https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/da3e8fe94b11d740e76666310a6aa29d.pdf 6c4c6052c01ea6d9beeef35ab1b3171c PDF Text Text Friend The Hciu Sktits, Vol. If. HONOLULU. Jlo. 7,\ tOXTKXTS For PAOK. Short Editorials A Si A Sermon on riiii.ii Letler on from "Our Jeff. Davis and Gen. Lee 49, 63 Homo Missions Foreign 4ft—sl Missions aUoroneal* Key. 11. II treason 62—58 made 64 64 New Hawaii of 56 Bp**oh July curred Missionary ers held at the the Evangelical Association, Stone June Church 18th. it is The assembled. were the occasion Sabbath on estimated that speak- Rev. E. Bond, of were Mr. Forbes, of Molakai, Rev. G. W. Key. Pilipo, Kailua, and Rev. Dr. Gulick. This one interesting the in service afternoon of followed was was The CSomn arations for Supper. part of the in Language.—During the waiian ary large two have in two by We English. the Rev. Messrs. Hawaiian Stone Church, and Honuaula, Foreign on be Romans &c. &c. were He ally ; 2d, by in they proceeded giving, and "4th." coming has been subscribed defray to has Dr. Gulick been deliver the The committee for 400 guests. provided of arrangements, understand, will extend we a general invitation to participate Tables will oration. all to in the residents foreign festivities of the occa- The "Morning Star" is expected to readers sail for the Micronesia month. The the pected by next will on or arrival proceed the 15th of before latter " to the by at the sermon, Rev. Mr. and The Rev. the Mrs. Snow will Mr. and Mrs. the United States before are expected and to have been interesting. How shall not show they believed?' that there gentleman by going 3d, by was declarations, earliest of very the at opening The other, and tell of the labor for the same and poor of His of the very one the Both contain its close. at spirit same work—love the and In this weak. and Christ differed from all heathen teachers the influential, seeks the among little the He outcast of the world quoted from The now. his He men. _ His as choicest from the Christ differs also In this spirit of Christ finds among the even children pearls. Jesus lowly, and ignorant prizes classes. upper humble. the poor, the harvest most the select few, the wise, They sought sages. first passage it Isaiah, making it as ComHis programme, His manifesto. forth from the bitter storm of Satan's " leave to Bingham The return. will visit They they return. for soon very Spirit Morning also over San the dfliverv of the discourse. Bibles fresh at Cost Prices. —By supply binding, House of Bibles, in received was " in New published York. from at Arctic the vayous styles the Bible Bible Society " ces the at Whitney's same at both a of Bible are Society, prices, of the addition of actual expenses Sec. To be obtained at Depository, Home, and " These Bibles by the American and will be sold with ods " : The Gospel the to the Divine the Baptist messengers lame walk, the hear, the course He dead Fourth call the to of day July, Jr.—It on which Gen. Gen. Grant the " is proposed to Fourth of July, Jr." Him. Again, He in ascending glory, lepers are " are prison to to His the the see, deaf the poor whole the from the poor. congregations—He made the apostles poor. He seat in poor unlettered Galilee, to moral ev- out to Through his wrought chiefly among strength whom over for cleansed, the raised, lifting and of when climax The blind He chose His the sign pointed proud and cultured Jerusalem. His Lee surrendered the very from his me, preach preached." gathered places. sent is upon is of His labors in in me to Messiahship deeds of Divine Gospel sigobject and meth- was It poor." Syna- home made this His of Spirit of the Lord Spirit Sailors Pri- own because He hath anointed duties," Book Store. His and in gogue, nificant declaration Naz- to the up in there He stood demoniac, the blind, praying. hour areth, and in the power of the soon went He into Galilee. John the person- an ing idence of His on extending the Gospel Ist, the fiery darts, He returned ex- San Fran- from in is Doane Rev. Mr. Star "to his old station, in Micronesia. The Bishop. preached have to lambs." my of latest, the to Feed of these is One — sermons, Rev. H. Manake, of x:14,15. heathen. The Reverend our English reported three methods of among the Hawaiian remarkably call on him, in whom custom- Home Missions, The Missions, is the '* earthly ministry. unusual prep- Gospel lhe preaoh tv me poor." Christ's Francisco. the Maui. it is furnish two were excellent, and Text, in Snow and sermons Rev. O. H. Gulick, most sessions of the Ha- sermons with full reports of the Hawaiian the Evangelical Association, to present of the I,ord is upon ma, Spirit anointed Jons xxi:ls.— at Honolulu. in making are The Rev. expenses. invited Ith " celebrating Nearly $2,000 cisco, and Sermons Missionary " the One hundred were lie hath because were filled. completely President Lincoln, on Maul. Rebel by thousand communicants a Eulogy an American citizens importance, equal The lower present. edifice Pastor or the Church at Hana, Luke i*:lß.—" The deliver Evangel- lluwaiinn S.BYREV.BISHOP, E. in- sion. viz: the administration of the Lord's It is estimated that were other and the behalj of ta Association, by the damages Senator Suidner had been invited cruisers. larg- gathering, during Knlmla, Hey. Mr. Kuaea, of Waialua, of June 18'A, been the Grand Review in Washington. Demonstration.—The of persons upon Alabama nnd twenty thousand soldiers irior.. i, enthusiastic most meeting 2,000 the by Church, Sabliath eveniny, in Fort Street Preached United Government before the citizens of Boston. V MEND. July morning, for 56 Fourth TH E was the demand has United States Government, for to the to are A the British upon 53 Native Vi11a...., AiMin" and ONHASEORMOENMISSIONS; — be tried icat Stales Circuit Court. Parker's Sermon M. iiTssnojllnVs M.2IK ,<fll&smts, 49 surrendered before Washington, at 51 —52 Jeff. Divis' Opinion of TreoHon.,. est News.—Texas has Lati: 1865. I, stir,. I July. JULY not He bent up the imbruted, the leprous-polluted—those physical hopeless infamy and taint had misery. spiritual mind this will be, I think, sealed To the the high- �1 H 50 of the proof est His poor—thai and rested insight which wrappings, and power of lhe human spirit, all the better because that the Lord wns close of His His He chief assigns best and him Lord? Is it to < fortresses Is it Church, and tian trinal It is simply, Feed " cedence Feed the to and therefore loved of my feed me, " flock." Christ-like work most He also commands him, Why do below ter so aim an of pre- them. first Churches will is It not so mission the the to meet always for the poor Wealthy preachers. be to supplied, of Christ's loving spirit thoroughly which the prosperwill be rich. infected His become His Lord spiritual Jesus of state a does human of hair, ture is love—love for man—love for Spirit style beings, look not of dress, for it. regard health, rade, unlettered, with as Henry Martyn or soul's a Christ infirm tender and outward nothing are Wealth is culture. nor the at Color of skin, being. Him in His estimate of in His The such. as all value, nothing, loves a Hawaiian cherishing tex- at or nor poor, disciple love a as a Isabella Graham. an He vants. went began His life home try among campaigns labor nearly liest all them. but our that most persons burdensome forces of its war baggage eers', in were origin and low- to enlisted for off their strip poor, as the to raiders, repel especially usually to So there for work is among whom the per to war. a lofty poor a ior's little ing Savior. He do they one voting weak, ignorant, ourselves to vice impair to It is the strip off and no efforts than any dampen zeal in de- so so labor much need, plainly indi- that the can Hawaiians are perpetuate dying them. are a out, and 1 know of by all those us, and for Christ's that grace races in presence of stronger. help the weaker vice light the over pass win can over of weak decay stron- Let for the noble us ser- in all these ; will shall not help for pulpit, the school, the for one work indicated to Peter, " in the Feed my possible that increased of this cific direction ol the sults not The decrease of the so very rapid. of Christian truth and law in check. A will deaths. The us race power poison the the multiply. in " instead of feeding more of leaving to more Let tc lo diligent render them us the refined and cultured more begin