brls ; Eliza Adams, 3 wh,
Aug
3d.
tin
; Scotland, 9 wh, 700 brls;
Lev, Starhuck,
Sharon, clean ; America,
bone.
lh, Swift, 3d
brls;
Sept Ist, Lagoda, 3 wh, 400
L. C. Richmond,
;
200
Francis Henrietta, 1200 brls;
2500 bone,
nstable,
clean
200
Maria Theresa, clean
10,0000 bone,
mbler, Willis,
rh. 3,500
Superior,
the same
The Jireh Perry re|»orts :—Came through
look-
clean; ship
from San
the
to
season,
wh,
Robertson
er ship Kur..i.:i,
sea Oct.
Hurfeediedof
At
The Josephine reports the
with the
whales near Cape Lisbume 20 miles from shore, about the 7th of
Icy Cape.
weather and
:—
Straits Sept
172dPassage
11, and
Sept 20.
lat. 38 N.,
167
Sept 27,
long.
W., experienced a furious gale of
twice
wind from N. N.
t'.ie time to
—Sept Ist, bark Baltic,
Kingfisher, Palmer, from
namedSamuel
The Ochotsk wtales were Muall this
Japan,
outBhering
August, altogether about 30 ships, and followed them north
from
man
with the same
this
the 20th
July 4.
Was perfectly icelocked.
that passage
21*0.
whale
12th
season on
August, constant (_fS.
Sept. 20. Sharon 400 brls,
Oct 1, RebeccaS.nims4oo, Ilii.ernia, Edward*.
;
name unknown.
Left thesea of Kainschatwas
shore from May 10
current
mercy of the
to
700 brl".
from
liip Scotland, Weeks,
0 bone, season,
Jireh Perry, Cannon,
lip
,0,000 bone, season,
ark
took the balance off Cape Lisburne.
at which time the weather
right
the
bad
very
the Ist of
Reports
The Jomphine left the
brls;
Suites.
Hope, Gifford,
first
From
kri Oct 1.
8. E. and S.
Tri.lent, Taber, from the Arctic, 1200 wh,
lap
her
Thompson took
Bhering July 14.
Cape
Morgan, Chase,
-, United
16, Emily
E. L. B. Jenny, Marsh, 500
Ship Wm.
XT
season off
sperm
15
Sea Breeze, Jones, 660;
500 j
Woodward,
XT Ship,
season,
hip Josephine, Allen,
O
Japan:—Aug
on
was off Cape
K>
18000 bone,
whalers
Belle, Brown, 250 ;
ihanl ship Harriet \, Jc'sie, Gray, 162 days fm
to
Bedford via TalcuhuHiio, with merchandise
4.
a
reports
of June to
500.
the following
reports
Ist
Oct
Strait*
Silver Cloud 600
The Norman, at Lahaina,
XT
oil,
the
Left
llilo,
bona.
irh, 4500
oady
[From the Marine Report of the P. C. Advertiser.J
Troup,
the
Ochotsk—from
Chllds, from
Survent, from
hi|> Arnolds,
Governor
Ship
via Keulukekua, 400 wh.
William Thomiison,
hip
Kodiack
issue,
we
have
south.
received
from
late arrivals
heard
the
of ships spoken and
from in
following additional reports
600 brls;
Isabella,
the Ochotsk:—Sept 22, Carolina, Harding,
1200; 26th, Cowper, Dean, 900;
900
;
Lyon,
China, Thompson,
Alice Frailer, Newell,
500;
Hoboniok, Marchant, 700; 27th,
John Wells, Woodbridge, 800 ; Nlmrod
Amazon, Eldridge, 250;
Wave. Baker,
600; Rapid, West. 500 ; Oc
Howes, 600 ; Ocean
near the
islands, Oregon
1, Baltic, Bronson, 000; _Bd, spoken
700, both bound to Hilo.
Tobey, and Wavelet, Swain,
�TII
E
FRIE I
D,
Capt. Chappcl, of Northern Light, reports loss of a native bo
longim. to Hilo, by
18th
Oct..
Channels
Capt
and
and
'<
name of
the
fell uverbord
at
1500 and 1900 ;
Ship Fmcrald,
July
s*w
1;
no
great many whales
The
Weather
•
From San fc"iW""
W
The
Long, variously report
Sag Harbor,
the 14th
on
the
entered
Capelle.
Sept
Saw
at
If we had
gale Bept 10.
lat.
