https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/5e66ab275b6e5a6450b47be6707905eb.pdf e7ab4e5ce4517fbfd76a804827c66f46 PDF Text Text THF E RIEND. HONOLULU, MARCH 2M.J $tto Stries, 001.21. W.ReDofeavFth.Snow. . CONTBbTS For Mnrcb. of Never Rev. W. F. Snow Visit to iv read 19 Retirement 19 Canada • 21, 22 Chinese Correspondence 22 Earl of Aberdeen the has Mrs. 1. 1811. She is five For years successfully managed extensively known her the Pacific, and from the this was in never beds There community. for seamen, we families, all for better We trust ilar to the all his ing in secur- give Subacriberi $6«8 00 we 331 40—$1097 $310 public its 46 71 the fol- formation, we publish $ 6206 97 Total Expenditure 6886 36 Balance on hand nearly of News.—There is can has good prospect every was Most a he more heartily that good is a men $ 310 71 really only surrendered, of Peace thanks. ily give so note ! Rev. of much the and foreign leading fact there is For this we a heart- Chuxoh, Mr. place yesterday Lawrence, by to several flowers, which wreath The of all clergy insists that was and wreaths of the in was of white front of the roses. same a Soripture Rev. Mr. selected Fisber, singing sion tery was for the a by by a to ries are prayer singing present by of a Rev. The hymn. the was They con- oooasion _. Park, by and proces- at the ceme- Cheney of Chelsea, The remains were placed W. A. in the tomb of Russell, Esq." sketch of a landing on He Palestine. What hallowed awakened our memo- Joppa, at ment guide-books. best of Bible becomes the very that Tabitha It was in lived, whose Joppa " died, and She her laid they chamber." At thattime the at Lydda, is He of Sharon." "the was plain body, said, the opened Peter, she the tenth vision, recorded in sat her eyes, It up." of the chapter of good people The Acts. Book of upper that Peter had that remarkable Joppa in saw over to And she Tabitha, arise. an Peter for, and coming, sent prayed, and turning "he in Apostle few miles away a called Dorcas." is by interpretation " name Joppa tradition rethe very house where the sea" lived Simon the tanner, by point out ports Of We it before late was is Ramleh We go miles. thirty-five by the Jerusalem, to away " linger must not hasten the traveler visits the course made on night. but distance a of horseback, and were we spot! sea-side," able to start, for stopping-place a We find comfortable lodgings the in the reach the place as we good opportunity is afforded Greek Convent, but night, before for visiting stone, a a Saracenic tower, built of hewn obtain grand panoramic a rounding rays the of the mountains scene, Isaiah, setting such " sun, of Judea, rambles, evening he as of the west the Mediterranean reflected rampart. mighty view the to country; of waters which lofty summit of the from a conduoted funeral services Dr. vacant Egypt, for Tarshish twentywhere Jonah embarked be informed five hundred years ago, and to of Judea," far that yonder are the "hills The mo" the plain of Sharon." away over the Palestine, in lands traveler the of passages of Rev. W. second ' clergyman from Boston Andover. Mr. Snow for prayer the ornamented with choir, reading hymn. The of great length. were a and the of the by chant The deceased services were Rev. Mr. Hamilton of North beau- were upon pulpit. Among those The with we Jerusalem. visit as and denominations decorated shall furnish visits our that oldest from in arrival our graph- has interest in departure our of lands, and Pro- Methuen and North Andover pulpit Rev. Dr. RH. Neale. the pastor, was nailed, " " special of places and sketched of afternoon from of which he chair,' usually occupied by the when in life, was also tastefully by funeral a all the Protestant present. ooffin, Snow.—The were cross dc we whose It the bitter voyage compagnon 1 and 2, described, in Nos. ically was him, on " Our and when she word which deplore. however, most large conoourse of people. of Andover, Park. Thayer and Taylor sisted of that Paris finish whom with never respecting Lawrence, Andover, were tiful some idea of the transactions of Total Receipt! we uprightness advantage, our —Shakespeare. : attended fessors 786 76 since that chaplain and The following notice of his fune- Funeral 91 06 lowing : news, Royal University, scholarly son. see Dur- impressed all much so thougnt, copy and was 7 00 hand on tbe to Rev. W. F. Snow took Expended for relief society a For side." ral Walter Montgomery Receipt! from Balance of caah from uut year To a as There printed now die. the Eliot the we the at peculiar a minds of the we never from Ealate W. H. Bound I.eavei Caah and was contact. seen blessed Treasure'sAssociation. FReAoftRmheuprnlieocadrntf from student of demeanor, subscribe we •• Receipt! a affectionate and dutiful death for the Home. Receipt! there favorably services of female managers ing the efficient as religious fervor, which and have peculiarly fortunate in have been career integrity sea- Thus far the Trus- truly Lawrence Congregationalist, Seminary, preacher, can tees Most renown. School, Oahu College, Harvard Thrum, Mrs. Oat, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Crabbe. long a bereaved friends. sympathize with the Mrs. Whiteus'success will be sim- that of Mrs. was extended notices of his life and death. and good condition. in there him young American, and San Francisco Pacific, came rooms of usefulness and Andover twenty-five are whom before had of Christ, acres whose huudred years ago, Which, fourteen were in promising and Over sepulchre in those holy helds. walked those blessed feel. ***** our we interest personal a Therefore, friends, " the as to As far Front age. congregation, our scholarly the Boston for officers, and six nine of in good has condition for the accommodation of faring Islands. seamen among influence for The Home been felt. do In departure learn of her of member of once a sold her institution, and it is with sincere regret that we feel lo most a minister, the Home, and Whiteus. Mrs. Crabbe years death, the youthful thirty was long members as Sailor's Home.—Mrs.Crabbe has resigned to he to minister of his parents Bethel Sabbath-school, and career interest under Gospel, come the managementof 11th, of this 24 _c FRIEND. MARCH of announcement the fact that so THE sad January 20 Young Men's Christian Association, the than surprised more we 17,18 Editor's Table Missing were 17 :t Visits to Places of Speciul Interest, No. Cowper's Thoughts PlofSapcVetisaoOllsW iIntnedhr set orld,-No.3. 1811. Paok. Heath {(9l.Stt.es, 001.211 1811. I, 17 to On we while blue the rugged the east, formed returning witnessed called forth shall the we sur- from a a our pastoral the remark of gather the lambs in his �THE 18 and nrms saw We I Omar: his ' most weary little lamb in his \ that carry tliein shepherd a flock, but in his returning carrying a bosom." with home arms ! salem. many months for the latter " rains. about Damascus gate comfortable the the at Mediterranean! We do readers with our time at one other Bethlehem ; of the Jews semane ; the to Mount of not pro- another at to ; other many do desire we to the cnll the the to ; reader's spot where tention to of Omah, and where Temple re- and but special at- of formerly stood interest. It is believed to the identical rock upon which Abraham about offer to until within itors allowed a the to enter in your the to description a rock, and of lee the of quote the other a prior having been the altar rough in March, us 1870, the few years days round, That stone, the on David, margin, by ledge, guarded ' what the to of this English an look upon the nah the given Dome of the Rock.' since Jebusite, its mosque,—Kubbet but ; sovereign to admits any threshing-floor of Arau- and the foundation of great altar of Solomon's the Temple."