attention, much structors. will more Let personal holds the more vitality and ; the births will exceed become the lambs." The vital little turn ef- important and speSavior, may effect reso yet attained. not so can- given the to fort in the iine Let we a Savior's great command Is it not scale up, God as greater development of Have we yet sphere. lambs." is keep to decline, to inquire whether we not proportion race toiling are suffer them room in activity you various using are you you. may find not schedule of (he which work, the saving and do victory ocean. press our this save carrying the untaught islands of the still to instrumentalities due race us more. they have already begun healing God with Let the ger, then, us race which of the the inevitable this Let wisdom Let us. to in the social Hawaiian some term to save cannot hopeful. people. what also seek say, I means healing ? men trophy a Jntil it pollution, more this all endow race vices own Gospel the race, Gospel in the midst of systematically more to save we Js it indeed Christ's be us give which them take up. feeling wasting race—that they that an- compassion to our they cates to us For switt march- by modes of those are must the lov- So much more tendency The soldier loaded They ? the eager God's Providence advantages to ********* a enthusiasm and Sav- poor—tne thing which, has ? life strive Hawaiian But or we good work borne down destroying to forces, a precious more they appeal There is our ourselves Have Has the Gos- must Let us prayer ami schools, the fruit of the which he shall devo- r.trength of the not they Great Healer. other, perhaps, our Arc Are habits of it God's are •ones. Sa»much ? of the Is We one—a most our it of weight good ■ of into putting The Hawaiians is work a this need we ? other I the for its say, let work I to of ? ? hope destroying ils ex- ought. faint-hearted. too like this, race domestic shall 1 pros- its full it up. set us develope this workers. hopeful worthy succeed. not this work to on more brethren, one, give yet and with been not its homes ! leavea we hopes our down in the grave of its race, strengthen In order pursuing work than outlay character is that it and love. feci that the ; our demand success, a enrich and to we are succeed in lowly have in we It is for poor. weak Hawaiian and lives and the shall nei the among this one ends. military peculiar be enthusiastic and must of greater army in greater variety and Gospel light 01 for through past And its work a fewer actual soldiers than in Hawaii an as Though of full power of continuing manfully cease- all such unceasing decline Churches and bibles, and and was vastly thai the well ns do to their inheriting could be done pel yet wrought Engin- position— beyond. war take we not done all that Let communications, protect Can For every and this linve we cannot save a were employed now, before. to feed the before, there civilians as if Whoever and in dampen our zeal Therefore, brethren, I would inquire per- bettered will our are faiutness our- Fortifications be incited not of blessings goodness wrought bequeathed to them ; life, very much fresh stimu- intense most does rots Transportation, the Yet in posterity. so reason, may be pectations, them. on react delivered from We vices. no piety, all Hawaiians as be posterity because the In far so from repaired. all true conquered will yet favored more us, the and homes. names though it fail even race, Hawaiians will in and established, grew, to maintain the activity the strengthened—supplies gath- Ordnance, our society, the petuating salvation they leave rests on* these purify to of and Chattanooga. a activity. and which imagine them. battle, he cease on to which among Hawaiians not growth among was received built and Legislation, less more sakes. cannot sharp main apostles labor not forced varied more built and were of Government was ered—roads It is vigorous a after.Nashville State Military affairs only lus and need in activity with the do we labor that too, with great force, that and elevate this lower reason, race, and the uncon- end. an a Gospel's still to not at we activity did of seat lodge, to come even For the maintenance of Long military the poor brothers sit our organization loyal a and The scope and work alone selves. and field their though painful depression a stratum on and even am sens Many is, inherit their to succeeds length wli UK shelter effort increases fruits. foreign His system of was where home a at Gospel radiating are wastes Christian cient rich trappings. for His His minis- His the plumage fairly begun. only labors among the Wealth and station are ing, His make themselves himself did for with His ser- He poor. He made incidental. first work His for all sphere of has reward, We may this land. which, in its turn, the from ted efforts—of the He conducted When and find opened of obscurest men their riches, to with the poor. station. work He among them. were was straight to among them. them. among the rich where best knew labor, Yet it devotedly, feeling precious, are richest we We pleasant our lately heathen, still later But the work here il of there you. abundant an home under a with always the poor natives of of strange sects our Jesus best field of labor. home home work, rational, our Missionary a Church, disci- ples. to Foreign Christ's value in and is, and I feeling discouraging posterity preached. department, Commissary, Hospital, encoun- of have the choice of easy has to They prefer schools for where except like elegance Hence classes. provided more People have society of those not often attend poverty. ous sheep." and His offensive aspects squalid, the refinement and assigned, ? men They do lovest highest, my of souls find the poor, nei, with among This land, powerful unaccordant with so lor the preference the rude, Feed " in Christ views common natural no find followers earnest the we been having Hawaii labor things. tenderest, this of to we blessed in this, greatly are most peculiar find to darkness. even are The poor ye have quercd gives of Where likely are precious work for Thee." then, are poor service. all doc- if thou Then, The not this prevalent ; patiently me give how ible how neither poverty me For the poor His Gospel is home and prized—" my Peter, lambs." my Christ. Uive | With Agur, garments. " 1865. JULY, especially, Lord, am to poor, blessed lambs, the little children, the weak and ignorant The Inspired Not He weakest, poorest, most of of these first. at his the Chris- settle one to Oecumeni- tonics and test Catholic mighty my lambs." sheep," my riches, if 1 proof to Satan's on grand vast Not ? divergences is that legislate for anticipate to it a over to and indite ages, Theology rule lo Is it fulfill, in to the assault preside cal councils ? contrite dearest service head His ardent devotion What is best and the as his task greatest of his affection. " before Him in to the riches, but nor blood- See ascend. to disciple standing love, and He one ready at wrought, all flock of Spirit labors finished, His is The " And when His ministry, sacrifice bought, pbor. of the upon Him." and tent away may well pray, we the intrinsic value on I'KIK.NU. cast the lo all outward incidents and ihrough penetrates Sav- especially came that Divine was the of origin Divine mission, that He ior's t shape weak and ignorant inmoulding life of the daughters of civilization in form their souls. Let �FRI X IN TOE seek us them from their birth the Irail lives from which rance, said are and destroy to quence who smile than more half the children born. doing ply their labor homes. to is the family The What will become of ing Churches unless •• trained up in the Is it not give must lambs—the races, are presiding vital, most lands that sex are in this laborious work. now of these or-more girls them in the schools, training our family virtue and domestic practice of Christian in the is race in throw to it our In of hands, skill. and g;:od practice works to ones love them. and little noble in Sab- labor, you and try your your apprenticeship Take these Learn how to Learn how to love Christ's poor Then when your hands are hearts matured, and workers, count you may and call you motion, the to of worthy to work is foreign higher the to go you perhaps few DM a beware ot striving b:j rich, to rather be rich .shamed to or in faith. follow Christ, lut among the lowly by not this Let striving Shall us for give, we