"bout 46°
veered from tho S.E.
parte,i, and the Bhlp broached
to, and
N.,
with
to N.W.,
it.
long.
a tre-
rail being underwater.
After securing the wheel,
got all hands in the fore rigging, when she paid off and righted,
with tli- lin of one boat.
We note th:it from the rejwrts
of a
the greatest
to
gale, Capt. Tilton,
eter
were
this
iv
gale,
the southward of lat. 48
who lostsever.il
that
• .
Its force
In
From
Chaw W Gray,
fllsMtliO
San
and
G
and
Harris
Mrs
S children,
W
Gemr te.ge, Master Hugh
was
A
strels—.l
San
children, Mrs
Miss S X
and child,
Curry, N P Lench.
the
Six in
steerage.
Fanny Major, Oct 27—Mrs Nichols,
wife
Mr« Pafrson, E P Stoddard, Jas Tobin, O F Gehricke,
D
4 children,
for
San
and
Rodrick, Joseph Thomas.
SHIPS OF GOOD CAPACITY CAN OBTAIN RETURN
....
Jsrvla Island, and i>n»ceed direct to New York
»t
otherport
b«
U>
advantageous Charters, to load with Gesso
and
Cargoes
,£Sgr
in theI'nlted
that may be agreed
Stats,
be
and th-* Guano to
provided,
signed,
his office,
at
G. P.
Francisco— per Young Greek, Oct 27—A MGoddsrd,
to the under-
of Fort nnd Merchant sts., Honolulu.
corner
H-tf
or any
Moorings
on.
within reach of
brought
Island.
ship's tackles by the Agent on the
For further particulars, freight or charter, apply
Am. Guano Co.
JUDD, Agent
ROWLAND'S"
Mr Enofl, Capt Morel.
much
of the
the center
California Min-
Mordo, Chas E Hamilton, I*-w Rattler, Joe Murphy,
Fkanci*co—per
GIANO!
GUANO!
child.
and 2
S Ilughson
Tim Darling, Pete Sterllne, EII Ellis.
Oaliu, 11. I.
20—Rev Eli Corwin,
Oct
\m Yankee,
EVERETT,
Honnlulu,
63-ly
Josephine
wife and 2 children. Rev John McClay,wife
For
ropes
her beam
en<u, the ip?
number of
ships which
Harriet t Jessie, Oct 20—Capt W
Gray, Miss
Uldford—per
Emily Cutis. Mr Richmond, Mrs L L Gray
wheel
the
thrown on
was
A. P.
AUOTIOIVEBR,
Hall, Mill M E Ladd, J C Merrill, L 0 Hanks, John McColgan,
having
Hilo, from the Ochotsk, reports
in
From BJgw
J Gray. Mn A A Gray,
a
the
out of
south
coining
While scudding lwforc
on.
Sept 26.
Cape
could have taken 1000 hrls.
we
wind
East
14—Mr Mills. William
f" Emma, Oct
Park, John Smith, John Corwin, M McNerny.
From Bremen—per
Harburg, Oct 14—pHulZi.eii.KT':, Adolph
Arctic
Lislmrne;
25th Aug., off Cape
very stormy in all September.
wns
a terrific
mendous sea
of
aliout
Left the
IVavelet, Swain,
tiencetl
Hi.'. 3
was drowned.
Spoke Rebecca Simms,oct 26, hound to Hilo.
had g'tod weather,
*w
: .Merrimac,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
PASSENGERS.
of
the fore
27th, ship Chas. Phelps, Eidridge, 1200.
from Ochotsk.
Arctic.
the night
on
went Into
h..nv\
accidentally, and
Halleck,
whale,till
took four whales.
300brls.
s.ul of
-gg<nhaß, Otmhlp Silver Cloud, report*—.Sept. 16, ship
Newburyport, Cntndan, i:;o0
e<l
Mikalena, who,
only four dan
87
1858.
NOVEMBER,
GALLERY.
AMBROTYPE
PLAOFCES WORSHIP.
boats, etc., found the barom-
ft),
at:;
SEAMEN'S
11
LAHAINA.
OFPORT
BETHEL—Rev.
near the
I,
snv<
and
A. if.
8.
C.
Sailers' Home.
7J
p.
Seats
M.
CNDERSIGXEO would call the ATTrmoicof
Damon
Chaplain—King
Preaching
free.
Sundays
on
Sabbath School
at
alter
the morning services.
