https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/b9eface9dd412e70d2d65ce165c914b7.pdf b9f8b0115aa7d1c673e100e02e5a4331 PDF Text Text 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. Iater 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 ** �TUG 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. 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