https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/2d91f87f20cda4b8b49a4f6351de1f7f.pdf f6d727b2befd4a5695827d58e156c665 PDF Text Text JOURNAL, SEMI-MONTHLY .4 Vol. • 111. •. and TO TEMPERANCE, \,\ r otiii AND SEAMEN, M4RINE i. ~a. w ii I GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. ism. No. IX. FRIEND, TEMPERANCE Published DEVOTED iiiixoi.i THE OF FRIEND. THE 65 edited A«l> by Samuel SEAMEN, C. Pamow, Sea- Chaplain, will be issued (usWly) on the Ist and lStbsoi every nioiilh,each number containing 8 pages men's *» • • . •*? TERMS. Ode . 'copy fterannum, •' Two conies, •--....... " W % Three -. • ' Five - - •«. t•• - - - • -- Seamen's - - - - ■'„ for the $2,50 - - .. -••-• Subscriptions anrfdonations the study of the lowing Agents— at . 4on f/fc % ■ 7JK) . Friend rbceitcd Chaplain, or by '.s> the fol• . Mr. Bt H Board/nan, Honolulu; Rem L. Andrews, Chaplain, Lahaina; Mr. Burnham, Koloa, Seamen's and the American Missionaries Kauai; throughout the Islaads. ADVERTISEMENTS. • Testis.—One 2 square, cents for every additional or . , # * less, 2 insertions, tjfl additional insertion. For tni insertions, $2,25. insertion. ,75, and One 37 half yearly gdraSljaing, 5© square 1-2 cents for every net dx- TEMPERANCE THE t^t ceeding one Qolunin, $ 50.; FLAG. BYG.ANDREE WS, SQ. POETRY. HEAVEN THE It is the bannerol the Friend. BEST SAILOR the An-embjem That , of our flrfg prqclaims A foe we us sailor, When An there (be m a home of voyage life for tbeo *v is o'tr, ' « - * , •' berth a on •The TBo • shattered is A hulk! For such thy as for thee Chsf banner tht hardy frame, ' 2 rigairgynn*.« Saviour, oame', ' tne Of , and spars thee Of " Not found among rite sailor shall The bible! A chart it by , is man its truths course The war,. You have vowed if The Hawaiian divine. meeting in the kept these rows 'community Prepare Secure a Where Delay to meet komt on sorrow, thy scribing given. ' that bright pain, and to deep the opposers 1by peace) pledge, of the and members, and him, the 1 Union held the a public evening audience, and exists in this there would husband portray To is relieve the oppressed capable of—it is in some is the most measure glorious act doing the man work of his Maker. The less tongue weight it ,er. a most happy «ariou* reason*, under which occupied hibited evident is like a f iris* race-hone, it runs the faster the tter of in- an are , sands It marks ofreading and observation. the moral and intellectual drunkard, h* wa* to x principal object picture and whose attendant member the mother whose children were illustrate the the mother upon of deplorable revelling in intimptrance; delightful home of,and who* to ma- hus- of the temperance society." ex- Af- charao- the speaker drew upon'the resources of his the reality. wretched can dience in are to be found portray! a the He believe Methmks, and tens of thousands England, Scotland, and and pray- hoar. wasa was, mu'eraile feeling* of a did not exceed Henry Sea, Esq. about three fourths of nsasririns; upon -*-.- address the came to the •' which teasa Although the banner of total introduced by singing Then followed the wide dismayed, side. by imagination, yet we honestly of tion were it side be as abstinence. The exercises country far and creation,he pleasures band that secretly approved do exert for uphold starving, whiU sub- be known quite apparent in the address, situation and ofthe ny some who, cur Washingtowiaks, But still interest in behalf ofthe are iunwilling to become enrolled cease. Ne'er flag displayed, The temp'rance flag, fee. of the cause, yet it is the Union rich; brings contentment to the door Where bitter strife and anguish ■ Through all Although many'refrain from -Ifluence over very'many shore, suffering those not abiding poor, to the * that evinced and peaeeTandaafety orever be.that ' Chapel, on Thefespcctability 'the principles of no more, God in I best, j « tells of comfort to the dwelt. ' 1> Total Abstinence reform. temperance were . present a ithe Sailor beware! ' coiatnaan, eaeir stern behest. the Seamen's April. the numbers harm. from fast, a%iv, Rim leinp'.rano*flag, fee. '-tt——■—i —• given, and steer for heaven. To God Repentance! those who serve It TEMPERANCE. raging storm. course your,bark's beenflriven, Far from her audi have ■* 22d of How oft when 'mid that tsrant eKnch fierce thine, 'twas dotty. Of *%lliiring men,'till they obey (rum. tempests men that their foe is fled. joint in vaiw God to your . did birjfj rum now SAiul rum h"*\ ■' star, mighty no book'of life, Your pilot, are Shape guiding thee whore points And a It ' grief, when {iainore a S fells of sorrows past, hope, that, now prevails instead; Of joy, the star of Bellilehem And yet there is ' come, without . •« .. to men cause rum, temp'rance flag, fee". * "*• Canaan's shore. «* invites all Andjoin the ark,of safety, higher flee. Seek It That flag • from free obey; " Yes * temp'rance flag, liberty. will never temp'rance flaf,v free; the The.temp'rance flog, HOME. BYM.E.BOWLES. ■ .» the The temp'rance flag, • Tot of drunken than the most strain of cogent the picture among the thou- husbands United States, scenes concluded fluence to the promotion that of the lively imagina- by exhorting remarks, to cause in more lend his au- their in which the inH. 'T. A. Union was engaged. We most sincerely hope i and pray, that the untold blessings which result from Ithe practice oftotal abstinence principles. a.—«--BIT| a long life be experienced by th* speaker may through and hearer. �ras 66 on minaiissj*rl following original Mr. Robertson, by Thsra is Vsmiit the Joy American Then song, prepared of the wheie (at ike October und dweltr- knowing fetteredjOur en the beg for a morsel ol bread at the in the joy and gl idness Peace HBowirt door. On this ocean and see ourbannera, o'sr the land, fairand • hey ningsin FbrJlie Friend,' tali couvitenced we the those to off the the Island, in any other be must aurf than A auntie elfphant j sparkling bright invites lbs taste, " Those jovial" souls, its sakfc, and in the worshippers, in out their favorite haunts, and nark! Their gleeful and loud huzxas. songs We enter, and at once can see potent sway. " That bloated face, says do make free,™ That blood-shot invites tostay. eye an its name and Ah! it was That a thick He sped, was called a man of inebriate Ha was Their sun a a felon's is this s gloom, painted scene. tint, and its dread power distiH'd. -i its Avoid ['ho' influence! -park lint: "li* but curse is on the and thy hopes demon's brow. »U td to set elephant are them of teeth, duee to In powder our ing its inhabitants, battles .at we between orfc the Whenever the could I bsuiiil»«tlfW«»» yoi or tom to atid ft wifli would be seen mouthful the differ- remain and the opon he ana of his will of soon • ' lie new lie waa paused,at the entrance; he advanced steps* aed, deliberately surveying assembly* cntniiiejicod amis*; ,001 dience ten were a a for busy the ed, if as The "dead march in twith a well could, be was stared goiyi people length, tre «rf he the upon reproach instantly was stranger was again the from their half step bore it most rose their hands. block jn the vety for first time, the pew in the house But open! he the no, not came he moved not; smiled the utmost decorum was off, and concluded, to when the replaced same it The-coiigregntion attentive and At cen- and seated him- lite shouldered his block, and bad found it. as mid gentleman: the service til shoulder, immoveable; Every buj preserved not; his disap- entered, his flung a arr* under; the fell!. n stagger Then, wsa performed after he principal passage it. au- he wheel- Saul," their books-in placed the up the " /L few moments fluge "rfjock upon heavy-as uiiirch civility; to " peared. few a the whole opened; manner, marchvf stepping or slow was pew fact:—■- a polite to he slow where is un- now he the strangers of any in America." ' 1 — ■ ■««■. ■■ wm com- up the approach by .as ejjter chuich in to Jiangregation stared; r all s*en was must stranger arrived opposite give warning and if same«war following .story — three months, I found it the Church.