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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-07-16

SIR Can you inform me and the public gener-
ally. if there is any law in existence to prevent boys
from running or playing in the streets of our town.
Only a few days since three boys were playing and
running in the street in front of my premises, and
up walks a constable and threatens them with the
fort, unless they Immediately desist from doing so.
Now if there is any law in existence to prevent boys
from running or playing in the streets without inter-
fering with any one | think the public generally are
not acquainted with it, and should be made so. 1
have examined the Penal Code and can find nothing
there that makes it an offense, and if there is no law
to prevent them, then that was an outrage upon their
rights, and should not be allowed to pass by unno-
ticei. Yours, &C., A CITIZEN.
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Boo Hoo
Oh! Mr.. Editor, what is the mattet0 SthuaS all;
all my relatives, and, l believe, all my frienS~
the sorest heads, the weakest s~tomachs, and the faint
est appetites imaginable. A horrible suspicion has
crossed my mind that that chap on the summit of
Konahuanui, who regulated the weather for us last
season, is trying his experiments on us again. Can
not the rifles be called out to exterminate the
wretch
But what an intense satisfaction it is to each one of
us, Mr.. Editor, as we battle our aching heads, to know
that we are only afflicted with the . prevailing opi-
demic''-. misery loves company"-and what lots
of company we have in this instance.
Some say that the Yankee is the cause of this cpl
denic. that the passengers who arrived in her all ex-
perienced what they facetiously called the " Yankee
fever and have introduced it amongst US. Base
Yankee that you are; l shall put camphor in my hat
the next time l see you coming. Talk about yellow
flags and quarantines, why, Mr.. Editor, that Yankee
ought to be wreathed in yellow from stem to stern.
Unkind Yankee! And. as for Capt. Smith. if he had
not been sorelv affected himself with the s.epidemic,''
I should feel inclined to visit him with a terrible
anathema- Yours, feyerishly,
A VICTIM
To the 50 prevailing epidemic"
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MEMORANDA.

The schooner Mary has had a new mainmast put in during
the past week, the old mast having been sprung and found de
fsctive- The Mary viii resume her trips about Monday next.
Her last trip 70 Kawaihae occupied seven days-passage down
20 hours. Her previous trip occupied 8 days; time from
EaTaihae 70 Honolulu, p hours.
The Morning Star experienced head winds throughout the
passage to the Narquesas-thirty days. On her return, she
vas but twelve days to HID; from Hlo 10 Lahaina twenty
hours, and from Lahaina to Diamond Head seven hours. Saw
10 vessels during her absence. She viii be hove down to-day.
10 have some repairs made to her copper, and will sail for
Micronesia in about three weeks.
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PASSENGERS.

FoRsIey
FoR AsroKrs-psr brig Adyance-R Coyt, A Yedaile, David
Bourchier, NJ Flores, Jose Taeshies, Mrs IIIdge and s children.
coAsrwlsK.
FoR LAH1ixa-Per Maria, July I'M and Mrs RTet and
child, Mrs A G Chandler, Rev J ID Strong, lady and 2 children.
Rev A Bishop. Capt II BiEeiow, Geo W Macy, Nj Dederick,
sod about 10 natives.
Anthem, wife and son, Master Waerho1se, Jno Miller, Capt
Bigelow, Hayden CoggeshaIl, Capt p II Treadsay and lady,
Thos Phillips, Or Keau, samsing, James Robertson, and 30
deck passengers.
FoR KAwArHAE-Per Kafama, July 14-E P Adams
FsoH kAwAHAE-Per Mary, July 1oEF Spencer, Geo W
Macy, and 81 deck passengers.
For LaHArSA-per kanai, July is Hofua ser, John Mil
Ter, Master waterhouse. Samsins, and IS deck passengers. Z
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DEPARTURES.

cisco.
1o-Schr Sally, for HIo, via intermediate ports.
liam whaIeship Polar Star, Weeks, for cruise on the
line.
11-schr Maria, Molteno, for Lahaina and ports on Maui.
1-Hav brig Advance, Robinson, for Portland Oregon.
1AHaw schr Kalama- Gate Queen of Vest Lowell, for
kawaihae via Lahaina-
1lSchr Kanoi, Chadwick, for Lahaina and Kahului.
15-Schr Alice, Rye, for Roma, Hawaii
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Marine Telegraph Notice.