Rev. E. Corwin, Pastor.
and
Oct. 15—General
of Havre,
ITaaalnmsl,
900 wh,
18—Moctetuina.
Ray, ot Nan., 130 sp, from Japan.
this
Teste, Le Mercler, of Havre, nothing
Clark
22—Baurk Paulina, Mm, from Arctic, 530 wh, 8000
iKine.
from Arctic, 1000 wh,
Milo, Sowle, from Arctic, 100 wh, 16.000
Ochotsk,
of
Rt.
wh,
Japan,
Pastor.
Rev.
Services
200 sp.
ship
board
bone.
Jernegan, fm Och, 800 wh, 7000 bn.
deceased
sumption,
about the
"
ship
after
was
an
Moo**.
DEPARTURES.
seen
him.
to
2r
M.
the Otcar,
to
aged 15
first officer
Prentiss,
tSus
a
weeks,
man, and
brother
aged
much
of Mrs. J.
Tybee,"
in
of
28
Canada, aged
a native
date, George,
H. Pagb,
22, Cbas.
Sept.
fore-top-gallant
yard,
and
was
not
afterwards.
12—Tahmaroo, Robinson, for New Zealand.
the Islands of San Antouioand Fogo
to
have
Jumped
15—William& Henry, for New Zealand,
aton,
New Zealond.
the
overboard,
at
ship
being between
the time.
board ship Tkomat Dicknative of
30
years, a
Swtb, Boatsteerer, aged
In Shantar Bay, July 30,1858,
George
on
On board
28—Norman, Ray, for New Zealand.
a native
28—Gen. Teste, Beregaux, for New Zealand.
Lost
New Zealand.
Jack,
ship, in Southwest Bay,August 29,1858,
same
a heavy
from the foro-top-sail
ship, October 18,1858,
**
"
the sail,
to
stop
gale of wind, while trying
Stefuen D. Bids, of New London,
aged
Boatsteerer.
23 years,
for New Zealsnd.
30—Manche, Lemercler,
IK)—Sharon, King, for Honolulu.
30—Adeline. Taher, for Honolulu.
to
the Isthmus of Panama, for
to
the
United States
beenturned
to
to
to
been built
Cars
14,000
hone.
800 wh,
2:i—Reindeer, Ashley, from Ochotsk,
25—American,
(Verbally
Oct
we
hear that the following
ships
709,
had arrived
Dover
but
ceipt,
on
all
or
the following
not
in the bay of Panama, tothe end of which Freight
lying
to receive cargoes from lighters
or vessels
the
alongside, and deliver
wall.
same
Vessels of from 200
in the mud
safety, grounding
to
to
they will pay in-
In deposit
three months
at
oil
Panama
are
Honolulu.
Oct. 28—Ship Northern Light, Chapel, for
at the
must be
at
given
at tbe
Bishop Malgret, Ma.
Mjae
Catholks Church, by the Right Bey
to
Edward
a native of Hamburg,
24, at the
Mart Pxckkett,
Rollrb,
of Ireland.
a native
of seven
per galfor
of the shipper.
option
twenty-five days.
and
to
Its transit
Oil, during
covered with canvas,
or
care
the Isthmus, will be
across
in
conveyed
assured that every
may be
semi-monthly,
and from Aspinwall are about twenty
the Ishmus Is
The time occupied In crossing
to
covered
willbe taken
and
cars,
to
owners
prevent leakage.
been conveyed to New York with
Several cargoes have already
loss.
out the slightest
to the
SuperOil or other goods consigned for transportation
I.on. Commercial
Rail-Road Company,
or to
the Company
Agent of
at
William
Panama. wUI
to shippers.
F.
JOY, Secretary
1.. Hanks,
Frkdkric
Panama R. R. Co., Honolulu
Agent
8.1.
64-12m
TO
NOTICE
WHALEMEN.
MACY
tbe Bank of
an
on all sums
Kawaihar,
that shall have
ON
otber
merous
and
for bills
to
The Bank will be open every day lathe week except Sundays
; and on Saturdays will bo open until 6 o'clock,
BIBHOP k CO.
112-tf
on
on
special
and Holidays
p
GENERAL
Hawaii.
HAND
a
of Hawaiian
notice
received, subject
AND
CONSTANTLY
beef, potatoes, bogs,
principal.
be
IN
SUPPLIES
mutt
articles
Hnuoluln, August 14,186*.