—A Baltimore at the time of service; welling' of exterminat- to very scarce, on did, they we there for disturbance; upon the a to against oil in snore l. yostg,maii alao shlw large mules, intended " self seize, time, Ist laches, i Politeness paper, tsl)s mo- often witnessed terri- same a our blood visits rookeries for the purpose ble on andvgrind solid rock ent two E. Bowl.. a The ten, * seats,-wilt) strongest 1 have agony, the nixyv carry c as, alias nearly fuajr are nearly its bulk than any other known. Ul upon, the fall in their way*. the beach where he Gushing a perennial spring. Warren. of ers. thing, M. killing' le/i them, oj*d attacked, are maintain his supremacy where living waters flow, R.I. firsts of.fat trunkers wall they formidable premises of heaven. Touch not, taste not the cussed Come draught, kindly Riven, spoiler's craft, ruse, To cheat thee of A brim, hove, greatest The found-that but Touch not that lo the the a affords Tlujae* young they coating discover cows withlhe death point of it That bowl was by a demon filled! the spoiler, well I ween, it*richest a from their sides and thro'ata, too; Intemperance Gave it have, them in the death imained to them but woe. Nor arid broad grdaVsa ' worth not shedding,season, Tint them. a most doom. husband, father their having lean,• arid whenever fight worth, he died. of life had set in full and the us lesting sure The murderer met of barrels they are"-extremely fair as attack dead, to-day that youth went forth, sister's hope, a mother's pride. But, hun- attachment'fbr theix young, and would olten Twas but A ve'ty months. numbered with the wss after soon through lightning speed, a bottle I*B muc%lik% epotk, two appearance-about'the when live after the cow's they murderous deed. youth December, by feet the than-a barrel. more while the paps Will brandy urged its mighty sway, And changed the madmen one and all, Across the board the four to' so motion like tribe. tinny lens are motions tljeir speed two A often by although cow*, make become triste. When with while the but very far-famed Muscadel; was but boy's play. " eau de.vie," they loudly call, fray ensued, is usually-ab»f)jt, fifteen fitom three first make their* E'en the A (the afford**hen lately hauled they fall, trie feet onlyiuove By can pieces sea ate similar, iiiune, males the' and al- * But this I found For in seldom * tbey so much adore; ancient and tp..«ny «of the proportion' Their the land, Imlm taken off in Their distin- tbjeir These, called trunkerf, $re oil; We sit As downawhile, and taste It bears erfjbil. possession stronger shall possession they ertverneb/ graceful, shows tuke in the in one body en undulating fhe a/uteY their I lieu snake, ,ull who limit their Asiatic nanie- large* length. length/and up of The beverage in ters Seek Its victims 'neath and part cov- 'ltjjfe precisely wh/rfce like proboscis)'is votaries'niark, ha life- swam prepared tribe, different. quitq mark guishing feet around, run- ' Beware! it leads to sorrow, crimjtAnd leaves the mind a moral date. Look the' giving a ' habits .are their form .is though 'tis tilled »iih ruby wine. That their seal to trie belongs though stake, thy body, soulcurse of thousands, flee. the Flee What of when it'ia extermination tlmt party on*shore .faf the ourpose, become extinct. sea drawn off aitti taken to, alPs at Thy flm' a or the.'shjp. BeVl, bowl, draught may poison thee riglit some any soon they remains until a the fatal the Bewye victor of locomotion fastened" to-a? rasHii' The already The rootteiy Ins the great- that coat shoulders, niuoh shorter einplsy- floated ia, and surf neck and fore muilrs of the interest dispute to the of injury the ruuil It U'at- upon a of even blubbej* which it'would be rollers, the hastens with seize each oWiervbv the trunk, and jliem, its trumpet, u battle.'. He who other susceptible matter. <if for through like upon trypans tlia,n those f*» the seal, since blubber, and lar our " invariably found to cross ' Aline tfirougß m'iLttrii. moH numbers, in series of a boat.in a ejephants %/etv The blubber upon the beach, THE BOWL. sent accordingly Vaking- wCuthcr side of wave the brave. impossible A about ers kittle lihzti£(i qj> being elephants boat. BEWARE its upon Vnrdae in igodf-en/nest. tended with in the cot, , peace heiever internu'raiire is not; brothers: shout! O then shout moat of the new-, brancr*. tilts fhuhtiiig palace and t fury, they, taken air and possession attacks the est bsjfn nn»r beach, thtfooats There is shore and (he of the in signal in Cnliibrnia* belfch. up 'urtonstfie At the grave of her darling distionnred anAdeod, And the voice of tlie dnsikard'aspale orphdneme more Heard to hna and iuJllJe>»ri« sea. st'inll the tear of the mothewbVshed again oil saw (he was thousands of barrels tlie-coast soijus A..M,, 8 high alread* woa had the shores many year* ago, good hoprs' 'duineJJWttiße mightjjave something here in bloody race. from his home the sailor's loud Thunders forth the reply—" wu are free, vveare fie*.* voice Ne'er which we agesluve millions on shore", "We are free, we are free," shout the " We'll partake of thccuprili he drunkard no more;' While ttust (lie trunk S. BOWLES BY M 4—At 184 25d, i [of Elephant iiitemp'niineso long hasieen felt; "Old Alcohol" ne'erfhall replace the power of For the tyrant The rode chains which for ti iiMiawssssll eiM■ JOURNAL. PAGE FROM MY Island of Ceiros, off forefathers our itig operations emitting a*sound ELEPHANT. it' occasion Union, SEA -" A sung was the Friend Epr THE whale Bingham, came 11 the pledge a member in the land t%\ April. of Iwo Robertson and subscribed forward and of misters the the Samuel ships, the of4b* *hi evening the was (Mat, sEtRXB. for cus- rais- When you for rum likely to see a man spending his instead of books, be become more noisy, sure hut money tbat hs is not as wise �Till 184*5.) 67 ¥ftlfi»U .'^— —■■ I For the Friend. STRONG'S ' chiefs. ISLAND. Their BY DR I'tßHi; daylight L. Island*, to of stood refreshments. for tv the in with, but go renders stance commonly have ships as access, the passage is an*] waUer low indentation in by a shore trie of 1t the shut' ' hijeh ntfe, (eri- very'tolerably obtained be of bread and abundantly, but .very little else. fruit, The natives of this Island different character; ships having here, and with of been we does countenance like ferocity off an- ceHain- annulling til* aged extensive language, enough ty weHunderiftood torcourse to make in all at ties, the are productive of ries, that intercourse .has bejeti only; evil the of 'God name iajtVikflbywi, cept in the way of blasphemy; virtue unknown to them before course with Europeans, unknown and has been spirit of rum its willing worshippers. civilization, Such and found the fruits are at this island. of by a a despotic chief, assisted by subordinate rank, and the tire lower deep and to superior the stand in the presence of a chief, nor a of him, and then drop on peculiar to be chiet, movement, described; but they low and • sidelong passing chief passes tits down till at an the if ifc»t a respectful inferior, great roan he has in a- very parts and in century's their or fallen if by.