https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/cb53d01397c024fb2f0a1d2b42287c94.pdf 729f7652538e749a80d2e0f91884fa0d PDF Text Text THE FRIEND, OF AND TEMPERANCE SEAMEN. . VII. No. HOXOLUI.U, OAHU, SANDWICH ISUANDS, .MONDAY, JULY I, 1844r Voa. 11. 61 the people, anil all lorei;jii||or there exceptions have been carried fir a es:abi.sl;cd lic:e. 'lv improve v..d extend. incline to the belief that whale ships should cdri'ipii all country, ol ou,'M to be Ithe agiicuhure tne purt-di.es, and lli.it til. police HMyiry 'ainiol lite government, it will be lound to be'tne towards sailors i/iiKht l«> l>e the most liberal theVj^F the Shipping,Trada, Agriculture, Climate, best means ol cecMurf the lan.'-.itable decrease in the, maintenance ol public order will permit* population, of attract ins n<l employing I'HPipjh: Diseases, Ileligious Institutions, Civil uuJ uallv. 11. Visits or ships or war advantageous set! lers, of ex'erfdin,' connieiee, and ol augmenting the' Financial and Social Condition, Mercantile of wur tend also gteatly to but, hale <;ood wilWie dona, until the gov Tho fiotjucni visits nl sliips lrevenue, cjandwicii Policy ol'tlir Sandwich or llawuii.iu islands, jrninc.it enac; lie* law. insula lug ilw c.u.e ol IaUU, [prouio.e the cti.uiii.ice und wealth of the indusl.iois inhabitants, w'helha. Islands. 'I he odiceri of U. B. M. ships Vmblin, Huz viewed in relation to other group, of islands, ami uncour..k,iiLj all lay every the w isie land,—which native or loiei,-n, to jarJand Modettt, generally ptcter Honolulu li and to the natural aud acquired njvainiages where nhMMirli. in il if p.optr cultivation. This is port m the Pnciric excepting Vaiuaratoo. 1 am lold ti.a duets; and for their Islands, est j|Mine partiality exists amongst the American oltitcn liy i,He. King or llaw.m.iu els the of 'he Ally of the Sandwich present policy of letaining the land in their own rigtit, who hate visited this port; and as an agent ot the UniUqaßiiT Cricmton Wvli.ib, Esquire. to establish a navel and of g. anting only sno.l leases, will depopulate the ted ."States government has amved ships ofwar may be depot hero, fre-pient tisits of their [islands in a fe.. yeats. It m iy also lieconie dangerous expected) (Con«inu«d//om .Vo. \i.,page 54.) pintl tins will bo a now source of prospeii;y lo I to persist mi wnh a people every day becoming moreji CoJrI-j islands. CltSTOM-HOUSK, U.NDKB THE UlUllBH 5. ienlightened, knowing ino.e wunts, and UosiiUig moat CMS. mission.—1 half already staled that the duties pud' jcomioi.s. 12. Probable trade witiT Fh*i*cH settle* ill IS43 were Urg.er ill in the)' had ever liefore been, j or mists.-The I pencil settlements ol the -Mai-cutim Tins was in s me MHtntuit. but not iwol/j auuouuiedl Y. iNkCESSIT* lOR INCREASE mo PUPVLATIOW islands must go Hid the Socitty I-l.ii.ft-, aic uli-o dealing tiesfi n.ar tue population ol 1 j., hy tlie one per cunt, additional duty charged by | Tho Increase in a-ith the du'.elnpnient of theiragricultural kets for the pioduce of the Sandwich Islauds. Ilia British Commission, whosa iidiiiinis'.rati.e functions hand in handFor these islands c inuo. at yieceiit calcu' caused on jliesources oominenoad on tlie 25di of lebruary, andduiy.l IS POPULATION AMD EXTENT OT THE SaN.Iliud.i\ late much upo.i to,run laameio lor the consumptioni Islands.—What ■ lie Jlsl ot'Juiv. A4Uimiili.it additional trie Sandwich Islands are capable ot, of ibew ouiplus prodaca. In Europe,. A-i t, Au»t/Pil-I undid good liO.ernmenl, protut, d ily reco.dcd at the loot of itie entry dued ■asi.i, is evident from the follow at.; Peru, JJicii .do., Nc*Gren-| t«b!e, t'.oin ilitu n, Mr. .rones' 24ili July, pf the b-ig Delaware, fiom Boston, l.isiu!lad.i, .North Aiiienci,Chili, lecenl iuteiesiing uor« '.hey under-| and be Alu.ti-O, will protest L'eiir.-al Amenta solemnly I, —a*-,do tlie following term*: | tou Hues, or f.o.n;lon the Sandwich Inlands i ugainsi Lord (jeoige I'atilct and Julm i-'ic.u, 01 lliB| sold by snnilir produce iioiu o ..cr themselves lhe only foreignl British Commissi.>iie.s f in consequence oftbe pay inent, some oftnenaouiuriea . so far as i can! iwarkels tnat'the rimd vtea Islands, bv compulsion, of tne extra-duty of ane per ten' cm reasonably coaitt upon, aro the se;ll»mc:i si ill iuipuctatiniu by oidci lit' saieKioinniiMioneis, .oiitoluiiibipi rt a* K.iiiiscaiaa, o:i tne S. W .-ilka Itiver, Lining contrary 10 llie express laws of the dandaiehj Coast,-arlli perhaps California while the Me.vicuii gov- | I ind ga*cinrncVit, and hold iliein responsible lor tiieir pujhibai.e ijsleni tol lUlgetj which may auci-qa Io mat in consequence;|eminent does not exiei.tl l.i ti dcpalliuoat ■ mat." which is now directingi The of is siroaiu prfptilaticta a of$54 61 and cents, ?» 73 ] This protest applies to duty Hawass. HIW *fi20 20,(KM|S5,06»«4,1"9 Anally authaniicatud by bis excellency Kekaanaua,,ijiM.lf, by liundieds and oy thousand., yito the Urtgm.i\ fcUvi. largest establish the unii the best, lm) 2,5*)', I,WO I,:i)J Tumairv, is hke.y to 17 19 U-vti. >favour of O.ihu. I which the of lhe Sandwich Islands, produce protest to market for MOLOKAf 40 190 I 3.JU0 6,<*)0| t,OfK> appended tin? 7 I lu no' find any similar lumber,salmon, ate ,j.ro-| KAHOItVAIfE. conrum.lM neuf, w fo.ig, ,g.in of same of 60 to III* il! 11 90|. *>■' not one llie 8 lioi*Vnliv, evri of articles forty-six line*, ul "dined in that territory. In tins commerce, Messrs Oahu. 4(5 Si 630 2f>,000,29.7.W»7*- < in I me date, composed Bay to., agents the Hudson's arel :<; f>r I'elly bottom, Allm, 10,000 out ut Kauai. I 122 24 »W 1,0001 10,977 9f-l aich llie loial value was only carried Ameiicans are likely toillVllHAl'. nderflig it impossible to affix,a precise value to any exte u*iie!y eagsved, and rlie | 20 7 | 1.0471 trade. mere ise will be] Irs participate largely M the. le article. i of the inciease population olj tue wuh the xiuuittuaurate .fi.U?*> )'420aatia03i:-. IW>"' tj 21)2 i'he dunes arc calculated "ad valorem,' upon ailiciple of idding the charges to tin: invoice coat I Oregon, and of .heSaaiivich Islands. wl.oie ponwIf the above calculation be collect, i.e ,'ive practical illustration ol'thi?, in tlie last en9. Consumption or goods inJ the I»l»"ps.—1 iation of the Sandvi.h Island! it at present taas ihlti y oftiie oris rcferiedto, vr/.: g'>"ds of the a idwich Islai 6' in cmisuiiipaoi: liic while tinmile; i--' 18 to the squire If celebrated Brifiat $3,513 13 TiMiiI —I'HiM mninit Vt t no- to he npeisnred by the nativ<- population, nuliie.i-l navigator Ca-'t Cook is to lie bVieved, the population l l C the Wroirni h nl 'o iiiist be ctaisiriered Regard mile. in his cay (I77*f was ne»ilj t6 to the 5.579 $3 »»il!yil.ition, '» which is no.v very considerable, and the As his calculation was founded only on the loveinment dutiel, ,-cr*»of whose coin-uinn io- is much creator than tin* of nafjjes visited, porr« he sawnt the he araa t.uwhom o3 we uponMy Jr. Coiiun. Ditto, of the ill-clo'lied arK.poi-fed nativeh. Nor laust accurate cußiputatton, i- may ha«e bcltQlloerlook iherioatiug murKet arising f.om tie inupicn?e iggeTaied, but the above table decre.se t-f the government continue to pence such entries, lee'in teha'eit tr.tt lotichyeirly it theVi islands dv- .13,471 in 13years from IM-S Iroin this facUi" may spriwr an-1 fill. F.acn of these re isonably be mferrc#, »i-ho'.itSakpmr mto ad Ou:it Ii miui, it will be impossible 10 cheek any underlain ■:■; the *wo tm iSons of wli tiers is supposed>«o pcrehiise vegetal ii*. beef and' istiieme which raged in ISOS and 1801, <hkv .as of goods that may be made. otlver produce, of tli« islands, to the ye.trlv*nio!tnt of] ir.ii, ot Tanaehaii cna 1., and he loss of l.fe aihti i 6 Exports for 1843-It will be seen by that part f2OO, on an *e:PKe, and fronn 600 to 13,')00 doihus in f mr. hi* piov.-»l% that the population has decre.. of the aOo.e uiblo that refers loexports other ar:i. les bought from the stoitw. I time this v j to thetjßcnt of 200,000 since 1775. amount forfiiear.d s,halt jrus, langV because some o'd •o-itieiiH eptltiiiate ifc* total'p least duee.thitth.irvkhoie the above tibje that the deltasestj-| It appearsTrom from l8:»to 17th Ati- r&4l, was only $M8f,380; aier- jhtisumption ofeach whaler a' JtHOO. while since 1323, Ras been rovJjned n six of the-jflands; %*«. agins vearfv tr»!7,52.t, against ail ye ,rly average pis liisn as #1500. -| have been assuied that| mare it the two isl mds%p* Moloksi andrKal oo!aw<, rinomrls of Jt*J,"54. This >t«aj|d leive a balanceof Pti.n lhe F.usllsh vhaleis f.eipientud ilis pt| t, tl.al'that inhpis heennn increase of 2A.0 since that «0.-.r <-27>(331,nn aa average, e-ery year, to be prmade* Aj-erni;..' consump:ion of m\4*\ used to be from £230 to there Ti is in son* n.easuie warrm*,* the hop. that ibPdebills, or in some other was/, not Irf for, bv efwC r-f causes permaraV t c-ea*e im rot the nature, but rather ofsoinorhpr^g -wha- aiilineniovabliin their some pains trrascertain the quantities 10. Dependence or' the islands on lc-s. morals,government of ihe^eoj'e hey J the .uiuij habits, Ll in li rs—Put, even.«-fcrethe consrmpiioi, tuui h of nrtive produce'exported dunnj the year 1343|» isobvious that the pm*nerity of these island* has tie",I oi I iv. s aflerriuc marriages. the Key. TV. P A,e> and*-, appear to have been as follows: pended, and does depend, mainly upon tliewrnle-1■I One of the misimnanes, 145,0101b*.; yalued* 4 cts.»*643.900lUhips that the*, weie ar.r.usllv. in ti that annual I / flocli ton hrir ports; many of ikeiuj'in leiS. calculated 12/64 320 g lis.. «■ «} "20 births. 1 l.a fishery to Tall, group.6 838 deaths, rain 3,448Ij coming twice a year. Were the whale "40cts.l a' c ta he tt,e e ,pe. OT*weie versM with other well-inforrred tuissinnaries, it to I off, as seems in'soine messu ab-nden deaths still g eatly exyearly the for, tfcefw viands autre m%tatiflVthai 11-l-.e vessels enctged in it tp that tittle more then ot ■■• on tli.3f.ia, ceed ihfjtam births, ana i'some others in this oteaV. or for ports their lead lo oflspring piiniiuv c half, if«o" many, ofthe marriages into "2 1-2c»; 992! theSaiidwich Isl mds would reh'pse is of surpassing sali.brity, ar.d as t! i'i'i;ni*i'anre. The eovemtnent farms 'o be ..vji«o;f .As fhe" cliniaTe subsistence are aoundsTrt and easily p.o area, of M.own the notosto Tame of Means in mj this; for, aai hive have mentioned Up th.*nore r; or p«-'".vrto!r -I' appears. theforS March, published in the "Jrier.d" of the Ist..the results I % nsCRKASte r*.>"~' *'-"'•"• of wh-'lers, l>J"h, ijl'-fi.™ that the product ions' of the islands is up 'ii in i' in- -h- -| ::. W.e if.:** *tA mXi dIMT. Wy Snly imi'yl », TUbii e matte, of the'utmost tance to ihe *;o eminent, I..I the Friend. li u'cli.iuI iiui'cli.ui NOTES /I » i — .\ I . * - " " . . ._. , i* '" KIT ''Thavenften . Ii nides,.oV PI •til. »°'.ease » " :;" - At Siilll ' all' _ ' I laHBJ Eon cts? i , l - ~ ' , . , 1 1 1 ; - U.ooo Us.oeoils/rwjap.siii " wh/h-. I I 119-1 thei • « I I I i L**.- . i iu'. ::4*f?*<*2 .- i • - ''fe1*350. ' — ' , " iH^ted ■ . •» » • « �Tl\ E, 62 P 111 E, X t>. (Jm.Y, a, ribed th.-iii to the almost universal ptovulence uud | few and Af.er consuNing two able papers,] fiom April Ist, 1K4»,t0 Autil Is.,4Bl4,condensed trout p iiciintrolled progress at' a disease s.ml to hue been publisbed simpu;. by iir. Ji.tui and Dr. ( n.ipin, may sn e| 11.0 tabic tin-|..*l.cdb> Dr. K.W Wood: j-urottuced by liic Inst whnu men who u.-ited the is-; ili.il (lie duel dateoaes aie abiKuitt, eioup,\ cutuneous mots. Tlieic no doubt has been, und I tear Still ii' a j uruptions, apoplexy, di inliei, d>.-ei,;eiy, calaiiht*, veal extent agists ;i o vise, in mo laxity ofnative whoopnm; coua;ii*diopify,l.'