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charged, having the most abundant and satisfactory
evidence that they were not violating the law. 1t was
happy for them that two of them were sons of ship
masters, who saw that justice was done.
The correction of these abuses demands the most
serious attention. We have a bad name abroad for
no one thing as much as the enormous amount of
fines on seamen paid by every ship that touches at
these ports. 1t is not a mere tax. 1t is a great in
dignity, and we cannot blame the sufferers if they
feel great resentment, and shun our ports. Seamen
must be restrained from violent disorder and out
rageous vice, but 1T is not necessary to make them
feel the full stringency of our laws. That should be
reserved for those whose homes are here, and know
the laws, and how to evade them. Leniency-over-
looking transgression when possibe-should be the
rule with the stranger and guest. HosPEs.
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Mn EDITOR Il notice in your useful and widely
circulated journal of the 9th inst, an article signed
democrat, , proposing an expression of public opinion
in this Kingdom, in relation to the contest now going
on in the United States, between the different Candi-
dates for the Presidency of that great Republic. This
request is also sanctioned by a republican who renews
the request of Democrat by an article in your paper
of the 10th signed " Republican"
Now, Mr.. Editor, those two gentlemen, whoever
they are, Democrat and Republican, have
written and made those requests without reflection as
to its effects upon our people and the interests of our
Kingdom. Suppose for instance that there is an ex-
preston of public opinion given in this Kingdom by
ballot and the result should be in favor of Colonel
Fremont, and Mr.. Buchanan should be elected. How
do Democrat and Republican suppose that Mr.. Blu
chanan with his Cabinet of special friends around
him would feel towards the inhabitants of these
Islands who, uncalled for had done all they could by
an expression of public opinion against him to defeat
his election.
Surely it would prejudice all of our interests in the
minds of Mr.. Buchanan and his Cabinet, and we
should be made to feel their displeasure through the
whole of his administration.
But, Mr.. Editor, suppose we cast our votes for him
who proves to be the successful candidate will our
condition be altered in relation to our interests with
the United States? Not at all. We should be visited
with the vengeance and indignation of that powerful
minority who to some extent would charge us as being
instrumental, or at least, contributing to their de-
feat.
Will the minority not be largely represented in the
Senate, and upon all questions CREATES or other mat
ters) that come before that body, in relation to this
Kingdom and people, should We not be made to feel
their indignation and deeply to regret the ill-advised
course we had taken in giving public expression in
relation to that which did not belong to us?
Mr.. Editor, the thing in the opinion of your CORES
pondent is not to be thought of, for there is no prin-
ciple in American politics more true than that the
successful or the defeated party love their friends
and hate their enemies. Therefore neutrality is the
course for us to pursue.
Honolulu Oct. 18th 1856. AMERICAN.
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Mr.. EDITOR Il see In the Advertiser of September
IL, " An Inquirer wishes to know the cause of white
specks in newly churned butter. There are two
things which causes them. 1st. In skimming the
milk, the cream is not taken off sufficiently dry, and
End, the cream is not stirred sufficiently often to keep
the oily and milky parts constantly mixed, conse-
quently the latter remains in the bottom of the dish
and ooagulates, and when the cream is churned,
breaks up into small bits. Cream should stand open
in the cool, dry air, and be frequently stirred, at
least twice a day morning and night, and better IF
oftener.
Cows that run on the sea-beach and drink brackish
water do not require sailing as those do pastured
inland. AN EXPERIENCED DAIRY WOMAN.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY, Jan. IA, 1851, at II, NJ, viii be sold at
Auction, (unless previously disposed of at private salel those
Valuable Premises opposite the Seamen's Chapel, known as the
NICHOLSON STAND. The lot is large, and the stand one of the
most valuable in Honolulu for a Wholesale and Retail trade.
There is a Store 81 X % feet, one-and-a-half stories a good
Dwelling House As y Is fit. 6 u Work Shop for tailoring or other
purposes, an inexhaustiblc well of water Carriage House and
Stalls for horses-and various other out-houses.
Terms very favorable. Apply TO CASTLE & COOKE, on the
premises, or at the upper Store near the Stone Church.
12-4m A. p. EVERETT, Auctioneer.
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BY Nj. C.
ON WEDNESDAY

ON WEDNESDAY.
II, the 5th day of November, 1856, by order of the assignees
49, of the estate Of Swan & Clifford, will be sold at Pubic
Auction, the wellknown whaling bark GEORGE, as she lies in
the harbor of Honolulu, with all her Tackle, Apparel, Boats and
inventory complete-fully fitted out with everything requisite
for a whaling voyage.