— king and in- unhewn in size; regularity continuous anaWow lane or which time tbe to as which period, with the in their interstices others tney are and viirAV places, stately reeve evi- was as or trees of contort- of seated the upon The-smaller walls we repair by the present generation, but the ratao tbe some ruins. hate not distance; but places rough long overgrown are they a The in they lish whale with very angry cerned in the and it, 'death: the affair howedMr, he is living now himself; given king's who to were con- of leader in and brother, own <•* the of credit statement even eighteen authority in the was principal degree what so the to ho that his was next the Eng- the punished The them with dis- the with king professes people had of to- treat- Concerning of thia vessel the entirely innocent; and he natives was taking ot sudden acquainted Harriott. ship give to the the kindness) were circumstance* of the capture state- had before (for they men trial of resson ed there with much covery consented conduct of the wards these may is king he to he perhaps questionable. • U. States District Court.—Extent mate* power to his honor of puni*h.—la Judge vessel had a ment on a should obey, to should matter in all other submitted be a to inflict to insolence of within the the of whole captain, punishment that blows in- produced by the resentment did a seaman, malice, the influ- fist, under er rope, from cases the a force George N. Eastman, Esq. of sudden cruelty seaman might insolence, power sadden & a commands in mate defendant, ably argued flicted with ence but or punishment as for tha the case obedience, him into when his obey to such mate inflict chastise- where as of a of Coril, cose held, that.a to except existed, refuse in stem.; power seaman emergency the Sprague no who alone haa and runs remote growth a to change all success- enormous are erection, through roots stones, amount not hatted and to revenge, meaning of the statute. the skill heavy many ot them large wails or- mechanical stones at should to power the elevation present occupy in of these give amy . : for the sake Deception.—Never deceive of foolish few Be anxious, just the least so cause tle en or companions tell it are jest, when The degree. in people mouths, the something you attempt with in every you will relste you often saluted to your as real a why our ears tell owu the auy stories thing eyes, and is, odd through'a they pass to variate in reports, things, a friend. thing, any are a belit- doz- turned So when entirely different. particular: reap false original of Never reason by telling laughter of expense it occurred. as into seen excite the the at them, and to to that you have relate it correctly as advantage you grow of this older course. way. A few immediately gone of their many shrubs, Ascension. found we believe their neighboring Island the to paeeage nevertheless refusal applied of of the natives in 'stooping is of height Some a simply surround a house or principal singularity about them kept merely passing in them felt them- they presence of the enquiries to reason accordingly aud ment, various be might probably "bo others their very easy themselves by content purpose a extremi- (he size, of many of the stones, and the chief ed paces made by knees, the further advance being neatly generally in many built tjiem of some houses; tire is beth which the on After there the by and they lives, soon as as had of natives threats would unrestrained ship. is as fibres of the silky gloss, a it reside, ie between which walls, dently superior they few Isltyid walls by footway; in In approachin the presence of th,e king. walk erect to within a a ing tersected many others ranks serves it is very tAture; chiefs principal selves nar- various manufactures. to homage paid* is very None will presume to respectful. of n which just being part feared that those off taken be to the in«width, long, ofcsometimes coarse ignorance The government of Qualan is in the hands .of inches The material is of stones, now, and the evif introduced as one chaftify is a they vary uiUch their Interol" construptiojt. introduced, of ex- and remain* equally unpractised six wove-of-the centre The smaller as/eve- Missiona- no _, capabloaj I think, of being custSlhary in-*! fully here, be of 4*he banege plant, and worked in different, «ojors, and often- jo verj" tasteful rather# theirijejves.pret- But shipping. with the the where else where there ry erf knowledge so aie hurdly stem member;) of the*community, have obtained a Jjlack. very no among stnte can that stating late often threatened their rather covering, a ingeniously p*atterres ( general!", except they and.a haif yard for apology and "expression indicate a in The belief in, universal people consists a\ tour tncv take they round the lotus and 'wrapped and of about apd all. dress ol* the Land though future a indistinct that at learn they wfch. what nevertheless fill favor. pnssesssit to not that'Snute is sulky of.the dead is apparitions but how exteosivenvith very propitiate them; their'ideas of • The j>wn peaoeabje lay there, qu# not in- treachery. or people The out Our personal appearance and their )y them all the time in row massacred Was them,- but pains plenty t'uiut. and very not affirm they case with said a times which four -or five as ninny various at all hands intercourse quiet as cannot bor- declurt, the weather, to a huve# certain #egree to regard alifaye obtain just hiaiii a of the -natives* and cept from the treachery commodious; wood .and.water can in Blueskiy, 1 could fpplifd, profess) fit influence, though Snuie ino/b «uinmunly English visitors, tlitis This nature themserVes as their" be to came 1W chiefs included between space from' rowed « hung and the .harbor which is being from certui'uly name ol therefore of Europeans, to great (be author hs of phenomena power in any probably named Snutefor speaking ' circum- other the front of which lies smaller Island, the the two, as only can - The harbor is formed Island*, along when out get olh*er is being and there though superior « consider him they Island, execution put into Re- Island none, of idea, certainty, the all ma- is rendered difficult. warping stances, to wind, and leading a for often that.ships narrow of the depth the so with through go degree; the >am I'roe a have they «ome easily supplied by of the fertility simple, ore customs and they fear, not' however whom We be to seems ft, circum- same difficult, and it days together, impossible, ny Qualan, towards li»r the weather harbor, which is easy in wind in go and and few wants worship ligion* t purposing run highlands -the we rose Strong's or of shore, made application on the abounding at morning the female to . manners and their the 1844.—THia 23, AtTY 150. LONDON, BAKER, A. paid Similar deference is also a days before leaving Strong's Island, nomber of men whom we found residing As chaff, thrashing separates the ao does offliction pun corn firm the �68 THE POETRY. Where ahall ret* tbe But on —• Communicated for THE HAWAIIAN (Or Sandwich the Friend. Hail field Klysian, Voice* waste of waters, O, sunset what isles * majestic rise! cloudy While around tbem climes .