https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/caa0dd34b60001e7e38208d26a598083.pdf 05f3e15c19975a6c84941217a63e075b PDF Text Text 41 THF E RIEND jlriu £mrs, Uol. 8, jlo. I HONOLLU. \ few weeks since, CONTENTS For Jour* IRSO. l'Ar.r. | Hawaiian liildc Society J| 41 Examination anil Exhibition of Oahu College Constitution of the HawaiianBiMe and Tract 42 Society 42, « Revival in Scotland The Beat Sewing 43 Machine i Mm College to Circular Hawaiian Pastors The Dying Sailor anil hi« Bible New Church at II do Dimes vt. Reals \I in in.' Journal, Deaths, etc he which I | | It ago. | , various 44 ! 45 | crossed 45 , j 40 4S j 4S , 4S j Our Currency.*. that Hawaiian sary at the Bethel, tary's Report, we 1850. May From the Secre- quote the following para- graphs. following The statement will show the I TESTiMESTS. English, Uerrnan 45 (Jerman, 50 Spanish, 30 French, 60 Portuguew French,! Portugueae Stredlih, Id wren different guagea—total, stroyed, The Grand total, 28 Russian, IS The amount eighteen the different ten we Ian- of organization in the various sold and distributed Hawaiians, and in the Hawaiian lanamong still found the time The College. tures, which have been have to veyed to Chile, ous given be read distant upon some to to history gone the power of to sold, from parts Guam, or our con- of the the not perform its cause which has crown- exertions untiring in of education. Evangelical The we and meeting B. members pres- of the Association: Hawaii.—Hilo.—Rev. too Gospel, is the list of following the late ent at Association. Coan, Rev. D. T. Lyman. Kailua.—Rev. A. Thurston. Lyons. Maui.—Hana.—Rev. Mr. Baldwin. Iji/iainalu/ia.—Rev. C. B. Andrews. devote three days to trace utter- out the volume which has showed what mission. were Only a ready where a A stage be to very was wont, days, that on and Oahu as " the with and if there not college instruction is they The convened. of " additional not " P. J. Gulick, and Spooner. Wailua.—Rev. J. S. Emerson. Agricultural highly gratifying gress which is part of All the Society's Garden.—It is to witness the being made under cultivation. ing of ornamental ornament dependent upon Johnson, and Mr. Wilcox. attention, their and whose general been to or plant- wishing dwellings, to can reasonable rates, at the Too Dr. much to praise Hillebrand, under superintendence planted, The persons and Garden. be awarded were straw- has attracted consid- now at steady pro- bring the land market. gardens cannot has our trees obtain young trees Agricultural to Never before berries furnished for erable advantage, institution. Waiole.—Rev. E. Vale," Williams" a Kauai.—Koloa.—Rev. D. Dole. gentle- commencement Vocal music forms of the know, year, was students or Mr. Andrews, Rev. Bishop, Mr. Castle, Mr. Cooke, the fairness. ignorance. Amherst" and this the Fort Street Church, exhibition hired music." the on erected, and the young Cambridge," are more next audience large on examination could acquired at Rev. L. Kaneohe.—Rev. B. W. Parker. they knew, place strong, were the part of opinion one confess their to appeared men fidelity on things which they did exhibition took " throughout have been conducted with were more Damon, Rev. E. Corwin, Rev. R. Arm- Rev. A. study an S. C. Rev. Smith, inconvenience, evinced There is but pupils. Pupils " It would be man to exercises part of visitors —that some to the Western Islands, and vari- of each separate forth Scrip- and ocean, and other parts of the world. ly beyond away away the climes Some have gone world. the Sacred immediately passed shores, of read the examination of Oahu to part of the teachers, and and remained copies A. B." Molokai.—Rev. A. Forbes. considerable at guage. Most of those the Waimea.—Rev. L. deeply interesting, and Society, our distributed 6,616 it has those from success ed their arduous and de- or with all. 453 mentioned. These are entirely languages just separate kell, in view of the of grace. means week before last, guage*—total, 4,281 Testaments, Bibles and lost means the congratulate Oahu.—Honolulu.—Rev. L. derived from the sale of Bibles years ago, other of " President Beckwith and Professors Alexanderand Has- few highly favored as not so are preaching Although and Testaments, has been $43 42. Since who with the soon be read—and will majority Some by any so to manu- 50 Portu- on. OaExaofandhmibnhatoiun College. 36 Chinese, 779 not an 4 17 Swedish, In copies, the past deserve 49 Daninh, 453 Testaments, so but 89 Welsh, 326 seen from which those who will We but in name, the Sandwich at yet, may be few, but as good materials manner -- t Ian- Graduates, have in merely not the per- a before felt that never genuine college, Islands. we college them. be 42 20 Danish reality a a and"A. M." 144 English, Spanish and Swedish, will, doubtless, be by those 1" had facture languages—4s 30 French, Spanish, sea- We creditable. in part themselves in acquitted second given it will foreign of these are, during in a during- of disposed been uncom- of those large proportion a higly we among for formance years re- who took | young gentlemen board and no call Report, me, Hawaiian guese, 26 been sold and distributed the year : is visits seamen the at on crossed This my to the Bible fourteen lost the first I had German, 50 have number of Bibles and Testamants which BlHLM. in have have year, Anniver- eighteenth 24. quite had ocean. having which Society. Bible This Society held its the By glancing that 15, ships of companion he as remarked copy him to had been his I have had men. copy, JUNE presented a \m SfriH, Mm. 1559. 15, sailor a tetained incident mon FRIEND, 3? H E still JUNE the the garden patient German laborers who handle the plow and spade. �THE 42 and Preamble of Constitution Bible and Tract Hawaiian the Revival of and efficiency Tract that be they the title of Bible and Tract this effect greater usefulness and Hawaiian Bible of the Societies, under one, the promote " Society Hawaiian and ; having been passed a vote An "It will, I in many Society Art. 2. The of Books and them ; iting and also the Tracts in Hawaiian, Evangelical languages spoken upon the by persons residing shall Society Bibles, in those Tracts, called Tract Society." a.no of ihis object circulation the Ih: shall islands, publication English or be President, five a viz lowing islands, Oahu and Kauai,) (a Vice the fol- a Corresponding Secretary, these form Officers, a one constitute dollar per annum, Bible an a ballot, shall Tract at Life Member, Annual Member. Members of this Art. 6. and Life of the Board a holding Regular Monthly and make all the necessary arrange- Meeting, and distribution as the be may deemed worthy doings Art. 7. iary to lars or at the Annual Any Society this ; and also a 8. »Art. amended annually to with full report Meeting. ten dol- Annual any Meeting, by a of two-thirds of the members present. tote In the on both Henry Pierson shipped voyage died t on A last. verbal to China and back of disposal cification* Anna and favor of Mary swore two orphans Louisa Ross, The Surrogate to of issued guardianship ; York, death he made who the will be admitted tees seaman New a of his property in of presence shipmates, in Now York; a be its spenamed residing directed probate; to to in that that letters the and that the guardian take two out a when lega- letters of administration with the will annexed. become notes the on some, present first 1 place, notice may of ranks of a from chiefly society, who have useful in the higher done all particular own the church the importance and fligacy for the Very is up the time of to single end he is grace of often associated with him Mr. Hay McDowal Grant, Highland effective more and that, Arndilly, more some even Mr. strict influence Two doing Mr. as to add cause belonging an temperance. spoken this noble band, to Mr. are way Forlong and Parkhill; to publicly his fellow-men in behalf of to Savior. is not a large capital Solway of real one, bound and not people An of to it, and evangelists I are ; these occur feel it, in the Chris- pretty to in the anything to run. hear The have named have confined their chiefly to such places their places has been so great, Another remarkable as Edinburg, success in that theeffect very largely. agency which has the issue of distinguished and As power. reached and ; as much not too of town of they of light and the number of the there is man, diffused surpassed not telling have been they are the hands of the slumbering such and we have Such named, the were not is to in to his of which they with had The lay-evan- Tracts, before visitations. the good given that in I have thus Mr. Drummond But news an of impulse they have since an earnestness not ; without gra- as and has case, paid consequence of and that true every been not a your agencies, and working as Messenger anything certainly both hope America. of refreshing your time been Many which, in made laboring, were heard stir the eternal life. abiding effects. extraordinary efforts issuing was it on strengthen to go, God, and religion—have reason awakening gelists we lay hold to of people revival of cious and " to Reid— evangel- as visit from them will be a ready visits—the aim of is the Wm. laboring perseveringly Wherever on spiritual He and the editor Rev. publication—the too. that by by many public metropolitan instiIt is not, however, only through the deadness of this country. ists little private establish- the ignorance and indifference and his