choosing askance be our on them. I'liirish them with kindly affection and greetChurch A ing. loved aud home cared where the poor for—where they welcome—but looks and averted eyes, barren Church, diant song, with and though is a her are not are find by no cold dying Church, Sanctuary with light, and tuneful echoing wiih eloquent When Christ's poor self repelled are left out be a ra- sweetest service. Christ him- )f the us live cndlcs. more life It than is we the tlieui. Gospel it. And missionaries since and the will all the so text, for days vine Master do in view of little that this it gave commission limited limited to them. Gospel to make known the is both its seen nnd their the at other the other is one the to same received having the world. same The love and come news Paul's by anything, anyhow, The do ? can reply touching endearment me rather put it, loving into all ihe world cation. It is the the After do. duty to that calling in net to lhe but in ; | tory I those i | the found as as show that it is to is enable not not plan would present the Christian's have object is privilege, to his show that highest joy work. engage his whole soul in this I. This may be case. natures to It is desire excellence of one seen one to first from the of the instincts of perpetuate who i» dear the name to us—one our and who " This j were the a of * happy upon * * lam what quite at a belong if 1 Though, as Paul was, experience. I should out ones over say of nil of rhem if then And missionary. peculiar in seen promises little foolish, exclusively his, and above the rest. with the always coupled lam with Lo, precious most of the ********* privilege of is the to the seen in the fourth Never prophecies, truly privilege we " was there than a be said, it is to act—as now of the triumphs rapidly unfolding could So which been the this work is portion light Never ) day. the glorious things of prophecy—those pertaining —a nature the ones. in the more histhat you alway,even end of the world," is perhaps the i place ; second The immortality * marked and the IV. of been incom- most the laborious in missionary. which is the uno in Gospel, whether in Gospel. own my any '.commission, ; peculiar teaching be to to one him he possi- the richest were : as plainest That his most of the he would have those to so to the engage in knowledge widely allowed ! belonged good most * privilege to and-refer there takes. seen the designate just I peculiarly If Christ had left any other Gospel. Our al- * i the promises appli- ought he the spread far and can duty This is but the can. plete. he why next have of its That dying blessing. a uiipressof truest 111. The am want a itself. of the world, have died the * to striking nnd have left that upon record which ] bears the loss not were most experience. of it why the Sav- obey foreign field, have the or men : deaths, i is of ac- this bles- scheme, than it more privilege one nnd the Church in every age shows home lit. and fact if it contains propagation I happy ; reason Gospel who have been direct a to In from Christian of obeying i that every Christian which will to Gospel I Jesus. unless his of vastly Savior has a endured, such So that from the see very we of that news approriation faith in the whole command jolac.e the hearty proclaiming the reb- should conditions of parSuch we came repentant have been of its of reb- race have been made case suf- personal a it would indicatea 11. The And privilege. privilege ot having conditions the to let most Gospel merely universality reasons preach, effectively it is of duty of Gospel, and sufficient of the it puts duty sense indicated the preach bly of dying command this of that the preach discourse —the present to the of It gives indicate the train of thought in the let this ready all dying request; a This sense grateful, loving the that I and island—proclaiming to peace ! last command. dying Savior, saying, "Go ye and creature." Is do ?" with dying bequest, glorious and me to comes of and af- question, anywhere or the poor friend—from house to high privilege a regnrded want ser- on of the of belief in pro- all the wide happily most indicated Lord, what wilt thou have there to joy experienced of Christ is reception fectionately " good the gladness all the world. to news ior's So that of proofs nature Beatitudes, duty pardon the best all to easy sufferings offers of to iso pafdon free and perfect should be to the and entered the their the astound- that death jubilant joy most such of of news house—from island sed disciples, excepting Ju- pardon since with it; and in those from friend gone ceptance is the ye given was vice, there follows upon that the claiming Go " Gospel And prin- same mingle which with what exultant died, Enter ye accepted, One upon the Mount of disciples the If be followed. must the bid de- the assassination of Presname just penalty of free news don and any were perpetuity. " the death, the In that strait gate," it also says creature," every and its to sorrows at been connected with the part of the a Gospel. preach to the them which says all the world and into of Lincoln—a have under Gospel that it is Divinity Gospel same els, plain to of the blessings So Apostles; The Di- was which few weeks a Church and with lhe ; the Apostles it that not was the than more els true no more. the to child. of the monuments community into this sufferings it missionaries till earth true circumstances such old and prac- of the costlier treas- darling a untary death, and the intensest every preached little down-trodden of every land was learning to love ? Now let that death have been a vol- Go ye to have all the so redeemed and time is is an Peter and Paul practised of the departs. Oh ! let He said unto along the in accordance with this not ident of good—monuments j ing intelligence Ebon, Murhliull l.ilaml*, lit preaeli plum subject. cold, business ? poor—look Love the An old and tical the word.--. closing F. M.. in the mouldering hand of time. to ferings every pro- through nnd crowded 11M. 15.—" Aud ihe heathen. social consideration which riches us : are home labor. (Jmnt that of blessed these mature life-work. trained, your somewhal approved humble may hearis. your ones. The gate In powers, a glorious to a you Lord the part training most us, nemng, das, upon the Mount of Ascension. as interesting your This shall be little a opportunities Christians. young other many let the are patient, and, believe labor for for day schools, hopeful most real, spe- had upon well as B. ('. the world and all in prominent Missionary system ? this arduous work of family and into true Home girls, A. itself all it see dust precious it in the see it was M kHOataav In the ought we policy more a schools for Hawaiian bath time that definite made it and subject, ol thy iiuiry And force into this more not decided and more of yet Is ? cial work their until But the land. homes fill moth- guide to in- knowl- children. shall teach others, turn Christian we not out; how dying and" train their households they may have that they lack of which in Hawaiian for edge, ers that so dustry, You ciple Sabbath Church, You marble, beneath which is of or the i great B.BYREV.SNOW, G. HtSst and We beneficent power. hundred a heathen the most my breth- Creature." "feed- spirit of the household, doing something We have to wu trodden down by bru- so in Christian But tal lusts ? is the feeble, ured ' sympathies be that who, in sex, flowers MISSIONS: FOREIGN street June the very weakest of the "—yes, tenderer so attention particular more ON Pert nt Makk xvi reasonable inference a the lambs ing SERMON Preach'il " of the Lord ? him. me." unto It shows us. mound, with its monumental surroundings of done to by pathway, fiance admonition und of these, least loved life's all up you have as se- shall children nurture treasures is or shall we our wast- effectually more we that the means Irere, Soon Children in love have done it ye 51 1865. lack we us. Inasmuch of the one unto " seed-ground of the Church. the do lor His poor ren, it. of life—the very nursery foundation of the State—the cure tho it on whose love Savior, our LV then us re-construct thoroughly more nurture Lei ruins. frown I , enjoyments or He shall say, sup- heathen the Among institution is in family more to spiritual the lack of moral and in meet we Ictus be especially But what their igno- save of maternal perils .1 I), at Gospel— the present