\erst opli<hulmi i, im.ueiun, .-; I i I ! als, why that d.piuase should he propagated with unu- iudaiuatorj uud ibenuiaiic aitij.eiitH, acrofidu. syphi 3|4 y i: a us. 2 and add ulivi;-, to very lint cnw the and lis, oil;ci ill universality, will nit'iniile compl In elect of me disease in preventing ojspring; but tho I.i *.iLj .hie manuscript pa| cro: \>t. Uookc'ii, :<» ,vtik-h I iiiitwaid appearance of tat aim health, uiu.e general jhave had .iccoss, ho .idil> puorj er.il le.er, us vei > nmi- j i : I Stags! the natives, tiun amougsi mo Indian | ne in and »ory lUt.il. ihatdi c.i apoplevy, 10, it'ai itliu a. ■.. Ma ch, la 24 :. I Mexico, or any other country in couth Atnori- ] croup and «l. >y, tlie oilieis uit stated tti c, •• •• 18.1, £i-uei.di) ■*; in I 47 I 1 i posed to llio belief of stich an inward lotteness | mild, yielding easily to pn»i-er cam md mebenejl tieti1*42, •' : | •' " " roode.' ihc rue Uliprolihc, without the itiiluence Iluieni,—t;toi<»u.forts, liowuver, uhj h the u.i;i\es canI8i i, is 51 u caters. to (Ji.ipre-e. ibeii eoialtlon. -uif in it In i;mi, I pa» I Iecous.du.s im!> I'i'i.thai loo most ot the dweasos lv vj.ich li.ej n.icy 01 r 11-■: OOV.-.HN.-IENT —What till" are suhjuet mi.-c f.oinei»id« bid I ousus u::d bid 216 i iom ofhor c.iusns'are, it behoves the (lovc.-unicut i-.ucfu.ly uativos «'lo:;.i:i;. Ilur n:e.,.,- ol' pic c ii .; i!.e OtHiratton of in investigate, with ihc view of applying a prompt ami i ihe.e :o iflM-;, .-o.;-Jn be dilt.ision aie in only tor the Ol' iheie were i -ft ease-) nl" irijt.ry by ncidem these, chciont remedy. The primary concern of every Uov« 4 ola illh, e.o tied by general muiiui.y, fui which llieie t.H'- ottiiciinn.il llicuiii iii. in; .Jl oi t Oi.uiiOii il.ei.irtiineiitis lo scute the existence antl promote the in- aicdnptr.iu.tiid ml elements. niatism; i.i second try ryphujft; ib oi phthisis i ulu i»reassof thoirpeople. Itiasatisfiutory tofindihat the | ot kin.; rC tune !i.nucha 111. I: is not neglect 18. DissahKS ui-' IRAMP.N, ike—l line taken -u iii.-; 1 i ofscurvyti u> of chronic Uj .-en. cm JO of sujot jovernnient lv ofiislula; of bronchitis; 80l chrome it Ins duly in I heir let-ent legislation L'lwabsjrel u roriiQ p.o.is lo ortaiu ll»e il so iscs eouimoii anion ;•; 7luie; en n-ted to dhxoumgs hUenesa and I isiness, to extend ol' jiup.it it is; 7 vi' peiicdrdilis; / oi' sc.ofuhi; ti of li>senium who visil thin port, and the facdiiies agriculture, and apply to each soil the. peculiar <-i.l.i- which exist |i>r thuir care. 'I'he tblio ving leric;?, tVom dioce!e;4 ot'lover; 4of lumbago; 4of purdpfegia; -I ot ! -latum to which it is best adapted, lint agrieulluio is a Douiors VV fiid, Kooke und iiieaujij 30l chrome emeu.is; v! Ciihsou, vnll be; uud wi;h ophthalmia; lot pu i.-tical siicuce; it is not In be taught pist cut. but j mii:.< n by all triendaofac iftrin c toe.i |»erson iiuiuiplcgi:); ofnopluitia; 2of dio; sy ;l of epdepvyf b> liiac a example; and it would ho expecting too inni a from ally vwited the housea wheru thu sick Ameiieaii and ! of* ciubritis 1 nl cuturucl; i of thoracic aueousm; lit. natives to suppose tint they can carry intoef.eci | lJji:isli s iiio.s are now uceonur*odiiedi and con- i of lumbar alwiess and i ofcystitis. the improvements recnminendea by the govummen*}] cur with lajwi geiit'emen in thinking thatI ali■!!> i«-.;i;lar \)r. Ki'iniK's rta\urk* on the dieeaset ofßrltith awithout the ci i tuple ol foreign agriculturists, and with- I hospital for aoimen is much wanted in this place. 1 ..'. ii, f v,/ >(/',, i.tionufur the ereeHion uj tut hospital ■ t in Honctuim out the aid of foreign capittil. To obtain these udvaii- think it wuojd be tiie ptdiry as wed us Ilie interest ol" for brUiuk uumen law nagulatl ne a the of Und are ig i.i-es. tenure ic- jihe govortHnont i«» grant a -\ c tor il;c osection of liosHonoli i.;:, May I3lh, 1844. luirod. I, ay. shave also been unacted, abating the;■ ';■ jI'l.-d.-. in some tt\arable si union. SkipLOsing on44 Sir, —In reply lo your enquiric i«- octing ihc pioml labour days l"<»r the king and landlord, accord-1 ly nu ivoriifo ot' 2* aickseuuen in hoiptral. b c.*j i uimj the child weak visimi iuu.de tin nick dixiiesecd uusli te.onou .n.d ey ing so number of uud mfiiiu yeai. iheirsupporl and niedicil attendance,nl the rate en, or ofold, ,'isoi,s which every iii.au his to support. Tin a SV ye.uly, of u liutl •'!' i.er M :,,L'.-iy 'b >i.l>jf",s cot being *Ciiu.cn, duof tt dollar a d.i ■, v.oald umoiml to leave Lv fofwuid you emptiona certainly do hold out inducements ai iimr- whicli the i-ouutr) would re eive lhe full bouelir. !'e- ring Itie lifiuuii ) HmXm pact, I the i"/ j iii;.: .-; i '•:i.'-ii', m l.i n though i*hort, » b«| ami I'm'pireriis to t ii.cc ue eflhuirchildren; !..11 tfdea, the native :;■■-■-• ;i ts employed would at |vi n ,:i ir\ttl the inform ition. ou.c-y nave not vet been to iiecovt-in-\ suhiriently long operation knowledge nitd experienev, littinj liiem ;u be ia.eful i \ piiiv visible e.ici.t 'olive i'levious to the year lHoo, or thereabouts, the si k, in staying the great c.al of .il;.en » il.c'r 111, ll e.;.n,r;, :iu:l!. and* dialre a population. Ifthmfi subjei I and *c ime»i nen- bo tidDr. Wooo's remark* upon the oVteaVrs ojfAmetitHmn ed by .-ia !. set! dii*c:ctii imin idu J i in ou'd be found lo vi.» tttOSJMa, u..tiil'r ":'>llt ofan U,,-jiUi! /•.;■. .■•rue.t. Poos cheap anii d< rt.d u thd cur of them—sometimes in the hotel* of M rable ctrenmstanosa, the imputation opiria to mHokolui-u. May Utb, 1844. i> ill', OS, :i;.(| BOtl ICtlll ; til UIOSO of fi# I.., *.~ t. <'; S, Al Of "tsu here mora rapidly than i;i sloiost any other part sir,—!u dp the enclosed >r .! My list of cosfts of i\\4 üboul iil.nr bo.lid was contrne*j.'d fur by uu ** aeiniun, those only ;i re included, tis period, the world. A nar.e, in the country, pp n support blod aajublic i.oi.e, will: v. In-m iijey h:ive been wliich I'm:!.-...linn (seeping nsell'iu lie ilih pinil v ignr at nu expense of little more chargablc ;o tho Uuhod du:o> coniulate, c tabJi bed .r | | hvi! liii'il is 10. During ibis timo, their abode in a cent per day. The sia ll'of life amongst the no- jat tlieju islam waa tutsorable in lhe extreme; ahho.-h ns good as ■ es' is the taro or lain root [Arum Emcullntum.) pre\'o re ".<t has been keril ofthe cases of pea mon couN be procured; the bo', oi they were lodged m behitf " led in the form of paste, and c Men either urose p. not dettitmtte^—or tor m how support pto ision has been nsajrtcly u.o:e tboii shelter fiout'he rays ofthe sfli; til dried tiah. It is a wholes une food and lrfruly nulli- made b/the rtnstoraol vessels from whieU U'*oy were but really, hndlysny front tho rain or wind*, a-iihuut r J he ins. Ii is cultivated onslopaggrnjnd*, .here retro hnmobor of this class tUnm noi am i i:.\ comcnictKes or comfort* nccessat) (of ii.\;t!.(!.-, dfschar&ad. hv frequent showers; hut the lies! isthatwhicli u'lows exreed ■!: it nftiie cases de* i bed i ■ dc He. e.\eepi bocli im were sup| lied b) lhe medical ai.r dmlly immersed ex ep iugonly 'he large irreon leaves, "In the claMsirication ofthe diseasos of the shove nut ar.tt charged to lhe hrilithgoveinmeiil ;.t- rucitieal uu in'crest iirr parei oat lie resources ofthose islarujV, mentioned !i-t ol -ii k uud destitute -c rinett,nn irton imi jin •-. 'i j.i,-i.» wlici id tilled lhe StjUuhd tihh ol pen Ladd, mi published lhe of mi Willi in h is been Inquire, inei.r.ed by them j lib dc they then inhabited, can oi.lv uoiidcr thai '-i.m™ of cases of si Iliiwuiiui Sptctalor, under iblc 80th January during their residence inthis j ort. weie overotieeicdorlionlin rtfninedhi si.eh a ) late. *• :18, it is stated that-10 feet sipi ne nfTatid planted vvith lum been mai be termination of the ii "On my lun to practice in IKII, ufier an abaen n IVorocord ro will support a man for avoir: and that one mile above list «-!' dses, exceptin n dc itl •■-: nor hie this of. Iho vim r. f.oin ill health, iJ.e ■-:■ and di i-..- I ■USD so cultivated, would feed 13,131 iudivid hi en doomed a matter t»f tnuch into cat—as ncnrl t'.n !.!i.-(:ni;i'.iv,rc placed vi derll c caie ofthe petdip not more than one twenty-fifth of th it number with the exception a few c iscsof .-«..( v. !.n iii.v victual them. dneases, of incurab?e Although tbeii uatiou iold be requited to cultivate it. Mr. I.utldslill uphold; j1haverei orered ;;nf! re-shioped, or !•"< n sent borne fiom this lime una much impro\ed to what it wa* dt* c correctness of I is calculations: but theru ate olhr| miderthe he it! offer i.'rntu! .in ,■ tjie previous eleven yeaia, Mill much CUSCS t \.?■--> tolwi ** In those ,'iswlm admit its truth only us applied to tho very best (in whicii wh(lemon are spqtiall) exposed) nn ci.dedsi nJm ihi.« lima (Apr. il;e) lm\e been and thefinpt year of their cultivation, k appear* are inch dtd fnoi urea, I mils rci twos, wotreds, !t iljjted in .i thatched building, i e>&c;ly per*, iooa 101l it taro very soon exhausts the p.p!, and (Wit in en or injuries of impattanf i w era. winds—<o inmh so, that in cares :<■;;-,i.:n-.; partieuUr ii oiiTuaio'ta io un eoiinl crop tho ground must ho hcipicnlh '* I'nder the head ofmtrcuriairV*< Hmutiam ;ire ciaas- uttentioti, they have to wak ti.o*hohw of an <>M tjartilged. Nevertheless, it is not lo be denied thai :i ed tliosa caseshi which the rheum ape uf%c[j«m n.eiil Oi 1., i' !:i:p- i:;> :;.;■:,n. 1 the Pidfl of lhe hou>e, '<> appear,eWextent ol hinil cultivated far lorn, will ppcdiice a ed to have bee:: a,<h;eed by the injudicious ;id:nini -Nawnnl n\Y the damp wind, dmiii£ the iitckuuent i^aj-or. 'jpater quantity of food for man than if cultivated tion of niereurid remedies during espoaurea iuctdautaj ll i-- uhairitHafnd vi lhe M;tmeeiulo«nra with a common i-.-iny other plant. This woi.'u be a great advantage ij to, or but little beetled bj sadois. grrifc-ahoi*, in tiw most imiay pint of Iha town; "iibjeet i ti country mor-populatcd,but in 'lapse islands, v here j "Thee ia no pulilie hospital or tnHrmary (properly roil.c no:-> and of:en danjceioua iritrvtioti of drunkrri pill ation is the Kient vv;- nt.it may lie doubted whet li- so ealleth nt llonojnln; no SNitablc bavini; s.iiJ(»r>-t wilIt all the concoßiitiint evil- and diattubiini *•■ the facility of fe»dinsr themselves on taro d ses not I: en eierted v> hh special reforence to the occemimod:.j.niii'iijs; \\.a 'n mixed uNo with cnaual hoarders f.orn struct other modes of cultivation, more laborious, tionof tho «K'k. I-i.iidim:s have heen rented li:r tho j dii!ereni k, \\ ho come and .\n alrooct d lily, render.--iiii ! i also more promotive of jndusfry Tims. I am not j r»f«ick aptinn nnd thaabled Vmt»rictn seamen, [ -11 •tC i' ahaoai mil osa|ble to kepp.-eeuie tho biddin,, at d 10 that the very cheapness of living here,, hiih nuzhl I'hey are provided v.iih board, lodging, wasliingffiHP* l *'h In Wthcr enacts hcfonfiug to augment lhe population, has no' -mi opposite encct ing and n.edieal nttendsnee, at an expense to *)fvamPlieirdiei, i)'.i'\ aia well nnd nmpty provided. t*oap, rough the hahils of indolence which ii porpc-tuatos. States ';■»'. ennneirt of about one dollar j *'r day. .\r.<lTi w.isiiMtz. nuj.-in:r, and other n.eidental mo tl n ae< ommodatioivs are tl c best \i i.i< !i the i provided aa when tfatveaseH ur»eiit* li\ ('itirv PBopi-r rtoNs civ tub Islands.