copies gratuitously, Drummond has been press that Mr. of have in Scot- that from this say and Christian one amount tutions. publica- earnestness only not distributed to Stirling, forth smaller serial, a These large a being constantly it is British by-and-by England, Ireland, India land, but in Colonies the merited, they him, efforts. by great high circulation, a small tracts. his This tions are com- to given called Gospel Trumpet. the and energy same degree before. in the great sure long it has in fact been extended " are but if pretty Glasgow and Aberdeen ; but of Di- a excitement necessarily spread interest does public provinces labors its and John O'Groat's cities, the way appeal The dear old country together. does the quickening Scotland. to was of sense awakening started. by to arouse He nnd extended periodical, the Free comparatively a to always not met adequate called the I have been instru- men in appreciably closely the These dignity no derogatory vine and Kintore, Scottish nobleman, who reckons it his rank and for perhaps the list the Earl of to of, yet in in the religion. series of a was welcomed his time unostentatious religion, of of frequently much in Gordon, ought the less others, distinguished and to North, evangel- istic work, he has devoted much of and a little vital encouragement followed was of response, and new ! ap- moved to make was hearty of one Mr. Peter seedsman has, alas course, monthly sent labors know by than preacher with his along A an gospel, a by issuing much Stir- destined was been. worthy elder that he continued ment liv- now his in of than that he is reckoned more con- a monument. of whom I proprietor, his the preaching marked so The for his pro- but who is horse-racing, So to of menced, are North, Brown low distinguished chiefly was exten- generally. country best known of these is Mr. gentleman who, band a the only not in their good they could period recent very districts, but have rendered themselves a fact a attention has wealthy a cordial and Messenger, good deal a it the attempt, which a occa- powerful and a influence so Church—some years ago way, in Scotland. within up sively most your readers will first hands at imperfect, lay-evancelists, mental the homeward passage in March month before his three of his as to given by town, and with ex- sides of the border—that there have tian life of a few of which has attracted a its funds. This Constitution may be altered at or these circumstan- In receive religion the revival of may become auxil- Society, by contributing more new connected Society's operations, making of all its such publish other business all transact sale; (the moveth unquestionably not a to most of state a Books and Tracts for procure Bibles, ments ; believe though ing the time for appoint to Meeting the Annual Tracts I of whose duty be ' the better, of spiritual forth; but go Drummond—a it as that here would center, whence new extensive may here take expected it case well as moderate-sized town, and a have not In design. words about it. two one or say a pear and month last who re- and nature be known, I only would made the sub- only can is pulpits very many was the Spirit has pleased version, Society. It shall be the of Directors be shall Society, be the All Life Members of the Hawaiior that to listeth,') risen All Ten dollars ormore,contributed Art. 5. an Au- an for the transaction of business. time, shall one and being chosen by quorum Art. 4. any Treasurer, a Executive Committeeof five. an Within prayer. extended and intense. " : Hawaii, Maui, Molokai Recording Secretary, ditor and shall Society Vice Presidents, it two, however, the interest somehow, he President being chosen from each of a much cea, The Others of this in to ling new guages. Art. 3. and its sion will may sent, I originator be known among you of intelligence circulated widely planation, perhaps, vis- interest; courts ; from the first was the should to Tract ' Stirling. America with the view of went to not of of readers your of this institution—as I explaining deserves unmis- is the Drummond, it—for safely call or in Scot- religion years, some something to The awak- of much remark, and, what is ject reference of other lan- and received and ecclesiastical spirit visibly and country. deepest mi New says: news' 'good hear that the to in this it respecting the October, be been of late with the eagerly in sure, in your churches ening "The Hawaiian Bible be am possibly, know believe, writing America has garded This Article 1. Very : correspondent of Observer, therefore following following Edinburg York takeably rising the adopt Stirling, Scotland, pub- two of Mr. Enterprise ' now received the we to each of by we Mr. by lisher of the "Stirling Series cf Tracts," &c, revival the above named Societies, written letter a Peter Drummond, of in merged The " done much for the revival of Scotland. land within the last WbhSas, It has been deemed advisable, in to in Religion Society. Accompanying order 1859. JUNE, FRIEND, " us can But the American revival has told and manifestly more myself tell conversation I at least have no upon immediately. of one more of doubt than I have of the existence of New York, who first awakened to serious I whose thought by was what his minister told of God's work in the United States. earnest I know, moreover, that upon all ministers here it has bad the effect of �and zeal, among been in their own the at single activity. Presbytery in Nor has or places view a whose towns I all know least at sermons need has this at are Reviews and religious has it Newspapers, commented on, and least at it. by large attendance monthly pub- striking effect most I know meetings scribed held are to well sustained most there ; and three, the other, for A night. a few two and eight held eldest (the the chair. at City in place capable of holding a some England,) of Park- Gordon, Mr. the of the son Earl of Aberdeen, late Premier of occupied nine in the Granite which is Haddo Lord two she had attended the me meeting, County Hall, between the convenience of was told ago, o'clock 500. who lady days commenced In Aberdeen one between working people, daily towns success. such, two now few been recently de- are attended and largely some Union these weekly, and encouraging are the in where places but in have meetings with of being me as the of the revival in America. number a however, in and and laymen, prayed ; the room so assembly, which crowded evithat many were obliged to stand, gave hill, and three other the ilar meeting each where a Edinburgh fixed or for prayer, the former I interest Glasgow has been by is sure " from these general symptoms of a of public mere interest reviving in religion, I could tell you of individual in which gregations in gressing One M'Donald, M'DonaId was M'Cheyne, He has but possesses lately come has smiled upon this to this one at Mr. spirit. neighborhood, of the Church. translation. flock, and 300 persons his way. Leith. much of his inquiry has already broken tendance pro- that of the Rev. North at Blairgowrie having congregations in the Free new con- thebosom friend of the sainted and left of is satisfactory name, of work good unusually an of these I may Robert the largest But God The spirit out among in regular are weekly prayer meeting. of try us, in us,' Church his at- contains wife. a kind word of one but invaluable that it in motion, to set a man can for terruptedly trimming hours the without the smallest or British and pinafores, three were thing the house for ing just the a In before your face. self which the It last of happy is pattern picking of perfect In greater much If the choicest out for instance, be to seems that be may pro- much it, without complete for either gentleman's no of one love these by traveler a communicated On Bridge, to reaching the his on way a was he had no of the very rose told the a feeble, the bany. He to so. and to pay was cars, as his fare. movement As the young a being man was young lady man's fare would be replied eight dollars. then a to and resume some of the his seat. male to Al- She imme- the door and told to to I taken a skill, and his usual with a person He then glass. the cork, and cried, Och, by " the That's powers, nosegay,anyhow!" Shanghai ancient glass from him for haven't Patrick! St. darkey butler, it archbishop." each nose our capable of doing justice one out to by great, by taking curiosity, it poured it's only a opened put his in Doctor sprang up and cried, the with the He the was he nectar; first sip up to man it, and tasted the the sat down. took the next, but Kate nose—it's little her pretty —erected itself pug a the ceiling. to The Doctor then raised his glass ately the to the almost rose of the instantly, and with up shrieked, 'Tis visible a fact. was of case "Mushroom a of port wine frigate, By the swallowed the going," looked like Jupiter!" " saying, and light, color is He which dug con- face grapes, ketchup, One of up from ketchup.— a by the three the cabin N. Y. News the invaHe did passengers Police Regulations.—In Paler- Cuhious was where he and asked the conductor how young return such ' in. pour you nbout were open, " I'm the ' tod now brought was we when to lonebottli:, ; man, appearance suffered to be led without any diately stepped lid young and who debilitated he man, cars and gone. thee, the bin the ode had received due honor, the After bottles Suspension leave the stepping off the platform, in the much at must the made for his relief. about depot with which money car Detroit, and Springfield, Mass., to Notwithstanding of the young from wine throttle our We'll bottle in pine So into tents. Portland paper: the friends, that he had out east conductor whose health To ers, going [tort tiud We'll not loavc sew- A Noble Girl.