Details of the inventory win be published soon, and may also
be obtained at the office of the undersigned.
list NJ. Z. MONSARkAT, Auctr.
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Communicated.
Card.

"ExCHEQUER Bills presents his compliments to
Mr.. William Jarrett, and begs to disavow any inten-
tion to allude to him in last weeks Advertiser. E. B.
hopes this explanation will prove satisfactory.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

AhFFERS FOR SALE the following invoice of mer-
" chandise, to arrive from Boston in the bark MESSEN-
GER BIRD, Homer master, during the month of Nov, 1856: !
10 Cases blue cottons, 8 bales tckings, 8 do. brown cottons,
% Bales denimS, 5 do brown drllings, 2 cases blue drills,
1 Crate yellow naples, 10 nests tubs, 10 cases brogans,
5 Gases goat do, 1 do sewed do, 5 do thick boots,
" lasting CATERS, 2 hhds butter, 20 tierces hams,
rs Half-bbls crushed and graduated sugar,
10 Cases boiled lnseed oil, 3 bbls do do do,
1 I" pain killer, 1 box beeswaX, 2 kegs salt petre,
10 Cooking stoves, 3 doz. Stoughton's elixir,
2 Cases assorted chocolate, 100 tins water crackers,
20 Tins oysters, 30 do butter do, 10 do wine do,
80 boz. assorted meats, II do blk pepper,
10 " English mustard, 6 do tomato ketchup, 20 do oysters,
10 :" capers, 5 do pickles, 6 do assorted herbs,
20 " green peas, II do green corn, 10 do sausage meat,
6 " rose water, 5 do gooSeberrieS, 20 do Holsters,
16 " claws, 20 do lemon syrup, Is do brandy peaches,
2 " do cherries, 25 do cherry brandy,
2 " blackberry do, 5 do Boxers btters, 5 do ounces,
10 " roast beef, 5 do do mutton, 6 do boiled do,
II " extract lemon, 6 do mince-pie meat, 10 do beef soup,
20 " assorted preserves, 5 do pepper sacuce,
6 " cayenne pepper, 6 preserved milk,
4 Z" assorted essences, 2 do roast gosSe,
4 " mock turtle soup, 4 do oNtail do, 10 do asstd. sauces,
6 &c carbonate soda, s do cream tartar, 6 do horse radish,
4 g compound aroma, 8 do Spanish olives,
5 " red current jelly, 2 do rhubarb, 4 do strained honey,
10 Kegs pickles, 20 doZ. asstd. preserves,
SO Boxes, each Is lbs, Cavendish tobacco,
rs HalfboXes tobacco IS, 10 kegs split peas, 2 bales hops,
1 Case Sultana raisins, 5 bbs pepper, l case nutmegs,
10 Kegs white beans, 20 kits No. 1 mackerel,
10 Boxes Goldfish, so do behring's, 10 do chemical olive soap,
l Case primes, 1 do Adamantine candles, do table salt,
40 Kegs Carolina rice, 10 bXs olive oil, 20 doz charcoal irons,
10 Bags shot, 5 dz handled axes,
so Packages Manila rope, l inch to II, 80 coils do whale line,
so Packages ratlin stuff,
10 " worm line, honseine and MARINE,
6 Coils Russian bolt rope, 20 ash oars asstd, 9 to is feet,
100 Casks cut nails, 6 do zinc do, 2 reels lead pipe,
II Packgs. sheet iron, bales gunny bags,
l Bale burlap pockets, 2 do drill bags, Qor coffee or sugar
bags( all of which merchandise is offered low, and upon
lift CHA BREWER ID.
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500 PREMIUM.

COURT-HAWAnAN
- ISLANDS-Asher i. Bates VS.. H. Prendergast, Joseph
Fallon, Albert I: Jones G ais. On apphcaIion &c nave 10
charter of the Hawaiian Steam Navigation Company declared
forfeited.