time in which a in privilege these live. Each breeze that «wc*p» the ocean Bring* tilting* from afar, Of nstions in rofrimotioo, I'ripatsd fot Ziuu'j War.1' to it live, times in �THE 52 It seen being is and more clearly more Zion's conflict, Zion's that the great conflict is war. has horizon distinctly he bow of a seen It is with sees dom is That stone which wavering. enlarging and begin the ness Both We fact show and terrible. be tun can to The that the of history this world may become the kingdoms of and of His Christ with an awful Lord tism of tions, as For sacrifice. of nei- punished beyond existence. blood own blood there is the blood I their be must the without not see of shedding I Now about earnestly field no After it is "Who first, prophecy, which is Lord is pride that of it, your in ceiving that you of are carrying And I And dren are the it is poor." If to me willing to the surprising of to me Hawaiians alone. to meekness! learning so one pioneer transfer the honor to are that sorry of of the seems becoming that work fathers am 1 adjusts itself comfortable share a willing so on the Verily, to of their chil- many have it I don't know so. could appreciate it if I should tell you you that, when my dear brother thought himself as the and find morrow his last among the garden It is a of tens by should be (as as no Put gold our to so of dug slightly sufferings are out things help deprivations in one would to worldly be as scale, and one to a And the hundred, if then look at to think call me antl the grand mites of the these off when for their rob it of till to not those who digging proportion is not the great it has Christ Satan it played can a shall hardly into the astonished were But many hear that ment at again, all till it and is more trust in riches, God." year I to will some of brother Damon. been wonderful. not one to of the loss of the day to light, no for enter that them press Chil- trust in but them that into the this years The Kingdom al Last point. But they to the 1. deep sun. have changes have been the meridian there changes as truly of the the dawn For with and gross and the baptism of the and upon brooding like us we grieve Him our hearts and be in his rejoice Spirit He must our- upon already upon the and day shall fathers, Let ! is Spirit ua rather open filled with his power, and away love. Then of the spirit '■ one, seen we shall we forth doubtful and despondent, catch the though as Master it did as Brethren of Pentecost. is The fields. our evangel- families, upon our Churches, our over act our this ere of whole Pacific. but not go shall we martyr Williams when stood on Tanna's strmiil. Anil with prophottc tire, Told nf th" mighty band the Woulii join Been Die angelic choir. the servants of Then rf ßk>w Mill Who Anil lot the the t* tin' Offal Booths m sea [lie Eternal Taffl* blow, niimrnts. th* fI.H 111 | nations kiiniv, will ii"l yield. !Vc Till the wide Pacific Iron lii . tola free, Shall shout o'er Satan's kinsjiltiin Victory I Victory ! ! Victory '. ' ' from Letter Remarkable Micronesia. I'.ffnis nf lightning of Tides iwni'im — Burning Aji.'ension Island, Mr Diab Bro, Damon his Star," speaks of and, a little islet Island. visit his Singular j'hr l lunch Jan. fi, 1865. :—Capt James, of the last trip report — »/' Mission of to in the "Morning Providence [■{. between this and Strong.-. You comment am astonish- " this the So Jesus put rich,) the interests en- words." tenderly, laying, ol it which not come upon his description of the appearance of violence by lire as likely to have been ihe work of internal lire. I heard a graphic view ol you from our the Pacific years in forty forty And his at late. too not the past next " saying with hard is it how have riches of God." Kingdom game. he said, when clearly they that ob- fathers their several fields of to one, But selves, upon sun successfully. and hope an these and feel and see were Jesus. accept calling the I nor their be advise knows long lhe stake put How ter solve. cause even IS7O. in to they lire satisfied ot their utter incapacity this, is a problem I am Utterly engage in to need to our those who other engage in any to We arc meetings will ere upon throughout I'll 11 nut. one groups expectations city all may developing one Wedding, How souls. in this return religion merchandise, guest, except 'iited and ical they as General be desired, it will far towards unitgo their that are of Hawaii nei, series of And from the islands of may go, the his an! hopes Though Here bring plead far of the such arrangements for and brethren ing a every all the cori- Your instead will be entered ject We " Pacific My the While those who to riches (not them that get and pride. wrought light of it—praying they another single n daughter He it the satisfy will only child. defeat ungiiriii unable " effective of Jesus. have tasted this blessedness or a our essen- benighted post, und make farm, and day not Mothers be excused, that own that unexpected quarters, some an duty they will will the altar and to sent to pleadeth his shall wrought through be are to I, send me." may be to been the friends hear from first-born see the more offered in have things love of growing am more instrumentalities, the same shall in the the contribution box and prayer, and through the be may wonders such be Kedemption, through isles. of sons ship will from the different be to are definite might widow than poor be the every coral inaugurated some the of the world. make can Our best deep. to lhe song of that the lirst of that be or her few forlorn children from far off Mi- labor. on to the great are movements that God re- hand, and attention your doings our me earnestness one those cronesia. these The danger is that we thousands which While unto could as much of ourselves —think too to only this lost world evangelizing Let dollars tials the on matters long echo and re-echo to with [, up impressively and interest dren, all these Nothing see more poor of scale, the Guano Islands for in another thousand. of us build minister It is as far." treatment we are personal way. a and j from shall shall because of their coral reefs. in Micronesia gone muck so me, Because there them. and and you sufferings and deprivations have a be for as the chances out that the Micronesia for whom the are The hulas and wild ruoios the ;of this wide will understand be farther from my intent. disciples Christianity our truly put it) long years the to turned aside making money is his his Banner cottage. shame some Paradise, this, that was on be taken back and buried in thousands in Christ died wake up himself in requests body might poor might the grave that he so near at still greater things their chosen Divine Master allowed the honor of that work. in Gospel exercise that (he sons no brother Spirit be allowed, it to might field because He hath anointed the ever you The " thy Ere God. ! i dors of Meetings, of Tar- ships sons as and "Surely strangers trust none complaining as cloud a as of the monsters exchanged for sit::to be Such day. and the me, of sons But I two loving spirit the says me upon preach to me that fly beau- catch him better, can coadjutors ocean. j living and read of the Prophets with the the this deadlier wound than those who bat- a and ablest things closet and of the latter bring to the the Gilbert Islands. earth with to go isles shall wait for "And to one's to None always not and a bethel, and expensive |I missionary packet will be vocal with the islands be- j: Island praises in such their windows ?" in all It is to these that arc to shish Gospel the '■ tie Satan is length through slimy tiful Pacific. gross dark- deep and a But sea. less a being engaged refreshing forget devoted compan- to return poor on beautifully more ? devoted my carrying for way craft, and cheaper a roll his to patience more the upon gone long discussions and correspondence We poorer a Micronesia field of labor, those know of find you ness the Guano deposits, have might we Islands, and upon the inflict have with the cor- report where you, equally and his so to why me to long can than commercially ion it put the wide world Bingham that them," to I then hopeful things. glo- redemption of evangelists Jesus himself, if the mystery of the that ships down beside those muck work of of John learned that fact from disciples rectly. one Gospel preached The poor had the The was in the work things rious " think that