—The following is related We music. jockeys Are drunken or in the house." ing-machines that bril- ode, which an to set last make the festi- to : verse I lie two other so, establish- one " Left untapped nlotie ; never is in kindly very 'Tis the litnt fksk of quicker select. you kind—so its replace short, Burkhardt five or quaff this write to of At ceremony. persuaded we Duganne, remember only a con- removal the to In order impressive, more it mends it- make-shift in the world that no possibly ment of order when her husband's linen that there is can work- on out great measure, a sewing-mnchine hand—the money. in depends, working, and as val liant poet, event, an with entertainment to four an valued friends wine The was religious :i «o 4th one were over omniferosity, quite gave on sewing-machines are wife—one, a we our most well as sewing with Some particular sings whilst of was them bottles had two It crusted ; our There war. February. fine. very the bottle out short time, after a Of course, fortunate in are pattern so to ever. than others. upon its great deal. a vary you alone for returns than vigor will go If it does get being over-worked, by being left it 22d of certainly the cork only Trie occasions and crete mass fact, you may leave days, and it same. little from just from a of entrance We hoarded bottles. opened. July give it; and you may this it will do behind your back as sew present of choice the near much that in five years children's frocks manufacture old any sunk frigate slightest cut remember many a harbor, during the revolutionary personal supervision It will make shirts, being necessary. mark pocket-handkerchiefs, of a out rarely gets buttons, out but requires makes but little noise, will go unin- repair, Monday." which had been fished up port wine, was sewing-machine ' received having of the Romans." It is a script' to keep Sunday, promising to Vino Veritas.—We In of : best The very have is pre She did herself, him forwarded to his friends on been every- admirable de- an old-fashioned an sewing-machine " Apart, however, and way of the world." from Putich, to lady she aid, saying amount over Albany years ago of maintained. and search wicked Christian irreligion scription any- cordially most for The Best Sewing Machine.—The follow- ing, but the unions ; and nounced or seven not the you weak in the presence of the wicked- ex- Inver- Queen Street Hall have city, be am daily meeting held in the six intense an manifested by many. that either at In iiy sim- heartiness Reed. is held a might as peculiar meeting in the morning, and being it is, ; Mr. and Mr. Drummond prayer day with pected, sustained is Stirling there At the occasion. ness, a into the solemn deeply entering dence of of ' there be any makes so him in opening and again them, that we notice the on that the Lord may ness meetings, up of prayer springing to see which upon requests the Fulton Street Meet- ing, if most ' of the one the offering The young and besides gave him so, see In edited in London ( The Evangelist, H. Wilson, late of the 'Ragged by the Rev. J. Church,' Aberdeen,) has been actually called into existence be and its lication, It is. this Hu- duties and their offered paying charity, little a the fare. neglected of are us, upon submitted prayer,' received Magazines, one Let greatly ferred personal, national and these sins; manifestedly lying too. unbelief. churches. our on account confession of privileges, where and of efficiency pay exhibit to portion of a declined to mourn and ungodliness miliation before God ecclesiastical have we begaji en- val- a there ap- bitterness' doubtless of root hinders the be again been Some it Nor of attention from the Press. amount our religion special Revivals,' ' many ecclesiastical by of movement added that the due course being delivered. moment In the revival of to of subject the on talk. in within their bounds, and three brought under its review. action has been taken bodies, with a not ended all this not ' life, reviving prevailing over but in we are With here and dry bones. pearances of Church, awakening of I think you will say, is very stimu- Church, which has practically and couraging; 1859. JUNE, but after all, ley there is the Free All this. " conse- increased useful- to of the subject the prominently in inner life, and believe Presbyterian everywhere quickened time same I United had true have and ness Christians us quence lated that and greater faithfulness to stirring them up FRIEND, 43 THE mo, the Sicily, only week police one other half is are paid from week to The their wages. reserved fund, out of half of kept as a loss by theft, burglary, and similar crimes, which it is the duty which all of the parties suffering police There is a to months, and the the a policemen, loss of their at surplus who are are duty. sort are indemnified. the end of every six is divided among thus made failure wages by every The system works Crimes of this at prevent, settlement to to suffer perform admirably. almost unknown, and each settlement there is but little to dc- �44 THE Our FRIEND. THE M 1859. IS, of the which has attended the efforts success in the way of people, of his church at in Lyons, of Waimea, of his extensive Rev. Paris'people Mr. parts «;r the occupies now attention the same island. on in erecting ally the it shall be dicate that the Government is upon this steady been accustomed drinks. ous Now intoxicating the surely We cup. in call pressing a resolve they organized be may for such Let their graves. to with firm resolution there is organizahead- many them arise, and dashdovm and dashaway intoxicating and forever, the at once, Society a an carrying poison- dashaway to hope have they Honolulu; tion, for strong drink is long if drink useless and to ? Dashaways reasons, matter be may of tees scribers. coins of all other countries, uals, 1, be taken to are petual necessary steps are charter, select otherwise carry has a now the part of the The Association. in progress States, of ihe Government and subscribers long delay and New Cemetery.—After will something effectual family proprietor of the in a ought surely " do its numerous) duty; of 1859 the become by adding but the to, more time law shall be ever obligation of icietieg Society.—Among them, Society should not that its fund has forgotten. yielded with the proceeds ciety meet to be of such Strangers' work, cases to as worthy of aid, and erant the Queen's Hospital. We sufficient, learn together enable the were sum of 1. So- deemed $100 to 12. Singing. to in the in- ; nor, that clause declares that no the impairs be editorial commenced being of one We shall hope He terprise. it Missionary hope, however, all foreigners the entirely tenor Henry he will be language. the little successful en- independent Tract or that all the Mr. Bethel, of Society. will aid in its support. oration, it college, p. B. Lyman, Jr. 3. T. 11. Oulick. Oration—Earnestness 4. Singing—Soldier, Rest, No (,'louil of Sorrow—Duet. ft. Oration—The Love of Fame 6. Declamation—Curiosity make good at not bread the does the baker we think so, guess try a you will third, and how quenees, William Andrews. 7. Singing—Flora gave 8. Oration—Hawaiian it. Oration—OorjßMl Fairest Flowers—Five Part Chorus. me N.Emerson. Republicanism to 10. Singing—O Come, America. . .F. Young 12. 8. Lyman. Early Morning—Chorns. 11. Oration—Utilitarianism 8. T. —The Hula and Its Results Alexander. Henry 11. Park.tr. Scenes [Quintet. "4. Oration—Superstition's Death-blow Oration—Waste of 11. R. Mind Hitchcock. A. Francis Judd. In, Oration—Error, and How toOverci roelt.S. C.Armstrong Night—Duet. 17. Singing-Good Ann E. OF ITI'II.S. Dkpaktmknt.—Eni;u.«ii Cot Alexander. Louis Johnson, AllanW, Judil, Ellen E. Armstrong, 8. Augtifta Judd, Horatio B. Bailey, John E. Ijidd, Geo. P. Borden, Ellen E. Lyman, Dc Witt Oartwright. Fidelia M. Lyons, Chas. Eliialteth W. A. Castle, 11. Albert Sarah Lyons, Henry 11. Macfarlane, Clark, E. Coan, Geo. W. Macfarlane, Ann M. Pimond. Sarah C. r.ik. 8. Elizabeth Johnson, Emily W. Alexander, I'aniel Naone, Pimond, Anna M. Pari?, .liiliah 11. Pimond. Hattie C. Pierce, Edwin 11. Ditnond, John T. Watcrhousc Oliver P. Emerson, Josiah Waolani, Geo. N. Wilcox, Carrie A. Hall, Alberts. Wilcox, Cornelia Hall, John Wind. Classical Cornsa. Samuel T. Alexander, Thos L. Gnlick, Henry M. Alexander, Chas. T. Oulick, Mary J. Alexander, J. Porter Green, *f. Hall, William Andrews, VTm. Clara 11. Ellen Holden, Armstrong. Wm. 11. Bailey, Abhie F. Johnson, Henry P. Baldwin, Wm. A. Kauhl, Mary T. Castle, Josias Kaaukai, Charles 11. Clark, John M. Kapens, Lucinda M. Clark, Fred. 8. Lyman, Joseph P. Cooke, David B. Lyman, Unfits Martha E. Cooke, A. Lyman, Juliet Cooke, Albert B. Lyons, Chas. H. Daly, Mary A. Paris, Samuel M. Damon, Henry 11. Parker, Nathaniel Emerson, Carrie P. Parker, Justin E. M. Fannie Patv, Emerson. Wm. H. Oulick, Emma L. Smith. S. C. Armstrong, many a notion about try more, if peculiar; loaf of Mr. a we dare you and not A. F. Judil. aAdjournV.medCN.ofthw tineg.A. as held at Capt. Dr. Judd in ter presented by was appointed at soon as n ay a should Trustees should provide to carry out suitable It the dead. be be Said was also was be o'clock, called by design draft for the in a been having that of voted the the In- that, meeting the and a char- had voted signed, chosen the grounds it which to the Minister presented signature. 