* through hearts Lite's lair like of glory, lie. Hare on bosoms Islands Ocean bearsi nor earth Scenes whose roses, Yet grandeur is more and streamlets lived in Long they in Long Pagan rage ruin's Idols inspired Islands Ah, if flowing, Bloom around chalice, from freed! Only surprising!] Lo, god, the crimson of songs but God and Mar, thought saying Zion; light of morning, afar; glorious dawning; star. O'er the realms from darkness that the Side by Bathing in on in one 'Island brethren We are Calvary's mountain, Bethlehem's vale, crimson fountain, you we but seldom that and maxim '* emphasis, fhe.shipjs benevolent and meet in warm Melfding hearts and or of ocean, us pel, " let it still we stands; joining hands. for glory,— West from Syria, Greece and Westward from the Westward from old with met scarcely the" be to de- was , c*rsnt, "'rtie moae seaman. "— of the sailor among an in> his behalf. meaning man-s is of It a many is not God's. saijor our wish the is seaman. to power of that a there," meets sons we home. of the (o the hon- the'gos- all may be proper false " one here us in to peculiarly walk our piety proand an severe. ancient to the We martyr atake, than walk the christian intercourse -we cannot Such perthose often- verily believe found it easier some find kept as harp with a stringless the touch of at love; ocean storm the nor burning of ship Steiglitz, arrivhaving on the it to in of to They 15th of Ufcijed as through procure This of 80 were 1840. By the Government of its Minister, Mr. obtained returning families parts'of the Union. follows. on Hobart Town at of the are now to number the company have full pardpn, and ferent Land, country. February, jWes, this they years the British Canada, the arrived friendly interference Everett, in connection-wit}) the attempt more transported. four Dieman's of, Vrfn liberty party company and last prisoners independence trie on the During PenarColony residing Their their home.— in dif- names are From New York State, Nelson Griggsf.Luther Darbey, Daniel D. Heustis, found irich, know have trials, and that many He is a the 27th ultimo, on account oftheir be to reasonable doubt. any like never wholly chill, have been of the Otin making among seamen, of whose entertain is like totally quench." Stales. .portion now hypocrites, yet in efforts of the sailor, but After Rome; world hoary. our western but the "Some of them have good accomplished by philanthropic militant," fessors and It expressed one sympathy allowance for those who emotion, look be was any be recorded chuaah iimaa Westward He 1 board as passengers, 26 persons who are enon i deavptini to obtain their passage to the U. - Christianity and you wi|l sai" christian hope of recovery. forecastle. man, and ac a deep fountain the ed in this port has proved fulleo/ overestimate the Havre, at true:— • The gracje of God has found •the ppportunity." another brethren, though an can - hail! Though a world between We IMS. character all was wont following re- part of. humanity. a i* true. soul whose, a ( won; Light and heavenly hope imparting, Bee the healing splendors run! side be to strings, passion veaJHxistehce. was lost, beyond I do other pledge, I chaplain His soul vibrates oner 18*4. SAILOR. the better man was The old word; thy beauty darting, Heart to heart brelteii Vine. if. 'to »He his even the us . ■■■—t—* Mat emotion of christian the Lord! nail Messiah's brother .eminently sey. must __ * sea. the signed Treat the sailor, pecujiBr,.it beauty, Almighty ii it—* sincere friends of the Glorious be pledge. > &.£., Sept. 10th. its way into the bosom and catch the Rise free! own Gleams horn eastern skies Rise, highlands, to Judah's Lion! but no tongs, Trust no U. character the or The njed. Islands! ye tunny gospel cry—be haste, dujy, garlands twine; CHRISTEN a rare wicked the Light ybur path by Qod's Sing and few years since the fbiihd, for cherished, and Hark! among your vales Haste, 0 a lor. was idols fell! sleth, the faith- deed. Start from slumber Hawaii! Sounds m ■ what to one The-American whale All Route the HoNonrur/j THE Morais perished; Vainly, graven I THE FRIEND. the land be " • sea, does' not -■■■—■. Said nave our to the Intemperate hosanna, ", �> lay; " .inquiry, We have found the of France, taken off from prospect that he will a the I now # , be, wreathed in New London,Conn., the bated tabu'aspell; idol sins " biblo." a have to saved?" marks banmtr, watch-deck far,at these Islands and malice, the wondrous then, and Ceased bis ( more. darkness that blow 0 that hour, God it with loi'wl be day, weary, dangerous way. the habits, there is to is not sailor, yet the christian sailor sailor breaks a ously begin longer dreary, and Love end zeal their rare. Lo, the monarch's arm uprising, Suddenly When , unfolding rote. /A-'re.may heavenly the shore) Draining passion's bloody Loving so christian find.him neglected growing, neglected now no late Messiah'Scrcss JVorn discloses, Nature's beauties deck ..Van alone more; a is almost certain - seamen .The temperance sailor may fair; And Vallies green no Shall the seamen's beacon i wreathed like sisters, • cleansing flows; current Blooms tbe fresh Hailing Hemisphere of * from abore to shore. high; banners Sunny clime* encircling Linked ' • no tiding* cheerfdl, aweet and Whisper peace Here Here their fearful, away the isles * Toweringupward mountains hoary, Lift idols cheering fact howev- a most company of christian increasing. skies, of .ocean's daughters! groups shell It is sea. that the er be These ' O, what the « Heaperia Heal a new Passions vile, and Clustered under isles' hlandi.) BYF.M.CAULKINS. MISS O'enthe billowy (May) hovering visum, you, ye auuaet ye future Here ISLANDS. TPKIfcXD. W, Smith, Jryhn Thomas, Gideon Good- Jerry Griggs, Robert Marsh, Nathan Whiting, John G. Bemis Woodbury, Swanhury, Delano, Edward Elizar Stephens, Thompson, . From A. Ira John Wilson, John Cronkhite, Pelby, Leonard Elon Fellows, Oilman, Joseph David House Michigan, Chancey Sheldon, Hen- Y. Bernum. ry From Ohio, Samuel Snow, Alvan B. Sweet. From path, whose home is Upon Grant. Canada, James DeWit Ferro, John �' ',' . Sjome of the above mentioned persons ■-"- — of desirous ships, find 69 VIUENB. THE 1845.) shipping while hope elected is to season thus far until return an tho to has been warm Unit- jDec. ex- that this tions," 1 -.■■■■ [ca," ... THE FAR FAMED BRIG Melancholly Disaster.—The Hawai-. and was wrecked harbor of Waiarle, Kauai, about six day, being She 01 carried her under. nard, Mr, Mj. persons ion re preset tat on in |rler»rutn of ihe world •parts H'ginbot- jto be »Zesting place find land, it Bernard, other white five same a from yards in belonged persons have sustained eend to round 'the few lines a ters, and to have in engage H. and the to. settle hoping were ■ Ken captain Grose ye aught agricultural • charac- ago, the been'in cabin to Kauai, aud '* • you supposed tho* at time 9ailin»*Oyailing a> to Around . the the' world she What a* . have sunk in 14 fathoms oT He/ cargo * water. alrTirazilian Oregon.