—The ! altlioogh|foi id j'! n -ii present affords, there are few ports ly require them. T!ie accompanying list ofa4nissaiou anils produce mai/.abeat, rice, po'-.locs, yams, In. j to\i not a we!! rrcnUted hospital would contribute move with it.etln tl treatitmK, v.ill chow lhe nature of the■ was, arrpi.v-root, hi ans, peas, n elms, pun p';ins, ! where cafei which iiaw occurred tlnnnir 'lie laMSff mviths. hbxgos, unions, radishes, lettuce, grapes, ptno-ap- | to i hpreliefof dts ihled seamen. "The want of out !i sn eatablishmenl is in part cnen*'Ttie;c hive bton T7 men aut,:,istetl during rite laat tiles, papnyap, ornntres, lemons, i'tirs. straw-berries, salubrity and uniform leini erntnre R7 months, for 7n»dayp; by renaited for tho cucumbers-, giving an average of i.cirv berries, olives, irnosc tomnloe!t,chiremoyns, ofthe and circuinateiiee lie attribmay f'2 and ;i halfdaysfhf •ach man. ftuvksai to July 1842, climate: oftonsthis coffee, masterdseed, cotton,iiuli»o,sill-,hemp, uted the oasws ici Urge proportion overy charge u of H the IprsubsialefH'o was 43 cents oaeh man per coroa, tobacco, gimrer, turmeric, kukpi-iiujs. anil catlie of all kinds; so that they afford it wide ranee ofpro- nM'"irin the reports of well-conduclcd inllrmaiics iv diem; l»;;f this tint hfltng found adequate,ft waa in- re. .edtAull cents per diem, wlii'li is tho rate now paid. duct* for the rew-arrt of naitvn industry; but I iei-e it. jother cot.nirierw. respectful regards of foreign example nnd capital Me wanting to stimulate "The average expense of e»c:h man to the gofayn* *' \V'i!hlhe " Your friend and ob't sorv't, ment| for medicine, board, loiUiir:". elothinjf, t\uternl and direct that Industry. (Signcil.l R. W.Wooo. oxi ouses. he fcCi nu'v be omained by tl c offtcis] document am Mr Sea's possession. 17. K.i tnrcuic diska»f». ic—NV| u|e t|.g means "R.f. WylJio, Eaq., Honolulu." ofsubsis encearo most abundant in tho Sandwich IslTable of the number of admissions into the. hospital I| |)uriii«; tho last fifteen years, I have repMPflßredon osd-, the diseases to which the natives ajjr subject arc for title and destitute American seamen, at Honolulu, Idiflcrent occasions the c\i!a arising from Cm rmmncr in « J - I - - 1 3. - aschdaVt—Underfa-j I I < !I . -• - ; I ; " i i\hl\ • - :- lints.' • .. .• inur-1 ■• 331 ; t I himi\ " : ; ; ■'■' i IJ ' I : : ; I ! " -- ; • < k ' • '" . - I • ' , ; '" — i ;, ! - * ; IWII n-1 , ; " " J �1814.) 63 THE 1-RltXB. I men wuie to m-l, stating thai niuht It will be observed tint the average expense ut each the case, tho government have it in their power to shite h. made b\ uawn£ a p.opcr imiiuui,; erected, lot the 1 Americanseaman lor board, lodging auu medical ui- il.i: taxes mi I,'i»*l mill nu up,imp lliem proportionally on imports, to nu cxieut iini exceeding liir per ccm.ao 1 auntie ol the steii, ami imuer lite chaise ot I lie n.edie il le.al LIU e 1? one dollar per day. ih.pir Iraaties v. nil an} :,..titte.iUaiit. I have uUo oiietea.l 10 be vi one hail the In [lie case ol sick llolidi sailo;s, I understand the uaiortm, v. ithout infringing uigll pnttc. of for each tl.e s.one a little more ln.ni is ol I utptm*e suth Ooildiiuj, piovmVd I mi ;n; haw; I lie |javerage cost | iii piny alteration ot' tin (axes,l I hint it would be ptltlhue ol 11.-1.14; Ine rii' a.n beds 10. outers IliaIt dis-! Itriiisri sailor*, sen mg on boaid Ainuiicaa. ships, aie sulijoeicd to I hi* groat h.udship, lieie, thai if the) Itave only I'm in ilif UIIS.SIIIIIPIIK-, m consideration o! ii. lit- ..*;d hi'l.l.-li .-..tijc ,s. Ihiiii H'S outcried b) ilicui mi lhe community, in • i 11 in iia- ho.ior to be, sir, nc the American coasul icluses Kiti.il to soul oil siioie, snk, to ,;.' nit the.n any relief or assisiaiu e. Ii appeals the exempt u hut supplus* are sen! theni limn ilie I uitec " 1 our iinir., oil t sort ant, uppiopii.ilion Hindu by confess, is tor the bciiutit ol States, by way nl' ilmi.iiiiin, or otherwise, from in) "J ('has, h\ in-. llooke, whatever. "To Kobt.f:. Wyltio, Kat|." i native-born Alnc.iuans only, and loo limited in amount duly The question of n total prohibition, or of a hi,:.or Ti.c aihni-sjuns 10 medical care above rufurrcd to, !|o alio.v of a luo.c liberal application. uiriiiili'iii spirits, is also one which deserve. >. Ii is due to lio U oo.l and Or. Uookc, to st itc I ha I duty 11..nu ilie ~'* loon'hs ending o'hh Ajhil 1844, hciu 7i ;, they are ho Ii .cry humane in attending Krului.ously \i-nidation, lin Ii oil lhe grounds ofmorality uud poke). eaiaj-, ot casualties; 7 til uho; .j ol ol tnese, sihm: sicji s liiuis,who are in the untoriuiu e posi.iou i A ir.y.iMr icpicsentaiion mi this puna, was mace il/sciiic-t l; ■» oi d, s .epsia; Jol -ypinh.-; ■* ol tractme; upon all liy oiiip nl' Hit- most I a looted Inn li.i' 14.1i .11.,iili,sli-"1543, of not being able 10 claim upon the eoiuuls ol ilieu •\ ut pueuuioui t; iOl lueuuiatisiu; .ml iierm 1; Sol n> nus>iini:ilies, nnd tlie oaptains el' i.a nitiiseiiii..l nl t *.pr< live oaiintig, i oui .-. iKJioro ine.nra:; Zol cyiiauche; I i>t ■ oioripni.lv threatened in abandon -.'•whale.* the services of sailor liiivthelp ihat a if thinking scessujH ot an drill-; I of cys.ius; lot tebris i.ttciimi.- i 1 viiuio: ii nd ca.-e islands altogether, ifspirits couluiueto lie sold mi thiire -; i-tinis; 1 ol ha iiiop'.i-as; 1 of hupalitia e...n I ire tendered un ler any parlieul irll:i£, ill he sickiicss, he ouglu not to he dch.oied liom leliei,! i<\i'*4W*..: 1 ol iniususcepiio; t ol mania; 1 of opht.ii ii- ot that 23. (In AUTICI.KS ]'.xroKTr.n.--It will bo nl. onisl merely Hag, was horn under not because he in>mr<l ol i>e:ei-iit.s; i ol phthisis; 1 oi disc iced pro* ,tte; by tile tablo of exports lhatthsitol sandal-wood ha* A oTlisci-'.'d lee.m.ii; lof tabu-; I ol po.soli; 1 ut u.l-1 19. aof.qatfi.y win.— •■:Li nl ol l.iio years, It bus for some time been. and is Labor of nativis in uu.-; .:nd I <>l c uk i:r j yio.i lo a ro) a I tattoo (juteiriicl): but the kint| illioleicunlHSO abiind ml, and a population inade- now, subject 1 Oi the-e, 1 tic ease of cancer pylori, that ol hepatitis quate to I ho cull ival ion of the sod, one would u rurally lus ii i,i lips poner to takeoffthe "taboo, * when everycam a 1w.'--.., and thai of puititsis, endud tat uil). in! body the natives «ould well and export it, on payment ol l\ night that labor of the he .eThe above t> a condensed statement fromthai sentby [expect 'this, iinloriuuately is uoi the case. I'.ucpt tliiuls. As the priio in I'liina, of late years, haf been I warded, l>r. tCoo»e. this and o.her villages aheic fo.cijrnois eieatc ,i too lon- (o ps) even freight nnd i-liiiiir.es, H is not likel) Iht tiie l -tli, I addressed a note to Dr. John UuVon, in thai s mil il-wuod will again bet-ome un article of pic: :the surgeon ot it. IS. Al ship MoUeate. uolicuiug mi) oh- demand lor domestic sen no tiudothei particularrla.-sesof labor eonneeted with eniuuicice and navigation, ableexpoit. nervation.-* he iimrhl have 10 Oiler upon the ata tentents ihe daily wages of thenatives docs not average more Itiilloi-K.s' liiiles, goats' anil sheep-skins are likely :n made by Dr. Wood and Dr. ttooko. Haying no local become n rtii las oflarge sxporlalion, as iliese anii ...» lli nt 12 and a half rents per dirm; and this w I etched intot est to senu, Dr. Gibson's opinion, iv support of pittance (he goods,given illicitly multiplied gieatly, and lie island* era is not but lo have cash, in paid in thai of Dodo s \\ ood and ttooke, adds iniich weight natives a: a piotit 10 the employer uf perhaps 100 | or -all capable nl supporting a much larger number, with* to their suggestions, in favor of a Ot Iter provision for lia\c ihe truck gystem,in its worst form, mil any injniy lv other agTiciiltiunl interests. tick :,ra>ii.n, 11■ ■ 11jtuy 1lt.it I louolnlu ut nrcseiil alibids. rent. Thus v\ o tbe.-e islands. ii could not subsist,underI| A ttiulba.been mud. ofthe naliv. sugar in llnif 11 souid be tto.ihy of the charity ami philanthropy established i:i laws allowing foreignerstoacquiio laud, mid to em-j] nev n.iil.i". uliereowing to ii;i- prassni extraordinnfy wlu h s.i oittuto.ttly characterise ihe KO.erniueiits ol ploy their c:pi its cultivation: lor the demand lor i.I, pi'ei'i ainii oi all i-ropei'iy. extent assh itself, i: ! is Ureal Britain and of the United Stale9t to take this native labor wouldinthereby be increased, mid wages urn sold favorably. 1 understand it Ims only netted I about UI pel ion in the importer. '1 lit* following is the would rise in I nuhjoet 111 0 their consideration. onion. pro| letterreceived trout Ut. Ulßsoat; not seem to J Kor motassos, ol late, the,e lias hen phi inert -. d mdw leh does Islandsgovernment he S 'I •II.M. S. MODIITE, ) lie sufficiently aware of this I ic', or of(be public woabh ilcniaiid.fiO'.ii Chili. Ilouoluhi, ISih Way, IHII. and po.veitii can he derived from labori.hme. Sup-j Kiikuroil has boon tried in Ilia markets of Oltili, \". sir.—! have tho .My dear recmpl to acknowledge only 80,000 ofthe n itivos employed in constant IS. Wales and I .mid.in, Inn as ycl wit limit niuchsuccex ofyour note of tho I tilt mat. with tlie ueeotnp my ing re- poising nd at the rer) In London it will leave netl about £20 per imperial ton labor, for only U00 diys every ye marks of Doctors ttooke and Wood, upon the die isos ufffl cents a day, the collective amount Mustard-seed. 1 he-ir, auswors well in the Uniti inoderaie rato whichseiinutl liable and here, upon the in inner of heir wages, at lie end of lie your, would be (2,230, |.-tales. Ii baa been sent on trial lo England, but the to ato hi which ihey are tukeu c ire of while wok. Tlteso,I ,11);). There is no Mason why such or higher wages |result ipp mil yet known. have, uet'.illy pofttaod, und uo-.v rulurti ) uu, with uiany should not Sill t-ui he had in abundance, pit ahoul S'6 per Inn be earned by that or a much larger numbc thanks. laborers, except the laws rogula tins the lennre of It can only be exported inbaltast.nl a very low ** lv answer to |l our re |Ueat, to state my opinion re- of can be produced in land, which prevent the application of foreign labor Arrow-root I understand garding a better ;>.o\ ision forsick licit tsh s dlori on ilns and plonty, al about 4 csnta per pound. An enlorprHw capital to its culture. isLutd. 1 think you will axrec with me thit thee isvew pit.il ingenious friend of mine, Mr. Alexander Forbes, n great roo.n indeed lb* iinproviug their condition. I 20. iW.w laws KEQuinvtn.—Under better laws, Topic, writsn me lhat it answers well in place ofstore) consider that tire aptrtmenta used *is Kick qunrtersai ill that respect, thcic would soon bo a demand lor la j for ilie cotton cloths maniiActurcd by linn and his part prc-ca', are miserable in the extreme.and hy no means hor beyond what the natives ean supply. Thievery cis, a .Ifijit, near Tepicjj so lh.it if if can bo law suitable tn Lhe t-oiufortawhich dtstrowed British sub- demand would stimulate the mines to lake cars of down in Ban ISlas, at a price considerably lover tin ■ their offspring as a sourceof profit: and any delicloiicy starch jects or sick seamen ought to have. be bought for inTepic,there is sumo nham-i market bo opened there for this nevi a 1 am fully übte lot orroborate tho description given ofhibor could he easilj suppbed 1'ioni ( hilla, w hose in- licit a can iiUtr. liooke's rem irks, ot the buddingoccupied Du- habitants are always roidy to emigrate to any euantry ofcxpmt fromwill these islands, If so, it will, to that ring his absence lateryrrom the telaltd, I waa left in where the) ean fn.d profitable employment. the establishment ofa regular p:n kc- -. lent, facilitate i-harge of hid pal ion Is, and had then an opnortu' 1 v nf S.m Rim, an objeel di sired by the govemm.nl, end •■ employment SayisMm —The cotistant II. banks. itneesiug the ac< i. uncomfortable onvnodatioo aflbrded. t onsequenocio the eominetss of this place ami i« > 11 justice, in nu tt. inion, could be ::iveu to the lie.il- of the native-, on tan- wages, besides favoring their greal the whiting interests, meitl td',.nv nteii't- 1! 