11 at The draft of committee fully discussed, Corporators when the Chair. the document should appointed inst., previous meeting. a same should be terior for his 14th Snow's store, A. M. the Mann's, second, 11. R. Hitchcock, L. Chamberlain. been read and Boston bread —none better in the is quite making that not and opposite staunch Scotchman, The Bostonians have city. do although ,T. I'. Cooke.. and its Const may be inferred that the hulas will a Half-past 7 O'CLOri. missionaries of Mr. Parker's Mann, AT the Lord—Anthem. 2. Oration—The Soul's Anchor Frlsiiukv. late exhibition of Oahu the July, colloquial the a Hawaiin welcome may prove a reputation in not writing in starts all aid from any We doubt cordially most sheet, and best very we that Mr. He has the the and of charge Parker, of Kaneohe. of learn in the newspaper, will language, EXERCISES. Evknini:, Jvsv. 2, Insflaf—Praise the Friend 11. Compositions Meteorology. CATALOGUE dollar, silver Newspaper.—We 2d class. Algebra, other contract. a monthly religious anniversaries during holding their the past month, that of the b\ |flcllsj. Horace and Cicero do Of. 10. coun- be advocated in his paper. Strangers' Friend 8. Singing. 3. Singing. 4. Ca>sar. Mary E. Andrews, which passed 7. Anabasis. u. Julia A. Oulick, New A reasonably duty. 1-2 time altered, violating I. JV3K 2. Geography. Ist class Preparatory changed been never 12. Singing. as stand- all as from pure Milium. 11. Geometry. 13. Singing—O Call Me Swift from these Temitestuous become the silver to of it be, without can to taking or quantity exact that dollar of value in that of their Constitution, which and is five of consequently has assimilate them in value From (which Natural Phil'tanphy. 6. Reading. 15. been, from coins have for declared 371 The gold dollar may be, try. gold Honolulu, silver should make the pure the private individ- organization perpetual standard the commu- now 10. one islands, American in and money, ard dollar, and it let foreign did its 1845, nobly as accomplished to The lot." foreign community times now be hoped burial accommodations. provide suitable Every be to Arithmetic, Ist class. I. Singing. the Government by rate the equally successful much fruitless discussion, it is nity, of grains Hawaiian, find. to of the to Homer and Antigone. 9. RHETORICAL The Congress of the United after soon under the the benevolent intentions out current being. unit the obtain appoint officer', and site, Singing. S. Virgil. 5. Singing the and Government, fixed upon the silver ian to un- that 155,) p. chosen Per- been of the President on their at the time the part of the sub- ten on King The Trus- hospital. new have been chosen—ten Government, and a the designate to name 7. 2. Analysis. the silver value, in these vol. deed, given correctly made (See Laws 1846, 12. Singing. 1. Arithmetic, 3d class. Tin KSItAY measure 11. Competitions. the- dollar of the United States, consisting of or class. 6. Latin Header. 1. Ileri.litus. observe to has Legislature silver dollar has cup. The Queen's Hospital.—This is the in hundred cents, the unit of money, and stand- Dash"wTy."-hOnelbow oae utr why until 11th, in- right, Class. ». Spelling. 10. Greek Lessons. star 31. subject: That this " 7. Singing 8. Algebra, Freshmen Geography, 'illclass. must eventu- of the Polynesian COLLEGE, 30. 4. Singing. The following of this country, and between , a OAHU 1, ISM. EXERCISES, Sacred History. 2. Arithmetic, 4th claas. 5. remarks from the included, For the very best of all " purely a confusion established. fully OF AT JiNi axd mr 3. Hawaiian Christianity. call the teetotalers make not community there will be and come, In a ORDER 6. Arithmetic, 2d the This result decimal currency. ard favorable indication, showing We regret that the Chamber of Commerce did leaving EXHIBITION Mar 30 and 31, 3. clean sweep," ANNUAL value of coins the islands. at derstood, it is necessary This is THE move- In another col- current of and sub- neat public worship. itial houses for progress of in circulation pulu. of the group the native Christians busily occupied most in to a 1. ory, build two, and receive their pay work money witness direction. right will be found the Harris & Co. have contracted Messrs. Similar costly several church building different parts in edifices building a paid for, and The Rev. Mr. engaged now field. It is Hilo. in hand. to Rev. Mr. Coan in view congratulate the We is Among Hawailans.- Boilding highly gratifying in the ment umn Church Order of Exercises Currency. AT It is .11 1559. JUNE, FRIEND, as of Secretary, other officers view, becoming viz.: burial to of �THE Reals When of Commerce bcr Victoria—it Sovereign, Queen our the silver curls Btrange that " and faces" account for the may " Their real" Bible and j! I active your lish The experienced absurd but how ; place to oil, an with a of Commerce sciences of those urge This real The pose. gentlemen be put a upon if as shall we had they tion ever since the How it was in been the days of Ferdinand No"Don" mysterious. with a the than more do with par In which of the look Inqusi- the in the real and or will it for 25 re-consider Give quarter. hand them to cents no We ! action quarter .' the postmaster 10 cents postage, and you pay him a dollar, he returns you nine dimes, which Suppose pass worthless in are at the post-office. at pass Among We value. any into circulation come ducing them at Honolulu, except the a retail shop, will natives, they have no idea until reals are sible among your the 14th. the latter, which banished, by Star of youthful " as sons stitution of the Countrymen Grampian Hills, requested are the officers of of and many printer, credit Mr. upon teacher, and upon S. C. the pared pupils the English in this engaged encounter department difficulties of preciation the teachers too who died of ap- community. Currency.—Late cussed in that legalized ican continent. even The in old portion subject is England, currency of the Amer- now where being " he ; shillings have become dis- thor- in the minds of the peooughly stereotyped The ball has been set in motion, and it ple. must roll shall, practically, currency. becomes on, until The the whole civilized world at least, sooner our fully committed better for all concerned, tion it should require Mint. adopt to little the even the decimal community system, if for its the adop- the establishment of 45 of but ; fell eyes him Bible. whale a God, and " that ship, James. said he, in one ashore and Kio and at clambered of the Falkland were had been few curiosi- a Cape jhe rocky up and he Islands; his mother's kiss, and heard the of ftiSSdUf home, and wonder, and their,sy heard and his related the spent occur of whole the saw and the meeting, at hone. mother The again the ship the went we oil. pitched It dangerous ten be down. main he only was never work minutes so to at" as make to on hatches would deeply broke from the knees med to peices—the to the one casks, leeward, lashings the at hatch- instant both literally jam- were broken into shivers. We the took him into we and and could the steerage, and did to make him he numbered—he bind up his broken comfortable; knew, that must die. his That but days night, we were as I J? "That's Come like to to the see- , for ™ make ... Now,' Hau , °n "'"^ its to y v God." child a them him, by } . <i plain. to come Can quoted He- to save Ood chief." am good. "I 15, : into the came that is " nto "'~ tr. to livetn in of all worthy and n come knew how 1 Tim 1 quoted He is able n be to said that such sinners I more?" i;„„»k ever them." " " he short a "Do you know of : saying, any ill.i ~~ that „.,„.. he father," I sug- gested. "How's "As help can that?" the child him in He so lay over run time shall be his smile features. saved ;" the sound of the on a he ocean. sun He's come ; " in forgives a earnest tears be- arose in nnd I me, voice The like day regal splend- 1 held his hand he must him." eyes opened like a sunbeam sweetness. he's come." Jesus," upon his ; said, with flute for trusts you evident from the played and felt the death-thrill; " the child so can feel God Then the face "He dawned—then the or father to engaged was overheard. down bright his as upon him, pleadings with God, as few words I are by casting yourself little a that his you And now. by fleeing Jesus trust to feels danger, you his father said I. best knew, k„ ing a were bones ;„„ and rolled into way where he stood, and in legs above bTewit? •,o~£>s few a After sinners, of whom I save to was !" and ready seemed he said the thing O, if mother get to which he faithful a for Jesus' you Jesus is earnestness. where it is think of to passing was what I want," awful an go. shipmate," said he, gan the his it to be saved ?" to the cask, in the when the vessel rolled the weather rail, and you handle the casks water water and sea, sticks of wood down amongst the cask of "O, a stow- rough the more Duboice stood world the to within me." acceptation, that Christ Jesus his saw stowed and filled, was hatchway, and work a during This is " and I read came clean heart, O a to is it how me thought, can help to was heavily, The last cask and in in this world. in day next ing down" He which would Poor fellow, it