—By It would not the arrival H. of the Company's bark Cowlitz, wejiave recgived' date Oregon, bearing letter interesting commonly long passage, the in the territory, not am small a a (if The purchase be willing a to From a ago. be mer the throw in I the any thought cargo a as and very bal- brig and the to in deal coait probably make very terms. is very not respectfully, ashamed of either Should cause of ternporance. required being publicly > of his cargo, brig—and he would ship master.who name or not good a in want of such Yours , of my darkness, and by proceeding cargo, reasonable on dispose the season,) 20th, capt. seemed bo any person in the of her cargo pipe he could not such with, i of Chili, on the captain having sold desire to sell Should thought it Nooheva, Marque- at must have been in quantitiea. I of temperance, to inform arrived of aware if so, it the arrival your (taper Mass., fee. it wilhbe the his for- readily given." i • rum, from , •* See Jan»No. of say many the Friend. berland women Minister, one or a 4 look'd Forthwith old To a Legislative few journed days since from June Wallamette Falls is election of hibited. city The Hon. H. B. from last. the The council much men in a spirit politics end Americans. be adthe at at the was are ex- now George drink," exclaimed Hodge, "or bound, I will not—this I freely on the a go, "You line, what a go, what a drink, catv shrewd '■■ I have go. the * r Heber's " in the She's cruising off the What a go, what From its by Many thanks to' of the far famed brig have may M: your senses that you practice can of wo; never taste it word you .. again take never the ditch for your bed." Was the boy, ray dear friend*, R. G. M. R." notices be that, and clearly prove every said, And need Cape, effusion. following Heber, general reader. " friend foregoing poetical publication the our your vile .cup this in the for the c again: go. ago. G. certain," replied abstain scrape, Dutchman's am you do seen show Only Sailing O, sailing O, ' I boy; You will then And now can destroy;. Neptune sent.youngTom, a can •Www own. Oregon sitting town To go. bring the Flying Dutchman home, Baptist incorporated; and parties what Cum- behove Prot. Methodist, and I Committee of DIALOGUE. let it alone, prodigious fine, Wnat Congrega- One can . Sailing O, sailing O, children; tew I raft, a Sailing O, tailing 0, E. Methodist." The aft, " ago, Neptune met her 20 members Baptists; Presbyterians. or tiooalists, and Perhaps 3 and casks in obtain, the U. States, Presbyterians; go. ' He said she can numbers about 'X) church; a » some from more. what go, SailingO, tailing O, rum Ytaat When for Missouri) men, a all sail set both fore •She tows her thus writes: presenUemigration of M. E. roae of an Aineri- master ' What (and mostly " via I From Ihe best information 800, including one • the rig; Son Francisco. resided correspondent having some to the Pacific." rum the cost to hum; fetch The Cowlitj; had arftin-' 11,1845. January " I A Bay With years temperance Sailing O, sailing 0, What Our Oy what go, fn cause brig brig • - ■ an goes nessel'is report- The • • *f " trie "-Heber sejji Rather the Friend: OfObut one dispose baKast. dago. ' fta • Oh hare %Irs- spirited a JanuaryfVnd sailed again to last. foes, Burnt a children, "were two Bchooner went down,* ed at in probably would M (go and It he amang his friends or Iram coram is doubtless rum. Friend, April 1814. friend to the a < expressed o still Massachusetts merchant* agaik.—The of istonished, that THE BRltf" HEBER." * place - labors, 'and after worjd . there «ditty tar" very ' preaching Weher,* of Gloucester, privately; , Afri- write* thus' ship To the Editor »■■",,sas, . . lived at irreproachable " the to While residents in this ' through y<juj very useful papef, ,able me ha* visited of Brazil better than to send yos that the Same f a The Honolulu at since; having formerly few weeks only cnn whale uni- the, * Allow is Unto Hems ' Capt. (he.shore. They arrived company. NewZealand. they boy. a sunk when> reported, is hundred few exception, of the no- Bcaul rosy console themselves owners Sir,—Seeing reported verse. with the cargo or condemned where no full From the « and moors, and Ibrijr. the reaching about Zealand, .Society and iiitsVslaiida* a cana," She «ew tho whole world. to know ought of the story of spirit a wander through the hogs All and of " Yankee " of for sugar-case. llainl vessel their ' believed in fpme who is to cargo am We learn good." towiug , . from the and Ilectureto a He- " brig astern. ,""Will o'thc wisn," a "1 remarks, One 10, and sailed Gloucester, Mas*., to Madagascar, Sydney, aii||that containing paper, of the'celebrated raft a board, that is Nov. harbor on " disposed were discobraging; still stsen her cruise round/the .wortd,' in rum IW4. 1, this pipes. two another, '•atlfttg with- nearly 1-845. lately It reminds tncvery mr)«h Her- children*. two aucceeded . . which sea, following and Popelwell, Hawaiians heavy a drojvnetfc—C H Pt- with his wife and ham> the 'Fhe unfortunately were by shipped-a heavy and following have Sir—l temperance Arflerican her," struck first was the miles from the seven M'k. Editor, sunk off the or on port winch HEBER.Islands Honolulu,. AVril IHh„ • (an schooner, Paalua, sailed from this April 18th, * and brig belong* ■mil, made F'.r tb* Friend. _ ,_„ only winus it," Brazilian in * ed States. squall of glad arrived took lo Brazil one i year since » , land. », been of pipes Jatmaru /Visas?, Heber brig with 78 and has rainy. ' Much damage done by hijjh water in the country." op- "The remarkaby good.— health of the country ia I The From the The Mayor. ceedingly Honolulu, in ofteVs for ihlir portunity trades, having others employment Am whale board en Esq .Abenathy, are The Was the lad most re- of the interesting to Was ■ the or was Hodge right? or was Hodge then enjoying light? logic of Hodge or was that of the bo/> L Such as men would of employ good ? sense ip the main �70 MARINE INTELLIGENCE. > April ». Briejhton, New Bedford, Cos, [Masters in the for publication requested to forward) i of Marine ems intelligence pert Friead ""——--• — ————-"■"" —^~~"~ —-«■—— fin, New 'ice has Bedford, Hathaway. made fril li; ril Otf aad oil. ISUsp. blc character in Jie 11 trios, April 11, Am whale ship Binjuuin. bldridgo, .'__*. 1000 wh, 10,000 bone. '- . N. Z:aluiid} 1330 Orion, David, French whale ship wh, April S2i) 24. from Tahiti Last wh,9osp and wil I remain s.iore sick Capt. his while ship hi» (lowing mos. count on dh goes Van Dieuian's 8 m0*.200 Tahiti, via larfn, 4 head* bone. . April 28, En| cask in his SAILCO. . holds him « trump Suaw, ship Montreal, ' Lost, March t, at Raiatea, Society Islands, "obert P. Reynard, M~for, 6 •hip Arerick, came at anchoi and lying the upon an sold were left in a the small was tor ajad At she lost, she Dragging No lives over. hall, a who Ist officer was passenger to tins port wa* Seabury, A boststeerer, The' 2d officer. Tab ir, At toe last is We is the accounts Capt. from this Caggsahall ».iil» boird on and and Be mfy it and waier it. the cataracts* cometh at ah hour leJmn Troup Bingham. Mil wood. rour alto: ytthink of*oceun, the at Tahiti. Mr ton ' of « at llilo sine* I hist Feb. 1, reported. 1 • c_i_ sis 21, Feb. 23, .L* a French a 3men—did not Feb on n 2b, Am day Feb. or T ii ship Israel, Am ship i_f r i mos, 1000 Wm. from toanchor. Win. Honolulu; shipped TliompsonrTllis.'lay op three w oeks lo [Ijvlniua sp. X fepm Honolulu. (7l(|de >lfi," Crawford; CARD ,_.__, 4 12 mos, (50 sp. March IS, Wwcasset, Payne,Sag /farbor,s 1-2mos, I.uminarv.Clevelind, Warren, Manna, ir/owlaud, March eroos»lreatmenl N w 17, Milton, Cash. I'iooeer, Woolverton, N 10 Bedford, mos. 8 450 wh 1-2 N. Bedford, sn'J wh. mos, 9 mos, 700 wh. lledfo d, 7 mos, aou » h. March*), Argo, Oscar, Nanta, (Fr) 7mos. 80 wh. March 24. Henry, Brown, Nantucket. 