it to as Islands, other. I used noble as comparative aton- remission of sins. no Micronesia thee." na- far as thy walls, and the kings bap- Since accept such, be as temporary own but that their ing not our atonement for their sins, an they, can their will such, as Calvary ther and of. blood. sufferings of kingdoms teaches that the past four years | legitimate so many missionary packets coral reefs in have been stranded upon our doves the All ! followed, honorably When incoming glories con- life to down with the old proph- and fitness of their parts. adjustment may proportions know. yond. mov- with tolerable minute- to trace prophecy flict was cut and fact, and from fact to king- fill the earth is to mighty power. prophecy from ecy, wonderful to with on ing But it is evi- view that his of the mountain and is out violence, for terrible of point the Devil true that his time is short. dent from every less more or promise it. upon his work doing is the the darkest cloud that fills Even and exposure ships business and IS«S JULY, FRIEND. all darkness it, but in the of on months tearing up Soon after I was startled hy a our terrific house must afterwards, I perhaps told me On asking it was the all you ground left here, night from been •struck, right. working came some such |ust the one have when torn, splintered, dead. soon clap of thunder. examination found mangroves, near by, patch of trees, of acre, report lightning; here. lSli], I thought but of and trees slumbers j my his was ellects common July, read not particularly about that it impression was first my falling did have Baked him to simply are 1 sorry enough a upon a the little quarter of thrown the natives tho lightning, Some in an down, all cause, they I cannot say �11l why so a single Any destroyed by only tree ot our making nearly fifteen some is made for salt these Island the over in growing grass not are natives run-away and in unlike. 1 Providence on clouds rather the have blamed about it. or prairies those on swamps plain remains than old Pluto for their alarm. how much remember gut day to This is the place—that is, day tides low. The July. tides were of has been in tide high and fresh least foot. one how or knowing, I decreasing. freak of the whether with its or tides our In instance of another the low tide mark of dragging Feb. 2t>.—And If pranks. one up,and killed ing his regions do if as on tire al ces, and that our come mi will us doubt last so much high chief, year. a worse than his here up, you may ing of our Church we is could one hope, here, if he wicketlness Oh ! what a building, a was sure more over we on see one of it is pickets that a deed ? he does of his bis did over desperate last not out not yet we to come. constantly, net brighter a day and the Devil will Star the to is we is We knowing Hitchcock, two tours left. Four We Slavery favored A. Sturges. vited teach any not declines to proceed to to expects make to proposes of the survey Be- of craters great Kilauea and Haleakala. Readers during sermons he leaving, however, accurate to Mr. the Col- at but year, He longer. Oahu at expects service good the past during retain Honolulu. in school he as people to has licen in- professorship vacant has declined, has done Brigham Beckwith Mr. private a open an several the to College, but going arc the United States via China and India. of Honolulu have people with of Mol- Paris, learn that the to Hilo at their teachers. fore The church-going not Beckwith, Mr. Mr. as and Miss glad are Molokai and lege H.TheRev.SPaeofonrkm1eor'nsstJune. been mistake in grand a youth Hilo, of We to the past month, of the out a by sermon, occasion of the the ordinary The month upon the sabbath. Rev. method the of Englander," "New a of the the view," Mr. Parker, President of appointment on Johnson, of This er. sermon was II And when he the of Humiliation and Day from Church, '• a his Lord preached in Fort God, prayed him, and unto himself again And supplica- Jerusalem to Then Manasseh kingdom. that the Lord he he heard his him tions, and brought into his knew articles in allow mon It to us in present full, a was our or readers with this our well written and ser- extracts. turned beautifully ing some ing to for weeks object to was show, "how and why Cod afflicts nations." is It seldom that the but ing a does preach, Those guage, which efforts hi- with acquainted often they sermons in easy flow speak of his is favored with leave tlie of and to find periods is not lan- still sure keep our the hour The American ground leading Review," against States and for war England in April, some Sydney. learn that the to has been of Hana, of Education to a by Rev. appointed Professorship Prof. Samuel Alexander. The Ladies' ety recently held ing, and ing the Strangers'Friend Soci- year meet- Dur- for another year. rc-organized past anniversary its 13th the Society has ex]>ended " about $450. Andrews' Hawaiian Dictionary is for sale the the at book of possession It store. should foreigner every now be in upon the his the The George has Chaplain received letters Dunbar and James K. for Hussey. interrupted Abraham Lincoln's "North takes between glad Lahainaluna, vacated at those Islands or " New profit when the on account Bishop, by the Board and memoranda. article are for route en at vessel bound to Auckland We S. E. Morning Star " board the on spend- Islands. to listening language, native by manuscript-notes Hawaiian (Might in enter- subject have who has been Gilbert Islands, the he appreciated. are the experience the English speak- Parker, but whenever .Mr. by sermon community of the portion same the Islands, is expect- upon Zealand, hoping poetical and references Mr. Parker's Catholic English Quarterlies. Presbyterian clergyman not eloquent discourse, were apt historical extracts. lengthy with even paragraphs some limits will narrow Re- York, the Hawaiian on Reformed the New in We learn the Rev. Mr. Hall, the Irish English God." was the Articles upon prize. Theological quarterly lengthy Islands, and besought humbled before the God of his fathers. greatly find will and Presbyterian 33:12—13, in affliction, he and street " published appeared Chronicles was Pray- in New Haven, Ct., and Quarterly published opened with " seem are glo-Hawaiian okai. very Church. A. the the Board of honestly think to come. dawning. Your brother, We ? fall. soon have during work continuing in pay such Educators of the An- greatest If you hear of a side of the world, I am here, and trust " " native schools admirable an Education has made brightening arc have made since the admitted been it allowed nlive, and still threatening. Dixie have flames We firebrand or the other side of the world, and the burn- deeds, and, of the Island with gothic Church, as little multiplying. doing over what I did through go been on The bright. and comment- drunken revel, should hard here, to me School, and the several college Pu- at Honolulu Free School, Royal the The reports. Oh! Ponape how it is not had hear one. We regret that playing with his torch and commit such dies and anil in such circumstan- in in not when, and neigh- our Gazette, past year. Shall on All around the Island the prospect your inference! needed, why knows only to bell! of that fire ? and should we morn done aching such another edifice see almost wait we toned get but the earth such was hearts our such full given re- times do I and columns if our Advertiser much as along evening. Why cost, us the idea that the of that great ago such Devil The nobody, do gladly nahou, many sweet sad desolations get that another. and if you, in by fire, Let all around sc.orchedand trees that. was erected as could furnish the heart weeks four the just comes report, suggest that robbed capers to year has been Capt. James say he report below have been stirretl Hell only up something now Neptune nobody so, to discover that us year months hence and finds torn on depression varies from canoes old Pluto and " cannot give of this on geologist lest the I low tides at keep 1 think the former is. ! that notice in one " porch, have been past month there several school examinations, which bors, the little And when the Sabbath of will back native eating do before the to How ! our get was means eye cutting geologist why, elevation of lands." Our flats is two meantime, will the and Pluto no now to have my tides. Sol tell the me it is long shall astrologer the you ask streams,) says annual increase 1852, I have before on going may have to the O"During hope at 53 ... not was water long this How feet. I while, a wife antl the till door step My old neighbor, Mr. Cook, (whose is his tide mark, and entirely away from all currents when nnd mats instinctively sound in My mark for at how comes, It is for Morning Star ! it there ! fancy there time 1555, December by reached last " from out Cod fires from here) landing December, on But that Church look the IS <> again. us upon more dear we of the the 11, Y. J December since which gradual falling off. a night are ones succeeding year our year 1859 ; about 1858 or tides day the that night and high extreme each higher (the 1852 the noticed have takes opposite are high extreme December, and I tides night. at is north of the sun the south high very when the case when it is line; but day, be no least at would—as during your tune tide rises That was in June, when the visit. but little in the in bothered were we here in the about food, turn !