waking dream with him ; I as to random, my 1 "O, yes. got with place any words the antici- scenes tell trembled pause, where not at just give it Shipmate, to me That is to and I've ; the book suggested. uttcrmost watch for Now, how shall I get it ?" " ?ri?'"T.it.m,« ii.i them. to middle with enthusiastic painting pated adventures me get ready to right spirit a there ! Pray God deep none He how Create in renew Hold, here young ship moth- he, handing Psalm till that verse, Savior. a her hand, by his fifty-first Psalm, the on " tenth " the Duboice us opening from sake," I related of left home, by written read?" Where it tells Corwin, Pres't. of astonishment while he showed his shells, limbs, a in men had been their look of pounds, so by the Board board on than Islands, sides of a and pence" manuscripts hands of the the Azores, and got at hard and intelligence from Canada shows that the decimal has been the elated ashore to nature, high degree the part of the boys acquir- ordinary you with the and is His moth- name. I felt bewildered, and knew to the Sonth Atlantic—James Duboice: of oil. Decimal Sailor Dying the me," said to Where shall I " read Damon, Cor. Sec'y. or compelled are no and their services merit a on and in in placed examined James Now read " set interest, All at leaf was to leaf, and look- him when he to him, to the book. plans which correspondence E. felt already high- Beckwith, to overcome language, sailor, Verde coun- Native of Society. affecting story ties teachers who pre- for his school. have great difficulties ing Morris be it till I the brought it the blank at When heaven." Con- fully will 1 mes- a the forecastle to go he After Sarah Duboice." er, die the pieces reflected the those be a Directors. the " for him inquire anxiously The exercises hereafter. est will Of all the to The " will open the tracts, before to try boy from Manoa," attracted attention and will to the to it and and under Bible. fly Presented Society's Should you be in posses- sion of facts which cordial welcorhG &c." attention Society, which have in view. wc The Lovers," and the before your minds the design and more when westward," advance the on me aux- and in every pos- re- refer of Hawaii declaim such Romans, "On the only Who doubts that is Empire can highly creditable was performers. young We and watch little while. a chest, eagerly given will June 10th, and the exhibition the of people, to We would call your not dimes meet that you will form approval, way endeavor to the value of dimes. place evening so with and long slept bade his opened had er " or School.—The annual examination Royal far he open child, because a morning address parents' should find his and opera- design will awoke he " iliaries An took that the for passes their It is his me the in his mother!" spoke rationally again. he sage for them, ed gratuitous your parishioners. Society your cordial more prouder Btep, from the i >giving and he publica- their you, for to the In not. and grew calm, re- collect "Mother! ravings calling came mother!'" hear him to and then he would weep like and be heart-rending was 1piteous published, pack- tracts are among confidently hoped tions of for Others may it welfare. the streets of Ma- Francisco Honolulu Chamber distribution of the Cham- circulates San the Spanish quarter the ever walked Spanish quarter 16 cents—but hope upon pur- and Isabella. consequential air, hand in Honolulu. only at its the their fingers, seems still slipped through to have drid dime reals, dungeons to have allowed tier of Commerce they as and funds already is issued. them of amount When these to pub- Hawaiian Ian- series be O ! Mother! " constantly calling, ' she in- '' the proposed the soon will be forwarded |j ages all these smooth- for the members possible con- for answer jj requisite or passed j tion. that the the not banish very soon old Spanish faced and bald-headed and dime, Liberty, at ease, ill are will measure must indicates to receive the merchants upon true value. of figure a One of tho resolutions Eagle ! the Chamber by of superscription in solicit to promoting of the prepare a dime, in such intervals at an the American first late at a Society, It is tracts and will j| prepared, will follow with idiotic shaped head | worn-out Spanish real, to Of MM old Spanish King, above bright American jI quired have appointed, watched with him, he his berth and by was of Directors of the Ha- Society. series of a Churches.sat June 13, 1859. Tract co-operation the of terests they ■! guage. favor which peculiar ' smooth Hawaiian were waiian passing " Spanish of the The thoso of seems escaped. should have quarter" I undersigned j all !! meeting of the Board and America, to Pastors of Honolulu, locks of Europe—not excepting heads of the crowned Cham- golden the clipping were Presidents of South Republican the to the Honolulu attached the barbers Circular Dimes. versus 1859. JUNE, FRIEND, in mine, then he murmured, " Who has come whispered, and V he fell asleep. On sped the noble the afternoon, sail to ship and then we till four bells laid th« the mast, and buried him, in bis hammock, iv the closely "deep, deep in maintopsewed sea." �THE 46 CmLiTY is Fortune.—Civility a is itself, for in tune courteous a is said of him cotemporory, thathis agree- t end; and sing receive gracious served be denied to to time when popular of from he in man our the obtained success of every is tory divines, lawyers, suits. On affability, ously the wood To unconsciously a woman—it is in un- history of best of j have often their by plausible Of manners. in all other respects, equal the by two men, tor Utility aid the study ; besides, it weakened is given not But things many mind principally the attention divided among; studies, is eral of the energy rate learning, the by one make your main attention, your favorite ; in excel plative habits perfect to ~ on action ; Much ol 'is confined to more theories, speculation in have and vocation give cannot what thinks what None we in pursuit foreign to we self- our mental I the if years world to with a require copy Bible Societies have and that it come ; with the Krtian sum en- success we contrib- the amount the house of this buildoppor anil thanks and timely the gen- of Hilo and different been of has than six of worship be and parts Scriptures, the their present in- be done in annually spent ing they will truct—never again never cloy. annual An the in sermon Recording Treasurer, that the $3,30.l meet the of Turner. the Rev. the preach to Society the Annual read. From of the the Society which $86221, of the expenses held was and it latter, in of the Reports for the and the expenditures of S. chosen was of the which receipts Corwln, member a W. Rev. Corresponding Secretaries, were '.12 ; balance Rev. E. 1860. at and Judd, chosen waH adjourned meeting evening, Bible Hawaiian been of the appeared past year were $2,947 71, leaving will all be taken to up Star. Morning Hawaiian iliary Tract Society.—There and of the Hawaiian union a Tract to the Society. American visable to form the On Society." " of the name the at chosen have Bible and coming a Tract the year Tract meeting enterprises was following officers were and when Bethel, but it ad- thought Monday evening. May 28th, for the aux- Societies, independent organization, Hawaiian of the friends of the Bible held originally were has and the Society and Tract of these and a new Bible They Bible tho friends and members : portions unexpected thus mi- has in us the good Rev. the columns happy strangers to of present the have thuß who A. i). Rev. L. Smith,ofOahu; Forties,of Molokui, Secretary—Rev. S. C. Daniou. Recording Secretary —\Vni. A. Spooner. Corresponding —Autos Treasurn 8. Cooke. Auditor—l. lUrtlett. Executive Committee. —E. 0. Hall. O. B. C. for the Lord. on Vice Presidents— Rev.T.Coan, of Hawaii; Rev. .1. F. Pojrue, Rev. D. Dole, of Kauai. officers of the The for rangements native Inpraham, J.T. 11. M. Whitney, R. Armstrong. Waterhouse, have Society publishing Other language. IV $10 00 S. Kiiiiniieilu u Poh* \ II. E II Kit. Ktalikalnnl.. •■ made already series of a of usefulness plans ar- Tracts in* the are con- Wm I,. Lv.. M . . • l» rls it ,. no S.I, 10 00 W II 00 ft no M ou 40 IK) (leo. Beckwlth 20 00 .1. M H I., Brenclilev and family... ( »stis * Cooks....... g W.Clark s '• I'arke Mr* M. Dimond .1. F. 50 t'ofra- 50% fStsioh occupied brought, "'V.y.uberlayrie.. 3 5 20 & faro. this was charged and wounding one 25 00 J. I'. Mills 5 00 S. Palmer 3 10 00 Andrew 10 00 John Ii 10 00 A. Garret 00 3 00 00 30 W. Pierce 25 00 Alexander 5 00 J. Nomon D. Baldwin 10 00 Ewo (Chinaman) 10 00 K. It.eid and ilunithter 2fl 00 Atnnit * Akan (China.) 10 W. P. Native Church, Knhala 75 00 Kenniki I,. Lyons 50 00 F. Ena Nat. Church, Walmea 100 00 E. Tavlor W. 6 00 6 C. Shipman J.J.Porter 00 6 00 (Chinaman).. Hapai Aiko 00 100 00 the offences with what but which The 10 00 00 10 " 30 00 " 00 00 10 00 John 2 00 Chenan 4 00 Warren in out before the Court, the Court justly was to form be slow think might captain the understand and forcing the of im- charged, moderate a of mitigation in was penalty, severe. by which the judgment of properly influenced, should a upon law the of imposed upon the captain ing some penalty, justified.