9 900sp mos, March ta.Mary, Pitman, Nnntueket, Hmw.wuip. March 28, Boy, Warren, Barton, 1 j 1-2 month*, 400 April 2, Iris, New Bedford, Spooner, 17 warm; And at times sweft Wliik'-gniiel'ul in due voice of minstrel bft gratitude homage a the dines bards (rue, lay, (rihute pay. a Oli'. his give ■ it let praises to it sweeps us the gale, Swell like a nation's along, grateful si , opt two w . list received too late for (bis and Let it bespeak song. For No.] in behalf of Was nntionVpride, spirit undetiled, a whose one for his eoer country's good atone; sees where danger shone, and life, and all, And gave up youth, For the cola grave and sable pall, their themselves,lender their grateful Muster ot the Am \p Oapt. Young, for hiskitKl,.g%ntlemanly aniiiten- in relieving tXem from their unpleasVan Dieiiuii'trLand,undarlbrding them The care and intention of to this port. Cap* passage Y. to those in health could only 4ia'e been outdone by That liberty Might That the And with pinion free/ sweep unshackeled o'er (be right tyrants* cause power sea— might still prevail, firerer fail, a his acts of kindness be 80 ap. poet's art to charm lively fancies bright and Sought ■' ' —The.undersigned, passenger* men, again. From the her eai ks, water, ka* cooper pins; ant situation 2100 wh. gallant will shout tbeir cry .- Bedford,26 mos, 100sp, acknowledgeufcrut* March 13, Auntsville, //owe, Cold Spring, -Willi And and two, bound Jo Lahaiu.i. lasNfroin Honolulu.— Norwegian ship" A * 27, French ship Girtre, March 6, Am bark Mormon'h, last fellow Bedford, of » Anchored outside. following arrivals Thompson, Mis, New |ion crests And sound for the lamented Hale? 1..1.. last from Honolulu. ship,"List come 2WO wh. March *, the . Then wh/ my country's "harp be mute I \Miy. bursts not forth trie mournful lute, .* £. Jotlftsoif. - New Trident,Black, : ofHanalei Port CORRESPONDENCE. been the haughty step sjreeps by, are seen to fly • � Sib,—Therehave with dancing plumes Love claims sa>y- c ARRIVfcD. Feb. responsive string, It is the , . not." T.JCoan. < je along, sweep* of the Hilo, April 10,1848. Dita - I rill still— thought's airy wing, upon 'Who peer voice above for HALE. of iute and song, be strikes the knight And all his friends uu Am. . The ac- For the Friend. officer of the Gov. port Ist ■ May down for lay nation's ire— a mighty power Again in- into On the violence hear in cpneern, where, water, therefor*. sgoßy ye undertow," ao impossible to find have bark the '* by At T la- trembling lyre, s'tlie anew i judgment active and ano* board the wss held Voursuuh', ■*" The And" back and or EDITOR'S '* man . came as the Governor now on be may all whom I mg, Frederick Cogges- Averiek, board on but the *a*un to ttepublic of o'ea>ea>th and*sea still still well of mediates speak They have shown a coinnien. etjbrts to recover the bod/, Dul it i* of the went Tlrfe officers for Tahiti Mr of the And. wukes was hiding sheet, strikt 'J'-he poet ligrn a-cincr his 10 Isle running sing their praisv* some to cata- and depth of the the I from learned these particulars u about 28. Huntesj BI,SOO. purchaser. schooner, » one Each leaf and ev/ry Find lost.-*- The' wreck total wreck. tt auction Englishman, was crew a fall, it iimuilis. _ and foil -flhip considered nearly cargo she trying out." reef, bilged, He if the sheet of back count of the Am wh barrels of oil. on,ln which " swept his lb**. dable diligence in for hluimkalka. AMWHSWRECKED. AVEHRICPK, 600 aged orTicors mourn piobably carried and had taken dim n " of execution he exclaimed, that I have but his by morning. TO THE MEMORY OF empty him and lie over perhaps nothing man, JTis Clutain, him ami Ptnhallows list. time the blow sod fast, ilktireak the bands. telligent young " whshipt 'nanot, Luce, to crude. Am wh ship Bingham,lo cruise. home, an and Howe, next sWp. once torn the nt his watery eflect; np of the Brit- stream unJujrtunately stream, aftfl with mid buried feet, rapid a Efforts have been made more. but to some cave from ten named above, William Sir country."— Willard** my witering the shsofrom was stale ieiund, volunteered for executed the was place ment visit during hall months " , , •, l.ord, Sydney. April 27, Capt. the a the ' not . schooner Thome Am merchant no body*, Johns, _, in Tlie dark waters closed day. seen * ' % chip to cruise April 2», Ens o( «h,Bo*p, ~ „ short hands, precipitated tustaufty of sotne ract liom" Sea I rang***. bk Cow litz, last from wh April 22, Eiig Am Young, last ship Sliegliti, Am whale may, he hold in fool N.W. April 27, a in the Wilo into hi* from tho, ried before 2Z sister and friends'kn*<e bj* tha'eWailukn," (rivepof destruction) IH beads Map, a brother about Aye and smgnged-Vith o"lhu,s While highly respects" York—residence made them lieifjijcd fqr ago, J bone—damage torudder, fee. t) Am whale ship Gov. Troup, Jenney, he .had. yeurs the know ol .order '' ude'.wlncji, IB>4, subject of a of Now tbut he seve/al until he-was, year It brothers two thei-iiy jn For Boston. where « Cadmus, or Ludlow street.. Also OT and barque Rsjah, West. Taber, off and on. Am whale whaleship I"2 t (lowland. 19, Am whaleShip Cicero, April SO, Am ship Stephen, Xtwswell!* whale and one parents ttsUUVIsV. to /toward* to Long on army, young thai Wash- Col- |the He enterdangerous service'of a spy. this no- , obtained ed the British in disguise and army sea unier the ficfc-11the desired being appreinformation, but is said that he bad ,hended in his attempt to return, he was car- The sevesal voyages name of Joint crous 'jish John -Uitet, /fiwaii, Sandwich Mart*, Palmer, boutstoe'rer ol the whulo ship Alexander St interesting highly a Connecticut, learning wished ington Drowned ofHonolulu. Port 18, Am officer of wh. such commercial and seu-faring community ] the Hale, an be of interest to may a* thai Capt. 8 mo?, 260 sp. Dartmouth, Bedford, Upham, • 'ithaas, Nautueket, bailey, 7 mos, lOOsp, 40 . visiting For the Friend. 40 sp, 3 mo*, ." 75 wh. New aad oaeosrs of vessels (May, URIEND. THE remembered to the sick. wi h the meat These arts will grnteful fueling* of ever And freedom dwell Where secure tun our streams from where ills, tower [Kills, and esteem. Tbev request that (apt. Y. will also tender their grateful thanks to the officers and crew gener- ally, for the carried ready manner Capt's. kind out the in which they nave always hv»ntions. Chakcit Shildos. Obben W. Smith. The fame of Is one spread afar And Honolulu, May 1,1545. even Why DIED. At Kailna, Hn March was a years. rived at Hilo iv SO, native 1839, in John of the Child*, Worcester, who died like from sen swells slept not O'er the lone a He ship George Champiin. ar- Honolulu, April country's wail, of gallant aged about Si Muss- tear, upon his bier- then grave he, loses; foeman shed the When Andre* Tew——— months, 750 our love 1845. Hale! �- •COSIISUSICSTED MARQUESAN shews how the ISLANDS. become* Tahiti kenana Thompson, formerly By Missionary t a the to and peculiar harshness, dialect, geographical position, like its station," forming way the tween, There is two. ward, though sufficient pot lis" be- | slight provincial a windward difference between the mid.khe link windward and difference between.the {/little scmhles Tahititin. others in Polynesia, within the of range copious;.but beyond difficult find to words* are words of any kind, such limit .it express of use, the are r. If . same gafdfea' happi- it besides two or in (hree words the to i« go ■*»• mwmv dwelling, the to house the mind bear in member your ward and leeward difference between Islands change ano, well feast becomes enata, they ted at becomes letter pleasure, diitoly Nukuliiva. enatUt; fc is either a to into ako; koina, at hae;fau, (be t alsool one irf»the giving like liss-is France., the ships of s man ralher past the and robust only war. and poemate na- ' tional character, avaricious »*mu; throughout placed •BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBS him; witlj these him traits which is the of a man quarrelling, he possesses in still not will not young; between or windward; ble, the now sea haa going had that under have land, &.C., seen been others and schools, -in the savage for ship when speak some for colors English life; seven he left, are the one is now who and years, six or eight in was waa a third Nauhiva, upon he savages; fluently.