Upon reading and filing a petition made by Asher d. Bates,
by which it appears that certain persons and their associates
and successors were granted certain privileges, under the name
and association and style of the Hawaiian Steam Navigation
Company, and that Joseph Falon, Albert G. Jones and Henry
constitute the Hawaiian Steam Navigation Company, and that
the said parties named, and their associates, have neglected to
fulfil the terms and conditions and obligations of the grant to
the said Company, and that this Court is requested to fix a
time and place for an examination into the truth OF the alega-
tions in the said petition stated, and order how a notice of such
examination shall be given to the parties interested, and, in
case proof satisfactory to this Court, that the terms, conditions
and obligations entered into by the parties to the said Hawaiian
Steam Navigation Company, have not been complied with, shall
Upon motion of Asher b. Bates, at as Ordered, That this
Court do fix the 10Th day of October instant, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, as the time, and the Court House IN Honolulu, as the place,
where and when this Court will enter upon an examination OF
the truth of the allegations in the said petition, and that the no.
tne of the time and place of said examination shall be given to
the parties named in said petition, as now interested In the said
Hawaiian Steam Navigation Company, and to all others, by
serving upon the parties named IN said petition. within the
Kingdom, a copy of the said petition, and of this order, and ty
esian, and by Posters of a copy of this order, that they may
appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted.
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
Honolulu, 14th Oct. 1856.
HONOLULU, OAHU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and faithful copy
of the original order made in the above entitled cause, and now
on file in the Office of the Supreme Court of the Hawaiian
Islands.
As witness my hand and the Seal of the Supreme Court at
Honolulu aforesaid this ID day of October, A. d.
1856. JOHN E. BARNARD,
10 Clerk Supreme Court.
y 2f - A. P. EVERETT.
FAX, ASH AND HICKORY PLANK, FOR
~ sale by (3-tD Ia. HACKFELD q CO.
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lust RECEIVED, PER BARK AVERY,
- from Liverpool, and for sale by the undersigned,
A few ladies' silk bonnets, latest Paris fashions;
Ladies' habits and sleeves, do; lace sleeves;
Ladies superior unbleached lace hose; girls cotton hose;
Chldrens' cotton socks; children's lace socks;
Embroidcring silk; ladies' superior patent stays;
Stay laces; boot laces; stay hooks;
Black Russian mohair braid; serpentine braid;
Ladies' and children's worsted polka jackets;
Berlin wool; CROCHET cotton; crotchet needles and holders,
Ladies' mohair caps; ~children's hoods;
Children's hats, neatly trimmed, &C., &c.
On hand, at reduced prices, a large quantity of rich silk, Of
various styles and qualities.
GEO. CLARK, Hotel street.
Honolulu, Oct. Is, 1856. 16-f
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NIX, ASH AND HICKORY PLANK, FOB
sale by (3-tD IA. HACKFELD & co.
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FOR NEW BEDFORD.
- THE FINE AMERICAN SHIP
<M Gladiator,
VIM. II. WHITFIELD, Master.
of New Bedford, now discharging cargo at San Francisco, viii
arrive at Honolulu about the 18th to Both of October, for the
purpose of loading oil and bone for New Bedford. The attention
of masters of whale-shipsi is called to this opportunity of shipping
their cargo, the Captain and officers of the Gladiator being
accustomed to storage of oil. Apply to
CAPT. JAS. NJ. GREEN.
Honolulu, Sept. %, 1856. 1920
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SUPERIOR SYRUP, for sale by
2f A. P. yERET
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FOR NEW
THE SHIP
S Crystal Palace,
CAPT. FRANK SIMMONS.
The new a 1 ship Crystal Palace" has been laid on at this
port for a freight Of oil and bone. The c. P. is owned in and
will sail for New Bedford, and, being commanded by Captain
Simmons and Differed by those who have had experience in the
care of oil, it is believed she viii carry a cargo of oil and bone
in as good order as has ever been turned out.
Inquire on board, of CAPT. F. NJ
Or of GILMAN & CO.
Lahaina, Oct. ID, 1856. I61m
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
~ THE Al CLIPPER SHIP
X4s PalMperO,
CALVIN COGGINS, Commander,
Is now loading with oil and bone for the above port, and, hay
Ing part of her cargo engaged, will have immediate dispatch.
u The PGnpero, having superior accommodations, viii
take a few passengers. For freight or passage, apply to
15-f ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT
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DLACKwOOD'S. S. GODEY,S
for September, just received and for
sale. Also. the london Illustrated NeIcs, and latest United
States and European papers.
1917 III. NJ. WHITNEY.
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"A. n. and A. WI

Gunpowder and Tyson Tea, pints Pepper Sauce,
American White Beans. Cranberries III . gallon kegs,
Brandy Peaches. For sale by
15-2t =. \. & IL. L. POOR.
AND agent of the
- Hudsons Bay Company offers for sale the following, in
Manila GOrdage, II, !, ii, q, q, 8, 81, 81 and 4 inches, in
10 coils whale line; 10000 Havana shape cigars No. 2. lift
' FOR SALE-The undersigned offers for sale a valuable
estate, situated in the business part Of Leadhaina, on the main
EDWARD P. BOND.