—X. B. Mercury. in matter the We have States, of award- necessity would which case. United the the Court the which Tor and his friends oonsider and but for voyage, of the facts which were brought opinion an beating one without the material facts in are for consideration master which the some tr Ed- one and Epps, Court, public, ignorant they last lncVucVnC, aware John ship whaling overwhelming circumstunccs almost posed her two already are master of the upon The shore. on 00 " Akina and wife (Chin.) 10 him for port, during ward of and 10 00 00 the Capt. F. C. Smith, five days, has been some of Our readers was 00 6 00 L. A. I'avie the Court close. a 00 15 00 Sanlnrd 'o Capt. StnitV. that 00 20 00 W. F. Conway F. 10 00 trial that the 50 00 Richardson.. Master.—We notice in Whaling of a papers Williams .1. II Coney 00 Boston E. t. Ynuiiit II. Trial 00 50 00 Friend A 40 00 100 Keed j,,!,,, K |y 10 00 10 C. Darrein \V C. Austin .'/.. K. 10 00 <n B.Hates L. Smith II. I« 00 NHImii 100 00 Pitman*: Kinney's chil. 10 lit Datis A. ll.Pilman moo Maria L. Pitman a in single Great 10 00 Mrs. Fisher 5 00 00 Mrs. Ilinil 5 00 3 Brooks 4 00 Conway 00 Capt. * Mrs. C. Jeffrey in C. 10 00 II. Austin 10 3 EA.II Mrs. Whnlon Mrs. 5 00 WooilhriilRc II. A. I' II. Coney 00 J. 00 Thus. Miller 5 00 25 00 10 00 5 00 S. A. C 5 00 A. C. Ashley 5 00 A Friend 3 0.1.» 6 00 2 50 E. Willis Mrs. E.Clark 5 00 Drew 500 On behalf of the —P. 00 5 00 A Friend Building Committee : C. Mr. T. Coah. The Case curred in fail true and us, friends, again, never we well cease organitation just ting, we believe accounts from nightly. entire Hook sion enrolled among twenty It has to • San fifty a temperance Francisco, origina- the firemen. extended and Ladder u is the name of started in At the latest members were to Sacramento, Company members.—Adv. were on joiningit where one an occa- of the been held Sickles.-A curious circumstance should bo of the the the jury outset that this an put in is what generally Doubtless this custom is in itself forms of law, English before months reason dock" they together permit old times for is, other wild common have without been a tried, and beast, a considered, dangerous person, who tho harsh keep men sometimes even like yet In for did not in employment murderer putting a supposed is inci- dock." of counsel. the because he tieated the relic of which remedy, common prisoner, " called he it were, degrading of the the position that as no to be was from the common exemption dents connected with Is was oc- Sickle* the them, thus, murder case, and that, their client with on counsel prisoner's to sit with permitted intimating at of pnniiclling trial, tho request prison then, like them Maclay of Maui; hand. "Dashaways."—This to Mr. O. P. and G. M. Robertson. in of the who cheer trespass shall II 11.11 R. K.C heathen in Books, like friends, should be few and return Wm. native for strong drink. chosen, and —Dr. by from Him many to other and strun.ers, bless helping a —Rev. L. Smith. UonDALC. has been in neglect. statement more every only might us Maui. dPKCIAL DONATIONS FOR PPLPIT. startling supply were and Kauai. Andrews, Coan, Hawaii. templated. W. F Startling!—The lent kindly 8 ide that it will sincere in much lorefffnen of Maria L. Pitman it, for failure in what love is however, unsolicited) which house a we Mrs. persehimself be eminent can vocation who devotes his to a ergy utility. only by to a visionary success Secretary place of Shipman, of Hawaii, under aid has of the Alvertiscr, T. importance despises. in his ; succeed in it, for can attention our and 'J contempla- and None who vering industry. above his will names Issuto speculation, practical obtained be to are USOU constructs no their would we heart! the tun A. to to profession, a of contem- routine of action narrow which Excellence business, a rivers of was, themselves other this tint . Q; gives reliei 'I plation unaccustomed m an of »jjjJ gjves relief tion. man te'm the $800 Titcs resolved, was and cancelled, avail by ; April, andStrangers.—The itidii iduuls Il.M.Knmehiimeh excur- improvement the it house than residents by foreign work of erecting II. constructs the Bth of on u B. President—Rev. E. Corwln. B«r Majesty the Queen The union of pursuit. went into study claims occasional materials for the contributed 9800. cases many churches and If it sions into the fields of literature and science, and collect than Rev. sev- division man to to while on Honolulu C. Committee Armstrong, E. (t. Hall, Corporation it oil'on this occasion. Tho was expressing islands sources, Study debt more (in afforded i lined con- ship Coral, Parker, Oahu. w, Daniel Dole, " Executive Dr. a thanks of the natives of Hilo. for the erous the kind- brought to house, -weep more committee would ing gro'ip. Business.-In and to Foreigners from one twice the chance for fortune.—JV. I'. Mir. has The funds Aid of Hilo purchase By The balance the upon and : year Treasurer— sj. X. Castle. sends out its now tower. proved unfavorable, lilled, list at were elect- Secretary—.Rev. E. W. Clark. Corresponding fair estimate. a swelled Siibsetjiient contributions $123.). to lull. impassable. than and it wits Of bell, weighing 1046 transpired offerings, were uted. of courteous 75 the house. expenses of weather left in the consequent rudeness, as have frequently succeeded greatest scoundrels the on Annual Tuesday on following officers the Ui:v. B. " Recording coral, etc. females and thcowucrsof the the hell debt rested as a Hilo The themselves injured a and irritability Local labor stone, Less than half the cash charge. free-will more lan- a 12,600 $852 fur the excellent procured, Bedford, general and native from the church expended The to An Dedication.—This by awa- favor, written in the collecting l uf>B, the iit'Capt. Si.ssun New was prejudice against him. to was gratuitous be difficult to make bell. liun boon without his every stranger 'inderstands. men of in and contributed met inviting peall phy- is the natives it would held A. TnrsTow neat and a burning lime, digging, leveling, church a pounds, mer- beauty of part and l'utta of but recall or ensuing President— Rev. The build- of the house is * great amount of Bcu.— In .Inly, stranger, instantane- general passport a ed for the summer house in March, 185!l, The cost style. for this labor most his behalf, letter of recommendation guage that a in fact, what civility is, man, to for at whioh Bethel, Society. —The was Vice-President—llev. S. C Damon. tho building for in completed at a where concilia- creates reverse, prepossession a kens the materials Messrs. Williams & Richardson. was on politicians, introduced being or anil During the the Society Auditor—WAßnrN pre- individuals of all pur- chants, and, indeed, contract cash, besides I in The have made the fortunesof manners sicians, instances frequent at Hilo. worship incipieut Missionary of this " ness the past, Hawaiian ago, years funds to collect made the 1857, ing examples he will house of given to The experience by civility. furnishes, if man were substantial The full of efforts grace, men. the Hilo. at more dislike, even kingdom. country own was by his politically was :—Nearly eight a new of into enemy other personal Editor was of Charles James Fox manners him favor a from one an that it by another, It point. often converted manners than in case Edifice Meeting The famous Duke of Marlborough a Church when persons even of ability sometimes fail. a New for- a 1 859. JUNE, always man Mb. succeeds in life, and that by FR I END, a " The in tiger he the or should communicate with means to times have every B. Mer his counsel while the case Is on trial.—JV; at all �47 THE FRIEND, Ilntiolulu, 11. Oahu, FOR SALE LOT EVERETT, AUOTIONEBH, 63-Lf PRIVATE A I. HAWAIIAN 100-tf A. A. ***"*•_ N. B.—The N. Y. C. ii. ami fc • » E. D. " Butler, & Keith BEST 146*3t SEAMEN to obtain 5iL. SALE the Ballot*' S WISHING Per order. have BOXES Water Colors, (or sale by MACY LONDON ■ 11. M. X46-31 WHITNEY. PAPER. DRAWING X F"3 i GENERAL CONSTANTLY C HOAY LAND'S I GALLERY. 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FORD, P; the Depository, vessels to lying " off books and from \'l to 3 o'clock P. M. C. by papers, Office Queen street, C. U E O N. Market CO,, Agents), I. er, Storage and S. by AND PHYSICIAN Port the drews was open and Merchant J. W. streets. Borden, the Editor by the and New and Queen manu Open day and have Office ' any the but He board is a U. S. or seven board the by Commission- who left ' corner jy Rajah, of Kaahu- Anthon's streets, Makee & years ago, -1 on 1 merchantman of the Friend respecting said S. H. Block. any be now to call of them visit a self- of call- time us appealing and United will of the United States postage 60. for receive the a to for- paper bound volume for graiit. can to known. furnish Andrews, they are PITMAN, survivors of in Honolulu upon the the wrecked or ■ any in- fayette, PRODUCE, Silver reasonable terms, and at the shortest whaleship ore wreck 111. the United WANTED—Exchangeon Oet States and 2.18M. 