— Island who upon the English language intelligably. TO he the upon He seven to is ' all sons, something ; be a high The boy. A new SE made COWTINUED. make with to I ol to out, awe. a of the justice some had followed charge, dozen of into peace, his neighbors constable, with how. the see determined a vagrant in magistrate woult strike to the dumb sentenced the poor anima He days imprisonment, and concludet And the Lon possible solemnity, twenty with all spir- chief chiefs have better than conquest, is Totete, to formerly they of the " have mercy on your soul!" who has obtained the domin- visit paid Europe.— to England, and war prevailing Superstitionsi ion of the whole Island by a taken glory irlstAicted in are None that I their countrymen, or been off enjoy the with advantage court, tbealre, &c. at suppress what is: whose office to but the second is tuibulent, imme-. dialect, the the eldest is Uapoa, Teato, to degree foreigners. to He like the father, upon enana to country. a manners, and unkind' much attached of his averse such to open in his wrong; whole are himself exert common there .returned savage. to cast to nature. his and splendor rise fellow running asaiaked as his speaks the English language There given and found in few chiefs—he peace, very even that may be tji'ing any failings now Nuuhiva, this for kindness shewn him, and>nev- satisfied omit- or consonant; thus kanana, er of previous whale in the extreme, to sub- some as boatsteeres, one as a many years; third limte; but all have alike returned to their of the return, the induce him can ever sailed [have been not impossibility of .utter have visited have been im- idea succeeded, not in seems hoping war, 100 run- strong christianizing ever who visiter a themselves* to (he prime heavy, proportion pretty lufge Ia The Britain, .America, immensely a group, |*sll in habits, and desliny hsve i Some command, and who 'He some Island after* bis almost degrading either the (to the know*, have chief a him. savage. Moana is anothyet restored. the mssiy which we already not gospel alone noble ofaltack, case salute from a arc any offence, is'riothing saluted by is his. land every independently. fighting is the- most Tahuisja, Totete, who receives He The Tahuatu one leeward ited, becomes The word man, in a change the before all vowels not preceded by pronounced is often n the generally nUo cook, In language house, becomes to you Slight a dialects. becomes leoika; iu»a, man, dialect the any re- ha be yields of advice he has ■ civilizing before indeed in such desul- one; with all around him, but to re- wnerevor seem windward becomes as of the always as Aou; the the hibiscus tree, becomes Islands, to. of unthankful always^to between the wind- tloir they a compass has occasioned bear, /into,/*, n*fae, iti without but tiuiti-, warfare there every chief of sessing reference situation the windward ot to narrow position own Little then aUSa-ould is the he but iinffibed engaged know 1) of into good, the ahip which and dominion; ne'had instance er ani held is one upon valley; each being independent; punish their to taha of life, withs used in necessary intercourse are. leeward as come the, coast; relative sea, peace is m the whale a advantages relapsed is due the Islantl; — —• that it ia so of however, (here generally portant, perhaps direc- the "sea; parallel- are ■• within, the to movements as with These words coast. \j\JtaOW. the expres- Tilt adu, as towards direction a as owner or tory come; the out sea, come max, pnjy not pointing but parallel direction a fc. tha«Marquo- to verbs,»go,lind raha moi, adu, go towards the sea; adu, a peculiar the tion, in 'reference hee pronouns principal chief, three in or strongest» Sometimes power. Uapoa; two rank the ' is sive of motion, go inland; ftii The and as Tahiti, omitting (he letter"'comtusnd be thing any dialect, san as at is dependants, most generally according.io tan- figur- kindness, numerous. are Uahuga, Alittoka, or the have days upod before he land, haa. few abstract very as is or.the like, bjt ness, peace, charity, misery, words expressive ol ideas common to the native mind Uahuka yourself consequently altogether Often there language; ative tries, Alitoga. • but for the extensile possible, fc; ten been Missionary vessel; around seamen to young a htis age. Island, tint* attended pernicious of conquest the of fhese circle.compri- .• Gorstt-rMEST. —The.go.verniruMrt The chief who hold most feudal! thought,-i\vent" islands is narrow to correctness. with arty re* most the England a native this . more This* dialed, like to away use djalect, to than that of the windward, which sing mucji har- England in the by disposition His only the Soof the Band F. School went to but has enjoyed, of some improved ham (tot also is former the IslanrI;'the of th* leeward makes a' closer [leeward sides of dialect; that ! the'nasal sound, whore the latter prefer the Sandwich Island approach, He tfouble Nuuhiva there lee-.,jto foreigner*." Upon and Ibrrn another to school little though which tone, ciniitil ciety. tbsjre is is Hit is and returned 'rfl He it population. years for a his only.other of the London, and Adwrufcaat The importunt part *J I mall about are two most being about iti the group, ia Moona, Nuuhiva. nraj the largest evi- ha>'e- we occasion/'aome' by "native*, noticed bor the (rans- introduced while thus Between she provincial ifis syllable | use of intox- lime; district, but lnnewn the tf elate much disposition. or importance chief in ever former ptpt. beads; the latter pukunhi. a a, theyJittv.at has of chicl know net aref principal undergone .mnaait .recently cUttle übjo far conceive; With different; tlaa leeward; some- "a connecting a bifa, Imw , stranger, fumed do we the charac(er to leeward th« at cannot word, Words- posed. completely a between the bearing Sandwich Island and Tahitnn thing gives i same the and others hsve contortsous; dently the trie introduc- by consonant A:, which Words Jew become kamaii, is Marquetojxi language Polynesian tongue, differing tion of the hard notoriously addicted man, spare or enana, on passing itbecomes ttiffereut, strange *£*»■% diulect of the from those 1 entirely ,•• Language.—The A kanaka. t».J page TahuaJa; at enata Nuuhiva, und at Sandwich Islands Marquesas. at [Continued from • English an baa been broken in- language of k«va;- he seems to be it a of the Toconnects that to dialec(s, and still ication the largest part of his at Taata, man, hitian with the Sandwich. . PART VIII. Rev. R. 71 ¥UUXB. THE 1846,) of it the was boats the here almost and impossi- can Teato is Some ever leeward which a canoe. first stand a tail literary ladies being asked bow they could be sufficiently interested muck time in watching that er they had there waa a the great curiosity really a mam to spend so heavens, replied to ace wheth- in the moon' �T.m-* 72 (May, _^ILl_.X_. certain rents and WHEREAS to us, were sold Public at GENERAL properties belonging Auction bin the on . and 9th Crockery of December daya und last, the last 'nuinliei of merit in " the by as advertise* the news- Califorosa Kama, 10,000 feet hu, ' * and all concerned, responsible person* losses and el For sale by Ware. Honolulu, wood hack received ware, as C. BREWER *_ White S»lk i , butts, and fry pans,tea kettles, assortment of English an rod*, sheathing and square For dale low hv iron, rqimd nail". nopper and C. BREWER May 1,1845. fee. Vests, 6 folulu, JU