>. We shall lind it pretty difficult ever the tides You have heard something about You them. of these parts, not to say seen be along, sleeping This furrow yards.. and plow, a radius of a will will least. uplands. furrow of lightning, water think the there traveled much twenty freaks Lightning the enemy when half circle, with or no years, water be the to a the by or on 11. \ Fit single stroke, Western States has wondered what seemed at a is rent who has one prairies in this salt mud trees many .diould be ti the strong Now, there need be There is bama and other Confederate vessel a be upon the compelled 1861.— bloodshed no course, in the present aspect of it. I am or war. not in and I may say in ad- that there will be it be forced it will Opinion necessity for no favor of such United the Ala- of affairs vance of in my view no bloodshed unless Government, and then to act in J, �rll IN •, TII X 54 Rutland; Village," Again. Native "Our D. •• Breathes there a man with soul so Head, said Who never to himself hatli native This Is my own, my ne'er Whose heart l.stli Hand Ross, Boylston Win. Murdoch, ithtn him burned. w From wandering Otfa f ni>,'n filriuid ?" In remarks New of issue our few June 1, 1864, England usual mail in and exchanges, the Boston little born. were remarks our our gen- Rogers, glancing over JEgis tf don for us course, We Transcript. ica made and ships, that have we done, French and political of Rev. Dr. understand lhe by visit a when ing, of at he of and the barrel of him with young flour on elegant an a purse up other about two Deacon Newell Moore made the presentation of the money, priate remarks J. Mr. H. sponse. pleasant the was occasion The one to was mark of and regard faithfully so over the well de- [surrender news words : " is a war, even- by the cannon, and Paine from of joy of On Sab- preached the a following fallen, is fallen." The choir responded the to sermon in the with hearty a March 28th, Mr. the U. S. was in Cyrus M. Perry, Senior Class in the N. V., held council Union Holden, of Theological ordained as Sem- Chaplain in Army. Invocation and Wm. his and excellency the of Strange just. Reading of Scriptures by Phipps, Paxton; Sermon ; by Or- Prayer by Rev. Clarendon Waite, remarks may have better understanding and Republican system of America lous, but her real The America ligious privileges fully equal State establishment is worked tem The very town centre and by ; the those ol I" erage ol of of the there people school any sys- there the peo- ; It has Congregational From the a rich two and incorporation Yew months. nor chanics, of an captured, poor, but a religious a resident The sworn Treason.—Jeff. Davis, of 1858, in in the Faneuil Hall, pro- anathema upon traitors and trea- be remembered, now that he to and the leaders banded with to to him overthrow support, and which has It them their welfare. to mind than my oath to the for the lhe welfare of the none more retains mental reservation that he will he has principles the which ;i crime himself to a upon the war maintain, and up- the low too It is assembly. self-respect each general of protection the of the Union." part ol compact sue It is " this to sworn property-rights, takes binding defence and other—yet : odious Constitution—the States common as invoked officer who public a between compact other the traitors there is support they given traitors six short years ago "Among culprits, the in such words was chiefof these that the would one to be named before which with no man commit. ever To swear that he will support the Constitution —to lake office which an tions belongs of injuring which he is thus to may many confidence of relaa sis it the Slates of representative, honorable in cowardly of its to use portion of a the everything wound in States, and all the to means the man. is trea- It is a attack of him who gains another, in order that he him." av- societies— town Church. in 1741 Jeff. Davis' time, for now Opinion in compromise is now 1861.-The psist, determined to maintain our make all who oppose us and we position, ar<- and smell Southern gun- powder and feel Southern steel." lawyer, except people thrifty th* brave." sacrilegious attempt the of the old Baptist of the "i sacred edifice of the Constitution which base and m Massachusetts. towns in are districts. Tin- land .if tin- to*), language in the son situated is Holden the State the three hundred Bay State. is of re- unwieldy and '-.',OOO inhabitants, about contains for people to rule und govern for themselves. ple a peculiar There the Church the world. from.a cumbersome free in son an arrived enjoy civil, social, political other part of glory and rural what makes America sire summer seem, countries the do believe we well-governed. and strength Aii'l the boto* on enjoy blessings may themselves, but is These to than any other of people common and flourishing villages author. other European or towns cities great and popumay possess are the Democratic of States loyal such rural villages, confusion system it to appears it religious as the inspiring Airierico Eng- because and American and pleasant thousands of departed other many throughout that are had These civil of parents, a the in New township the hasp," numld'enß well-ordered the interest- of ol u mortal town- from persons free." of it has been without Rev. Seth Sweetser, D. D., Worcester daining the of people, ninny a Jeff. Davis on A In the American at a singing a : The native to this French writer It Holden.—By Rev. the patriotic amen. inary, independent on he upon Friday dwellings. the joined America,"and sentiments of last firing sermon Babylon congregation those sesit their to morning, Rev. Dr. '• as Holden, from the the illumination of their interesting is and nations Richmond,] ringing very him, estcem,froin ing, gave expressions of bells, the bath to served. receipt of the of " weal." eminently years, and Holden.—The citizens of the common re- Pastor as It is also thought the has been disseminated with ing the greatest number organization The reverend says " wo- pleasant a counties secede for the purpose skill, admirable for exceedingly an thirty-two compliment extended the serves has for feeling a all concerned. gentlemen has officiated Church spokesman made Dr. Paine approdonors, and the in behalf of Wright the ladies. Tocqueville Dc with accompanied for counties, to and men It is a was and parents, nounced land is attached hundred dollars. grand institutions of Amer- right in buried all that State from the Union. a townships, power a labor make such M here heaves the JUrf ■• form more no there wood and to has county than The dressing- hand-sled, and articles, all amounting in value viz: Here is the founda- Republican Townships ship even- ladies drew him a besides donations of were Thursday all annually, and and possess those name. among our rich, or virtuous, indus- are to in pride great town- These officers form States, and States the Union. surprised him presented was presented gown, on friends thought that there in meet Poor, &c. the gratuitously. part tion of the and men govern religious own town-officers, their choose chosen New a hundred dollars in money. over one ladies his residence They Africa, to a It is people the worthy of her ica. Holden, They teachers and pay them. most Paine, in The people intelligent, patriotic, kindred. select their to Several have little some other virtues which go * with Township. England not n have gone many States. because it is because the the on presented here are Republican. themselves. but lies New a Overseers of Dc parishioners Samuel Warren. woolen-mill, Meyers' honestly take town, not trious, Adams; Selectmen, Town Clerk, School Committee, writer, organization John from Lovettsville road town in the Western native Knowlton, Gates Chap- new the England Township: Holden.