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L BYRON'S BAY, HILO, HAWAII, whale ships and others, Store* required by on sailor for the current Water- so. order to HAWAIIAN supplied lie will friends, the last year Study the ALSO, All have it be. removed will not find included, for $2 subscription reported subsequently the vessel is name of of the readers formation surgeon' Drug Store, DEALER GENEBAI- or ward to his of the Friend. ADAMS, six shipped on shipped on ed to do night. ~8. that larg now to might necessity When they and the Hawaiian States, jy ELISHA Hall. Capt. rope, 1. M. from 9 A. M. to 4 P. physician in rejoice should and the sure and is years, that the Friend may be (gy Any Printer ~eTh:offmann, Office We donations. for has be FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERS for several before. large volumes, Said AnMary, Captain B. C. Sayre. ■ price in the Spring of discharged at Honolulu, V We He then man, SURGEON, S or Nantucket about of board I. M. D., HONOLULU, OAHU, the Hon. Honolulu, jy Respecting carefully replenished. JUDD, corner of Fort many years FRIEND" SENT ABROAD. The Friend Chaplain. He wrote home. Sailor. Medicines. for funds. Money. SURGEON AND HAWAII, Chests P. a a Store street, Years. 1844, from Cape Town, South Africa, but sincei $5 For Three A redirectly heard from. the the publisher will send $5, For | jry paper leached his friends that about one year ago port has and furnish a for one year, (rosTAOE included) in Franklin, he was in Honolulu. He was born number* volume for 1856,together with all the 1 bound reAny Information will be gladly Pennsylvania. ai 1853. G. CONNELT, WM. M. the in WETMORK, HILO, Office, R G General Recruits. H. Medicine trade, !>., S hut for ceived PHYSICIAN N. B. 51. MAUI, & LAIIAINA, with ing patrons WANTED. INFORMATION I. near & and Chandler* Ships supplied STREETS of King and School streets, that time has not been GILMAN Ship ever come so DAMON, Seamen's S3T Respecting AND PHYSICIAN MERCHANDISE, Jayue's supporting paper, with supplied for LIST OF prepaid, H. RETAIL AND IN Church. OURincreasing 8. HOTEL WHOLESALE the •'THE Swed- furnished SMITH, AND COSK offered DENTIST. OF B. Also, at large Stone C. 11. Nicholson, in King formerly occupied by Seamen's Chapel. opposite the near English, are the Hawaiian prices, by Subscriptions B.—Seamen belonging N. and inter-island exchange. on any received. sale. Allh««f other port to keep in any climate. any cost Office of Also, islands. at the These books GRATUITOUSLY the cele furnish*! at the lowest rates, AND 33f Agents the Portuguese, German, Welsh, Tract Societies, but willbe warranted No charge made at in TRACTS, Spanish languages. good supply a »ud ish I'OTATOKS. can lie than at quicker time O- at Million. Pork. Touliry, of Beef, sold be found will Hawaii, where walhac lirnt old by the Whalemen's same LADD^ COOKE, & oldstand, corner At the HOME. HONOLULU. SAILOR'S BIBLES, French, solicit the would respectfully N. AMOS GENERAL BIBLE, BOOK ANOTRACT DEPOSITORY' Whalemen! To W. DEALERS Artist. IHIWI.ANII. and for sale at the articles, CASTLE. N. IMPORTERS 8-tf. BOOKS AND MACY keep in climate. call and examine specimens W. f exchange. Beef packed to entire satisfaction. give N'" B —The Public are invited and kinds. island Leather, Paper, Pocket Caulking-Irons (tf) mer- iuter- on other CASTLE latest improvements. India Patent the all nu- " to Ra\ Hinges, Screws, Tacks, Wrought Nails, Spikes, Brads,' and numerous shortest on STREET^ kinds. prices, by lowest good supply a beef, potato—, hogs, sheep and articls reqnlrnd by whalemen. other mcrous above attextiosof would call the UNDERSIGNED ON HOTEL NEAR STREET, of all Tools Mallets, of Hawaiian j SMITH. j^ Sheath-Knives, H. M. 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C. mure uu AND READING-ROOM, LIBRARY Boston. Hill, MATHEMATICAL .V Y. .-. ( • ITORY. • TArrAX, Bkioham it Co., DAM Honululii, Mo REFERENCES. Messrs. Saxpsox . HAYING Hawaii, in 11. I. block, Queen street, Honolulu, new it to >o COMMISSION MERCHANT, Janlon's i 6< to Association for*sale. EVERETT, P. won WORTH, established inn. the owner, by .Sec. EVERETT, Treasurer ami P. Apply COMPANY, It stile J. N. Y. C. IN fenced with LOT, tor ottered the islands. I 1.1)1 ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. A. P. 1 859. JUNE, H, or Dr. One oopy, per Two copies, Fivteopiw, iitSi - annum, ™5: " - - * - 6 >09 �THK 48 I'ltlKND, Ship Henry Brigu-uipt with material received per Josephine. ham sailed with a full cargo of 1100 tons; ship Ram- MARINEJOURNAL. April 1, cruise S. I. lost at ! wliale. west. cisco on made a at the 16th May. arc the fallowing dava' o'clock. — the bar coursefrom straight 240 miles. 23 1< lilO miles. 24 lnllen. -J."i 26—Am brig Josephine, Stone, wh 2ti—Am sh from / Josiah the Flat' Ship, with suiiar ' 28—Am clip ship Orion, himVy, 23daysfrom Puget Sound, with cargo of lumber fur Sydney. 29—Bretn bark Frances Palmer, Paly, 14 day* from bs from 14 days ghan. theSunn Waters, or try, Capt la- Pacific Squadron believe, we Belgium—Twenty-five 186 miles. Bolivia— Doubloon 20:"i miles. Bnuil—20,000 rein 1SM13 miles. run, Do. [ fd- Gun*.; It Filmland—Pound, Euplaiid—Pound, Is Yanilajia •20 •JO 11';. Calla had 50 of days i-t :■ IA IN 1- tfi (.'vain.- arrived H'm-t at New the during which (lay. lh.ldt. for HI 10-21 17—Haui »h air, Bruhn,for Iluiigkong. Advance, 20—Brig St. reported Clair, bound as Shu to Ship IV haiMN Siinm..iH. It, arrival I'm. at New [ Anglo tooaofgwtao,; arrived Hft.ron, Manter, sh for Henry KneeUud, Kelly, nr.J 27—Am sh Orion, Llbbey, for 30—Am bark fuaOMOQ—l>er Yankee, May :IG—Then. \V troth*. 1) QoJrdan, J X Chaanb rtatu.J C Jones, For B*J S Chan Morton, A L Ware, N Victoria. .'i children and servant, Mm Haaott, Mil Huron and ..._ l> Alert, Bnenesr, A A child, I- Y. For Vhtoria, Cold Bark Alice, of Spring, Win. S. Heche, master, 6. jrts—On Suncliiy, February o'clock, A. M., in W before could reach him, the heavy It had air ami water *and well, tod was the ship making a at s lieiivy deprived him of lie life, Charles A. Buck, but the on under article* one of understand, through we the overhead, saved by her hanging secured over the In in was badly of the cooking W cabin windows on (re Hard tack, under I 1 The sne was every gaining two on that the galley slo\t In of the hanging the gale broke, repaired Our rudder bands off Cape Horn, and for northwest, up the or bbii: Report damages large quantity broki, kuees as had broken, We experienced secured. were best but a number of weeks Urasii, of | formerly L. Ooltbm. 6 CifKRRY, aged 40 years and York city, he leaves but for the but the lying on found we ham, William lie wan a native of C years a resident Jobs. of where Honolulu, [San Francisco New and New copy.) to affld 30 years forinrrly of Massachusetts. of consumption, late from Santa Hosa county, Coshocton, Coshocton county Mr. Hubert California, but originally the OiaairßS Hart, Da*., 04 by the last mail, music, and years The of Honolulu. of age, father of Mr. information was widely known as of whose C. F. death arrived the author of much church- bird in Cctlrk N. ° the Kkv. city, Jan. UBth, M., Bi:njamin Clark Seamen's Missionary smoothest at sea I ever saw at the moorings; this place. cargo nearly York for a long Church of our time. His noon, N. lat hi' having never ity, he so far suffered made one. occupied preaching on the as of Pike evening But securing himself Lord's 18th with 700 tone. The Fleetwlng would not arrived. the 21st. time, and ssll about rus, In laying therefore was and would sail thei Argo at the i ■ same Ship Hespe- unfortunate enough to lose it, andI and on, hut would make another at standing off a mooring, was the hone At current at the present Directions for REV. rates. A paiang H. BINGHAM, JR. of puch vessels eßbft ha dionld made Apaiang, four to ns a trees, or stands through pass or to the south-east seta to which commences /one tree. a trees. On this marked by Midway between a cluster the starboard on or this passage of roclts, tree to upon a the port of New was in the Floating Kast street, a Kiver. His health, to voyage Besides vicin- Mr. Parker's Day, and lectures in the week Testaments, editions thousand. and most An at acceptable incredible number of Bibles; Books Prayer Life, and of Newton's were " to seamen; thus Bunyan's and Sacred the and Mr. and dispersed—whole Pilgrim," Songs, which Parker he was and to to or excellent anchorage, and the main above ss therose. dis- water, south-eayt side of the channel as you in or rather from Aye width, an eighth of a mile. water to in its mouth, fathoms. eight Just within the channel is at high tide. by Is Its The direction this the village (pronounced directly en- ready mile one Koinaua, one-half arenear Ko-ee-now-ah). This Is the capital of the island, and bears due north channel, distant about eight miles, for anchorage communication caube held with the main land, distant The mission premises bar a The lagoon then speed* From compass. from the across the lagoon. There Is also another good anchorage halfa mile to the northwest of the islet to which I have referred, opposite the channel. This channel is obstructed windward rocks, while the two is the same. oneis occasionally quite free. The The distance of the leeward sion premises is about six mites. Still quicker leeward with sunken depth of the onefrom and the mis- more easy communicationwould be held from the windward channel, from the fact that generally tions with a sionally bring sal). a boat might make the eminently pass to run In both direc- In case shipmasters should be willing us a near our island, mall call or to upon us when they occa- sistance to them, in occasioning them Water can an be obtained at our island. excellent place for are the above statements might be of some glad by him, rejoice and blossom an this Islet, a deemed useful In helping and sympathizing with the families of seamen sailor's widow's heart has been made on shore. Many a poor and many a desert baa he caused to and be rejoice for Europe' spot of ground in the that. the runs the lagoon, generally TMrectly opposite this channel, enter. an the on reef, two-thirds of the terminationof the main land, land lies the windward channel lying lie- extrem- which have been In sight a reef i Island,) about eight miles five miles to the north-west, when It is interrupted by from st south, the channel strong current generally Here the cocoanut eastern side, terminate, and disposed to touch either from the north-cast from the seat, keeping close bend of west. be as may communicate the following Items Apaiang and Tarawa, (Knox width, or me the island In approaching York, ally Sachem, Atkins,, large volume of Psalms come to 70 island, (Apaiaiif:.) let south-east. of New steadily. require to at oflabor place Savior at the foot Here he preached morning and A at the P. >!., came easterly gales, and the completed, 60 other MkfaM remain mile south-cast from Mr. Parker had been Seaman's Chaplain months at Y. Parkkk, A. aged sixty-three years. At 2 Bark all tering is N. N. K. ballast; light Half-Hollar ily deepens into ten and fifteen fathoms. away by the Sne weather, 134 with three fathoms Obituary. never leagues distant. 