— W. L. But it is only of late have been allowed at all. visited temple Eighteen the St. years Holy Land, Peter's, smaller scale, : ' this sacred he of rising from place Stanley gazed the on top of Olivet, he A dome, though when ago, as enclosure from the spoke of it thus of years that strangers to enter graceful course an as on elaborately ished circular edifice—this is the that a far fin- Mosque of no pollute of ing, is on 67 feet the piers, great side, 1600 object of course, the the on Moriah, build- There It of its lour are points. twelve arches which sacrifice, showed on when God him to is it his stayed It is irregular in form, mented in and and there porphyry rest as hand, and they may the mosque. of about fifty mass the richly is orna- early Christian with of pointed some some as if to '• of great that are original Tem- rock, and they both have many traditions connected with it. The of this to covenant, built and which believe that Moses by has been lost captivity, the in ark of the wilderness, since the time of is hidden away within the in such of They point to a the rock, resembling the shape of the impression left by the a when he took man's foot, which his then they point flight to chamber beneath, numbers vast or pasno were, in temple."—Dr. tho aofCtInshirnudcetson Japanese. A few up three to mark in somewhat they say foot of the is prophet heaven. other days American an since lady 1 do " but find not tives for the on has occurred ing to but them, notice in to Chinese liberty of writing to We have primary sent the writer of the above marks, and read to come death, the school and is now Mr. Tucker During the the school pupils a the who some tion And near willing are to ally, considering quite apt be to After his by Mr. Aheong, others taught from for a year—lB7o— twelve fifteen to taught three evenings receiving pay, and their low wages. learn, and in a instruc- quite liber- some Many are few months be- good readers of English books. We every possible encouragement should be to these schools, when given they established open mer- by Mr. Dunscombe. Most of those each week. quite suc- taught by him whole of last being for taught was English. revived averaged month, Bothel vestry was were continued and would we leading Chinese in was As few Chinamen a The school write English situated with paragraph, Some of the cessful. dozen a years years by Mr. Watt, some happy spelling-books. similarly some be Sec." forward other persons may bo have taken the We shall and for instruction. of See- Friend of October 1 in „c, in Honolulu have it some- quite ignorant we are you. reading remark that for thirty or may do we schools. I books, purchase twenty books used, &c, &;c. the regard na- instruction, real heathens, and that me the among are plan- follows: as their lor Japanese, plans pursued, a necessity a plantation Chinese and for quote we from a note of the sugar on one effort special received we tations, from which think the side of Holy Place. Neioton. come rock. passage, Valley doubt, used for the purpose of carrying away the blood of the sacrifices offered, at times, The Mohammedans say that when Mahomet went to heaven he ascended from the this or rock, and the well, from the the A hole In the floor well, a the " of is the limits of the This hole in the bosom of this rock. top rock. lead down into the to Kedron, beyond time. profess great Temple this rock, from the through pre- The Jews and Mohammedans believe in Jews which is said the reaching from the chamber beneath. to itself. the sacredness the chants and their clerks supposed be relics of the even walls, stone and of the columns arches, have Here marble antique These, and and on under the Directly of this chamber there Mosaic gilded let into the walls, the by instead almost the entire walls. pieces are them. serve a style of buildings, covering and curious chamber, enclosed nnd the under side of top into thing Therock stands building the Moslem work ple The by forty. a has been drilled the about six feet above the floor of feet • fingers left in Solomon's rock. this upon sage, spot, held it down be little doubt that can surrounded supposed which he offered a ram, and burnt-offering rock itself is to when this ! altar of stood For up after him, when Ga- the marks which his are There " fingers. heaven from to up going was the rock four offer up Isaac See Genesis 22. son. went briel took hold of it It is be the summit to which about was Gabriel's angel the rock Mosque marble. polished cardinal on under the dome of the mosque is that Abraham ; to interest diameter, each which is said great rock, of Mount the It is dome, sustained by a and has Directly " a difficult columns. on a is east long. opposite by contains large octagonal a 170 feet in at It the north, and 900 different colored being doors 'The measurement. the on This is about sides called that it in its Tho. central Omar. the first Gage. " of antiquity; the to en- that might is clay of pressed upon a mai-s and these, they affirm, are the marks Its outline and bound- acres. within this enclosure is, of supporting the pay- now end. el interest- displayed was the west, 1000 the It is but exceedingly Gentile pilgrims of has with was slippers, size. great irregular, so accuracy 1500 feet of his became of Araunah and ing historical memorial one to the and temple. fence, is name Sakhrah, ment visit our be seen to-day under the Mosque of Omar. That remark- iron Arabic eyes lay by David, the future out-cropping strong a latter tool, may dome of the able a of Araunah the Jebusite. touched, except human Bos- in its at south for made in December, 1869. in the as never writer visit, and the to our purchased of sa- one Rev. Dr. Newton, of the threshing-floor was and the authorities, a is surmounted dollar. place two "On the summit of Moriah This send The former visited the spot having followed bare about now felt infidel foot enclosure temple thirty-five not Governor of Turkish Home," published at Philadelphia. few months but ; thing required threshold, huge en- our The first thing about it that strikes are arrive a Rev. W. L. Gage, Sabbath " ton, shall we that of the the aries special perlarge fee, to ob- n " '• Jerusalem, and the For about Even is that your Consul required name "The Harain.' was was of Oimih. the sacred enclosure to pass in as made his mace The first the soon the hallowed ground. be Christian vis- required ihe Sultan, and all that is cred that Mosque lew years it a mit from tain It Isaac. son few years a feet our silver tho outside dust from an any persons but Mohammedanswere or within up his case as us, of these man'-* a would make, if fingers floor The gate of true. before crossing on was mosque inviolably sacred.' bearer of us, black Dervishes who stand longer no was It needed no sisjht of tell you that the this, very much like the marks which were seclusion to opened stately Crusaders deep the the observer of Solomon. special This is " trance the appeared. the addi- the . Mahomet to con- trodden within of daggers at gate, undisturbed and stands the now Under the dome of the mosque there is object it as disposed ever since Of Mosque the real the Cor- sight derives from Euro|>ean foot, except and that their David by Josephus, special interest; of out, second after by — the no favor, had or appearance there. the Pool of places that precincts driven second the next the exclusion, interest which those as for Mecca; the is felt almost one, myself stealth 1»7 I tho sanctuary,' after next wailing-place Siloam ; to Geth- mains of thearch mentioned to to the knowledge the an- 1 at ; the to the Tower of to city; another at j sketch of a Olives Holy Sepulchre; the to I noble H. spot in the Mahometan world I, for dova. by the . by walks and rambles in and about the our is tional of the city and entered noon, German. a furnish to pose by " the beautiful—that sole early and i the " the north, and found very on lodgings Hotel, kept of want We reached " King _reat galloping , arose, we were sun plain, and hastening away to JeruThe been suffering for country fiad the over the ere ' sacrod most Long lAI ( FRIEND, for on doing the plantations much good. It ; the was can way is after this that Mr. Aheong was taught at Maby members of the Rev. Mr. Green's manner kawao family, Talbot. when he was in the employ of Mt. �>l FRIEND. IHE lX 11. ( 1871. Visit toCanada. first introduction My last issue our familiar a trace the out of origin of origin the hymn a The Psalms of David, composed by Cowper. to the fully appreciated, called them forth equally This is learned. be must occasion which of many of the beautiful true hymns which have become the property of the church universal; delightful hence how from Honolulu long a English our lyric poets Before he called was fliction. the For On Hospital. miles low brother resided. per had been unable but the first on he country, church. parable of the The he mind retired fields, where he If our morning a mind keeping ser- that leaving quiet a the composed mind the felt experi- own almost was morning Cowper son. On to double windows think windows they it was overcome the house in spot the following hymn. circumstances but cannot There, " s.