—The of eminently are must person As- town- or understand America, says a a Our readers picture meeting, such villages, keen-sighted Tocqueville, civil up of to and great par- it should be remembered that Amer- yet is Goddard, town From that We W. J. Sawyer; Poor, Charles Knowl- of We do not, of them. interest same Alfred Princeton Koad. readers will peruse them our & write. is who is unable to read and Selectmen,! Metealf; Committee, build to native of the confident there are as Missionsirirs—to Turkey, Damon;: gone to China, and among tho Indians. Isaac Chsimberlsiin, Howe. S. School ; Howe met readers will our publishing suppose with the and hope we Church George Voted with the following short editorials respecting Holden, and C. Treasurers, Charles man Boylston. Clerk, Isaac Damon, Nathan Howe, Austin sessors. to and Spy setts West Sumner Broad, ton, received we the Massachu- Congregntionalist, Ira H. by Rev. A. We spectable. Rev. j Concluding Prayer by settle ; Win. Moderator, Paine, candidate;) the Fellowship Flagg ; Overseers of by many the last By we know that to read with interest were eral readers. our where town made we a of (pastor of Hoi.den.— Town Holden, the respecting We have occasion D., Right P. Rev. Wm. by * his footsteps hi' liath tiirnril. home As lanrl Charge Holden, 1865. JULY, arc neither farmers and intelligent, quiet, orderly and me- re- Population ries on of the Pacific, Slates, 695,000. the States and Territo- belonging to the United �IKIKMI, IHK smith. MOTT J. 11. W. ol corner K. Kan M. Maltee's Mock, «6t)-ly 55 . ADVERTISEMENTS- SAILOR'S SKVI'.ItANCK, AND HOME! COMMISSION MERCHANT, Fire-proof Store, I)., coiner Uacini and ■ Imiuaimair 8 I 5 , I XC>ANr33I3X«.. Hotel Streets. lIOII'M ANN, and fiuviumi, Physician vii.l I . t X>aJXM-VXsfea'jr*. OlHce I<L 1 ADVERTISEMENTS. .ADVERTISE Mi KWTS. me. J Ql r>»» ***"}?_ KobinxoiiN BTSIB, KK.N HONOLI at Will cmitinuc husniess the Knililini;, 1.1. stand. new l-l-ly .- st.\n<;i;nwali>, ii. New York City Dispensary Medico-rbirurKlcßl'. ullage, and ol the IwawsaSSStlSociety (HTOCKBBOK ; | At his late OIHc •at the comerof of K. 0. Ball, Bag. W. 4*S-ljr \ M. WKTMOKB, 11. C. riiVMCiAX I>. Si •"*' nf ■ liiinnT~4 j j JJj at | NEXT CoMWeUoi Law. 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ALSO, AGENTS OF 111X Francisco & Honolulu Packets. i San SHIPPING AND . Co., IUI.L.JK. BROOKS k CO., W. I HIS. & Auctioneer*, VMM tt # Ksq., ( rating period. Kxnminc. SAl¥ j ft nnd Call Pins, AND Wilaon Company, of Bridge Boston. McRrKK At Merhii.i., PCBTAO * made and sold 19,725during the (CrPlruiir Ksq., , Wolcott Brooks), Msuss.Wß. ort, Now York. Ksq.,l repairing and Commission merchants 0. Perkhie, Norwalk, <>~ W'ilsou 11. t-nii.ti, Connecticut, N. S. Honolulu. Iliiliu. 11. I, .1 AMEa IItNN'KWKI.I.. given to j7r3rMERRILL '• M. tlrcenwood Jt <*0,, Cincinnati, 0., Shipping Merchants, articles, including ~ Clias. \V. Ilowland, Delaware, Commission & to tha Breast York, M Finkle k Lyon, useful Chronomoters. Company, liwwwha The Parker OowPstM, Connecticut, rAMTKK articles &c. Particular attention Tho (irover & Baker Company, Boston, Honolulu Honolulu. other —AND— ornamental Many The Florence khshman rECB, of variety Rings, Cups, etc., this Machine is found in the tin— In sales. great Mariner. and American European World's KxhlMUon in A was the Exhibition in London in 186.!. : reoordoftn 400-ly AI-L. TIIK LATEST former and, in;wlditioii to l'he evidence of the superiority Company. Insurance Machines at Charts of North and South Pacific. —also— MAC II INK HAS I M impiovemeutß, ; awarded the hißheat swfaf Cosbdsjst, The Row York Plienu 11. ,™_.K street, 11ono Photographic Gallery! thr HOIWMJUJ. OAHTJ BROfUXI St., M OffLW* Hardwakk, 426-1 i'nrlrn C. SAM'L. -CB — JUDD, F. ami Attorney iMllNKll FORT and II . N. LADD, in lulu. _ A. Dtmler Tools and Acjriccltci.a.. Implsmkntb, For STORK. pnvo HIto imnoinl i' 422-17 I. K. B—Medicine I'hosH carefully replenished f.-tf Importer nnd si:R<:r.i>N, lIIMI, HAWAII, Ill* Xx evt.Kt.TT.) Keairtenrrin Strict* fort am! Merchant Nnuanu Valley, opposite that Importer TO A. r. Uuceti Street. rooms. York. ot New N. COLE, X'loivriairiixi.. member of th* Physician, 11. J. AND SURGEON, PHYSICIAN Lata m. i>.. 4»-ly A L LX 1¥ At Commission Merchants, j €OI%IV A Y , KAWAIHAE. HAWAII, Willcontinuetbe Genera Merchandise aud the abova port, where they are prepared to furnish tho justly celebratedKawaihae Potatoes, aod such other re and as are on required hy whale ships the most rtssniiable FIRE at the ON HAND. W. REMOVED TO THE HAVIXG buildir Id Merchant street, opposite the ik .• prepared Books, 0 tf Orders particular mutch to Sim.onuS«.,,orrnr ADVANCES directions as to the job. the style, bound, a Bb«J. Ac, Ac. accompanied and tf the work sample 11 " C BIBWBB 4/ C0.,, " BibhofACo. with is to volume should be Ctf HaoKrBLD at Co Honolulu " Co., ■ " R. W.Wood, " Hon. K. 11. Allbs, - «3My anil Saleof Merchandise ; on Honolulu MADE Walskb * Oo , Honolulu. be to the Ho ATTENTION GIVEN TO Aldkicb, Inlands should at »* toFor THE ward!iik and Transhipment of Ooods i the Chartering anil Sal* of Ve*s«la ; the of Wbaleahlps ; and lhe Negotiation Exchange Home, or ml or commisbiok. D C. Watbbmab, Ksq., ON A in sums to suit. f.gBOW.Ksq., C. Baswaa * Co., Bissor A Co., Tans. " •' BrBBOBB, B*q., Hilo. A LLMABD HI " \r t, Co., Kanaaaws MONTHLY CONSIGNMENTS. JOURNAL, GENERAL PUBLISHED JaS.IIOBNBWBLL B»q., Boston. " JIBBBT A. PSIBOB A Co. BCTLBB, Scttiis FRIEND: PERANCE, SEAMEN, RKFEK TO Newspapers, MuMic, Old Books, Dr. of Exchange. Pamphlets*, from the other Mrrrhnnl, FRANCISCO, PlHTini.lK th* Purchase, Shipment execute all orduj for binding volume* previously «cut t* in- atiyillOLlLl' 4U\ FIUWISTQA Ssa Francisco, hy Honolulu bought and sold. XX BUT WEEK en mer —aarsBBBCBS— supplying LARGE Bailor's at XT Exchange BAN BOOK-BINDER, arriving of whaleshlps, negotiating noluluLine of Packets, will be forwarded Messrs. Wilcox, Richard* OFFICE—SII VOLLUM, supplihiK HAWAIIAN PACKET UNE 425-1 r REMOVAL! GEO. I shortest notice terms. WOOD I exchange, ftc. I IT All freight THE Shipping business at rraita FOR AGENTS Particular attention given lo the sal* and purchase chandlae, ships' business, 8138 * * TEM EDITED BY DAMON. •• Co., TERMS: " 11. FooQ A Co., Shanghai. KiCBABUS A M'Cbabxn, Portland, TO MARINE AND INTELLIGENCE, AND SAMUEL C. Co.. New York Wm. 11. Fooo A Co., DEVOTED Oregon One copy, Two copies, Five per copitn. 92.00 annum. " ... B.OU • u. �MM. 56 A new sion in it has ecclesiastical order. taken two "General dividuals in tlie get good working Meeting" this year out- God foreign. By gratifying ministers age shores. in the and Missionaries on their laborers, the native Pastors, returned their to labor and arating that only and that was felt, too, home and All felt hopeful. thing one the was importance praying for the on of of sep- needed, now revival of genuine a fields Churches and respective buoyant Pkofhki been Carolina. In IS6O Mr. for I • THE to take their places. the Hawaiian* General were strument of its destruction.'' Key. J. Hema, MARINE Key. J. W. Rev. G. Akau, that nourishing a rejoice day evenings held are the Bethel nt exists Kona the 4th of on icans, seventy-two Akau, Hema, Rev. A. Pali; dinner km bark Lay Delegates—Hooluhi, Mokapu, Haac, Hoapili. had with July of in all. us M. was work the the some in 17—Am 19—JlBw'n na, Rev. S. Rev. E. Rev. Forbes; O. A. Ho. Manake; Ha* Bishop; Molokai, Kaluaaha, Molokai, Halawa, Rev. do., Rev. S. Kuaihelani; Puukila. FROM OAHU. B. W. Rev. M. Kuaea, Rev. nae, Rev. J. Parker; Ewa, Rev. A. Kaoliko; L. ker; Honolulu, Rev. Rev. A. Thurston, Waialua, Emond; Waia- S. well; Kawaiahao Honolula, Rev. H. J. Gulick, Rev. A. Bishop, Rev. Corwin, G. Bick- H. H. Par- Gu- P. J. Andrews, Rev. S. C. lick, Rev. L. Rev. E. Tocqueville, enthusiasm Damon, P. Judd, S. N. Castle, his Lay Delegates—Maj. Moehonua, Sol. KuWaka, Hi. Anahola, Rev. Johnson; Helekunihi; Koloa, Rev. Dr. Smith; Waioli, and story, then I sentiment, lery of the map ol Dere was Lay Delegates—Wana, Kauai, Lilikalani. tion, he Snow, Rev. H. Bingham, Jr. Kekuanaoa, Mea Hanohano P. I find does the body, but within uot come we province gratifying decorum and merely add, that it would which their to questions witness the prevailed. delegates freely -and harmoniously ofall our to proceedings of this Ecclesiastical exceedingly Pastors leetle yon 1 bark was found more But ship ship Frmnotara. Panther, Lathrop l ferßakpr*s Componia MaritUnadel Peru Island. No. 1, PASSENGERS. For San Francisco— Williams, Innraham Mra Capt ami Hosa and Smymiotc, June per Fuller, Mrs Mrs Berrill 2 children. call Constitu- boys yen For San Francisco—per Uuugh, nnd 4 Capt <>—MUs L trisb, .Mr and children, .1 ta G It MrMrs Wymsui, Win Kincan, It 0 Wui J M Oat and Mrs sun, Comet, June 7—Mr.