LAW,
MERCHANDISE,
lotentlon
Pass-Book
above
than $300 will
A
tare*
agreement.
In Honolulu, Oct
rale
cents
tackles, charging
The vessels ofthe Company sail regularly
remained on deposit three months or more, and unpaid, willbe
of the
credited to the depositors, and from that date form part
MARRIED.
be.
for wantage.
For
the capacity of the casks, without allowing
one-half cenU per pound.
This charge
whalebone, one and
In
to New
case
York,
from
Panama
covers
every expense
Commercial Agent
the oilIs sent through the Superintendent or
The
of the Panama Rail-Road Company, insurance excepted.
made payable on the Isthmus or in New York
freights may be
WHALEMEN'S
Depositor's
counts willbe made up, and Interest
more
at,the
Pier, and eight
the harbor from ship's
lon if received in
the time of
at
withdrawn within
accompanied by
the acOn the first day of September of each year, after 1858,
of
fast-sailing brigs,
Bill* of Lading
received
cents per gallon, if
produced
Bums
Aspin-
is pre
deliver it In New York
and
—DEALERS
on money
Draft of the Depositor,
Ifo money willbe paid except upon the
the proper Pass-Book.
DEPARTURES
at
He at the Pier with
atlow water.
and from Aspinwall
through
under
can
the Rail-Road Company, and the Company
receive
to
vessels
alongside of
300 tons
to
annum,from date of reper
have remained In deposit three
; and the
to withdraw any money
be
at the same time.
hail.]
accom-
terms:
months from th« date of deposit.
Thirty days' notice
season,
the
cent,
that shall
have been
or
upon
from one person,
under,
rate of eight per
sums
Bank
for
are run
accounts.
at Hilo
do
their Savings
of $300
at the
600, Oregon,
C. Richmond,
Rebecca Slmms, Ellta Adams, and L.
learn what they
at
making upthe yearly
No interest willbe allowed
Arctic,
Wavelet
31;—Lagoda, 550 brls,
sums
terest
months,
50 wh.
25—Roman 2d, Dehart, from Ochotsk,
800 wh, 10,000 bone.
from
28—Emerald, Pierce,
On
12,000 bone.
2*o wh, 2.500 bone.
23—St. George, Peaae, from Ochotsk,
Pease, from Ochotsk, 200 wh, 2000 bone.
WILI. RECEIVE
CXDEESIGSED
IWUZ
Money
the present
required
A Pier, 450 feet long, has
important object.
ofthis
plishment
the subject of shipping
has made arrangements
JOS.
Chapel, fm Och. 1250 wh,
out-
Panama.
New York during
facility which may be
afford every
information
Oct. 23—Ship Northern Light,
Railroad
the greatest despatch.
be received and forwarded with
L. Banks has been appointed Agent at Ilono
XT Frederic
furnish every requlslta
and
is
prepared to
lulu, Sandwich Islands,
Brills..
ARRIVALS.
the
the shipment of
the United States, aud fir sending
and the Panama Rail-Road Company
\.
BISHOP &. COS'S
OFPORTH.I.
HILO,
to
intendent ofthe Panama
ADVERTISEMENTS.
cruise and home.
offered by
of the advantages
ness,
four hours.
of the Sandwich Islands.
from
yard, in
.10—Christopher Mitchell, Manchester, for New Zealaud.
same
J
busl
Interested In the Whaling
of Informing those
the average passages
Bravo, Cape dc Verde Islands.
27—Mnrcla, Billings, for New Zealand.
York. July 20, 1857.
fully
pared
years.
of the island or Hawaii.
named Amaxcia
12—Krie. Jernejian, for New Zealand.
Rail-Road Comfast, I
Panama
th«
their oilfrom Panama
longing
ship St
He fell from the
Ocean.
successful operation for
The Railroad has been in regular and
and Its capacity for the transportation of
more than two years,
ofmerchandise, including Oil, Provisions, fee,
every description
of
tested.
The attention of several Captains
has been
Also
OctoGeorge, of New Bedford,
the Atlantic, lat. 20 ° N., long. 25 ° W., IIenrt
froni
supposed
30—Oen. D'Hautpool, Darmandarits,
fJSusV
SJEffJBf
con-
October 29,1867, between 7 and 8 o'clock, P. M., a Portuguese,
from the same vessel,
di Freitas, was missing
9—Neva, Hand, for New Zealand.
for
or
•*sa*»a**s
Islands, Sept. 15
illness of six
He
11—Marengo, Skinner, for New Zenlnndtin.l home.
from
to the
estimable
an
native of Montreal,
a
tame
Lost overboard
ber 2», 1867,
28—Henry Tuber, Ewer,
Abbe
by
and
The vessels
On board
from Ochotsk, 300 wh, 8000 bn.