-e far from and retreat" written, originally increased of charming specimen hymn, under in this composition. in world," the think we beauty lyrical " that calm his soul silent shade," '• grass, opening flowers the quite change How only 1. "solitary lays" the to nightingale, audible sounds which fell upon Far from the world, 0 Lord, I his and field scenes where S.itmi His moat successful '1. The And prayer sceiu and by thy For those who praise sweet the ear. still wages In many if There, And Ob, thy Spirit grace with her what touch the was side of the track. in hours the day the to plowing abode, meau peace, and month a its swift the dry She communes with love, There, Her like the ! her God nightingale, solitary lays Nor asks a she pours witness of her even ners, There is Author and Quardian of Sweet Source It is to see high, not still And—all My G. What thanks A Shall I echo names ! —thou owe boundless, ! thee, endless through When time .-hall in art mine Ihe that as All and be with gloves, carriages are the seen on city the for sight run- on cars. street. love— above, high it " a the from horses drivers, and principal the the streets in One is that the the country, sleigh liells. out the sidewalk, you the on opposite happy consequence busy city the save six feet piled is almost Another result is that a feet long and ten similar shape never to on near to of the long rat-gut fastened buck-skin in to It is bound ory. island, is a as Punchbowl. ktly a wooded hill to but pride " by shocked if it is hill. The built is wide. In back of the two-thirds as The Montrealers call The Mountain," and are disrespectfully spoken finest residence, in such where it of rim of ash is to the go paddling along with squad as, ex- tightly. appear- Philistine ungodly an these likely very nic to down, it is difficult once manner as immense The members of the awk- understandings. ward a comical they eye hick- or fastened most a ance get tumble, a rise without to assistance. Our party ascended the mountain and light, light a and city route, steep as bowl, what was and sail down ing like the at whatever sides descent white of But choker and emptird on applause the of friend in in the air his at us, huge every sudden pause, minus hat half smothered a down follow to by barrel of the snow, and flour had been his head,amid shouts of laughter Viator. applause. and Thanks staves clerical a essayed to a though as the flying wildly gloves, looking who barrel distinct summersaults, came fly- me to Round-top, I made the amid snow-shoes and of my neck. on fair. turned four turn, peril gracefully surrounding the see snow-shoes declivity,—streamers early training slippery to their on Gallantry compelled to the amazement my follow my reached, by we the front face of Punch- as comets. the the brow of the hill, which ladies sit down young moon- of by combined lamp- When moonlight. circuitous is about and river by view enchanting an j>ot snow-veiled First Chinese Missionary A letter Rev. to Dr. one able importance nese in this a to of the he will to of consider; pastor among the Chi- a His largely spoken stop for then California. his a a China. in wife, also a native of Can. in Hu sailed front months in order the Cantonese dialect, to his not mission work in years ago Amer- Twenty-four one Now Chinese the first native dialect, 10, for Canton, where couple of proceed dc? California, wife, good ican Methodism had to speaks English qualification worker, is perfect himself and He and familiar with the Cantonese Mi, with tho Foochow, Chinese preach? native country. voted Christian at departure of Rev. Hu the of the moderately well, ton, Mission for S.ui Francisco. ers, of Superintendent Episcopal announces Sing Mi, toAmerica. Secretaries from missionary our Maclay, Methodist Sing right of the leaf. loose from the sole, swing the delightfully about leaf, the taro stem uiocciulined foot with tho toe, cept al The ladies present in is ten three inches wide, in the light a to thongs, stepping, which is and and two This sandal is made of a fine wicker-work of flying dust, Montreal is which edification of elongated an being placed travel snow-shoe, that fifteen or neces- to unfrequented the seen a sandal, between huge it is anywhere quite over say for me Foochow, September with i Let regions. summit of is it is deep, a gentlemen the snow comfort and speed or all mud doors and as gingling merry lo join to the snow-shoes in order those who have toe " the feet ten to wear China, is snow passengers street. two to with hand- their As is beyond, invited was snow-shoe tramp mountain. sary 1 fine. very New a twenty or thirty buffalo robes covering standing the see centre city, ! and what be no more. lines of the entire absence of one— store- the realms and pleasing about thirty miles of light divine. harmonious Saviour life solid roads description to two customers. snow as over is dressed in furs; engines some streets so I walked as in the middle of ihe for than it deeper moccasins. wheel —with To- it. river, notwithstand- vests sleighs—large seats each detained several through makes every novel and a the a where high the solid ice from The or the zero. clean. praise. my already places feet Yesterday on the fire not The island ... way Everybody arid vehicles of everything song, were current, land. ; Nor thirsts for humau ten caps, overcoats, of the 1. some our thick. feet ten ing In the completely were We ago. St. Lawrence of the and joy, on Montreal considerable snow is side of soul. flowers piled snow. it had drifted it In follow thee. Spring- green, the becoming fences this city, the mnjestic landscape of a dozen young ladies nnd party in the Lawrence, and really remarkable. no snow 1 reached the places buried in the waiting wade was New between thermometerstood twenty degrees below agree ; bouuty birds, sombre now quite few a When blooming. can 0. is was grass starting, and standing shade, green springing singing climate Montreal the ground, buds some war. oalm retreat, the feilent With and am outer replaced by the con- but I ; in, the sets with month ago, there a Yorker flee, From strife and tumult far ; From winter the aspect of The difference in York com- doubtless were One from their balconies, of the St. and fur exquisitely touching and beautiful his allusion whose doors. city. thick over-shoes muned with God. eternal spring fairly together looks like fortifications taken off and are and windows,of double which, is are steep slate rool's, were blinds, was which in and resist to popu- fifty thousand, and door-ways they told that when gate- Most of the houses They rejoice structed Its limestone which hard,dark-gray would was of the sense readers will peruse this beautiful in the reaching read prodigal with tender emotion. of God, years Cow- realized in his poet's his masonry. is the bridge When I left New York, Hartford and officiating clergyman scene of By His good Providence, the ence. where His with the tho whole city abutments and long hundred and granite. the on double that of the Hawaiian built with arched a entering either side, on piers of solid steadily increasing. public worship, the at impressed of God. goodness St. at the two attend present parish deeply nearly to af- under quiet country parish Sabbath after was the vice of most physician Cambridge, For was a as the railroad, also expectations. my already Islands, long as of iron passengers of which this surpasses lation is poet, a deep very a leaving to a from as months he eminent an London, he retired a known experience to eighteen of care Albans' became Cowper built two — Cowper, Newton, Watts, Charles Wesley. is massive Montreal, way, lives of many of It upon twenty-four sights Railroad into it is like Going for foot rests is It principle, enclosing pathway and Trunk Punahou—two miles, lack- cavern. tubular Canadian to Grand Bridge. to feet. ing fifty read the to the on intothe Victoria a be dashing was We by Addison. written hymn, shall now noticed we of are built on the ascending slope The view hill—beg y'r pardon—mountain. city RtiTCheohnwirupmgehrt'nsCountry. hoef In 19 missionary representative Methodism sends to America.