37* Hart, of the "Oratorio of Oninip"Uncr.'" that Island bearing W, distant 8 leagues, spoke ship Fleet500 tons guano on board, and employed discharging winy, with at the same time ship Hesperus, bearing SYV and stand3 I'jlc 374 IluMe tl'iu Ami tinctly Jarvis south, Coin*. Colombian Dollar Ohio. md 'laughter of Charles O. Pinkham, aged 3*l years 11 mouths. On the '29th of March last, in New Bond street, London, Km:., of we to the 2 25 In prevailing winds Josbpbimk—.Sailed from Honolulu moorings with very 4 25 Half-Dnllar the distance House for Seamen, be promoted their l>est interests in Boarding in two ways i in providing them liberevery way ; especially with books for religious reading at sea, and these hesave ing 85 2 20 islet covered with cocoanut At the Sailor's Hom<*, Honolulu, found by for two to 4 371 in In this city. May 23d, of consumption, Aibion K. I*. Birn- could, and kept lashings it was fine reals Quiirtcr evrry months, widow to mourn his a York papers please we by i*0 fl'Ji ity west coast. 6th. which April Maiiv At Honolulu, June 13, of pulmonary consumption, in the hold, amid- very heavy weather 50 3 France Quarter Rftlf-Dollmr '* tween Had strong gales with weather 6 after which very light and vaattained In four days; and rain. Friday morning, the 13th, riable windstith calms May Mr. JoHSI 30, DIED. which Is heavy Iron, had suited, drawing the boltsin from ship, hour. Afthe outside, which gave us a leak or2000 strokes per on. Siin Franciaco, Honolulu, to IUm also overboard-, and 2 North Omnan Thalar our with a tremendous very heavy, lusted about 12 hours; tried After the gale her leak. one 6 70 : ItII pee Fur MARRIED. N. V., onFriday, April 1, Sarah V., wife of Capt. Hudson, FMward A. Chapel, late master of whsJeshlp Northern Light, the night, fj 16 25 BY commenced from the north, veering hours through o, new crown Sailing was was 15 00 his sliip- also,one boat that The ship GO 16 25 ■aoattslnail n<a Vasquu, Randall Smith, j Geo Wood, Chas Akal, heaviest part of the gsle examination ter X Halatesd, ii Mosher, H Duncan, N W Tallant, from a 3 Bogota For New BKDr'tmu—jver Chapin, June lJ—flco 1* Bordeßi goose-wioged mainsail and the foot of the gale northwest, and blowing le (jumps • a The spencer. l> J C Kin?, Ang was utensils 6 00 fflil doubloon, s—Wm II and badly stove, hut deck, letting In ,r, and causing other damage. Lewis, June fraaoai Banner. W Ammon, stove; 16 50 ».cudi. new Peruvian May 2t-»GsQ Wilcox and was one new the lee rigging-, try-works, many 81—MfS Henry Ella, May lioiit that also, of her lashings was torn out pieces, taking secured: 3. 8 85 Silrrr Bolivian Telchea. !eea, properly r * 3 Tories? —100 piastres Tuscany - Sequin KusHian Francisco Pchench, Charles W. Berkeley, .■- native of his real name was Charles mstes, th-it His father is engaged New Jersey, and a dentist by profession. ir. He mannfaoinrlng paper. near lturdeiitown, in that Suite, iO H hen hroogfat aged ulii.ul years. was a large, healthy man, ixissible exertion was mode for Mi rethe every to ship, back His remains were consigned so the without avail. covery but 58=14 S., long. 62° 17 W., southeast of Cape Horn, lat. the on and of regret part with every aiqiearance of solemnity February 11, spoke hark Isabella, shipmates. his officers and 41 months out, of New Bedford, Lyons, mauter, boon) home, bark Baltic, of New BedFebruary 27, spike with 2400 Mils oil. Islands, liound home, from the Sandwich ford Capt. Stivers, New Zealand, two oil. Took whales on right with 3300 bills bids of oil. March 7, experienced a very bears ..which made 150 79=34 W. The decks were ° and lot. long. in 57 31 S., gale ' swept three times with tremendous seas. At 8 I'. M., shipped turned up on thattook the two quarter-lxiats, which were a sea the davits,and & tfoaephkta, —pet TilTany, James II Qtaaaoo. (I of name Klir/i laborers. From San straw swam I.—per For Jarvis Island—per ■JJ native ond extreme Collins, of sea th—l New Qtunada—Ten pant, Chilian Mrs picked up less than linlf a mile from Hie ship, drift of alaiut two miles and a half per hour He shipped the lime. New Urinaria Welts, S Rhodai and f.mr children, Dr Hutchln:*on. J X Chapman, Avery, T Cooper, Irroy, John Smith, C F Bart. Waters. Frnin San nuSGUCO —per Felix, May 29—M .1 C ri> the S. W., ami heavy snow squall, while olim insrln| ~-ale from with his watch, our oarpentsr being aloft the main-topsail, Ml overlmard mill was some neglect, lost his held. through ai possible, but drowned. A boat was cleared away us quiet ithe ■ »t 9 2 20 A 11 Bartow. Mr HeCann. H F Lung—.l 3. . bo 7 50 I'iunaii her, Anan, 0 B Yeaton, P JVniiall->w, Miss Bates, It Hale, wife and three children, Matter Huvertcost, X MEMORANDA. rr 76 7 II Wenu-l, T Cummins, Yankee, Lovett, for San Francisco. . <*- Wilder, ami K. Jom-phine—S. r 0. Murray. Jarvis Island. lydney. 31—Am ship BsM k Klla, Lunt, for Island— i» From Jahvis Ochotsk. for 29—Am brig Josephine, Stone, 'W-Ara 3 76 Swaedan—Ducat Rata, Qravat, for Hongkong. Alio*. sWjaba, fur wh bark 4 80 Germany, North—Ten thaler. Prussian Spain—100 .1. L aasnllfah 80 * new new 3 Sardinia—Same as Arctic. H novereiim, average (■Vrinauy, North—Ten thaler Portugal—QoU PASSENGERS. 00 7 60 Rutsb—Five roubles K.sllaclt 76 • France—Twenty franca average Kiune—2$ Francisco. wli 60 1 7 60 France—Twenty francs, New Be I ford, [ Para—New, at 76 3 15 40 iviu—old doubloon 21—Am sliOoniKut, Merrill, tar Jarvis Island. 20—Am 4 76 New liranada—-Old doubloon, Popoyan 4, 121 dajl from Lahaina. April or (limiany, Tliiillh March 27, 10U ds fin Jam- Island. /Yew York at " (,1,-,-ce—Twenty drachms Badfard April 17,—J30 I HlndooaCn—Molmr that on the aaaaasni, Mtxtoo—Doubloon, average 30 *hJp uveragvd only . Efaplef—Six ducati, new Bhtp Man/ Hnhii'sun. Harding, with LMO Ip arrivad IVtropolovski. 9 " ■ Netherlands—fen guilders TV* Ship tt'iirhaivk. Morse, Jarvis Inland. * Baxter reported Capt. calms, 10 76 * ilialer Denmark—Ten 20 Wui " " Central America—Two Escudos 'Jf-0 The ■ Ecuador—Four escudos 40 Bedford April It*,—lift day, paaaiasj, Yon 6 « 2KO r/ 10 00 ■ private coinage) summer. Men. :;s Merriinac days from Honolulu. 16 00 —|I0 _$ 4 00 (U. 8. assay and pieces IS San Francisco, bound to Hona> 0 76 franco Do. —One Kscudo cruising along ; of them, probably : Chile—Old doubloon Chile—Ten DMM the One visit Honolulu during to California—$20 70 8 nines. VI nEPARTIRFS. 14—Haw briit Hero, 4 70 M.tii]i-..f.\viir BL Mary's inlh-s May W—-Sh Polynesia, —Sovereign Sti-nni Innate Saranac .HIiH-i.-nf-vnr with passengers. D<». Austrian Souveralii are now coast. Indus- the Capt King, is expected 2 24 210 comets of Urn Bleop-oC-vmr Decatur San Francisco. 9—An American clipper ship, supposed WholeilisUuce Cent nil American steamer Sl'inp-nl-i'-ar Francisco, f;n San Felix. Wintzer. 12 day* B—Am bark jtie or The 233 miles. Officers. Francisco. 20—5 P. M., sell Kalama, Barras, from Hilo, Mexican and 4 80 —Duoat Do. 175 miles. the Vandali;., from San Hale, Graves, 10 day* I. 130 miles. lnwing vessels, all of which, Spring, 0 months home, clean. 26—Am clip Mb 20 Naval.—The American home. IS bhls sperm. ftfi-Am wh T»ark Alice, Beebe, of Cold .May 22 176 21 days Kelly, 11 months bans Knee-laud, Henry raileH. l'J Jarvis Island from trad'■ 10 6 $ —Pound of 1866 Do. All South American gold dollars 17 11 line run: D 0 WaterLahaina, with milzeaud passengers to k Co. man f 17*-Am sh O(«port, Merrill. 14 ds fin San Francisco, in Guano Co. Do. llrid Coins. Australia—Poundof 1862 Pan Fran- at Molokai Channel. to 220 Jarvis Inland Gold sailed the next Hale, Graves, left the bar Joninh L. lay l(i ballust to agent of GoECSRstasaofoilbvdtnsndehsrd,Commerce. Ctbhofamyeb r Bates, ail Weill; would sp; A few days haftsfa, The Jotfphine via { / then go 2 months, 630 reports with dispatches, for Honolulu, In ballast. XT Ship ARRIVALS. line hundred barrel Joshua Bragdon, Wnaleship the island May 10th; the on a day, 16—Ham sh Aar, Bruhn, 14 ftom San Francisco. lay days 17—Am bk Yankee, Lovctt, 13 ds tin Ban Francisco, tons. bler, 29th, with 1420 touched PORT OF HONOLULU, I Sit. JCSK, ■ coopering." as little delay as to as- possible. The lagoon also furnishes � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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