Lahaina, Oct. IL, 1856. 16-sm
A NOTICE.-THE UNDER.
a signed having feen appointed assignee of the firm of A. G.
Jones 4 Co., of Jones Hotel, all persons having claims against
the said estate are hereby requested to become parties in the
nrG% d asS payment % - D. {. WATERMAN T.
4tf. Assignee.
nLACKwOOD,s. PUTNAM'S s. CODEY,s
ID for September, just received and for
sale. Also, the london Illustrated Neurs, and latest United
~ 15 saN H. NJ. WHITNEY.
DOORS, WINDOWS AND BLINDs-vA-
- rious styles. For sale by @tp A. P. EVERETT.
NEMENT AND BRICK, Q SALE BY
111ARREDR OPE. MANILA RopF, Canvas, Paint
Boiled Oil, for sale by Jy /, If ROBERT c. JANIoN
| SUGAR. SO TONS SUPERIOR BROWN
y Sugar in hf bls and so tons in mats %anR fer sale by
W71OR SALE. AT THE COMMERCIAL HO.
u TEL, DUFF GORDON GOLDEN ERR in Pints
and Quarts C1S-tf
DICE-sUPERIOR NO. 4 MANILA RICE.
u For sale by (9tO A.. 2. EVERETT.
EVRESH HAWAIIAN FLOUR, SHIPS
10 USE. For sale by O3tO P. FOLGER.
CHINA RICE, FOR SALE BY
u July L, 1S56-tf. D. W. FIELD.
NAUTICAL ALMANACsFOR 1s57.FOR
1N sale by 1929 H. NJ. WHITNEY.
@, 1888 sss s.sass' Rs T .se k Ak :: ~ :
left ED. OF~FSCHLAEGER & S~TAPENHORST.
c Il ALE. in hogsheads, for sale by
ID Honolulu July i, 1s56-tf R0F IT c. JANION.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATEI

The Public is respectfully informed thai in Consequence d
numerous solicitations, the great Tragedy OF OTHELLO, will be
repeated this evening.
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Commercial Intelligence.

IrEnrooI, June 2s.-We have had an active demand for
cotton Specuators we'll the trade have purchased freely
and although holders have literally supplied demand prices
have gradually hardened the current qualities ot
American to-day 6d 10 "a per ID than on Friday
s-at which the market very freely the reduction IN
the rate Of discount this week giving confidence 10
holders who although Offering freely are nevertheless firm in
their demands and that the tendency Of the market rather
demand and command full rates The sales to-day 900
bales 5000 on speculation and for export The total sales this
week are bSss Of which speelHtors have taken
thus leaving Al SO bales Of az kinds to the trade
LONDON June 2At orr Corn Exchange this morning there
was fair attensnse Of mers and dealers who influenced by
the neness OF the day restricted their operations The general
runs Of american Wheat declined about I'd hushel from
Tuesday, but fine qualities from scarcity bought
Flour Cd to Is per barrel and sack easier Indian Corn
with quiet demand TO Cd per quarter yellow
and Cd TO Is per quarter on White In Oats Oatmeal Barley
Beans and Peas no change observable
weather has been experimental Dan2c
and the Wheat market has been calm Rye much in de-
mand at s6s "a to rs a per Quarter At koigberg
that present stocks would not hold harvest time Very
small supplies of grain reached Rosock good Wheat
was in active demand and held high inferior sorts were I'M
changed At Berlin fine Wheat sought but inferior RIVE
IN consequence of heavy arrivals from Russia easier TO hy
barley was in great favor and aearer High prices still obtain
Tor Flour in SPAIN where the harvest thought to be more pro-
sng Than lately expected from the floods The Wheat
trade has been we'll sustained Petersburg Rive was also
nh, mt Oats and Liseed quiet After some fluctuations at
Paris Flour has further advanced. "
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gebi&W 9f TIE I(arktts foK Aust Meek.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street.

- HHtuFHhy Morning. July Ig, 1850
The past week has not been period Of activity
Market though prices have been pretty steady for Cotton
wei sustained Tor Tobacco and Sugar. while Moasses has
ced Flour Wheat and Corn uve been in good request for
export and prices for them have tending upward Prov
sons with the exception Of Lard have been yery dull and
prices, especially for Bacon are rather lower
Tho weather has been very sowery and he health
Of the city continues excellent.
News from Europe week later to the 18th nst will be due
about Tuesday or Wednesday next.