—iV. �TII X 20 FRIEND, soever THE FKIEiND, Table. Editor's The Comino Evekt ; or. Freedom for the Seven United Provinces John I>. A. M. D. Lang, This is 1)., bound volume of 450 idea that the of rapidly approaching chooses for Macau great, his " lay, England The was never " mistress of the will writer rich, so foreign powers, to so so ab- since the loss seas, as of her American colonies." This sents is Lang's long residence in world, approaching abilities his ical writer divine, and love for his for as We as polit- a his hearty this important specially interested are this of volume, because many of so his adopted home, eminently qualify thoroughly .discussing subject. perusal well as years, with the rise and pro- the colonies, gress of draws the that port of the nearly fifty to intimate acquaintance him pre- condition of ihe Australian colonies. present Dr. and portraiture of instructive most a his facts and and all the the States. American ideas and lian colonies, and fruit, resulting principles ap- bring forth must independence in the United in the Austra- root long ere the of independence have taken firm to of those colonies. be It will " has on the " Friend for na- He August, 1570.) member of the is migra- Polynesian long been pastor of the Scotch Sydney, and Lang and origin of the widely scattered (Sec tion. remembered that Dr. work a church in New South Wales Parliament. Thk Oldest and Empire ; China or, and the United States. By William Speer, Hartford, Connecticut: 1870. is This volume of 672 a pages, neatly wood No more been issued from and few writers authority discussion. cisco, his and the are press for better knowledge a has long time, qualified speak to question, this is book glad to see be to appear so As of the his Chinese lan- life-long devotion fully qualified question. the In to mission- him to to the immi- of the Chinese into the United he remarks on write present aspect of the referring page 27th : " be exten- knowl- to acquire edge respecting the political, economical and affairs industrial Japanese. trade and much ing than inclined other of A Chinaman acquire to but home to political to acquire is more thoughts. labor with to his but how seldom money, Chinaman who travels a mak- money ideas and new the as shrewd in the latter A Chinaman goes abroad acquire more given more Japanese, a nations is to from away economy and the of principles gov- ernment, whereas it is for such purposes that the Japanese Damios their smart rope for had a a few Jnpanese weeks, and in Some under economies Japanese this made to difficult to China. Both we such bespeak ese nations to for a no No reply. new are and nnd literary slow and march of im- it is form a this in new no States, Taken in what- of Chief Justice an so for subject what to such Japan- enlightened many of their young education. Such decisions this ditional tled, viz ble for the for his Supreme report Court (with confirms the ciple a statute trial before the full bench), law of this which Kingdom that liquor obtained be collected in the once a established, courts. goes far at a This and in be can applied from arising following hope we to to ad- see set- families, when, father has spent and property prohibit earnings liquors will sanction not as It is good the to the families of Our of consideration discussing this add that selling we would some facts the subject worthy of in engaged scorn the drinking, of at at retail, to One selling, rum or harmonize Christianity. item of following selling be made cannot selling drunkards. making, rum principles to only guilt of wholesale dealer a the business of is certain, would than any greater and yet many ; we the moral see whisky and brandy thing has subject, cannot retail is at wholesale rum, dealers after liquor those by done any ever business. liquor rum all to that a denied, money made Marshal and statistics upon this In be cannot in Honolulu has death. their society in that direction. of amount liquor selling If Maine Law, it is well a fact which a very small furnishing drunkards. possible near as from dealers habitual public house. at a should be authorized police liquor to get tend are those Furthermore, the to of support telegraphic news by the last mail, will indicate that legislation is lending in the right direction Washington, bills following : January 30.—House.—The were introduced and referred By Morrill of Maine, declaring who shall or sell give or naval officer of to be guilty of cating liquors, society, and on to the as a crime civil, military beverage, against shall be icated, not shall become summarily be reinstated for Letters Chaplain for Charles Adams, on S. Connor. shall the peace officers of the or Governmentwho shall continue or : one imprisonment; also, employees icating liquors, any conviction thereof shall be by fine and that any that Government intoxi- used a prines- question a how far sellers should be made lia- hotel, towards eminent example, the husband and shall debts incurred for cannot of which Liquor : The question. providing 22d, there is the the de- up an the present will as principles punished February of That it is " prosecute incalculable. drawing in opinion the it is land The moral is decision Allen, and to the tremendous evils remedy settle of In the Government newspaper of right mer- cannot of the courts. the law of the land way cannot other law satisfactorily settled, be deemed IPStrosceitnlygfSelling. Ruagaminst the the a pro- intemperance." hence wide circu- respect do the liberal and more abroad for a into in American statesman, yet they as license, the out debts effect not license, denies them the with the importance; book take liquor exceedingly improvements other spirit than in sending men for The Perhaps evince fairly study to a adopt the Japan, while introduce inferior lation. was, ihe Chinese indicating are question Railroads, telegraphs point. steamboats the into their system of foreign ideas military education, but upon instruction for reply ready we ago other nations. of ever are years answer to abroad, his went sending abroad America and Eu- to education. an John Chinaman The are now men young he why young they expressly to Judges reply that they understood that ideas about education, new their when from their the Chinese do yet anxious now Chinese writer topics same of observation. point reading We should sensible some the to The right a liquor dealers complain their bills collect cision, quotes the Chinese to fail cannot writers discuss the not alive read and circulated. sively be- events topics under subsequent residence in San Fran- intelligently upon Chinese timely publication upon the various ary labors, have gration America Mr. Sneer's residence in China, his familiar guage, public study, printed,and with in iis Ocean, regions vast L>. D. illustrated with mnny plates and cuts. the chants. and has Society Licensed having paid that by Mr. all. at itself. trust hereafter." great provement in the Newest Pacihc the sale tect all the idea of to At the present moment, when the political author of tion in the world's New of mankind will become the chief theatre of yond, hear of principles of history the " shores, its islands, and or the consummation." committed fully Seward, that Mr. of management, the grind appears writer those writers who ad- vocated pear Sneer importance by impulses, beyond and moving its to 187 1. of the Chi- coming discovery of the one which God is hands and eighteenth century—Samuel Adams, BenjaFranklin, conception in the illustration from the American writers of the min human be volume, interesting an It is of Lord remnrk the motto formidable so solutely nation. independent an the the World. onward advocating when the "United States of Australia form Uy 1870. : handsomely and pages, time is Independence Australia. Sydney neatly printed a and since event no will, the we 11. \II ( America is excelled in nese to 1. IBTI. MARCH aspect >l have been C. to use nt intox- all intox- dismissed, and two years. received by the Draper and Charles board the Progress, and for Thos. �111 terested in the It Aheong. while is and editorials communications and there Perhaps writer. the pen of from anything of the Chinese who of all can in world. The Chinese element making itself felt There is of the world. merce United desirous of States prohibit is gradually com- in the party a passing to going to America, and in New Zealand nnd Australia the inimical same idea, when and ing their trade river of up every the years ago, in war English opposition to nation, and forced Until the Russian China. carried American, English, governments countries, and " there sell buy, asking in they will and favors. more play and work and in apparent, that more years they will Islands, and good a share of no a fact few very these on the foreign and domestic trade. statistics sure dry reading, and commence you A to Z opinion still ; and it is material of Nothing is would be read in it, is dictionary, if not a bad book. of explana- possible and equally a Sheldon, histories. shuffling, the during debted riving Iwnd value of imports and exports we ; exports; passengers goods in learn all and and ar- out to drink 509 departures. foolish gallons of H I'l Rr>. A Falkinburg, tor l'orl- Calhcart, Han Taylor, Floyd, for Moses Margaret schr w 8 2—li Crockard, Frsntisco. Oistfrey, lor Count Uisraarck. Dallman, for bk Han Hamburg. for San Francisco, gun boat N.vack, Glass, 11. llecliter, lor Falmouth, lor orders. 