111 in tiieie. tei the r.oise, heilth, would lead to habits of providence, and seeing* elo-e cunHiiet tent vi the hot and expooure lo the damp hanks might be established !'he henotieial effects ot 24. Route to AMBntCA and Fimopr..—Wore mi tho rainy season, liesides, thaeo apartments are in these institutionshare been expensively felt in England, a monthly pacHol established, the following wouldb North other countries America, and the very hot-bod ofahnoet eonstaut revelry and drunk- Ireland. Prance, ilie line and oxponse required, lor passengers lo It tiny he difficult to persuade the king and ehiefs of \ew York, end Southampton in England: en broHi •* The S ind.vieli Islands hivini; gained :> Rotebrity in the rapidity with which the avails of iabor might he which Lhe , -, t ,i' • . ; re-1 , , I ;\\\ t ■■■ .' i ;aI >t " " I I t t i . ! t I i ' ■ I " i I — t the eivili/.i *, and an iinportonce in the commercial made to accumulate through such institutions. Hut world, nnd astoey will moat likely be more nequentlv the results in England and Ireland cannot fail to arrest j ■\i-i ed by ahtpt of war, than formerly, (whose sick their attention: end wounded are ofon obliged to be landed afer long The unit of deposits in 8TT savings banks voyaxes (or chanya of scene and repose,) I do moet 112.9:6,028 in England, on 10th Nov. 1S:;>, whs decidedly think,that ;i more convenient and eoml'orta- The amt. of ditto in 21 ditto in Wales, |>Te abode, in place of Chai allotted at preaent to the 849,194 on ditto, was sick and distre.->ed, •-■lioiilii be Selected without delay.. The amt. of ditto in 70 ditto in Ireland, Such abode Ouehi ti> be in ;i sun itkm tveely exposed to 1.0l.i,S2.a on ditto, was the cool niul salubrious trada wind, which ahssMt eon-1 t"l4,311,6'7 s aiily UoWf here, and separated entirely from the Making a total of If6R,695,8241 rioting, chmnr, and dust ofthe town. Oi at 5fld the riollur, (gv " I consider the oner made by Dr. Rooke, at the eon' [ I'heTiwners nf that large amoaM were 429.400 in nam- i elusion nf his remarks, ns liberal, fair and just; and 1 her; ncariv on hill' of whom were depositors of sums may add. that an hospital nearly on the same looting not exceeding ■£20 each. I a- he pro popes, was established at Valparaiso, four I Those institutions are ef bicalculnhle advantage to years aa;o, sxnctieneaVby the conumnder in chief then the industfioos) poor. From the hiz'n rate of interest the Mrperinton- obtainable on the st-ttion. end exists still, under these islands, on undoubted security they donoe of Dr. i lou**on, H. N.; where theeick from skips might be c in hided herewith much success, andtoti.e of war and merchant ekipa arc comfortably provided | threat benefit of he depositors. I lo;. and tre "cd. 1 am, 22. HlRTS FOR THE KIXG's KHVIIXCE Not- I deir sir, Irom taxes herein before- | ** ,\!vu Yonre, I withstandinginthe exemptions fiithfully, have large fnuilies, [mentioned, fivorof parents who "John (ilb«on. Sur^mn there orewell informed persons who still think that the Royal Mary. taxes on land operate to the discouragement of populaC. Wyllic, Eaq , &c. &c." tion. If on investigation this siiould he found to be •• " \" > ' I' ..... ! — '' Days. - M > - IsnSRback, I > , To Mexico, by 3 To Vera < Pru/. dido, or IKorpersonal expenses lor- 19<!iivs, 11 ToSuriWas.aa, 'I'l < : 11.1(1.:I l.Vltt.i, <-i iroppsjros, pillow* ■.ii,.-. -- (I -..-■-' I'or weight of luggacs abase: 25 lbs, oii'pii person, pillow To Sew (Means, 8 To Mobile, To Montcomery, To r'rnnkliii, To Madison, To Augusta. To Charleston, To Baltimore, To Now York, Froio.N.Orli- ins I. -... .- ... ... ... --... - Work,allow 8 Forexpsess. daring r. lays, allow A paissngsr ftwf to Doi ' !...!".. 11* .r <a .Al aa :« » .ii 2 i, ■ S 23 S 1* 7 2ii 65 11 ip 23 England, lo remli TeraCnai �T\\ V, ¥W1 \\ N 64 Iron ii use island-, will reqttirullie same tin c und exübow, nan ei> Days. Dollars. X). (Jll.V, ttvuilakc lor cultivation; ami I heir toil is ml;. p:ecl lo | man.v iitii j'lduints v, im n can i.c\ci tic i;umi| m lie have heard lhat one or jlonian lr.lan.ip, v. Ink il en inh. hii.n.ir, il ;i..- u\ m,t v, U04 more native have vcj|uututil> undertaken p v. ant many ol ihc \h t> «t Imii degtattcd lie loiiiun popthe Mippott ot then pas.ota. lv ..11 sm U m.iiu.a <i be- jnU.lou, ai liic uti.c hey vveiu jijai cv unuei tne jno ut ml from \'era Only, to SoulhstnpI 31(1 (X62) [ Kiiuiing is what h wunted, hut on thai beginning o orate oftijcat 35 in.i, per steamer, loiium. a ayaiem, rccjuiies the aid ol u:m< ili. In u hut I ha\u hero said, my object is no; to re! !S4 Totals, 1,11 meiit. This is inuu cs| ccially the immmii the.-o islands, I pj*«i.(ii or hi.tu.c Un£OiCttm<cui im having done linie: In crowing Mexico, a paaaeiiger requires lv tarry a where the natives cannot as yei comiuuiid kulHuioiii |llheyhuw: done n.o.e than ut.y UM.ot Mo >cai.~ n;u ready mone) In pay ihc siipendh oi litcu ]i..s;u.s ill | mo..id have c.'.poi led. illey have ul-Cilty u ill. i.ji.-.-.0i,. In il » ilii turn, as tar M (juad Ja.vira. j A fur reaching thai tit\, Me travel* by the diligence i:ash. lint the ■■'o wi iiim*nt pus-e.-ses a super-Itotal one nr) aid* and mm.emus plat cd he.c i.-luituV in inhume and at uil the atatione will tind bedding, pio« iajoiiN and*| uf vacant oi uiiocenuied hmOHeveiywhete, .n.ii ihe ul o( all o:ituts in i'oi\ liesm: hut whoa fill* ,tiiu..<l_\ heen ver) I m iccouiiuodutioii nl eveiy mhi, pint idcd b> the i only wanting lv dn ide the v\ hole islands iuio paiisltdone in la: j aar ci <il a cen Iin ) starting hum heaiht nu 1.u.-e ruiitiaclor, Don Anafimu all cs, .Mid in c u h pariah lo make a liberal undov men) in i.-m in dI i onl) ]io,i.-. hovi n.uch mom ..ml io. ti.e sup- i i.nii ought lo he tlol.c, in ti.W I a \\ 2., )uai: tukll «va •Inag the road, are In/.-cayuns, vveLl-bied and very ] 1 uwl, tor the p ifuor of eve») icquiied ofthe number of school aihiu ntaHoiv port attentive. I fie.-h *iurt,\\hliu |a 0| lecuvertecJioch i- intity, t.ii.-I.t Children at the hre'iat, or conveyed on the kneeeof ■ta bound-), j 1.0 endcmu.eutsoughl to be hberal; Jut, Ij to lead, h rife und toi.nt, kliov. ji, the vuiieol comund to u hers lo be ctiecli- e,oti^lu, in a !t;i: te- j ii !•:■ c, and ;Jutt c ci) a ,1. ,u ;lcj tan the mother, tie exempted from any charge by tne d.ii- pastors u id B] OG s the leiuj oral wauls of ihcittstdu.'s aiai fanuhca, !! he bought by the imeigii gOM t:>. if of a jti.-.jlt ai ti tor all luggage, exceeding 25 lhe. allowed 'o each to he placed in itidcpcudelli pOaItUHM, «>o a.* lliut lhe> j| vi a pi at: ilia: u ill enable them :o .on.j e-c vi u I |i laaenger, gratis, acharge ia nnulc at the rate ot' s7''in iy iic\'o't: their whole time and energies lo iheii ie- ealue description of ait;. Ich f.on. O'ltei countries. And ...- j li ih the inieiesi,and in Mexico toruvcrv -'■' Lb*. Rdditioual, ami about lhe Is] ective calling.-, without Jear ol u'cs'.Miitou. io he ihc ntory of Ac -.un*! again from Mexico io Vera i ruxihut no account legatds the parwh nnnistets, p in ten I irl> if they cvi» be | kii aiid cltietn tot otclo, c i.v n-i rci.e* oi the i&lanifr i- lukeejof any aninll bundle or carpet-bag that each .-.nj.poi ted, no: h\ ii.une> enmim; diiiiet lit mi i he pock- !| und to till a an ujih j eoj.lc. 'i he I luce pov. c. dd aid c's of i heir heai ets, lv.th) souicer ol teseme ; ild mdI-1.- 'eugeTinay carry with bitn in his hand. iuhiei.ud nutioiitt \<ihu have utrteed in toped lie ici 'l"hodiligence*go twke a week, with gieat punctu- d ■peiuiuutly m then owu right ••! otKce.Mt mueli in*' o I independenceof tie hi. mis uudci Uicd\n;.B) of Ka«. di il.cj be hbicticd tv bj bei.eticiull) ality. and willingl) meluiinehu I 111 ex| uei lhat the name liovcinincnl h ..I have pot down #100lor the peeaage from the lalancla tho.-u ueareis. Ifa medical practitioner could he added i ,-!o.\ capable of.ichie\ini; ii.e*e lecuiit: and tne to c i< h jjaiish, miii ucli ih.e hot lor, loi the gieut oujecl i Hawaiian pcop.e hate a iLhi otee!< torn their i;o\to San Blae, ontodortng a tan allowance. ! 2.). l( r :i.(nA\ land ooMJ'ANY.— It is possible that 'ol discoveriug und ■ ountcraciini; ihc eai.pes id' the dc- ■ e.iiii.fi.'. ihitig lhal «an encourage, guttle and i".t r\ the Islands tor him also a liberal pio< pro*ecl thorn bi the path Irani, g ii.o.-' diiecil) io their the agricultural operation* undertaken by lite < on.puny populationol lie ihc iit lv I.Uillßor IMitculCU. in. t.e piescivuttuu, incic tae, haj piiict>i in d ueaith. fiirmed in Belgium, on the hasis ofthe eootimei (or uu isnui ioin ii cupied land , between ht» Mojoaty kuiueliuu.eha 111. 2s. Nor ought the king, the chiefs aid landlords, !o ::i Vr J. J. Juries, in a valuable aitiele on thwc and .Or. lirinsi:i:.iJe for himself and pnrliiris, on the .grudge ihe.-e endov u.enisot laud to minis- ■ islands, puhliehed in uunt'a Krefuhauia' .\Iu ,a,;.. of t *i\ li November 1841. may bo:h enabie there island** to ids, physici.ins and eai heia; Un. luuicci to live, these I Jul) li--!.., :-j caking of tl v. inlfucm c of oiun en c upon 1 ■ export lhe *b»»ve article* at ■ lowei price then that at potKL'Ssoiaof landuonld be !nued '0 per>onenrid thctrcivilr/aiion, -or) justly obsei tea. " on merce bus which they e*n be at prpaent produced, und aleomany UHsarat lo cultivate and nuptove their aeveral aiioi-JIjmade them (the S. lsl i.ders) s. ,;<>. -. a.itii..-«11 tti.d traother ar'n le? ad tpted to i he climate and poiL Inn tins n.eutp, v hirh could no' lie done v\ i: 1 out t 'touting t;' en des; it teachesthorn tin vuh.eot ptot-erty, and indir. tit «i!l not follow, to any tireat extent, Uttleka M here a denu.nil it;. I. hor, iiuniovim; the names in lie I[iccjh tho ligh's of man. I has ,en uuclied ile.ii politltrough the introduction olftn«it(u laborers; and to tl c kI.OW leii-u of a ': a id UIC, adding lo the \< he vi 1 nd, i ty, In ■(! I la r labor. i'ii> I rapidly leaching i) i i; hie Is rnannual advantage ol thin, tho policy efi he government mcreasing tl c exi'Orisol the t--hn ds, and ai,_ m en in■: i'that :f il*.ej would have their own liaht* ie-jri.c. doel not apt ear lo me t" hat c been as yet directed. !.c wealth of king, cluefit, landlords und ot'all clu«k» i la y na si le.-puci the rights el" Orl ei>; thai Opptet-Violl I- i-siml ilie hoiuli ■. o'. fiiitnent Inn agreed to admit In ftct each allotment would become &tnods/-scaco/ ! Ia: al u.:'ii 11 zr rai not laninsh in unison; aid lhat, if tlie produce <'f ihc Samha it h islands at a dtttj of 5 pel for aaTtcitltuic, and u gain to tin* colled we wealth of ihey v onld retain theii authority, they mvi exei< ;l cniM-h es to keep pace with Iheadvmu c of mind end 11.'vi. ad valorfin; being tl v ma.ri.ri>>m w in. h thiaaov- the country, in pro| oitton t<» it.- in;pro ement. emreent can charge on French pioduce, according to In the i'ac.-cnt situation of the lsh-i:d.-, it woi.ld bo general rmproveu eni aboal il cm.'"— '* Ii would have tn itv. If this be true, it will be of great advantage lo good policy in the goveiiimeut, lo give grants of land cutried tl cm far in nd\ anee of their pie-cut ioi ilifjoi gmluitoucly t'» al; bonof eft settlers who would engage ,j hadil-cy but peconded ler eftorti by tie etiaction of |he ttoreeaid company. 2H Goofi dove «v THI vis?i()\\nrs-I' i- to hrirc it m-der enhivai.on, until lhe capabill ies oflauitable laws lo encourage ibe»elllerucxU ot !o|.ecta« r.ot. however to he dentedthat very great improvement* the roil ■01 it! be n-aertuined, at d there f. r adopt a j ble whi-trs, io i.ic apprentices to trndee,aid otl.er made %t\ lun lliC last 25) c.irs. As ilie main graduated acale ot* price, meieanng eery five yeura. i earn !<y whkb the mtetests of all aie piotected in LaVl I)--en ciuea and spring ot'all theee, « c mnai not <■>• erlook lhe as the land increased in ten* thniugh tl u lubors ami a Ore advanced rountriea." 