CoTTON..The transactions have been still on limited
scale in the Cotton Market tile Of BUYERS being few
and the stock poorly assorted allow of the execution of or
ders to considerable extent Under these circumstances
the weeks sales have embraced 600 bales as follows 600 ON
Saturday, 300 Monday Tuesday and wednesday only go
on Thursday and 1000 yesterday prices being very irregular
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We give below full details of the London and Liverpool
markets. taken from the Liverpool Times of the 2th which
will be found of INTEREST," and also, extracts of the
grain market Private letters the weather fine
agricultural purposes throughout England which served give
additional strength to general trade
LIVERPOOL, June %, 1856.
The directors Of the Bank Of England their weekly par
lour held yesterday, again screw by
lowering their rate of discount from per cent?
stood for four weeks to AZ The London Times city
article Of to-day says:
The has produced effect The only point previously
order that greater reduction might be adopted II certain
for upon e sap s
SltoSoo Which SATURDAY H rsuson to per
thelsss seemed inevitable tat thas rae become
Would % Ds's o aneeols
hs o he sys g s the hit Ths hh ay been
probably benefit from the demand for accommodation
vantage Of escaping that spseuave Stimulus Wick sudden
change to the extent of cent. always involves.
The money market is abunanty supplied and the probable
ity of further reduction week to per cent has given
general confidence The London Joint Stock Banks have also
reduced their Of allowance deposits 81 per cent The
discount houses did not issue any the subject
Although is possible they may defer until the end of tho
quarter such alteration be intended they have nevehe
less been doing business below minimum rate
of the Bank of England On the Stock Exchange propara
lions for the payment of nstamen of 20 per cent on the
new loan tomorrow amounting Ell 900 0O the approach
OF the railway settlement have caused demand and from
eent mas snort The
ports of specie during the week have been moderate owing
the state of the Foreign Exchanges the greater portion of the
supply well Of the from Australia last
week. has been purchased by the England which of
will tend to swell its bullion in the two next re-
tarns.
The return from the Bank Of England for ending ,e
2ls Of June, gives the following results when compared will,
the previous week
Public deposits 81 l32 no. Increase. fl9 CO.,
StEer deposits Increase
Rest. ......';...:. aasl DO Increase ".... 1914
On the other side of the account:
Government securities ell ZIG 1875 Increase 675
Other securities. II, AL 1854 Increase a. Sn
Notes unemployed 5,9l5 800 Increase 23f qS1
The of in circulation $780, being nm in
of ESS0 and the bullion both epartmcnts
G12 965 showing Of when compared
with the preceding return.
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NR. BILLINGS CARNFNATTyE AND AS
- TRINGENT sYRUP--An Infaible Remedy for CHoL-
ERA INF.tNTuM OR. SUMMER COMPLAINT OF Chill
DRBE, CHOLERA MORBUs. DIARRHEA, \ or ANY IR@
IRREGULARITIES OF THE RoWELs-Tke long and sue
cessul experience in the of this remedy by the inventor
in the treatment Ct all the diseases for which it IL
ended together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers bear 10 It's efficacy in the cureps the Bowel
tonsof Children Darrhea Cholera Morbus and Dysene
PERSONS entte it to higher confidence than If
of the ordinary hubug medicines Of the day which pro-
fess to perform miracles and all the ills Of life It's eharac
has been fully established in the hands Of physicians
highest character the following letter from gentleman
aresdens of Lockhart, Texas. will show
5# &E56 DELTA, tCoahoma Coz Miss, May 81, 1s47 4
o. 0. Foodma Esq-Dear sirThere but very few Of
the norums offered tohe public to which would VIII
ling to lend the sanction Of my name however humble may
be- either In the world of letters Of medicine Observation
and experience however, have forced upon conviction
that Billings Carmnaive and Astngent Syrup very
valuable compound scientific princpleper
fecy in harmony with the laws organic leand therefore,
deserves although It's ingredients kept secre rank higher
the scale of remedial agents than affords
pleasure TO be able without the fear successful conadc
on) add testimony in favor Of its efficiency and
pleasant remedy in all the forms Of bowel complaints which
it recommended have used it myself In several very
eresn chronic Of Diarhea and Dysener recon-
mend in others and in instance where such
preparation was indicated. it proved successful.
54 Respectfully yours, Il
DIN. PORTER, N. d.
For sale, wholesale end retail, by
o. %. WooDMAN. y
r corner Common and Magazine streets, 0
tel2 5md&W New Orleans La