7—N. Otto and Anionic, German ship for Simousen, Baker's Island. ll—Uritlsh and bark for Sail Adderley, Harllliau, Henry Francisco. 'J—llaw'u schr W. 11. Johnaton, Kamaile, fur Jarvis Island. 10—Am schr Maggie Johnston, in- more known measurement, tor Ban Fran- Dayton, cisco. 13— Am schr C M Ward, Kickman, for or Ma 8 17—II B corvette Guano Scylla, Herbert, Islands. for Victo- ria, B C. ns A J Pope, l'lasse, for Valparaiso. 18—Am bk D C Murray, Benoett, for Ban Francisco. 17—Haw bk He merits richly for 22—Brit ship Wm Le Laeheur, Lucas, 24—Am bk Comet, Fuller, Costa Rica. lor San Francisco. the testi- Who will gold watch. The Earthquake.—At ten it? give of February 19th, where the Islands on Honolulu and else- in people the experienced PASSENGERS. tion. of the agitation of the earih. no the Fob ever severe island of the shocks may have been This time, from all Oahu and Maui J Wm been have thirty seconds on some were more places and crockery of an eruption on remains in glassware were report a statu Loa, of Kilauea, report crater B. quo. Capt. Frederick A. ruary 2d, 21 days M.'s from salutes yesterday Victoria. and wiih the Tbe morning- ratos Seylla, corvette arrived Herbert, tons, 400 horse power, changed steam at this The Francisco— Mr and Mrs J Curtis, thews. M Prior, Mr is 16 guns. Punchbowl following is Mat- Peel, Lilburn, Clarkson, Miss Mr and Mrs J Finnic and child. Massey, child and servant, W A Hum, H Vivian, C Vivian, W FinBolton, L Cole, II Gilmer, lay, Mrs rison, II Oruin, II Fbom Judge San Nebeker, Fbabcibco —Per Moses Taylor, February 26— and Gen E I) Keyes, W E servant, Mr R maid, Hyman, II l.undt, George H 8 Wager, Dr C 8 Bonner, M Bolognessl, A B Clark. Mias A J Brenhnm, child Mias Smith, Mrs C S Nichols, nurse, Master Bobcrt Kidwell, 3 Roy, W J Y. ung, R J Mor- 8 Cochrane, M. Weir, W Clime, 84. Welsh, and SB steerage—total, Lyons, Miss C Lyons Barron and and Mrs Pudding, Varley, J Forsythe, A Sorrenaon, Chas Miss Brenliam, children and nurse, C A Mrs Mary Reilly, w J Killer, J I. Killer, Geo Harjier, Mrs L W BradSpear, E C Bond, F II Williams, and IS others. ford, Mrs Stewart and infant, Miss Carpenter, II Hall and wife, Alfred Fellon. In transitu for Australia—ll Mrs Howe and Infant, Thos Casley, wife and 8 children, Hop- Wiltshire, Mrs V Walker, Charles Abbee, James Hunter, Robert Tail, mail agent, and 1» others—total, 81. MARRIED. ex- of Hiis Llovd—Stewaed—ln battery list F Perry, Messrs 1) Barnard,B Farrar, C Ilsmhurgher, Slspleford, V R Morgan, I) Mr and Mrs G Olarkson nnd child. Miss Smith, 1,467 She Hill a and Mrs 26—AI- Mr and MrsCtias Feb- port S. ciew In transitu for G Andrews, and 2in steerage. Faroade, son Naval. —H. and Wouga, February Aiibteaua—Per Wonga Fbom San Klttridge. There is Blcard and 87 officers Commander M 1189 Saginaw, and 48 in transitu from Sydney and In-il public the summit of Mauna Hawaii, but the old says, two or less cracked, and in or - 172. Auckland, per City of Melbourne—Total, Mrs con- this island, lasted but elsewhere report says they Several houses and three minutes. buildings the seriously more l> MerShipley, J C Ur T Madden, Knowles. from late escaped. The vibrations T Colllus, II DesnenilKmrga, Miss Lottie Alexander, Gould, how- on Olide Bchutte, Miss Mau Cbong, strong. Geo L Dalrymple, Fred llelns, Chong Yee, J It F I' Ow I'liitt and servant. J B M Stuart, the islands of accounts, than Hawuii. not over has island Hawaii, this 2»rli —I. and wife. Miss J E Rev C Q McCully Beckers, II Thoman, II A F Carter, wife, child and lervant, Miss Hem|>stead, Scott, John Joseph, Max Ward, Warrill, J F Jackman, A Laiarus, W Arm F Schwander, Joe Sllva, Jas Forbes, T ren Goodale, reality Hitherto, Jan. Taylor, Moses Feaecisco—Per Sab Fairwealher, a new sensa- doubt about There was minutes past ten o'clock Sabbath evening, many her city, February the 20th, by Rev. Father Hermann, Thomas Lawbebce Li.oyd to CatiiHV London papers please copy. aeibeJ. Stewabb. DIED. Lieutenants— ll. L. Chaplain and .MKi.iiir.iis—in Bremen, Germany, December 6th, 1870, Nnml Instructor—Rev. R. L. Neale, B. A. Navigating ; duties Acting ric, J. Brant. foreign ship- Assistant Then, too, darkness of the night. It Somerset, G. L. M. Lerli- J. Ilaiinatyuc, must be 6,307 of win, 18th, at A. formerly was R. Bt a booybk. fell overboard while in the wind, to to impossible sea save him. the and Mr. B. U years of age, and a native of Harrington, Cumberland, and native of Norway, and 33 years him Carpenter— Thos. Hestsr. Iladk-y, drowned, Mr. Chbistiae of Boston. Kbeubsen, carpenter of bark limbos, Thoa. Ileuston. G. Reid, Thos. 4 A. M., M. Vioiette, Kbei'DSE×Fell overboard over Midshipmen— U. D. Ijiw. Wm was England, Bedford. Skardon. T. Warren, F. E. Pointer. Thos. Deceased of reefing the main topsail, but owing was Gunner—Thus long Illness. chief officer British bark Redfern, M. B. Wm. O. Paymasters—T. F. Harrison, Ware, a transient resident here. act Sub-I.ieutenanl—V. B. Moody. Boatswain— Jno. Goiter. con- P. melchbbe, after Hi booyee—January —F. Burnc. Paymaster Chief Engineer—l. Gillies. Assistant Surgeon—T. somebody rum, Pearson, C. A. Tucker, H. T. Wright, Surgeon —C. Keenau. of about the kind of goods sumed, and how is generally Sub-Lieutenants —Viliu Hawaiian vessels and arrivals •>—|| in Honolulu, years, In actual Honolulu press. *.noin/.er«_<: ping 2—Am penny-a-liner," his writings would probother writer for the ably exceed those of any a days from ti—llaw'u bark Eagle, John Riches. Navigating Lieutenant— of statistical tables— ; twenty acknowledged. \H Jane slinr 28—Am praise. of much worthy his pen than is to bkln 28—Am H. by care pains-taking whose reading public past 26 Uuglies, Paw bk Ka Noi, S Oeerkcn, 107 days from London. Islands. the to much with is The truth is, the W. liiud, O. C. R. Wood. and departing Jau. written, the was relating Esq., ■ IM'.P appeared, containing has method accurate J. Susan, Grace Kobeits, Knarki:, 22 days fm Eureka. officers: little imports and fees; raw cartilage." true and and poems about ; from W. Emerson's no excess wanting but above thrown down and broken. rather right through of R. are the much inter- always a in full of suggestion,—the sorting, ligature, This is published are dictionary a no cant tion, and so we " that There is as 15th, with February To be General Allen's Collector report for the year 1870, est. L. from 194 days I'r:ineisco. prepared were bk < Feb. the Advertiser tinued SHCtuaositomcesfo1 r 870. Gazette of C. affected We have read that it may so V 1. J. H. Shaiaircll, Nabob, thousand years I two 20 Herbert, from _V— Am l)k Mury Ella Roberts, Spearwell, 18 days San Francisco, passed the port,dropping lute papers. C the labor the control ; chance, asking makes place, or A at shrewd and their way, one fl| of Shakespeare. or They Chinese an even safe some to one F Scylla, cisco. "a labor," modest, the are observation Daily Chithose to trade and merchandise to them fair only give of privileges given and the in bark 11—Am Such tables would then be read with ; monial of The Chinese government. industrious, nation. and be think those powers should least, opium French willing are few a Joppa. I at corvette Tahiti. it deposit days Islands steam 6—Uritlsh brig of Homer, Milinterest than the poems more tM friend Allen will days as) San Fraut—Am bark Cornel, A. Fuller, 17days from pen-. cedar our 147 Boston, in the shipped King Solomon, landing Lucas, Kaytoo, A :!