* T B IVek, Mrs Hani*. to I make II Chulan Chanlia, and BwrttsnaoQ. N \\ Drew, X Marsh—l'2. San From Coit, Fran.-isto—per Isabella .Mrs Mr Mire, II Wm Millctt, FB Severe, and Mrs 17—MlM June Onward, Kstwell. J Hollin-wurth, C R and 5 children, Mutt, I) French, J Wiilcott, A Kidlher, T Kastwood, X Clemens, 0 W Mitchell—l9. From San ftmCMOO ■■per I'olym.-i in, June lU—Miss LuMiss cretia Green, Mr Represen- Messrs B Barstow, M Migiiil, T Sullivan, hand. with dc member, than tirty of the ltun'.itt, far San Francisco. Saul, HoQ|kun*£ 17—Kng yacht Themis, llanham, for Hilo. gal- I held my by the dat floor. on RES. Booth—lB. in dc six of his to Part for Mrs S Peck. call Con- you I Fira Clements, SSdajrt Comet, Chaao, for Baa Amdipper of grand yellow spot dat dey entitled was dat bark Stnyruinte, 7—Am 'J—lVruviau lecta] very Representatif, acquaintance persone/fe dc tl—Am Mid Mrs C Wyncoop, A F O Luuha Johnson, Mrs Stean, Mrs Pfluger, Mr and Mrs Mrs Hunter, Fowles, II Marsh, Mrs A W Allan, Mr and Mrs Austin and 3 children, P Gough, C Janson, G Plucker, W tation dat floor was born in Connect-de-coot. Gallagher, From W Hunter, S Marquesas—per W Slamher, II Fichenstein, Fritch, and 10 Chi-amen—li4. June l'feil, then yen I was in the House of the Senof, 1 find permit Connect-de-coot But of the personeZ/e den, yen was now Legislature. acquaintance I vill Connect-de-coot. in I have give made you my 3 children, S X 22—Mrs Brown and 2 leetle my grand senti- clock-peddler, dat dc school-master, and Dc first give you time ; the senator. Francisco—per Onward, June 28—J Ilalstead, R 11 Allen, Col M 8 W Kitchen, H Wesson, C W J Vaiinei.t. T Kehoe, stead—l2. Gould, sec- which was order Hawaiian I entered most into the discussion came up for considera- your and then roars that izes as of he was your resuming his he laughter, rose peculiar gesticulation all Frenchmen in ment, he shook his the assembled his top of seat again, amidst and K. Oorwla. ;<t the residence of the bride's Tather, Mr. .J. |i. Athrrtnn, i» Miss Juliette M. Cooke, daughter of A. S. Cooke, Ksq., of this city. Ward—Robishos—In Honolulu, nsssssMI Victoria June 1st,by Ifnhnp Stalky . Curtis I'aike Ward to of the bride's father, Robinson, of James daughter stoMnso No cards. Doisk—Stbusq—In Dundee, III., April 13th, by K#»v. tf Humphreys, Rev. K. T. Doane, of Bhmi Island. Micronesia, Miss Clara II. Strong, of Dundee. J to DIED. IlrsH—Suddenly, May 16, from rupture board the schooner Odd Fellow, Island to on the of a blood-vessel, and 6 months. | New London from passage Honolulu, Captain William II. Bush, ou Baker's aged 31 yean papers please copy.] ■ of excite- tremulously and exclaimed to me. B B Hemp- Ayer. MARRIED. Information confreres, voice,' Ah ! gentlemen, great miracle with which character- moments finger S — dat yellow State you call Connect-de-coot very II vonllolt, Athkktos—Cookb—By the Hev. Miss yellow spot Cambridge, June 24—Mrs Austin nnd Jas Reddish—s San Hollister, at the Connect-de-coot, the leetle dc So • make dc Portland—per For of his two dat in For Senator, I find nine of dc born gentlemen, ; Constitution dc send I make dc represent him to once more to of the gallery do with him ; and dc ond tell what you you civilization, and law sird make Kanoa. and House of yen Fran- papal? and mes- yon you the Confederation in represent him speech MICRONESIA. Honorary Members—Hon. loane li, Mea report give day Connect-de-coot. ment : It vill Yon "Vy left a tew I—Mr Odd Fellow, Cluk-y, Tor Baker*! [stand. I—Schr Kitty Carts-riglit, JtaeM, for Fanning* [elan I the permission yon dat little State to one Senator H. G. Wilcox. M. suddenly Ban 11. llarkfd.l ft Co. Manilla, she DEPARTI Juno in with rose Frenchman. a dc Presidante of this boys FROM KAUAI. Waioli, Rev. E. Key. B. G. he San from days Ant'dos. after born was 18 QreSD. 10 days frotH ndM to •29—Am bark Oaaatttalon, America. speechify- 14 Alilrich, Walker iV Co, hi Polynesian, with Co. jr., Manilla, pupers. Uenpstcad, mdse Hubbard, mute lor went on. gentleman alluded I vill tell you, vid the sieurs, And muhonua, FROM ,m Fraud ,ci, children—3. W. D. Alexander. Kiekie of nect-de-coot. Kaneohe, Rev. Co. & del Pm No. ftu to C. Ifr-wcr &, a few leaving boundlor cisco, s— as with mdse Onward, ship Francisco, Connect-de-coot," exclaimed Monsieur dc W. Nueku. Lay Delegates —Dan. Puhi, Hon. Kahale, Maritbna 22—Schr I'feil, Ziejrenhirt, from Mnnp.e-.as. 2S—Ain rlan tram lan clipper ship Qotwatar, i% one by bark nftcr Francisco, with by who evening, that he the fact Port Stanley, pMMd I.v were but Tocqueville. festivities in the to " There himself famous had commenced, " exander; Honuaula, Al.lri.-li, Walker from days dipper ship Qoklorq Fleive, dJJ*t from San Fnncicii, in Paris day We had dc v in other Amer- " Democracy upon lie in to the Hotel Meurice. at passant Lahainaluna, Pogue; Wailuku, Rev. W. P. Al- 14 Saul, 14—Am Connecticut. Rev. J. F. to clipper Coinpaniu Perez 1, writer in a the cloth had been removed, ami ing Lahaina, Rev. D. Baldwin; fam BfOOk*. 17 days from Astoria, Cambridge, roots for Boogkong. many celebrate to then rendered great en AND MOLOKAI. of Paris. Age, happening July, This guest. During makua Komohana, Rev. S. Kukahckahe. in years ago, says agreed we a Kohala Komohana, Rev. S. C. Luhinu; Ha- MAI I A number of the Democratic Kona Kohala Fourth Tocqueville's from Alberni I.alhrop, 14 dnjs 16—lluw'n hark Arctic. Hammond. 240 days from Boston Kona Pilipo; I'untlnT. ship San Francisco. ft Speech Kailua, Rev. E. Bond; Kohala FROM de days with lumber to .laninn, <irc<ri 6r Co. o—Am clipper the Keep vestry. I—Kutf tote AH>erni, Dabrynople, S3 Satur- on motion. Key. Lyman, Kapalilua, Kupakee; Manuia, Hon. J. G. the in- us know to Dashaway Society Meetings in Honolulu. Papaula; Helani, W. made JOURNAL. with indse and lumber Kaawaloa, Kona D. Paris; S. W. Hema, Key. Akau, has OFHPON LRUT, S.I. Monsieur HAWAII. D. B. H. Gulick; Rev. O. Kau, no stupen- religion. returning Meeting : OF Kauhane; Waiohinu, J. palieka, Kau, Key. of such Holy Spirit. Dashaway Society.—We Hakalau, Key. Tim. Pohano; Ka- T. Coan; se and that the great our blindness, "If I have consider the institu- doomed, as God, in slunc ISLAND Hilo, Key. Waiakea, which o. cannot conceive slavery There in South prophet Boyce said, place, dous madness,—I shall tion of Carolina. true one cession shall take 3—Peruvian FROM South in least at passing away, ball in represented unpeople A has iden, fellow that Hawaiian readers will be inter- our " The lives. Church for himself up Man—in- for Hawaii. die—hut the 86 5 . I ARRIVALS. largely how see are to see coming up are We think many of of reason .M1... hope may has raised these All most to visit to years into the American Missionaries ested in- set were The native element closed. numbered the but it is fairly The wlieels machinery The just been Dr. Anderson's during motion 1863, but has things these fs)ands. on lias in the utlitirsof the American Mis- uugurated There is I tion. NewHawaii. order of H(II.Mi over Respecting to the leetle one B. Btardalry, Ocean, Capt. Clark, he remained on Any information will be itor, or by Sarab most : who belonged board and then left,and is reported In 1862 to have cisco. is Kdward Wanted about to ship three years, gone lo San Fran- ghidly received l>y the Kd- J. Beardsley, his sister, Boston, Mass ; or by � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Friend (1865) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Friend - 1865.07.01 - Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1865.07.01