1-t.t in deac, rtii.< i-|on miavionaries who have labored m these islands, >ii.cc EXJ cmia n;:- ul ;!.f. c ea: ly *fettlu;s. If I :ii; tight i;. ! tl.i' t ivilr/jug ctlct ofcommence, Mr. Jarvia if far bom f o parish mini-March 1820. The pram lung of a doctrine which incul- laying withe p*»ltcy of gran*ing 1-nd J[ withholding f:om the mtseiotMiries tlte n*ecd of prove teis. PcltOO nia.-tcis :t d aurgeoitS is prill luore ohvjous I which is so cates the dntiee ot doinfr mUo other* iW.w toe) i jitftly due them. *if n he lematfcg. they *ho*ilddo fo v*—the providing of thing* koneoi in I lr is :cu; less *o m. at out tct nu rchanli ho*i mi.i hii "Too liitii; credii has been given il.em loi lhe atti nrpt esystem and itl here Id d le sasr both im eugi;e*t*d wot ni ; o .c ii h ihc me* hso'cal aits urd intiodtn •■ «ii» tlnual the tight of alt men—the love edvrn'ion of rhiltlrrn—the reverence a.iti. cur* of parent 9, and oln-ui- lite ex'ema] i tin ornal commerec ofthere ialands. I hnprovcrr.ema. A furnier iuid his fan'ily weie st»«H a: c re to the ru,!i*ig poiwr*, nnd the dtflWori of fdnrn-l 2<>. S" me aI wave the w ill nl tl c Almighty, upon the \tho firH body of mimonaiiea ihat urrived al Hawaii: tion which thewe tavpioiianea have achieved* were lhe poller of ilie fioveri.n.cni will depot*] tic question hut ov. ing to 'be uidifletem <; of tie hielp v etc r,lilij. d ii is? wholeeoine and eparopriti c remedies I'r fie1 whether tic irlauds are to becoiuc £cj*opt.hitcd, or 1to sn- j end tl ebr laljors and ie»itrp for p. Many of tl c r-> and moral plague* which nfVieted f hip forme: ly i thickly peopled, rich ami powerful. To encourage j native me< ha nicewere inatn cted bj the u i-s omuas. heathen conintnni'y. I o:h spiritually and ct' illy. 'I ia ! tueiii in a liberal <u d chilunthrojnc coume. example ''They have alto ostcblial cd nuir.tt 1 lubor acl onle, bonanza conferred by the miwionarir* -if mc dml -M". may have mote erfeel ih«n ai ....i..cnt. In ii.i.- Lore, 1 j and tl esr precepts and rxarrplc tei d die- tiy *o t| ( enThe axjieriance of the.-c bvnelifa lias given them an m- Ij give the following condensed view of what bae been 1Imttr gerrent of industry are the introdi'tion <"'(' tie i! letcH, a id created a re:t*iin bi is in ftvorof the roi*n- ( in !iie. id by rite republic of the Jo»inn i im us, by ire trades, and manufacfurc-s of civilised life. In il un i, ale iry wWivh leoi theiti and whteh aniipoi'athem, not only congress of Vienna, plated under the piotection of [semmajy al W aiu k Ai",/;,?", M t> girla o*c lai gni lc;itimaeiy acquired. In;; m. f„i is the miaaionarioe are iIj(treai Drhain, since 1817: [toaew. aptn.braid and l-nit, and otler emp'oynents ronoomed. not *o ba relaxed whh«nt pre'iaSce *a t!<(-j tlcii sex. In all the otl-er i-cheola those [auitabloto ■'■' profre«eoflbfther native miniou'im-nt. tin in and do hlamh. ape taught as ft as ;>rr< :ii iih'u." ',"■':' Malt: Ftmalti A '.>.,». 8' vtl. Ibranches ■*■,. IB '., -■. liketoUe, i!tiy he said o ill Utoro w ho enl y 'hit itiPu-l | These retnarfca of Mr. Jane*, in all of v. hie Ii I roncer, DiiCo| cavil at their doings, or malign their motives. Corfu, gg7 |an* pregnant with matter lor thr mont serious coneide2n,HTe i.-.i. Nor has the money ye ,rly etponded by there ucil-<V- f !iii.u.ip.M.i:!ff r.'.t.l 2.'-..:. a 86 182iiration of the king and i-hiela. It beCotriffsthem to exs Tvtng meA, beei wttho'i* gw«it advaetare to the tern- SivV.i.i-K.t.l'H )i.H)7 lt"i fir they ran claim any direct fc't amine and refect how MW |M>ril interests 4*f (heat Wand*, liy an exueuieh in- ■/ami. share in efieetingtbe improvements already man-: low 15.1,7:1 1CI7.V 228 1,187 IM I tciMitr.j; h' il accowit of'lie uiwinfi, fr**in lie1 Iteaico, 4..-.p-«l 76 far their nasi and present j oticy Natv p en n*ed or *di4,ia« llfi X7 p.-Ti ofMr S H. t7asTle.nndpul.ltBl edinthe "fWred* 1 lTft«CA, those BTrprovementa, and a I e*her great nodl.",2 44 IC8 .,702 r.» *nii'icd of*ho Ist Inat., it appeu.ni ill :t including t38.4 KJ grnnt Pa»0, ( ;i '-." !':< ritione are not urgent!) reojuinrd for tl t prwcrvHtion 2.503 223 1181 M h-»p been aupported in thee c\ fo r 'lie preent ynir. it of'hi'iro'* n power, in compatibility with tie genejfil evpenae ;o the A.nerican hnnrd for nd--! i-s! tada, '»* 1,091 llll.a'n BS,6fln 12.427 0,1.2'.!' rttereati ofihc people. other relitio-A aocieties, of £608,965. Of Tlio mi-n'e aioua, and ssesvajJ 32. I'n.ulation .mionc-t rata,ni isaansefiil Biamongst pojpulafioti is 2(14.£1S souls; Mirae i r :^portto toftHal atnrvml haa heen errend* I ol 18b lo tl it usre mile. or 4rl]mdividoab«j 1 rneel sir.rc,<d\ hope that beraeen the »'1 in r! r United Stato.% for Mpplien eenl i:i chvlmtf, erasi it* ;-■:>•; ■'i, 111 v.ip:.. ctpots Cmtt&6; I'lnee '.rent naval and mercantile natkma whkh lune hi -■' b'tt tbfl portion aerit in e*ah, haa v.rli. ~'• Miii. -•■>•' Anr! In 18W lbs rrvein•<■ was .£M7,.V17; |I recogioxed Ire sovereignty of tfe-e ielerds. i ta'er tl o h »:t s.» nt'irh added to 'he woel*h nf the ronn*rv ; and Mitnlto7oS,oSßdollii»: or, t« 461-2c*iri rei i.e.il. j dyuastv of Ramehameha 111., r»a regarda them, there ''n isn of the s ipnlieshv the mieatonary familitrs a pread All that revenue seen .'<l I'popii < ns*om-l r»p;p*i' nti*in.; for |I will on'y be »n emul ition to ex» oed eaj h other in pro* ihrouzhent th» i»4mda, hat taugh] the fiattvee Ll;e u*«e rhei-e ip'> ilia'p-t ale At tin.' fpin c role, tli* iStind' it mo'it'g their pron] crity. l-tu lo deserve this, tie na* <»f, and ere ited a dem.tntl for, auntlar comforts. «i.hlsl.tr.ds ought lo siirrort n impUntion of 1.1.-J.-'| live ,o enmient must show a regard '""r, and an ahili'v pahoi'hiai. prftoWe t>jr a ci.^iiv.—But 27. n veirl) levenveofiie-it-ry i.oaii.fiiO J} to prntno*e, tliat pieereri*y. in every law and nl»Hc enneielerinrj 7tn «nnl.. (':'• progltM nl:o >dy pi ide by lite-o islands, and th< ol liolkis, and SRrr'oii ati *r«e ul £1,9 Ofitb of]me, -lev ooght to hear in mind that tlie eye of the elementh of wei'i h at the dispn--.I of; h»* cove'Binenl, i- I iiip oris, six) O.ftTMteaVxr-Orts. 1whole c vli'/cd vnr|f| jc upon tl cm; that tl eir example il,f,rlii;fuv;is, fair nor it to eentintM Thcieii (*> wotfld neither be decorou* for tiiii.iein ip between tl c Span!- Ij is to decide the quoM on of thc;r cnpil'ility for polfha beholden to the chfi'v of rhriatjana in the Unite.! I tvich !i-l n'l« ns tl i-i' are, a fiJ a* tl oy oisxbi t-i be, nnd hnprovetnent and self-govemnt#nt; and tint not less t*tat«*s for the means of defVavmc the expenae of the* I mi.'ht liciome: fur tliov i-nj.iy :i bfl'ter ilinrats than i the h*»nor than tho hap) a ess of their race i« interested rplifpouf instruction which every government is bound tl.c ioai.in Island.-; tin;. Lavs in )■ o; 0.t.0i. UiO.e hud ii: maJiatg'aJ rapid progTOM, left to gotern thcttsel^w, pe.asruj us lo provide lot ns people, un ,ts primary uud most sa- : - - - cred duty. ii is Willi gtoal pleasure 1 < I ' '• ' !i;tonnd ' ' : * I\ . 1 wi~k\ ' , ;\ i • - ' •■ , < ' ' ' .. . i ''« - : : , < * ,,• , 1 - * \ -.-.- 1 < . . 11 "- — I " ' 11\ ,, 'i ' I - » . , : > ton t : �Tll E ¥Ul E X 1811.) 65 1). ' the 1 illation ih nut included. And the population ol" lhe as I no Marque/tun* and Olutu itia it arc liuely louiake,' banky, supplying a capital be\o:id the wants utnover| | hiu ill isl.iiid.s hut* never, lv iv) knowledge, been t*x|eomuiuini>, and aHording credit to thorn who go.crnod or pr i.e.: '•■! b> tuc riuueii. led these)|aclly taken. Ne. uit unless:, ot lir years, gicui nu* this so u o'liestli upon ihe ruling powers ought io ha.c had It, alter groat expansion, In piessi.i; proveineuiti hate been made iv the agriculture, comtheir the mini ttatucif, .o curtail lo Islands, of loose I do it as a sne-ete f.icad ol iheui and indentions suddenly merce and shipping of the group, while hare, in ti*jj* u: pc >pio. 1 Vlea llieu rapid pio;ies- lo p.on.bie oi M,ia. ctiMOiiiora, it* bad piovioual) hajipoucd in the lor group, tlie population in going; backward ever) uay, Iv ev iiiciioii, with great pain.—I cuiiioi believe lii-H lie: iin nl 6iaios iiiisc.iu-i: his depres»eu, and will Almighty lias let! llienl w'lliioiii I lie powers anil olier- |u time, qic illy dopies* Uio value ol land hi iNow South i agm uliuu! unit (tiiiuucKc leinain almost Ma;ioi.ai\, and beyond goud ntinciplos of moral action uud tho in North but ..!.-, America; iV\ it -Ii both| ,1 e.verl urn thiims itiou, in gi,-- uoossin 10 aoll-p.eso.a luoy u.tly tneii level, ami Ml nolli, the element* nt ii good und uneful education geuerully diltn,an; and I am aiiviou- dial inev shn ilu uxo.'l those countries will tioon as the population mul-1I fused through the I'MJ.iHuis ofthe uun«toi.;irie-i, there' p overs and energie- in the ino.-i e.leci.e uiinner. valuo of land wit I -jo on riamg, lis no inaillle*tHtioil ut' an iinpiovenieut, ill its ratio, I W'Ollld IllVe il -III Study Hie lllll.ois a ue.eio' the lipl'«** r I I ■ lor land ■ toiiiinousuiair h uli thai f\ meed in all other countries United Sl.i;es have p.-opled and te ule.ed pro.lielivej i ho connection between population, receipt* may ne shown same natural ami acquired advantage*. Warns, in a, deserts, vit hia Hie sho.i spaee of 6S yeais, sin,,: and ba.iK it*sucs, i.. N. South 1 enjo)amuigii atiio art! lint, hereioteae, 1 lie ruling poweis t.a wI their indepciiduii'u; and those .tlicieo) ihe ..n. eo <oxcun tl t hfiiis.iv«-s, in their indolence, ittdiHerencc und ni ii empire ol ti, eat Ilritaiu a us in ao i.>e.i oid prospor.Nlil E i inaction, on the plea ofthe interference ol foreign \ owe 1. 1 would h ive the.u kiio v i!i it ii is ii;, indaslry and j YEARS. i-.MTI.ATItlN ttfeCfcllT*. I1A.NK yi) l |,A>| CIKI.UI.ATIUN ers, crampin;* their onergiei*, aiid thwarting their |i:reueouragingpopulation that I he sc nations have become tin* ple.t, il ever well founded, ia valid i.o -| Lot-utt', hut gic it and po.verful. with i ripidny the has leade.ed | Xia,,ili.f £100,127 77,p|t«i \SSv longer; for from the date of tlie Agreement ol (ureal lue progress ofjAc Augln-Sixim race proverbial, and s. -nV ll.v'UI 120,171 I-.;, the United States and franco, to respect their Itiiiaiu, nijir nig igo a,,,I institution* | thai every d.ivyp ,a Is 1111, pit 12l,l,'i2 ls;s :,.,:p 2 independence, liey can operate a ithoul control in ihc 170.203 f otherand iJne. o.e. the glo!>e. 1>I, 714 11 !,.;•(> I-;-, full ;tleuitudeofgu irani cod sovereignty; and if bo* on en 21.1,720 313,1112 I. is by mJtstry III it lie Itiitish people, of the fruits | u:>, liiP! |.|) them now, by their prompt and wise doings, to conand iiroductjTins oftlieir ibo expo inuu ii!;. upw irds | aro not that sup|ioso lo lint the s.tndtiicli Islanders vince those ni-tioiH lhal their I*liefof then canobi!.'} of C:>, ofccid value, per head, and piy laves to the 11]„,. tin: early Ilie atuicn ul' in we.c obtained to exorcise sovereign power, for the benefit ot the in-I amount ol ll Is.- 2d itisby ihe i in dial the Allien- I \ lii-Kt, laud was giunicd Huliout piiec.asj habitant*, nnd of iii<* l>lands, was well-founded. .colony. em-1:1,111 i u inn illy nunI j '.■ >', aid pay taxes ot duties luuuid liii' pulili.: cervices; and ~!-'> In settlers. 11l There iicver Itclbte offered such nn opportunity i-n to tiie aui'iiiat 'if alio i, I ii> c in per head; tnd it is | ipianiity pio.oiiiuiied io iliuiriuean.nl placing ilia testing ti v abilily of the (Ojijmr-colorod tare of mail, bv lb seiie th it. friii u. H u-.-i,, I'russi i .nil other ij.iitilitV lioiti it was mutinies, In to under e.itiivaii.m. themeehus, m thai which now presents r~ct I in-.'- are eery ve ir id ling to tllcii population, '.heir |(.