—Urn bk Violet, 42 diiys from Hongkong. cargo, I Tyre, Fiji S Jolmstoii, Maggie Ms II Jiio le Larhcur, Loudon. sciir days from Victoria, and apes, of or We referred ■I—II dura- years' lumber to hence. truiu sailed return when she King Hiram, reports 2—Aui Wm ship j—Am a ; be Geber, Feb. ships three lor Kings 10:22) additional statistics Chinese the upon merchant and laborer shall go nese we the the will of the opium push- Only on of back and hope 2U—Brit an into every port commerce voyages brought cocks" (I. of Athens, j Jan. of Ezion or ARRIVALS. Jonah, i of or ; "gold and silver, ivory, days of days I lr..in their on tion, and MARINE JOURNAL. say OFHPON LRUT, S.I. of Solomon, when his days away P. are the of Pericles; days to table as this would a in Joppa, P. S.—Since absurd such and America England towards prevails How ridiculous and them. and feeling in the his law a laborer from the Chinese as whole the politics and the in nearly are such when he sailed for Tarshish in the Chi- a rend and write readers other the we whisky, besides of and ale. porter interesting newspapers American seldom the Chinese, it is very with many as singular How that fact about nothing 21 1871. sherry, port, bitters, of more 11. lIM brandy, 4,232 be of ancient respecting nese of many Mr. of the letter from most a inreaders will be our perusal English abound with meet of many >l FRIEND. 5,910 Chines Correspondent. We think i; W F. Abbott. Navigating Midshipman— M. S Bearley. VteHt—K. K. Lus.si. —**.' • * • '—• *"'■ . Che side nit', work upon and all efforts fortunate in at a of stage. age. to save him were event occurred a Fyfs, aged 22 ycais.. He was a the time, he was pitching threw unavailing. few days liefbrc 10 c north latitude. part, ami about this city, February _*], Fyke—ln At The vessel the vessel BoßicE, This unarrived wife of I>. X �TH X 22 FRIEND, lishinnu Let erAheong. Mrf om. for the Uhew Young, Canton, China, ) weeks S. C. 1 ago where Damon wrote Dear we of place which only forward of to the of one and me, family brother, tny from That afternoon meet about well, not glad I The nine friend of a stoned only wise and they they sorry. idols were the were hope God the they will make them be born them to turn from worshiping afraid he will is also sick occo'int cousins came lo parts brother My came. visit not How me. seventeen I embarked once years for an I of last that anew, so idols to our jtostponed never hope you fail will I will write forget not and lamily, for all to of to them I daily. pray for my for the Islands, and me countrymen. Ha fore P. S. but, junk; a As soon as ing, I jumped comed and and great of day dead met father the jam my minutes turned was our the remarkable sad- I was duty give to see the to commission employed was intimate with While himself assumed The interesting made, Karl, mother, and it from the clue which the letters intimate wife My also but father; my that saw Ever since men and God we our women, were greater visitors from from come us ed with whole trunks they ! enjoying home. very good My boys them we How well known to friends that he find a health, but eat- mistaken quite are all well and happy. place of Christian wor- of our trying true I learned that a to explain to them tbe God. short time ago an of his an followed The Earl was and home, after all failed. It his to assume also was a dearest in- strict to light silence Eng- of his but was longer well step by step by been states no a to Mr. out of Payne fond of children, but any hence could capricious home was days was over- evidence that he had shown par- attention lady, and by January last. that the Earl there is ticular the 21st of He washed board from a Boston vessel three on The very explained. alive, having unusual her request letters alone. own too an by came America and traced him the no when only was without " not young have been "jilted" The Earl left fair one." an American attendant in the eral 1866, and both New York fond of the acter and All his to applied for the visited his uncle at Predericton, N. 8., he but and H is spoke sev- of knowledge wonderful always willing was Boston. and, in- ; He was the and in very Ward, from shipmates testify gentle and great that his generous, his char- nnd his abilities, mental extraordinary. Mr. Alpheus At on time one Hardy of of first officer position He pistol. quite chapters irreproachable, physical, this city the mission- vessel ary Morning Star, and Mr. Hardy impressed with his manners and ap- so was that lie would huve pearance but that who the personally was well as savings known He navigator. perienced bank in variety which he of the and as an exas with accounts a in this Richmond, Me. of adventures, in several of lost nearly man provident Philadelphia,another and still another in a them to was industrious, and had city, After him employed underwriters demanded a life from the his perils only saved by his great personal strength and daring, the young man sea, was Boston, and, to taking three-masted schooner fancy a Hera, the to command- ed by Capt. James H. Kent of Chatham, Cape Cod, owned by Nickerson & Co. of this via and chartered for city, a voyage to China, Melbourne, by Messrs. Henry body & Co., he secured the been out stated, in from this caught by the and drowned.} in a sea, first has as A few heavy Pea- of in her, January last. port, W. position mate, and sailed from Boston days he was downhaul, thrown overboard, A letter from Capt. Kent, re- ceived here, gave the first intimation of his death, of which there no doubr. identity of the discovered, Mr. year gun and of Artemus writings was won- taught the science and could repeat whole H. Osborne. that time some at- Maine friends others when desired missing In the. spring of with young, and he deed, for he his something was in his marksman, and by languages fluently. so a strictly temperate. piano-forte well, navigation a He joined regular was told are vessel bound shipped as landsman on board the name of George to America, assuming a He church, and performances played came and it a as promotion, of the schooner captain very skillful new forced lo keep the Sabbath My mother and children are idolam almost gave that his mother and meant an entirely knowledge he left ability to while there, and also became Lodge Templar. was that the intimate friend return- is full him became He silence of several mouths alarmed his mother, gold nnd had family, dissuade to the boat, and supported a at cognito, seen sent of the consent efforts Good and we are aters, but I Gospel ever age when, with of family in America. by step under on His excellent character, tendance The keep busy every day by remaking calls. My wife to we cannot ship here, at lull. of visitors and home-sick. As of be my wife and Some give that us. him step port, I manage is to see to thinking reiving town whom have silver in return, are the visited foreign lands. ables, nnd expected should large numbers have children, very few of see afflicted. both proportion it to also shed tears, for arrival, surrounding country, expected decided My children otherwise. they wept, for she friend of the young savs, srave was day private the ho brother, wept for him return. a country, which the whole of the first my account .Rich- Richmond he, in company m purchased finally disposition true in years, when navigator, showman. accounts, his to name, every voyage he a along Becom- Sewell Small, home nnd well known great strength, and seaman soon led of the discover to in false, He denies that this sent to his to ac- working Pensacola. shipmate, by fishing. deems it his feelings with my mother and after living with Small, impart it tp are is shore, made SewelPs home his abiding place. one as it thus of has been traced to mond, Me., and for several to "the a him accompanied in regard bark voyage, but knowledge career ing The in be- shipped known whether not the from Maine early published public Earl's whereabouts. and connec- sensational and case." detectives His coast and the It is and Brunswick sailed several voyages in the the Aberdeen. relatives, he this wonderful my together authorized evidence wound to surviving the country,and inasmuch degree purely minute to taking in and calculated of and career of heretofore accounts large in Payne—tjives true a late Earl the Earl in this But to parlor. I, the the deuth of writer F. of all the circumstances in tion with Earl's His remains lie in in this world. again alive to father had been my being able not at 2d.