Superior, Wood,
20—Oen. IVHuutpool, Darmandarits,
m.
E, Stivers.
tO—Bark Dromo, Cole, from Ochotsk. 350 wh. 4000 bone.
30—Ship Milton, Halsey, from Ochotsk. 1100 wh, 11000bn.
The
Artist.
Tho Panama Rail-Road Company takes this method
fits and supplies from
William
".Minerva,"
of the ship, ofconsumption,
resected by all who knew
Oct.
assisted
Muigi'et,
Jrtlt Asm Redwooo,
12, Mrs.
20 -Ship Sharon, King, from Ochotsk, 300 wh, 4000 bone.
30—Ship Levi 111tibials
Office
a-i*-
whaleships has recently
June
33
80—Bark
Bishop
Pacific
the
iv
Nkw
Mr. Henry Redwood, 4th officer of Tybee.
years, wife
in S. W. Bay, killed by a whale, John G«acio,
Aug. 23d,
boatsteerer ofbark Kingfisher.
years.
HOW LAND,
and Per mous interested in
To the Owner*,
every
of
on
Lark, Perkins, Ires* Kodiack, 260 wh.
McCleave, from Och 400 wh, 5000
W. F.
119-tf
H.
every Sunday at 10 a.
28—Chip Adeline, Taher, from Ochotsk. 260 wh, 3000 bone.
Vigilant,
Services, In Hawaiian,
r.
On the passage from the Ochotsk Sea
Ochotsk, 400 »ii, 3500 bone.
India
satisfaction.
give entire
to call andexamine specimens.
to
street-
Mass.
In Honolulu,
from
street, near Nuuanu
of a boat belonging
Drowned, by the capsizing
Springileld,
Patent Leather,
Paper,
at
Sunday
every
to belong
in August last, James Tyler, blacksmith, supposed
25—Hlllman, Little, from Ochotsk, 250 wh, 3000 bone.
30—Hark
Palace—Rev. B. W.
Hawaiian
DIED.
wh,
Stock, Chemicals, fee, he is
New
invited
arc
Whalcships
50110 bn.
25—Thomas Nye, Holly, from Ochotsk, 850 wh, 8000 bon?
from
160
1500 bona.
ttao,
at
N. B—The Public
Oil from the Pacific
wh, 7000 bone.
2s—Hark
Sundays
CIHRCH—Fort street, near Beretanla—under the
JtfodMte.
750
26—Prudent, Hamilton, from Japan and Ochotsk, 25 sp,
from
on
x.
10 a.v. and 25
at
charge
11,000
bone.
Arctic,
Preaching
Tiltul
bone.
21—Ship Helen Snow, Xvc. from Ochotsk, 450 wh,
25—Bnrk United States, Woodward,
in
Services,
3 r.
and
CATHOLIC
bone.
23—Helen Mar, Worth, from Arctic, 850 wh, 12,000
23—Win. Rotch. Ellison, fm Arctic, 85 Bp, 220 wh, 2000 bn.
11.000
23—Three
fm
1000
Barrett,
Pastor.
M.
Sunday
lione.
25—1
a.
Rev, laiwell Smith
days
of
Glass.
taken on
Pictures
P.li.
SMITH'S CllCRCH—Beretanla
1,, 30 wh, from Arctic.
25—Manche, Lemerclci',
Pastor.
M'Clay,
of
the
over
Pictures with all the latest improvements.
to take
prepared
XT
reports nothing.
11, 200 sp.
brothers, Cleveland,
A. *.
a.v.
avenue, corner
KINO'S CHAPEL—Kingstreet, above the
sea-
18—Chris Mitchell, .Manchester, of H it, 500 wh, 5000 bn.
15
from San Francisco.
23—Ship
11 A.M., and 7]
9;
16—Montreal. soul<-, orN n. from Arctic
23—Dork Hercules, Atlnarn,
CHURCH—Rasas*
street—Rev. John
son, Bros* Kodiack.
20—Anglo Saxon, Manter,
10
II
at
Sundays
on
meets at
Rooms,
of tone, cannotbe excelled.
in constant
receipt
Being
Rubber, *kc, and warranted
at
Ill—N'Tiiuin.