-iv-ipii f.tr see, unless il.o granttt nuclei aid lo cullh to govern the rvtlives of these islnnde. And Ido most vi" out* pa vor and tiieir wo dth. alier vvliiciic.se, only 1,1 bui in; il.iitui'.ut. 111 iii.ll ly hope, for the honor of lhe Sandwich lalsndere. snd ;;.!. Vow that the Sandwich Ulan lers have been ad„.ate ,;■,■ ,;., n unbor ofyear., it reverted in tne eiown. the glory nflhe Christianity to which they owe no in Ic; eiideai and reengtiued mitted lo a pi iee am lags by Ureal Britain, f»r pursued sysieiu Undo.Hie liberal much, thai they mil show theinsetves equal to t!.e should II it ions, it will he cxpee e I in 0 tiieil :.'<• e.li.ue.il I are tlie results colony, tlie t'nllo.viiii trial. I feel assured that lhe representatives of the at least m ike an otto, i to follow the pai h. hi: has con- in th.a. throe treat powers before named, will not be wantii t* lam no aware] Sheep, fiom 1828 io 1843, increased C-oin 686,000 to prosperity ducted other nations a:.iw:l in by a i!i.-i>o-ii t<ii to favor and assist them; the editors ol at t.iat e id a polt.-v ti,iA>n,lljll. that anyna'ioi eier I regulating (lie teinint of Uad such a- that which is fol- Humtd-caltlt, d'tiiii,' the same period, Iroirt 263,000 tho two periodical* here established, will pour in tin r « jli'ihts upon sll thitTjr*, religious, moral, omit <: r.l, *\ ue< sell in perpetuity to -aa.iliKl. And 1 i.vcdiie.e. While'he United g< the vac int rich laud-of the West, ill I 1-4 doll us per I Export*, I. nn 183210 1842, fio:n £384,344 tn Ll.Plli",-; political nnd financial; and the miniatera of the add their prnvetsforthe blessingofGod upon -lir aerujind while (Ireat Bril iiu sella in in \e* Urn i-- ] Jli; nc:pt,pit tne rate of XII li for every inhabitant Ij \>ill wanting to Bui tkek mu»i not be thenut tve* wicket !l 6d, <-'.mad l at I, .1, >s hd and upwards per !.,■ those .vim udiiiinis'ni- (lie allairs of the Sandwich endeavor*!, Ml makiug thexe etufeuvors. acre, and in M.S. Wales, uykm and Moalmein at; isUtud what bonorits have liieinselyea ijovornnietit, government, Island Ss the absurdity of tlio SJandwich (to BE COVTllftrSB.) nil, and only n-> vet .rise: i from theirsystem, it the prini iple oftoav-1 in lelinim tu sell mil in perpetuity, consenting to lease h for about 25 years, at the yearlj \ltii ii'i'.lhiii.i' r<-tl, but every linn,' revocable, c.ili lie Iv system. leal of ne illy a dollar per aero, ind Hi tin- end of the 25 years terevert to the government, wi hall theim-l Can AS r i*-. isjds. —No:' si the progress of poptila1'ro.e lien's made thereon, must h, .1 iriagly apparent ),,,., ..,„i uiipiot'etneiit coutined In the Anglo-Saxon Iii England alone, which eo it ibis S2,247,«S0 acres ot i-.n-e pii.'l 'l.en poasessinns. Of this tneli, theCanur) | Honolulu, July I, 111 It. ,in the .North A Untie, stiord an exuuifjle. In | laid, on which, wit ho i: co luting Wiles, :-'i:o'l nd an of people, the aver- number, po-i'inu and cliul Its, tlioy lie ir mipikp phi iln.:v Ireland, are supported I5,0>0,0» age yearly rent of land ill 1) macs .,is bat 18a (Od per to ai.-u islands. The following tpili'e sliows. what "TO TEMPERANCE." ufl iese islands, prngiesf they linn- ri-uio in S3 yeim | si a tme acre. Ilo v em the gn.e n:u S5 00 from '* Sir John liyng,"' in testimony of ll t with8,97,803 ocies, and a population eortahlly not exRarertet's deep sense of the dragged condition of the I'npulu'.ion ceeding 108,538souls, t'u m in) ye us lo Ollie, expect a j Atian brand.)' market at Honolulu." Jsta-l It. rent on}I per acre, with re re siontosiid (Oi'enuucnt st/uare mil**, l/i!742. tin.tut 1885 "June 1, 1841." of.illimprovements,bid. lie„-<, v., it theend of23years! 1'iMnr, ('8,010 758 8 mrnJUU by Noris this a mere opitiio.i of mine, uruupporied The reader mtpy risk, who is Sir John Byne " 11,742 ltd 7 Com- | P.iPMKK A, fact: for by a memo'and en given m to the Ihitish :;,i-.-7 4,114 Sir John BjTßg af. England we suppose IS be some hon82 2 mission of s.nnr- received in the treasury lie 9 mo Ii | HlKRkO, 7,3512 18,885 orable n ihleii.au, perhaps descended from or in it i.i ending #n 28th Felon,iv 1813, i' appeira lint only 1'uKii ri; Vent or A,326 1 7,210 17,134 way connected with Admiral John Byng, who w as 828 5 the treisun t >r sums re- I. v\ 7.AROTE, 481,931 2"> w.m ebirgod to«*■"< 33,0-PI) 17,581) 718 5 I'll.MA, ceived on account of /-' ef I- ■id." Now eeied during tbsrsign e/UeeigS H Somesay hs sr.i 7 85,011 877 ITi.nehifke, C0.218 posing the one half of the whole land " be good fur justly nnd others unjustly ovceiitod. lint who is. 6ir .s10 hall', o,- 1,91s,s acres, n hnothing, the remaining l::(i,l92 3250 0 Kin ,615 John liyng" of I'olyncsia? lie is a briu from Syffnc.v. ed even at only ten ren per acre, ought to produce in with a cargo of French brandy—*au:r devie*— [!.i Tbs progression of population and improvement, <-]94,stS() yearly. It is quite clear thil the lower the il is sun: am! gr.nlu.il, I'lare treaty.] This brig arrived in this port a few king fixes'the rent of land, tie more n onoy he will [tho c islands, is indeed Islands, slow, but what has it beeo, in tinreive, so long as the population over whiui he rules, j « till in the s indwich ssistsWins having opi board i.'+O gsDoM ol' brandy , ..,! rente commanded by thsCiealor, in the first chapter ol and sailed continoes to decreet e. in a few days, MI.SI'S only tieent./Jce on ind, will Genesis ? Lags! enactments imposing a irgo ten' gallon*. Just before sailing, the supercargo t:;illcil and only tend to keep the land waste, but tbey. will never n.i.iPiKr I.ii.ANns —In this simc O'e-in, evisls I'm again, M might 00, lor temperance, which fe aenrich the king,ihecbiefc,orlind!o:ds; a jropip of 10 islands of various sizes and n tew mall left the sum of tfrn he easily demons'ratcd I" ihe example ol o'ber na- one-, which allbrdeanother example full ol instruction sired should he acknowledged with tl:e above card the population .rtcls added to every tions, th it for 10,000 o [he Sandwich Islands. '1 hey uru the Phillipins We co igratotsJe the mhasttaiits of Sydney, tfcal a ; atof these islands, there would be an ii re- s more Hum tiroup. 'I bey ire pis follows tiou of that poison has left their shores, vthiiii Iv proport onate, iti the v due ofall :!" lai d Ihey contain. proved an ingredient so terrible anil destructive in lit It is therefore n gred aiis ace lo suppose that the in Population Area Id uuerc the prohlamd*. cup of their domestic and oniineri i:il ruin. W'fc also alienation of land to foiCignets wo ind in I.--17. square SJISM. those wbosupperty aM prosperity ofthe natives; very much rejoice 10Witness ut least DOS symptom nort such a delusion, ho leve: good'.lcit in|eritmnsmay 5li,«ill 8,264,807 I.'-7.on, wisdom anil ;;ood sense among the people of Honohihi. people the ind the king, :a,(ipj2 the chiefs, |iUAt#. Negkof, K.771 be are enemies to psrniittinf a ruin selling vessel to oon.c and go withsystem in \i w Sooi H Wai.i s—Tlie working ol the «,188 lie es nwhich f have in the above nnd pre 2,:1I0 \«i#i-rr, out disposing ol her cargo, 'the same was true in tl a 1(218 history the noancml of 2!l.(i:;2 rnended,is well illustrated in MiHDOBO, 4,1.5 case ofthe lleber" o:.ly a few months ago. Is il not 4(16,0.111 I'anay, New South Wales, ,oo. 4,5H t> e ref.eihingto leain from the supercargo of a ruin si r.( rPam. from 1831 iij,wr> In that important colony oft. M* Basiak, brig that l'rench brandy is a drug in the Honolulu njm tolS3.,, both inclusive, the roomjl ■<treawry revived M.itpiMP.ivAip, 86,687 market ? 11,097 forsales of land only C Ki2.«l2 that fie home following 7.55H Palawan, years t he receipts were: for 1KSB, IPO.IW 230.KI7 i,WX It is not best, however, to be too much elated \V( /kbre, (I ISS7, or 15,000 1 Small Islands, B,ffll learn from our neighbor the l'oiynesi.in, that the By IT'or IS**, 11H.321 ney brig IMioebe told here 20 hhds of brandy and 2.7 lor l«», IS4.W4 3,281,675 114,115 Tot.il, Tor 1840, 3i3,Oa2 c«no cases ofgin. We also le.irn from the sume source llmt there i« Mafrindanao, run! the Palawan In ifit isbmlsof pop- | the Sydney sch. I'alcon has just arrived, bavins 0,-, which the ol each, in territory a ofn-..tivc portion joint-stock , 1 I : , i Ni..l ! , ; I II i , - : , - . . 1 . < - I , : ■ , I 1 I ., I i" i ' : t'ufiula- , '' THE FRIEND. ' " I re-1i , 1 I ' i..■ " • ! i __ c"i • - foolish competition of %k»M, I ! ; " I sup-; - < *fol ■ ! . Since 1S40, the « 1 i " to] : t I ' ,. . t " �T\\ E VlliE..\ tt . 66 Ivitrd " 4 liluls. ale; 10 (JIT.V, ~ W NEW ORK. case* boor; H casks nle: ::."> boxGENM RAL EETING. es champagne; 11 cases Burgundy; 3 cases Sherry Id general The meet inn "I the Am. mission-j bbls.gin; 124 cases brandy." Iteport says tbit vessels v. ith similar cargoes are to follow the Phoebe,' 1 '* Si: lines has just closed. This annual gatherJohn Ityng" and" Falcon." ing the is : " : nf missionaries The Savtlitieli Island*. Prnp-tas /-.'ta tils p" suae their dixcortry In/—dipt. Coul.iif Tinir Occupation In/ j.eid Ueorjzi PuuUl. — iilmost the onh Their Value uud liiiporluuce. — liij Aluan — The Litany of the Bug. ebb. reads. " From -ill evil uniniilir Simpson, J-'.f.ij , li.le aliii" dure as and mischief; from sin; from the crafts and u»-aultsof I event which diverts their minds from interrupted series of labors among the na- 1 //. M. Cimsul. London, I'd-l.j. I'ini: tln-devil; I',ointhy wrath; and IJo.n eternal damnation,|I titiitd Lord detive.r v*.'' j live population. At tins meeting they spend ] 4 sliillin<r.i." We make no pretension to tho title of churchman, yet a few days in reviewing the pusl and Having lii'cn n reader from our yntitli planwe cm most sincerely and devoutly oiler that petition, Mid we call upon nil churchmen, high and low, ami ning for the future. Reports are rend and lip" nf till: Missionary Herald, tllirl subsedissenters of every name and denomination, lo unite statements made in regard to every depart- quently hating fallen in with works ii|iini with u» in offering that petit inn, when il is rumored that missionary business andp labor. Ii tin; Stinilw ich Islands, hy Cunlp, I'.llis. Slewa rum-selling craft is steering her course for our peace- ; ment of nil shores. Such a vessel comes freighted with the j is customary for most of tho missionaries to in It, Dibble, Junes, tt cctpros,' it wns with fruitful source of mil, mireliief and tin. U its poison! come accompanied by their wives and child- tin ordinary interest nnd curiosifo, I lint we -1 is bought and drank by the people of thi.s land, it wil! the volume with tin! nbove-n.'atitioii.ml the devil in his craft* and atiaultl upon their re- ren. This ulibuls a good opportunity fori perused spectability, sobriety, virtue and good name. It will the families situated on tlie different islands ctl title. The author we had seen; many of p sooner or later bringdown the rnrutk of (.'nil. It will jthe events described we had witnessed, nnd lend to the eternal damnation oihumor; :il souls. "No to cultivate a more intimate acquaintance,! drunkard shall inhsrit the kingdom ofHeaven." Hence, and keep alive iJiosi; social, kindly and tunny of the character* alluded to, are our From ihc visits of ail nun-selling vessels, " good l christian feelings which happily exist among neighbors and acquaintance. Under these (lie hook wns amusing, inl.nrd, delirrr us. them. It was recently our privilege to meet circumstances, If they come, etructive and entertaining. The nuthor let* Imm a desire nmong tho people to purchass anil the brethren and sisters of lhe mission, tit tin: reader into his views, nnd those of his drink alcoholic poison, the source of roil, seisrSur/'and | the table of our common Lord and Savior. ■pin, the ile-.il's mil, the provocation of party, Hence, it tuny be considered a work Gad's wrath.) the cinse af otsilasting damnation to immortal souls,! it wus a season long to be remembered, The ol s'Hiie importuned xood Lord, deliver us." i elements were administered by the Rev, ■ • — — " ! ' I " " [f any person litis the di sire to ol crve : .Messrs. Bishop, Thurston and Whitney. tha different views which will he taken of UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER BROWN'S among the very oldest in the missionary work. I the same subject, by men of different nations TEA-PARTY,GIVEN TO THE AM. MISSIONARIES. The following are the names of inissiuna- ; nnd principles, he may most profitably read lies present.: I this work in connection with other writers On Tuesday the 18th, all the missionaries From Kauai, —Rev. s. Whitney and wife; jupon till' Sand. Islands. We hope to see ;i with their wives atul children, were invited Dr. .1. \V. Smith and wife; Rev. (i. 11. jI few copies, erelong, at the Islands for vale. to take tea" with (ioorge Brown, Esq I'. Unwell and wilip; Mr E. Johnson and wile. I Our columns not allowing lons extracts S. Commissioner. Eighty-three were preFrom Oulin.