—A be to purports statement the grandfather. my months. at of through me ten coffin in the middle of disappointed us the was joy our twenty-six boys January city New a intimate nn derful stories Times—Churles writer assisted number followed for I learned that ness, wel- came to what to that it took Here I the number of several were Boston, Sunday by me large great great so store, it. enter a Hundreds uncle's A whom among girls, besides streets, a bitterly. EarofATheMbiesrdeiLiStlngandNoftTrT-ohbfhelreeumyaenA's dventures. wel- in performed schooners. he to the time. at and West India trade, and coasting Masonic Aheong. Chinese a really quired paid Lieutenant- was Waltnw, owned in Richmond. took off warmly was distant relations also me, people. on G., this to came mast on reached the land- my brother, who shook by more my come put junk our shore, and on hand and wept the and foreign clothes, my suit. leaving, I before next the known that he a board M. bound for Cardenas. he apparently the deference His uncle, the Hon. Arthur Ham- Gordon, C. ilton and he ugain. you Your brother in the Lord, ! home different impossible return think of to mother On this visiting It is I weak. My good. not native land. my and long. her health is ; have but I my very old not tell when 1 shall me to M., P. is My grandfather to him informing uncle nnd cousins my day next trouble o'clock absence of an stay with to his rank. the visit, during company and disliking carried foolish ; but restless quite was Governor of New Brunswick against idolatry, cause may was and while people, very to Yes- door I embraced our I me. tried very address them to them telling large by streets but The church escaped. passing were Islands. my he did so to see was after more, they Hitwaiian ten uncle and another cousin was the church a him, and at for which lam number of a through am arrival my passage a and also took the letter a but day, same terday but he ; build to Heavenly Father, our mad were opportunity I might have town. and my me night, over last hours—distant about the him built, not of Saviour. mine invited him steamer ??Bth of the on native my reached home Hongkong, reached after we twenty miles from : board the on Sunshine for Shawtow July, from you took pass'ge people slone —Three Sir — \ 1870. August 29th, Kbv. the here and tried can.c worship 15... MARCH, Of the manner Earl with George Payne exception of the seems to in which the says mention H. be Osborne nothing, was with the of the identification �I'HK of his handwriting coincidence of the letters as ADVERTISE a so led the course, a the deny to offers Mr. Payne anomalous and journals various with from CASTLE & ADVERTISEMENTS. China to the officers and from what is thing matter The n_____Ln_nsS> FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, com- only put can already doubt which is a WILSON'S Kiinlll-nßn niiiMlli. iimiiilP|i3Zjff [ ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS! a mor- The HIGHESTPREMIUM GOLD MEDAL fnr^B__Tr -___#■_ certain. ally flllhi________Thft .imii__V ______ deputations the already known, beyond FOR WHEELER & of the Hera, which crew HOME! SAILOR'S the writer acted take to COOKE, state- WITH going of 23 'WENTS. AGEXTfc no but says various reporters. mission with and for whom are 1871. young have been made in this which ments testimony family received which cause he is authorized by photographs various times. the to take to the which his various at theory Earl by 11111111, number of witnesses, and the wonderful large him and FIMKMI, 5L all Ov«-r 1 m Hr til-lrl xH PI I Otliorw! ADVERTISEMENTS. iWARDED ■. jpl .ITTHE URE VT WORLD'S EXPOSITION BARTOW, AT PAItIM, IN or I Ofticcrs' Auctioneer. table, with lodging, Seamens' do. Sales UiM.m **r m Queen Street,one door from KaatiumanuStreet. on AQKNTB, ALSO, KM Baths Shower week,. per do. THE 6 Premise-.. the on w HITKI s. Honolulu,April 1,1868. TREADLE! HALL $8 do. Mrs. lIWOONIi . do. Manager. Dentist. Office comer ol LABOR-SAVING A Port and Hotel Streets, Honolulu. GEORGE AND WILLIAMS, LICENSED SHIPPING AGENT. II MM OFFMA X .\ and Physician M , I) . ~ HEALTH-PRESERVING INVENTION! Surgeon, Corner Merchant and Kaahummiu Streets, near THE the Post Office. Cnn In- nil Sewing In ntlncnrn Machines: BUSINESS ON HIS OLD CONTINUES Plan of settling with Officers their direct ing at his Shipping or no Office. and Seamen immediately Hsvitig on either connection, no indirect, with any outfitting establishment, and allow debts to be collected at his offloe, he hopes to give as good satisfaction In the future as he has in the paat. | 1 BREWER CO.. _ XT RECOMMENDED BY THE LADIES Commission and Shipping Merchants, On account of tbe perfect ..lightpressure Honolulu, Oariu. 11. I. of ihe ease loot Office Jas. Robinson A Co.'s Wharf, on Cuosulate. f. It A >t eels it 668 8m _?I_otog-i*apliy. in motion, its simplicity ofuoustruelii.il and action, its practical duialiiiily. . Don't fiii.ct to fall and Examine for Yoirarlves! Late Can be M S. . t; X Surgeon Y. KU S. M.O . at his residence Alakes and Fort on other STEAM . Of Size, any Army, V' ''" ''• Hotel street, between * Zenlnnd amiss, New •_■ | '<1 Australian _n_sas_n___Slcam Mail Line and llll* 1. W. M . Ship carefully replenished . I) at the ., on most reasonable WO_¥QA PIERCE J. Susan, <V 1 .'.!<><> Tons ( Will run regularly CO.. at connecting DnvW* Brand's Pnin Lances, &. Co., is, Commission ____.__- A Co., - READING ness Honolulu. - MATTBR-OF back numbers—put up to order to sea. at ly Merchants and required by whawahlps, thaadtee, ships' CT Flrew«__ Bound California Street, TBI exchange, ET WE of tbe time. Friend Co., Allfreight arriving at Sbb rranctsoo, by noluluLine of Packets, willbe forwarded ll.'NOl.n.r RsrBBBNOBS: C. L. Richards A Co 11. Hackfeld A " C. Brewer A 00... Bishop A Co Dr.R. W. Hon.*. H. Wood Allen D. C. Watsrcian, Bsn ]r one cost »27 on the Hnnal.XD Price! BOUND dollar per from annum 1862 VOLU-M (subscription to the present of binding. FRIEND": THE or to SAMUEL C. XI A MONTHLY EDITED BY DAMON. JOURNAL, PERANCE, SEAMEN, Honolulu " Co AND the Ho r see ow cobbissioe. Honolulu bought and sold. " " Leonard A Orsen at for any number of years the _r Adding mer a>n FURNISH PUBLISHED on notice, and whaleships, nsrotlatinf Ac. Bxcbange shortest at Reduced Volumes WILL _?*i-_v_vroiso_>. business, supplying at the most reasonable terms. Co., Auctioneers, busi- to furnish the above port, where they are prepared and such other recruits as celebrated Kawalhae Potatoes, at tbe San Francisco and Honolulu Packets. Messrs. POBTLABD KSFEKESCES: Walker A Allen. H OEAOEBB Particularattentlon given to the sale and purchase of _T Stevens, Baker A Co. Ladd A Tilton. - CHILLING WORTH, _ — —BBTBBBECSS A DEPOT, Will continue the General Merchandise and Shipping price f2), RarsBEECEB: Jas. Patrick & C. MERRILL ALSO, AGENTS Or BEEN ENGAGED IN OURPKFfor upwards of seven years, and belnE proof brick building, we are prepared toreceive and dispose of Islandstaples, suedas Sugar, Rice, Syrups, ruin Coffee, Ac, to advantage. Consignments especial!, solicited for the Oregon market, to which personal attention will be paid and upon which cash advances will be made when required. ' 745 ALLEN justly /(IBS 204 nnd 206 a Are Allen A Lewis. 3m J. 0. MBBBILL. AND W. T. Coleman Slreel, OF Killer. HAVING sent business Iken, NEWS Kawaxhae, Hawaii, HALL, Portland, Oregon. Badger A Liodenberger, Mrrrhnnt PACKAGES Papers snd Magsaines, - ol mm n w Baa Fbabcibco AND (IRKKN. CO. CiU'ICKMIANK, SMART H. 11. U. 8. Consul. Stdeet Bomb merrill FORWARDING commission sate Views of the the above ports, WILLIAM L. J. Mccracken, A LBO, for THRUM'S «. reduced rates for psrltes going are And Perry located in Honolulu and t'oin'r, the North Pacific Transportation 11 AOOELAED Honolulu, Oahn, Hawaiian Islands. Fred. between Honoluluwilb 19 —AOBETS AT — ll..vuii Works, taken in Art, Company's Steamers. chants, Salt Mammoth, ASD CIRCULATING LIBRARY, om'r, Nat. T. Grainger, Chandlers and General Commission Mer- I _qlii» a the U. L. CM ASK, Fort Street. STATIONERY WONOA, CITY of MELBOURNE, PETEBSOE. (saccesors to C. L. Richards A Co.) Agents to .Style of terms. THUS. -AND— Drug Store. I. B. W. * Crystal a 089 ly Surgeon, I-IKECE. A ■**■ OF able to suit the I'nekels. 