F.K. fc sale by 12 May Linen Drillings; Old Manila-coffee; udrLYVW* \s\j. at received el per Scarfs and Montreal, C. For CO. fc - Sad- C. by BREWER fc CO. I Sale 2 boxes • of assortment received just per emboss'd Vermacilli; 4 cask.', dm gallon* Vinegar; 1000 feet Koa boards. — --, rimed tarltan BisJMMhvUniltd States, nnd fancy Flai will and 185S lbs Parent inches, • 100 For • a sood umbrellas inche lo S3 I THE and Honse hoMi—cotton from all and ip —fine So—blue and f-f.k-ty a finisher, would friends and the May 1, cspartnerslilp, ' Coach Painting, thankfully receiv- and House, Sign, All orders paironage. attended to. ' stchd of purpose public uik>punctually ISRAEL H. SAMUEL Wol- WRIGHT, 11. FIELD. tf 1845. llonolulrj.Eeb. 12, WANTED, strip'd 1 IUUI Coral Stone, 3 feat by 1 foot 6 inches; IUUU 100 barrels Lime, b\ C. BREW ER fc and coarse lin- also CO. «<" Fefc.». linens. whistle a STORA&E, to are. board Hulk the ONBREWER Wellington. Apply tf CO b to l*b O. 28 LADD. THE public POLYNESIAN, 1843. Bible Society of Bibles assortment which Chaplain, arc is who of tho for and received, per Testaments, sale Hawaiian . has Chairman byof the the PUBLISHED Inez, 1840. The Seamen's re- lhat dish German, languages, among for ORGAN and gratuitous distribution by Book the New of'Cosamoa York OAHOr OFFICIAL HAWAIIAN 'GOV- THE ERNMENT. JAMES Devoted to BY EDITED JACKSON News, Price—B6 year per annikn, payable *3,50; single copies, Advertising—A square continuance, 2ft cents; Prayer," Common Pray- exceeding a column, 82 advance; half the JJ6O. Honolulu, March 15,1845. for first S insertions; half cents; less by in the 12 1-2 cents. continuance; each continuance, 30 Bibleand JAEVES, Agriculture and Hawaiian group. Commerce, generalinterlts of the 5B cents for each —Also— "The Ot THE Bible seamen. Published BONOI.ILU, ISLANDS. neat- Executive Chaplain has Bibles in the EngSpanish, Portuguese and Swe- sale AT WEEELT HAWAIIAN Seamen's Society, (iiiarto 85,00; Octavo do, tf-3,00; do, (small'edition) Bibles New 75 do, Pckct do, tftt.'iO; cents; 01,75;' Minion, T-stainent and Psalms, 75 cents; Pocket Testament, Committee the above leaf. ed calicoes, cottons, pant stuff, articles usually found in*i retail ether Hawniian lish, French, line will be promptly attended Please apply at Meters, thankfully leceived and Grant's, Temperance House, Honolulu. to solicit assortment of and bound, N. 11. the Public hi* orders in do oOosfsa* •peotfulljr Inform a • WEIGHT A_TD FIELD, for the BIBLES. ly Tar, 24 Skeins Uu Line sale by CUMMINS fc Co. COFFIN, Mason undersigned under the firmpi ,JL Eatabliahed March 15.1843. tTo IVotice. have entered into ~~ IbssewingTwuoe, Hemp Coidage, 2 bbls Stock Holm articles brown be ad SALE, Canvass, adjusted. . fee. Noah's with an Patent repairing.— and store. i l Bolts to fine watch 15, 1846. , Montreal,and fig'd cra-vats—ujoves—kid toys case V *FOR ACCURATE GIVEN. p<r»d attention 1 and white— lis(I do—lace do—gingham Honolulu, April Ist, cash AND Watches cove* fancy lawns, fc,c. One vTantea,for which MAKER, Jewelry, and Quadrant Glasses silvered ITenoluhi.Oihu,Jan. f 111 IF. JOHN *«*_ RATES April 15^i do-ropen work do—assort'd gloves—kid en—black silk 2 boxes Macaroni; Particular Sejavant nids white linens —India book muslin—Saccjmllavio— and JJfandPilot Bread; 100 OXIVWI POUNDS &*jr\nj\J spike*; 40.600 Span ah Cigars; 25,000 for family 1 100 boxes No. American Cigars; Soap, REPAIRED CHRONOJfETERS do—plaid and strip'd.do— gfuin nn fig'd cambric's—purple and blue lace muslin" by of assortment Copartnership cotton hose—silk silk fiEr»*s plain nasi and Cold lulkl'-; * dot'd Swiss do—hair 1 For lights silk goods. beautiful ladies use, CHRONOMETER an | Muttmc; Manila de—chemisetts —corded robes—white dles.Sidosaddleswithbridles.cloths.fcc. complele. For sale Blue L. C. hdkfs—hem'd thread do«-cravats-»assort d ofeupcrfine Englisl AND HAS Clocks,fcc. and examine. —while Saddles l WATCH those who While invoice » >J opening at such, prices as I think cannot fail to suit wish lo purchase. Thendies are invited to now call Hnnoluln, May, 1,1845. an Co. .. . Black hdkfs; )»„„.,»»„,« Proprietors. • \V.Thompson, j . Japuary,<5,1845. for sale . and Slippers. and BREWER F. — (sashes); China, • . cheroots., ANEW for the and assortment of su- Slioes perfine French Boots, Montreal, bandas . sarsnetts and sensrmws; sarsnett new" 6illcdv OER Cold J.O. Carter, . Pepper; ManilacordagefManirk Cold works; leva.nlliie?; from China: HOUSE, by ■ SALE, ■ . •sMONOLULU. ~ • French Boots and Shoes TUBT other fire " . 150 Cups, For sale ti ■ MANSION Black Silk VostsJOO painted featherfans'; White and hats; dododoSheet- do dododo Damasks; Linen Diaper Towelling; cases English Prints, and Cotton Table Covers; 15 Fararture*. Cambricks, fee. Chiotsss, fee; Ginghams, ror sale by Honolulu.May 1,1846. ..iZ. Nankin".-' «* fc CO. BREWER Messrs. C. Joef'er to 2SVI(>4S. Feb French's-premises, the'folrowmg j goodsper//annah, Lin- kivbr, of the Produce of the country. (Slack CUMMINfTfc ■ , T the store on Mr case i; Ace. chase 26 Silk (amulet Panta, 120 Horsehair *, jfoH A CASES superior English Long Cloths; 1 Brown Twilled Silk Bandannas; White and hite and Brown 16,1846. 1 tf Hon I real. Per pieces Jackets, 78 Blue cloth doublet Cajnblet Coats, Gauze, 1(H) Columbia of his services for the sale of Merchandize,and pur- \*fjea* pairs Suspenders, '10 Rolls' Suspender Webb, ISO pieces Black Braid SO yards each, 25 Velvet Caps, -" ,J*arch C. BREW- CO.' mouth Silks, 120 Vests, 12(1 pfnin Velvet , for fc CO. Saisuetts men, Souchonsaind Pease Teas. V|| RARREt-S Salf, A«TORiA, OREGON. 123* oases Fig'rd ISO Grass 60. pairs Silk Jackets, MERCHANT, COMMISSION GENBR4L pro- piece* Musqueto Netting, 100 puirs Velvet Slippers, 44 Ladys' Chess-" Wbrksßoxcs,; La/tys' Work Table, .Setts of tf . Velvet Jackets, 1,1845, WILSON, E. ALBBKT " Black and colored Nnnkin Shirts, 84 pieces Green CO. k Hlute the most fa- .»-,-■* Pongee Hundkl's, Hundkfj, on Jan. for 6 •"- Crrtpif Shawls, 15 5 4 do, 4 cases 100 Moss "*** Red Silk Ponaee. Ilandkft, 4 cases. 100 r**ces .Silk advanced M.' O "a W art' the United States,England, tf 1 chinjTgopds. CO." k assortment of per Montreal, a large sad. irons, rivets, hinges, hamrflVrs, files, plane*, bake, %lew, Also, Glass Crockerv-and ) on vorable terms, - jewsha'rps, hagdcirnV handsaws, iron chest, till, ennboard and door locks, screws, do, LADD tfoaoluk*. April 24,1845.. May 1,1845. Iron JUST hard of assortment an Joh/tson. Winted, Bills • • TI'ST received from'said damages arising H.'l. Brewer,l fee. for which money will be G#vernor of Osrtiu. and the Sheriff ol'Oa- ceedings. Montreal. Per with and hold the //uwaijaii Government, all-oilier and any ' 1846 Heneleto, May f, eminent; KekiiaiiaVn, tf , Francis N. B. guarantee of the Hawaiian therefore nave protested against such we MERCHANTS HONOLULU, OAHU, ' J. F. B. MIIUHALI., > and under the intended sale, received per fI •J Pine and Cedar Lumber assorted. BelgianColonization Comparty, 1843,to tho sHDClipn i.vi Lumber. California ST May, tf , COMMISSION Charles " Polynesian tot.ike place at KoBreakfast, Dinner, and paper, a furthuasfale is announced frfk ORATES containing foa, on the 28lh proximo; unof wliereas said property o\t Tea Setts, for sale by* ■ui.il interests were sold and .conveyed on'the 17*h ol CO. C. fcJtEWER k rTnnoliiln, May 1.1845. k CO. 0. BREtVER NOTICE. AIIYKI.TISEMENTS. for square 41,50; amount SI for *ach than year, more half, not t£ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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