1»—Ilromo, May, of N
m.
METHODIST
300 wh, ISOO none,
Tinker, of N B, «0 sp,
Id—Henry Taller, Kwer. of N
.;
Preaching
Sabbath School
and Beretanla sts.,
80 sp,
llarmsiulants,
Arctic.
12,000 bona, fmm
from Kodbsflk.
16—General
p.
Friends and the Public to his
"Pacific Commercial Advertiser," Printing Office, (next to the
for elegance of
Post Office) where he Is taking Pictures which,
style and softness
FORT STREET Clll'HCH—Corner of Fort
ARRIVALS.
THE
of his
articls
can
the Island*.
island
exchange.
packed
furnished
to order
No
or
at
orders
oharge
and
the
shortest
exchange
in
on
made
nu-
The
whalemen.
reasonable terms
United States
at
climate.
be
the most
the
chant
Beef
required by
good supply
sheep
any
on
mer-
inter-
and warranted to keep in
any
**
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88
ADVERTISEMENTS.
and
Recruits.
with
ADVERTISEMENTS.
INFORMATION
General
S.
LAHAINA, MAUI,
Slip* iapplied
ADVERTZSEIvTENTS.
CO„
A
(iILIAV
Chnndlera
Ship
NOVEMBER,IB 58.
rRIENB,
Agents,
RESPECTING
Adams,
I.
Moss.
and
Storage
bark
Money.
respecting
DR.
JfOTT SMITH,
J.
FORT
OF
~cTh.
STREETS
A
L
WETMORE,"
PHYSICIAN
AND
Ghent*
S.
PHYSICIAN
m.
i fPHE
i).,
-1
AND
SURGEON,
HONOLULU, OAHU. 8. I.
Office,
of Fort
corner
Merchant
and
9 A.
open from
M. to 4 P. M.
HOUSE
IS NOW
cotnmodation
men
to furnish
them
a
Office
Queen
street,
Ma
near
where
Seamen will
HOFFMANN,
PHYSICIAN
accommodate!
Office
in
the
and
raanu
Drug Store,
of Kaahu-
corner
J.
Hawaii,
Recruits,
on
is
for Board
HP" Apply
j
terras for
Goods
Cash,
Bills
or
Cut
and
NEAR
HOTEL
STREET.
and numerous
Pocket
other
W.
N.
CASTLE
States,
and
prepaid,
DEALERS
old
the
stand,
corner of
Stone
large
formerly occupied by
opposite
00
-
$6
00
New
C. H.
for
whale
Nicholson,
in
removed
time
will
be sent to
and United
for
the
96,
duction
one
In
This
year.
volumes
be
and
liberal
for
to for-
GENERAL
BYRON'S
Store*
All
•upplied
BAY, HILO, HAWAII,
to those
whale
reasonable
ships
and
terms,
S.
L
ing
others,
men
notice.
the United States and
Oct.
Europe.
SHIPS'
MASTERS
ance
please
in
call
ACCOUNTS.
OF WHALE
the
on
the
SHIPS,
their
desire assist-
accounts,
will
give
mediate attention to business entrusted to
fice at the
"
Sailors'
_8-tf
him.
will
a
at
and
for
WILLIAMS,
lulu,
at
Tract
adjustment
of accounts, collection of
etc
Mortgages, Leases,
and
other
instruments,
dispatch,
and
•'
Home."
Sailor*'
on
Bill*
of
drawn
moderate
Also,
sale.
bills,
accuracy
Office
terms.
at
and
and
the
HOME,
at the
TRACTS,
the
_8-tf_
ands
He left
The
TO
person,
UNDERSIGNED having taken
11HE
tached
officers
short
and
notice,
to
"
the
men
and
Sailors'
whaling
for
will
Home,"
tf
received if
in
English,
A
Swedoffered
and
endeavor to
all who may favor him
with
other
give
vessels,
their business.
GEORGE WILLIAMS,
Licensed
Honolulu, Sept I,
18W.
«-tf
timate that
bound
volumes
ever
Shipping AgentI
tag*
to
lying
vessels
in
La-
of
the
upon
left sick in
upon
Hono-
the Islands.
friends,
He
or
Dr.
WANTED
upon
an
the
181'J.
Englishman,
Sandwich
Probably
Isl-
some
of
said
acquainted with
Oahu, or any island
information
will
thankfully
be
Consul-General Miller,
to
tf
of the Friend.