1,460 Tons titr be Islands, Portraits of the Kings, Queens, and other Notables, Ac. of Hilo, Hawaii, S. I. N. B.—Medicine Chests hope ORDER. Sky-light, and mads new now to streets. II .\VKTMIIItK Physician a r»lioto»fE;_-_ijola. from the best And I with , THE .-IM.KMilfl MK.AMSIitI'S f« Improvements, -rA- To Australia and New Zealand. •A^_sJ*S_K>l consulted various moat fastidious Fire-Proof Store, in Koiiinsoii's Building, Quesn Street. „ THE IMPROVEMENT the day. Having constructed MS Auction and Commission Merc/tant, |011 the U 8 with whi.h it operates, the very that IS WJI near GENERAL " , DEVOTED MARINE TO TEM, AND INTELLIGENCE, TERMS: " " On* " " ly Two Five oopy, per annum, copie«, eopiea, 92.00 . " . 8.00 5.00 �24 THE FRIEND, 1871. MARCH, YoMuengH AC'shricatof onolulu. Dealers, whose FaLiterature. st insufficient Three years ago the made city raid a and seized on lot of a indecent literature. from this ever, of out the New the sided from its and in doing again trade, with United character police do we not and thus in for the not of principle licenses, lessen in favor we are licensing any of the direct we be disposed to suffering; classify nuisances, and there rather them all to wage as this matter calls for is Places in more town or where many of less by laid with such impossible not to by to have and features in the as others of man of re- have seen in his his children. as drive they the introduc- by customers but little doubt otherwise an against of our nuisances. common It the is out- made, the adding to was meetings, business, but a was discussion given gaged be married, is to I therniore, only in she as prefer appointed lately her credit, and in that Sunday evening worship. that the the discipline, We notice the St. monthly, St. its gothic title.page " a out of evident all who this supplying replenish somewhat exhausted of success new a given by the January of this and it twenty-five its makes serial pretty, a very story, enti- is commenced a much too profess the host of little uncared for most to care 'the least of these His brethren.' want a certain give hope year ago ex- exchequer. that effort may receive equal encourage- YtRiLehoofncutmenrgsYork. NeACMhofreoicsnatwi'osn We the copy letter: vate " following with by by for With the of history is light the on nature enly bodies, the distance, size, the on electricity The of means were Men's Young experi- for which he second lecture determining their also he had much to Christian some crowded always well with furnished library is up—quite like The with They have a at a filled with reading room young men; it is newspapers in The parlors languages. fitted The choice works. very etc. Association, magnificent building, just completed cost. say delivered in the hall of I have often visited. place very great is bring be- subject of volcanoes, earthquakes, which a to of the earth and the heav- etc. ; These lectures the and by He illustrated prism. famous. especially was showing times of those brilliant many with astronomy from the which he wished points by In the first of modern triumphs pri- a would lectures that 1 the present, to the aid of the lens and us, two from taste Professor Doremus. the wonderful different extract scientific Your have been satisfied attended ments religious place, these Society hope by to a a the ment. the fore to were. a printed good too Williamson this with vignette, little seems Magazine, neatly A a dancing Golding's Boy," are The to house earliest times down number, the subject of which, like even their dance he traced the the appearance Baby," represents souls who those it as were illustrations paper. James Ginx's rest. entire new a Rev. C. G. coming fine in the first the in has been pleasure by its " year engaging Andrew's Church With besides manner an thought they Andrew's pages, tled, or with edited first number year. Bishop Lord, entertainments, tent and manage we Quincy, Illinois, a in honor of unhappy flock of the glory Dis- Under the circumstances, it is in his severe for State, of of of a with joined Bishop on possible Dis- a the rite, through excommunicated for church a hands of The felt here, to notice will be advertisement. widely of mo- and lectures, sim- Somebody denies this, present was The Roman that the has coming believe that she acted in to most to of Queen Victoria the at senting clergyman. en- Fur- of the Communion in lately partaken is Presbyterian. the measure Universal, that senting church, and but England to perhaps, but indicating a straw certain a Church a Lome, of A which after year ago, a Further enterprise. Marquis the to matters unanimously carried, was “HLeiatrel ,L Thaere ittle.” the regard taken. was public readings committee of three We notice that reports in interest ordinary action no those to the of on made that the Association conduct series of ilar committee features besides rooms After the ult. discussion some new the Associa- the at 24th read, and were there held was Friday evening of minutes of regular meeting February tion for tion publications under the restrictions of come their attractive no them, and see con- frequented pictorials which willing examined or find it are Gazette, Day's Doings, finement would be us children, our tendencies—papers house from all interested ! not trade, and which to counters Police import- thought earnest the community, and who is venient of one interested in the moral sentiment of are how and useful business. is kind law of morally, ance, and There war them. But offensive legitimate this think would be suf- make them careful to of tion per- the former, like know that would like that of show, to in necessarily resulting from human sin and common city. draw to and control and to of who freely subject conditions of a measure do we the the New and easy therefrom causes upon those of to by trade restricting influences the evil of the nnd traffic this to It would be and selling, reasons but Statute our seized refer now the latter, under it; in largely imported between this analogy would for their regard customers : one the were States, papers of those as are legal aspect. liquor evident for sale in different parts of the exposed haps, laws from their some extent to whom the Princess Louisa of literature, similar the same its with the introduction of York an sub- city the seizures. have we in this kind of But the was respect of their away any mean the news-stalls days interests ficient profits increased doubtless, by the against many law n Age, (we and 07" The is propriety matter brisk business in the forbidden a Although of such virtuous effort few a notoriety given by books of Age,) carrying that the ahead of the York relief, ascertained, how- experiment or the sale of to of their feelings came own against was regulations either behind of It news-stalls which publications tinder the ban of the law ought counters, the of some of sense New York of police own banish such to various are very handsomely modern private draw- and contain room, pictures, statuary, cuts are well wider field of ing drawn, many are tempted suggestions that a higher and piano, etc. There are also bath rooms, gymtake them up and look further into them. information than the Episcopal Church might nasium, etc., which are well side to The pictures are generally doubtful character, and as, with a the literary incidents of of such refinement of the enough whose literature, seems to to It nature to on speaks badly a form those have been chosen possibly more a value to the icism to a i as local magazine, cultivation, and that character we Visitors profitable as with would add defer further crit- calling materials the reading by application delightful catholic basis, tarian ; any one not is welcome to E. of the room and Aweekly Sunday room be furnished writing, will combe, who has charge Depository. at One patronized. of the charms of the institution to me, is its in the least to sec- all its advan- tages." further acquaintance. and desirous of tastes agree with this kind of trade for for the community that there are make the be. a part of the paper, lowering and corrupting influence who examine them. it are of DunsBible meeting is the vestry half-past conducted room three by afternoon prayer the Association in of the Fort Street Church o'clock, to which all men at are � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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