—Rev. A. H. Smith and wife; we shall merely insert the ausent, including an interesting group offorty Rev. A. Bishop; Rev. 15. W. Parker and jto be made, entire; wife; Smith; Rev. Lowell thor's postscript Mr. A. S. Cook* children. Cant. Paige, II. S. S. Levant, and wife; Mr. 11. Dimond and wife; Mr. X Since writing the foregoing pug**, I '• and several of his officers, joined the compa- IL Rogers and wife; Rev. R. Armstrong have observed it announced ia lhe Times, ny in the evening. A neatly arranged table nnd wife; Mr. S. N. Castle and wife; Mr jihit moans have heen taken liy the British was spread for the children, tinder an awn- H. O. Knappaiul wife; Mr. E. O. Hail and government und adopted by France ami the ing in front of the building, while a spacious wife: Mr. Levi Chamberlain and wife; Rev. I t oiled Matt s, tin- placing the neutrality ami independence of the Sand. Islands beyond yard afforded a line play-ground for then D. Dole; Miss M. M. Smith. garnbals and sports, under the ample folds of From Maui. Rev. Messrs. Baldwin, Al-1I the reach of intrigue and violence.' I'xnndcr, Kmeison, Clark, and Comic; Rev.' "Truly! Lord Aberdeen has achieved a their fathers,' national flag.* From a mo S. Dibble and wife; Mr E. Bailey and wife; 'triumph in diplomacy! He has induced ment's personal inspection, and various ic- Mr. Rice. Prance and the United Stales to sanction ports, we infer that the interview was highly From Melokai —Miss L. Brown. jhis piving away an important British pospleasing and satisfactory to all parties. We Frur.i Hawaii.—Rev. T. Coan ar.d wife; | session." regret that no reporter has furnished us with Rev. L. Lyons and wile; Rev. A. Thurston] Hie brief remarks of Mr. Brown when lie and wife; Rev. M. Ives and wife; Rev. J. The Friend having an extensive circula1). Paris; Rev. 13. B. Lym.iii drank the health of the children i.v a enrtbe whaling licet, the following ttonamong I Total gcntlcanca, 31; ladies, '.'3. |-' .Notice is taken from the advertisements ol- mux. t!in the Polynesian for June 15: *It is a question which we should re one to see »hlv Vessels approaching Honolulu, and dediscussed. —I low far are the children of missionaries The Friend appears a few days Brious and other foreign citizens, entitled to the rights and u pilot, will .set their national ensign siring to the date announced at the head of the p.ivilige.sof citizens of the U. S.> mid pilot signal, on which lie will go off*imsheet, in consequence ofthe editor's expec- mediately.' The merchant, physician and philanthro- tation of bciiio- absent en the Ist. During " The prcat number nf ships coming in phist, we are confident, will peruse with in- his absence, ail business relating to the from Lahaina, and intending to lie off and terest the notes'' of Mr. Wyllie, in this Friend, will be committed to Mr. Ijiihnan, at on, ot to come to anchor without employing a pilot, renders attention to lhe above re. number of the Friend. We have heard him the store of Messrs. Ladd & Co. Any perquirement of the harbor-laws necessary. • styled by an intelligent reader the M'Culloch son wishing to obtain copies, will phase call "The undersigned will give prompt atof the Sandwich Island*. upon him. tendance on all vessels that icon-1 ..i c his aer- , , " , — ' "' " �IB It.) T\\ C 1? 111 \l X \) . 67 BIU-.M) UPON Till: IVATEIIS. —It is said he will not go of}' without In in;,' signalized ns!! islands. Let public sentimentbe found l>) required iii the above (panted law; a compli- ; discussion free as the winds which lan and j that in the hand of one ofthe mummies found ance with which, will he necessary' to justify refresh us iv this our adopted home, or land in a pyramid, was discovered a bulbous rout, which being placed in the earth, grew and any future compluiut aguinsl him for want of;'j of our temporary sojourn. atteiitioii to duty. b the trujfii in iidosieuling drink* an vn- bloomed a beautiful but unknown flower, John Meek. If.nwlutu, Jane I"), Kill." liui fid om un immorality} 'This is ti fair | after two hundred years. So may the good question tin discussion, nnd one on which I seed of the wind of God spring up alter TEMPERANCE. propose to offer you a low shoit nitieles lor ruiitiy years. We have a case iv point.— the Friend. It will be seen at a glance, that Siime years since, a venerable man, upFor lhe Friend. the question is a deeply important one. If wards of one hundred years old, was the IS THE TRAFFIC IN INTOXICATING DRINKS it can he shown lhat the traffic is an unlaw- ■subject of converting grace, in an eastern IMMORAL? m B X \ .111 cu s.—.Vn. I. ful one—an immorality—it must and will, at 'State. 'The immediate cause of his conTlieojiends of liiiuiatiity lane much cause no distant time, be abandoned. Public sen-' version was, hearing a text ot Scripture for thankfulness, that they are permitted to tinient will not sustain it. Besides, us friends j which his pious mother had taught him in live and act, at a time when great principles efihe government of the Islands, we have all England, one hundred years before! aie openly and fairly discussed. 'The subsomething to do in this matter. If it he tin! "'fi,»;li sued lie buried loin; in dust, ll shan't deceive our hope; ject of rights is becoming better understood unlawful ttaili'tc—an immorality'—be ii ours. Tic precious grain shall ne'er be lost, than formerly. They are more accurately as the enlightened friends of humanity, to, lor {(race insures the crop.'' defined. Rights are not quite so arbitrary ns-ist, in all suitable ways, in causing it to A pious mother, about sixty years since, ihad a as they have sometimes been supposed. It' be speedily and forever-abandoned. j prodigal son lie was about to leave is beginning to be. felt that, in no circumstanIn this discussion, 1 shall take the affirms- 1 her, and go to sea, As a last resource, she ces, ate men at liberty to do as they will, ti-.e of the question, and labor to show, as] j placed a Bible in his chest, with u prayer to even with their own. Tiny may not spend !l am able, by a reference to reason and G id, tin- His blessing upon it Year after their time, dispose of their property, or em- facts, lhat the traffic is an unlawful one. Audi year passed away, and nothing was heard as l<Jjeir influence, mill, should he at once ploy they abandoned ami forever. irrespecofthe wanderer. But the eye of his motlitive ofthe will of others; at least, the quesA word explanatory of the word ,t r's (Jul was upon him. A long time after, tion whether they uiuj or mil/ not do 80, i- will conclude this number. It will he ob-| a clergyman was called to visit u dying iniI tit dow a lair subject nl discussion. On most jectedj, the outset, that the traffic cannot lor. Ile found hit.-i penitent anil prepared points relating to social intercourse, there is lie unlawful, because it is, at present, appro- to die. He hurl in his possession a Bible, little dispute. In regard in the regulation bated, and regulated by law. This 1 admit, which, he said, was given hun by a djitii; or disposal of most kinds of property, human strange and humiliating as is the admission shipmate, who, expiring in the hope of the laws and public opinion settle lhe question But. human law is not the standard of right g.iry of Qod, gave it to him with Ins parting oi'rights. A man may nt change the course anil wrong mi moral subjects. If so, nothing- blessing, On the blank leal' was found of a stream, even on hi< own premises, tv could be more fluctuating and uncertain than written the name of John Marshall, the the probable detriment ofhis neighbor, with- this standard. What is right to-day, may 'above mentioned mother's prodigal son. out being liable to pay damages. Ho may be wrong to-morrow. Under one govern-{ This man was the brother oi" Mrs. Isabella not build bis house of certain materials, or ment, the keeping of gambling housea and Graham. I ipi a particular style, fi,r lhe simple reason brothels is lawful.—Under another, both] lhat his right to do so conflicts with the infc- are prohibited. So one government li-ens-j the traffic in intoxicating drinks; another,' iv ef hisTieighbor. What sa.'.o man claims "*iflis his right te sell to a known maniac, a]| prohibits their sale altogether. Which of Crimein the olden time.—In the course potion of arsenic, or n dagger, or a pistol,] theso governments is rigSr ? Both cannot ofsome remarks recently made in the British because he deals in these articles, and the] be. We must therefore seek'another stand- House of Commons, by Mr. Crawford, lie price was tendered him,—the man appearing] ard—must go iarthcr hack than to human stated outhe authority of Hume's HisteV) of Henry Vi 11. But unaccount- governments. The question is, "I* ii lnw-\ England, that in the ai the time self-possesseds there were confined, as debtors Or criminal ably strange as the statement may seem, it i Inl, morally, t;> traffic in ardeni spirit;!? May I at one time, in the jails, 60,000 poisons; that is abundantly sustained by facts, that tlie j governments lawfully grant licenses to enright ot*e certain class of men te dispose ofa gage in tiiis business? Oris it unlawful— 72,000 criminals were executed for theft and robbery alone, in the reign of Ilcnrv particular kind of properly in such a way its ] an immorality?" We shall see Vlll.; an average of nearly i.',ot>o a yen, mm/, and probably will, destroy the health of] thai iv 1.369, in the county of Somerset, 40 their neighbor; make him a maniac; break] raThediating truth ofthetemthe heart of his wife; beggar and corrupt his| pekssjck meroax.—lt is important thai persons are stated to have heen executed it. one year, for robberies, thefts and other felochildren; shoulder upon the community an]itlu: radiating trutli from which till action nies, 35 burnt in the hand and M7whipped enormous tax; break up the peace ofa neighwhicii measure can springs, every The committed by idle vagrants were rapines and blight the hope of heaven in] borhood, ho tested, should be defined intolerable; at least 3,000 or <1,000 surtinap the bosom of multitudes: 1 say the right to| and ofthtfn traffic in an article which produces some or accurately, and firmly fixed, in the mind. in every county were living by rapine, asall these distressing results, because they This truth we believe to be simply this: sembling in troops, committing spoil iv the have purchased a governmental license fur No MAN HAS ANY MORAL RIGHT TO USK, daytime, and magistrates intimidated from executing their duty. In 1597, an act wa ti few paltry dollars, and because they have AS A IIKVKRAOE, T!