MAN,
this
from
12 to 8 o'clock P. M.
in
will
all it*
The
give
likewise
instruction
house,
March
2fi,
1067.
of
city
city.
Apply
largest
Philadelphia,
desires
one
to the
Editor
of the
1.1. SIZES.
A
H-HACKFELDstCO.
I
i
A
FRIEND:
THE
MONTHLY
JOURNAL,
GENERAL
a
for tho
of the
in
Post
DEVOTED
TO
MARINE
AND
PERANCE, SEAMEN,
TEM-
INTELLIGENCE,
the
PUBLISHED
to in.
BMTTH.
AND
SAMUEL C.
limited
Nuuanu-street
DANIEL
the
JpORSAIsEBY
Chaplain,
begs
to
engaged
ha* been
by
DAMON,
branches, taught by
writer
who
as Salesman
MASTS OF
"off
Depository,
at the back of Mr. Love's
Honolulu,
the Sea
or
be
to
BALDWIN,
resided
Any
number of pupils in
English reading and grammar.
i geography, writing, arithmatic, &o.
Residence, cot-
'
re-
of Detuont, Cook co.,
DAIN,
settled
JOHN
houses in
situation in
for
received.
books and papers,
he
no
is
8-tf
last five years
Friend,"
with
Subscriber.
at
satisfaction to
supposed
have been
to
England
YOUNG
wholesale
and
supplied
NAVIGATION,
procure
but
have
He
WANTED.
the
Seamen's
office at-
will
the Ameri-
FAHNESTOCK,
A.
is
communicated
the Editor
NAVIGATION TAUGHT.
the
if he
of the group.
SEAMEN.
Friend,
WILLIAMS.
OFFICE.
Ct.
United
Eugenic,
his friends
the old residents may have been
~
SHIPPING
bark
whereabouts.
to have lived upon
and
Hawaiian Bible
S. C.
GEO.
the
communicate with his
to
HONOLULU.
B—Seamen belonging
calling
Hartford,
Honolulu.
in
"
will be
He
subsequently
but furnished
Office of
on,"
his
EDMOND
RESPECTING
reported
or
Subscriptions
N.
Sale, Agreement*
with
March,
AND TRACT DEPOSITORY
GRATUITOUSLY
offers his services
board
on
""INFORMATION
circulated
of the Piscine,
prices, by
cost
Societies,
NOTICE.
X
of
It
years,
and
Judd,
of all
Portuguese, German, Welsh,
Spanish languages. These books are
sale,
_
SUBSCRIBER respectfully
in the
parts
of
the
Since that time his friends
Indiana.
requested
a
Accountant.
_
'PHE
in all
BOOKS AND
ish
bonrd
on
OSCAR H.
cost
this paper.
ten
lost of
subsequently shipped by
Respecting
111.
He is reported
several
importance
generally
so
to
on
Cloud, Captain Coggeshall.
Silver
a
than
more
BIBLES,
French,
Of-
Home."
GEO.
for
SAILOR'S
his im-
METTLER,
homo
Honolulu,
vessel.
fayette,
A de-
attention
to the
known
Return,
ALSO,
seamen
sustaining
has become
BIBLE, BOOK
who
making up of
undersigned, who
seamen
among
was
in
Respecting
The
paper
He
Consul
Chaplain's
purchasing
to
to
ALSO,
a
includes
Home.
to make the
practiced
hence tbe
2, 1864.
left
he
intelligencerespecting
paper
money-makof
publisher prints 1,000 copies
number
for gratuitous distribution
among seaThis rule
visiting Honolulu,Lahaina and Hilo.
has been
WANTED—Exchange on
JOHN B.
paper
furnish
the
special
seamen
towards
part
concern.
each
at the shortest
call the
and
never intended
was
and
their
doing
PRODUCE.
required by
on
AND
MERCHANDISE,
HAWAIIAN
officers
1854
left the
all the numbers
at
furnished
always
the
and
at the Sailors'
Kauai,
to
is
who
the Good
from
quested to communicate
men's Chaplain in Honolulu.
offer
Honolulu
earnestly requested
is
HAVENS,
three tears.
for sale
made
We desire to
masters,
S.
jumped overboard
States.
postage
volume for
send
will
he visit
to
some
ALSO,
of the United
paper
year,
board
1860.
is
*»*
IN
WM.
Honolulu
her passage from
can
1856, together with
Depository,
will
volumes,
for
on
ship-
our
Years.
publisher
of the Friend
Bound
and
Study
King street,
Three
bound
appealing
us
bound
and
Price,
or
have
self-
of call-
States
the
discharged
ALSO,
60.
$2
Should
he
was
States,
be
supposed to
with
For
included)
current
3T
Store
PITMAN,
DEALER
is
in the Pacific.
Respecting
price.
R.
ship
United
bark
to his
write
the Seamen's" Chaplain,
upon
friends, Eden street, Kingston-on-Thames, England.
arrives,
part
any
with
communicate
call
gratis.
year
subscription
streets,
at the
Also,
might
that
will not find
they
included,
For
for the
Medicines.
Jayne's
or
(postage
Chapel.
the Seamen's
jQT Agent*
and School
He
Bedford.
larger
a
111.
arrested
of Honolulu.
the Chandler
board
ped again on
have it be-
become
American
NICKOLS, who
December, 1856, from
Respecting
bound volume for
King
When
and the Hawaiian
HP*
RETAIL
IN
Church.
rejoice
of
whale
ALSO,
dining-
now
to
It is
name
SELLECK, of Chicago,
requested to
Gregg,
ALFRED
Repecting
cobkf.
MERCHANDISE,
GENERAL
At the
$5
the
and is
years,
necessity
and the
sure
95
AND
he is
notice,
during the coming fall,
HF" Any sailor subscribing for
ward to his friends, will receive a
COOKE,
A
WHOLESALE
AND
8.
may be
and
LADD.
Amos
Castle.
IMPORTERS
near
.
6-tf
that the Friend
paper,
The Friend
the last
n.
this
the Hon. D. L.
for funds.
for sale at the
articles,
(tf)
price*, by
sam'l
in
some
have his attention
man
young
requiring
-
office,
We should
donations.
patrons
Ra-
Wrought Nails, Spikes, Brads,
Tools
lowest
at the
for several
before.
large
so
for
ing
Sheath-Knives,
Mallets,
ever
supporting
kinds,
of all
Carpenters'
Marlinspikes, Caulking-Irons
Files,
than
STOReT"
kinds, Hinges, Screws, Tacks,
this
LIST OF FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERS has been
come
STREET,
xors,
Should
FRIEND" SENT ABROAD.
OURincreasing
with
ships
States.
of all
TOCKS
furnish
to
HARDWARE
FORT
week,
per
the Julian.
ALSO.
by
Captains
He
Mary Frances,
Subsequently he
officer under the
board
on
DAVID M.
Resoecting
Shipping
Honolulu, May, 1857.
at Hilo,
himself in business
prepared
George Clifford,"
SOREN.
bark
ship.
Sea-
duringtheir stay
by the week or
a
board
now an
spared
WORTH,
favorable
on the'United
ON
be
night
XAVIN'O established
|
from
applications
CLIFFORD
on
be
"THE
I
"
Lodging
that he is
room.
streets, Makee & Anthon's Block.
Queen
and
Open day
New
will
the Sailors' Home is
Table, "for Officers,
Private
SURGEON,!
AND
efforts
punctually attended to.
Lodging for Seamen, per week,
Board and
E.
no
supposed
AC-
THE
and
boy
I.
meals.
Office,
rket
Board
comfortable home
In connection with
surgeon.
FOR
as cabin
R.
Captain Smith, of Warren,
sailed with Captain Cleaveland, of
the most reasonable terms.
on
Boarders
port.
{in
OPEN
assured that
rest
may
I single
and
ALSO,
of Seamen.
will be furnisned
Office
streets.
~sTp.
physician
obtained
Should he visit
September.
Respecting GEORGE
MRS. THRUM MANAGER.
I.
oareftilly replenished.
gTpTjudd,
him since last
been
has
board
was on
nolulu.
left home
SURGEON
HILO, HAWAII,
N. B.—Medicine
HOTEL
H.
HONOLULU,
intelligence
no
North
of
STILES,
he is requested
during the ensuing Halt,
communicate with the Seamen's Chaplain, in Ho-
to
AND
H.
Two years ago he
the Islands
DENTIST.
OFFICE, CORNER
but
Stella,
WANTED.
AUGUSTUS
EDITED
BY
DAMON.
TERMS:
|
One
copy, per annum,
Two
copies,
oopim,
Five
...
"
92.00
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