*AT WHICH WILL IN- passed taking awny tlie of clergy on the means of carrying this traffic, h:ts, toxicatk. Any and every measure, from persons committing benefit robberies iv tho til lately, been regurded ns settled, so as plan, argument or effort, that tallies with I daytime. sctcely to admit discussion. But that time this assertion, is right ; and every thing trus:, gone by. The right to discuss opposes it, or lends to diminish the t every subject which has a bearing upon hu- that Thee ol keeping anloopof war in tim* Iniau happinflLn, is now generally admitted. weight this fact should have upon the pub- of peace, is about $'81,000; of afrisrate.se.rvice.,l 8170,000; of-> -four seventy ship,Si29o,Ooo. The Florida gun 11 am happy iff the beliefthat free discussion lic mind, is utterly wrong, and ruinous war, 6>r I , — " :I , ustlaufulA :! I les ; ' ' - " - - i Lb^LHlb^b^b^b^b^b^b^bl lo the temperance reform.—[Bost. Jour. removing 11,000or 15,000 Indians, cost twenty oi :hirt» millions ofdollars at toast, and many bras, �(JllY, T\\ E V \l 1E X i>. 68 lioin tne Polynesian. PORT OF HONOLULU. OFFICIAL LETTER FROM PRESIDENT TYLER ,\ui;i\i.ii. POETRY. I or the Friend. June 4th, II. II. M. scb. I.ooikaiko, Mall,25days Coin THO . H. M. KAMEUAMEHAIII. M.uallan, with dm patdies to llie Hawaiian .-•■, uf Sand' Ma.jos:y buig To his Kaiiieli.iiueha of the 111., BaMI'SL Mills, To THK MKMORY Of INFANT Ii Stale tor ro,. Allans. I lie il. wan ot> days in .'cach\. nil J.-l iiids. son or llkv. Minn. I". ami Mb*. Julia Ml ing. Mazallan. Great and Kovdfrinul! —I have received the letter June isli, Am. VV. bark I evant, 1'.. II. Itussell, W'.ueDamon, who uikii at Honolulu, Juke 2, and aicompaiiN ini; documeuU, wlueb your Majesty luiui, IS n.us., uii) sp.—bo..i.il io llie .V W.—obliged u.dressed in rue. oil llie ulsl ol Jul) l.uJl, uluiouacli.g IS4I, Auan 10 months and 28 dai to put hue* onacioimi ol leaking 2000 siioko* per that, in rmise.pieiice of proceedings ol' fteai Adminii I loved thee well, when first I taw bum ; no., undergoing .epaus at Kobili.-ou N: Co s mmlei III cilielol liui Uiilannic Majesty 's Jinn: 'I hum.is,i. Upon tliy mother's breast, utli. il.i'ui. \\ snip li.H.ia-n, i&igei, 5 luos 70 s;i. naval lone ill the 1'aciln Hie Hag ol your country bail June 8th, A new horn infant pillowed there Am. brig Hannah, Cheuvei. Salem; 34 days lieen u'-to.uii io you, vv nil .ill llie humus due to the bahuy lest. In nature's l.om (iua\ aiJUll. f\ IJune!), Soi ereign ol a liee ami independent Stale. S. S. I.e-.ant, l'aige; fronV-Callao and the V 1 iaiiigruiuhite \ our Majesty upon this event, und With tenderness and cure I marked 2i di»i; left Callan Marquesas; last fioiaTallin, trust that ii maybe the occasion uf continuing and I,nil budding infant grace; 5. l*uft at 'J'abiii l'lein I. frigate 'Urania, 'lie continuing the independence and prosperity of 'he April And joyed Ij think that thou vvuuldsl live, Levant >; 81:1 a aeek each at Muiqucsas jy.d '1'al.iu. to Hawaiian of llie Islands, iraiiquihiy eoiitubuiiug and A blessing lo thy race. | June 10, Br. >.!:. falcon, '.'bap, of Sydi.e... of your Majesty's reign. June Laura Ann,'I nomas, i'.oin Valparaiso Br. I pray (juii to have your Majesty in bis holy keep* and12, I loved thee more, when months paasad on the Marquesas; ID days fioin the latter place, iti-'. And bii„"liteneil, us they licit, Brem. W Clcmeiitiiie, last from l.ihaiJune j 13, Written al Washington, tie HOlii d iv ol November, na; 5 mouilis lioinship The hopes ihy lio.t of protaiaa Java I'.mopc. 1X43. » Cleiiioiitine, Moltoao; from Tahiti. In colors fair and Iras. Bng. brig June 14, Your good friend, BAILI'.O. Juil.N TYLER. With chasloncd reverence I thought June Is', Br. brig Sir James Byng, Megget; for Sydney. Upon th;it s.iiiced band, ; l!y the President. ship Krein. Bremen, I'.i.'c; to crui.e. VV. JuneWb, A. 1*. I'rsHti:, Xtc'y of State. Thy pioiis ancestors—whose lives Bailey; for Columbia June 11 th, H. II M.S. 11.ul blessed their lav oicd land : River and 'be North West. packets.—The ing New to cruise. 13th, Clementine; mail follow officialnotice .Iiinu Brain W. s!ii;, And not their native lam! alone; of a new mail line of packeia, estubtaHiod between Cleiimntini brig board For, in *one ardent breast —H- P. l.'ii.igu d'Aiiiiie- ; r i>.kmi khs.— in t ail to and Pan.ml i, by M. Rosa the lirst bepim uf li„'ht that shone tic France, m Bolivia, m nccorduat c a'iili the inatruc- [Cortes; .!. .1 Sim !,; J. Todd j A.J. Ellis and child; On heuilicn arratchaansn! tious nl'the Department uf foreign Atfuus of France, i Tuuiie lteva. I Inboard boa Laura Ann—JHn Thomaa. we have been icipiesicd to iiuike public,by M. I'uunii, And when 1 clasped thee to my breast Dis.vsrK.is, Sec. —Arrived at Labstna, Jii |2, Am Consul ol Frame fol this port, And kissed thy brow so fair, «haie.-iii,i liowiiiu ii, ol Providence, 12 not out, 45C The I'isi bug Carolina /■ the ftrsl of the line. T. R. bills, I thought perchance hi* spirit biess'd w., 4080 lbs bone. Cant. Soule, iheformei comEldredge, Lima, a egeul In the yes.-els, which u ;s ,n ;' Rested in embryo theie. wiih four seamen; Edward Pnrd of Ppividenco, jintended eh*ll ..niso its io uieel ti.u regular packets; in Sam. '.VI. Tiipp, llciry Brown aiid E: ilie I Alia:,', were which leave < hagres for Jamaica. I loved thee most, when to thy lieart !o.-the on Oili ol' io i v ui:., w liilu I'.st to a w hale—tlie Letters from frame, Turkey, Egypt, Tuscany, 'file dreaded shaft hntl iiovvn; filling .mil upsoiti»i(t AI the laqueet ol' tlie ere*, i.c.'te anil l i:e I'ouiliit n.l SiaPe: .vi vi l.c ie: cived anil boat And tidings emtio that we must part, the comi the 1st otiiier, John Heieher, wlio assumed forwarded, free of charge, from Lima. ForOoJ had claimed hi* own. nut bank lor I ..liaina. While in that port, the Letters from Ureal Britain and her color.ie*,and the urind, their present offi* to proceed United Stales andFr—ch West Indies, pay the tmio.-.-1 ii,,.■■.■; reiiired Alas! for all the cherished hopei nan, or/reed but linully, with the excepsioiiofo inf. rales it l.mipi: That in thy young life lay! to go To, the rmuainder of tba season. She is to leave, 2 rials. ■i -o.,u ,;- bar recruits are latnplaiad, for lie >onb "Father, if it be possible. ess than 1-2 o/.., I Let this cup puss away." Less limn W-4 01., 6 rials. West.—Information fltmiikra fry m. Calkin Eiq., fl 11 Less than 1 OX., r S, Coats/ for /.aitaiwa.—[Polynealsn, It might not he!—For while we pray'd Less than I 1 2 o/.., kl i rials The fell disease wrought on; ;-' H r,uN'.\ iions —Kimn Mr. J. M llobbs, purer II. MNol exceeding 2 ox., Till our submissive hearts could lay Not exceeding 2 1-2 oz., t:J I rials. S. Modes e, t»3, for seaman's rhapbuncy; from W ii Oh! "not our will* be done." .Not exceeding 3 o/.., A. M'l.aiie, M mi, dun nion of sugar liu tlie ieir.| trfit il Not exceeding feS -I rials. \ ance c luse, 10:.il.-o, fur the sameobject, several val1 2 0,-.., 0 exceeding oz., place, hovered the Not fc.4 l iable donations mil mLsaionarieeafthe ),i'- V. I' M 4 I'.ii'.'ht seraphs o'er 4 u its lor each adiliiion.il half owiee. Iroin f.eorri Keed and Dniiicl tVNail.soHncn C S S. Chanting a hsavauly Liy; a go 7" tluuiiigh Englm o; Frame loo !.•■. I.e. art, ea !; ~i; al o, fiom live otl.ei'teamen, Letters which And from ti'iv tvirents' fond embrace, parts of Europe, pay rapes it: :;i._ :': nu twoHore their loved babe away. tluids to double the preceding amounts. Faith followed to the spirit's rest— U. 8. go.'erniis'in mail packels new run reful iily i Thy heavenly horce on bia*h; :;). between :itnl Pensai ol u—[Polynesian. Iu Honolulu, Miss Sopnt v. tIt. V untivit, aged And s.nv thee on thy Savior's bicaat half pisi It, A- <"•• ■>'"' 1' •ise mo1 nl .re bo Folded, no mere to die. The following is a list of the officers of 26tl.,a! the reside iceof <' Bre'aar, Eeq. She ..-» a and had barn ■■< raaideiil ol le.-s ,i i r i of !i won, Mass And now, eich smitten heart responds— the U. S S. Levant: o iihs in na the S mdwi. h Islamis. :|, I, 'Ii Father, thy will be done." HUGH N. PA.!. Commander, Honolulu, iona 18, Mr. Ri i'ah Tolman, sged For tho' from etrtti a child is gone, Lieutenants, KoisstG Kobb, Robert Handy, 70In years He r«* a native ofBrifliton or W« rtown, Heaven has a cherub won. A. XV. S. .Ins. 11. An.v Ms, KoUIS M La \ ".. .',1.:- I ,-did. for nu iily fortv yenrs, be had been as Honolulu, June 3, 1844. Surgeon, r.BWASB IjILjCBIst. rc-idi :, u] on iheaeislands; and heme, arss nmong the Piuscr, f. I!. Kn rBKHOVSE. very old «t r>f the foreign raikfantl lie died laaving a *The above is nn nlhision to the Rev Pamcol J. Ainine Mis er. I lioh-kv llkvt, v. :t'e mid oae ■hurlccr. Mills, grepit-iuiflc nf the deceased, and generally l»I). v, Midahipmen, Dchil ra ci I.i an-is flitEGoa D'rii:,' the iheraaa "( the Sean en's inlril us the pioneer of fiicign missions in tl.o Ameri- GXOBSB P. W EI.SH. I .'. H. U >:i.'.s. lilivv A-P'l Hon- I Notick can churches. DON, E. II BCOVSI.U, (if.O. W. I'.ll -N.i, '..'IIA.IL.I.S Chnplnhi, hia Beak "ill be re*ilarly luppbed upon 'he y. SiMiith. by the American Missionaries resident or Wool lp A. It. Ambercbombie. ; Hoi ,.'h!u Conscience—We are apt to connect the voice of Captain's Clerk, W V'.T.wi .on. eonecjsnoa with the stillness of midnight. Bui I tliirik Bottawain, John Dotoc&o v:,:. wrong Jp:-' pi.- our paper was going to press, Ictleis were. we that innocent hour. It is that terrible next Siilimikei, \\M. Hun m ipit. '-ir punter. John Gbekm. looming,i when reason is w ide awake, upon which rere *»* ii from the l*. S. vi Masatlan, under dale ot (Illlllier, S. M I.RIKWITH SUrae fastens its tings. Has u man gambled away his Poßtiesl parties an g'-ttippg arena on the iili'.oi shot his friend in a duel?—has he committed s The Levant suilc 1 fpoin C :l! :o WI ■">. "-It: arrived April 2d. crime, or incurred a laugh.'—it is tho next morning, at Nuuhiva Ap. 30: siiled froaj do. Ms) ••; arrived al p c idontia! V* i vi. Henry Clay, it is morally rcrwhen lhe irrerievnhle p;st rises before him like a spec- Tahiti May 11: siiled lioin do May IS.'; arrived at Oaha tain, will he our next Prealrlant.w ..."Cotntnereial tie—'hen do'h the churchyard of memory yield up its June 9 —[Polynesian. ! .'.nil iiniiipi il state of the IX S. is good "..."Tempeghostly tie id then is the witching hour, when tlie foul If n person is hen' on qiinnclinc with you, !otvc him j raoce ii gang a! end "..."Mr. Ste'son, from TOUT f.snd within us fan leist tempt perhaps, but most torJneiiC At night we have one thing to hope for,one re- to do the whole ol ii ininsi'T, nnd :,c will son.'i beoftfue islands, has ciMer*." F..R.&. 1. ■ fuge to fly lo—oblivion and sleep! But nl morning, weary of his unencouraged occupaioii Even lha tuosl sleep is over, and we ire culled upon coldly to review malicious ram will soon cease P> butt against a opsinThe J'rieiid of Temperance and S.amon, imd react, and live again the waking bitterness of self g.ird tig object, and will usually rind la- own be id more Damon, monthly,B C. pages, by Samuel oeblisherl injured than ll.e object ofhis Mind anmioait). ri'pioach. ; ien's f'h.ipliin ~ A payable* annua. C<M r per Ift were only this- or thai, or the other,I should* lie we c a Terms.— anemic*, 5", mi! malicious censatas of our sl if The fantent, is the nnivorsil cry; any thing but what I am right ase af them, may prove of gm iter adv lit age to in advance; «sfl*.'l>-»e Cot ie<: -4 00. Fit c Copies_■ fjf 03, Ten Copies; Siajle No. 12 I 2 Centr. Re wn£s tl o vtoi M, so it has wagged, and soil will us j ls than the ll .in;. M UN ci; ilitlSS :'. OJ. f:.t»pv.U. LOVE'S TRIBUTE. . ~ , —- . , , ' ,,' : , '' : '• -. 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