Masters and officers of vessels tound 10 or past Honolulu, are
requested 70 take notice that a Marine Telegraph has been
erected or the ridge connecting Diamond Head with the noun
tains inland, and all vessels passing within ten miles of the head
will be reported. China bound vessels can display their signals
without calling out a pilo, The national ensign at the main or
fore is a signal for having a United States mail on board for
Honolulu This signal should be displayed at the fore only
when a pilot it wanted Vessels can run along within two miles
q the shore with perfect safety, and without losing the trade
z;ad
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that parsimony is not economy a very liberal
expenditure may be an essential part OF true
economy. Now is the time for effort. If we
who are most interested are united and earnest,
our success is certain.
1t was deemed important by the Board OF
Trustees that the President visit the [. States be-
before the college should go into full operation,
to confer there with the leading minds engaged
practically in the work of education, to secure a
suitable Board of Professors, who can work har-
moniously and efficiently together, to select class
books for the college library and apparatus, and
cooperate with the friends of The institution in
the u. States in securing funds for the endowment.
He accordingly set out on his voyage thither last
March.
Notwithstanding he had gone, our friends there,
believing that one who had witnessed the rise
and progress of Hawaiian civilization, would be
able to present the claims of our institution in a
clearer and stronger light to those on whom we
rely for aid, invited Rev. r. Armstrong to go
across the waters and help in the same work.
The trustees cordially approved O. the suggestion
and gave him a commission on their be-
half, and His Majesty has gdd68ously released
him from his post, as President Of the Board of
Education, till he can accomplish this agency,
and he is now on his way. May the blessings of
heaven attend him and crown his efforts with
success. Very respectfully,
w. p. ALEXANDER,
In behalf of the Trustees.
Wailuku, J13~,sAl857.
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DIED

In this city, suddenly, On Monday, the 18th inst, OF conges-
ton II the lungs, ADzLAiSE. wifs Of Geo. Kyle, aged % years.
Ia Lahaina, on wednf siay, July sth, CHARLES A, SON of
Rev reno 4, anil cornria y Bishop, aged 2 years and 6
months.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I.
IVA

July 81 p. Nam schr Queen OF the West, Lowell, Is days
from San Francisco.
1o-Schr Kamoi, Hebron, fr I'm Kahului and Lahalna.
10-Schr Mary, BerTiIL, from Kawaihae.
liam brigantine Morning Star, Moore, 10 days from
Narquesas, via Hlo and Lahaina-
1l-Schr Alice, Rye, from Kona, Hawaii.
l2-Schr Kauehameha ", fro m K0hala.
l5-Schr Klnoole, FROM Molokai, with cattle,
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VESSELS IN PORT]ULY Is.
INTER-IsLAND TRADE.

TRox KAHrLrr-Per Kanoi. July 1913 kegs sugar, 3 ba gs
Is b1nches bananas, 4s hides, $50 goat skins, 2 bbis whale oil,
IL tons wheat, 1 cord irewood, 2 horses, IS sheep.
FcR KkHrlrT-Per Ksmoi-35o0 feet lumber, 1000 shingles
5 kegs nails, 106 pigs rudse, Sc empty barrels.
FKox kArAHAs-Per Mary, July I0-lT bales wool, %
hides, 2 casks tailow, 10 kegs butter, IS cattle, ID sheep, 5
pigs
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ve..el. E.pec.ea fren. PORCH. Pore.

The Am clipper ship Fortuns, of Fl. A. Pi-rce's line Of Sand.
vfch Island packets, > lied from Boston May 18th, with a fun
-~~ro ~ .,enhandise. to B. W. Field. due here about Sept. 10.
Smersc,n bark Messenger Bird, Homer, may be looked for
frsm China about August i, with cargo China goods to b w
lietd- -
ship hi Whitney len Sydney, New South Wales, about May
s sr this port, With cargo Of sheep
70 touch heze 10 fT daT2 xu,-x.
Hoonlriu. April L. with ca-so az merchsn4U
American ship John GIipiu Was advertised to fezSe1
Stay Gr Hon lulu direct
4 -ssseI il shortly expected from Manila, or some China port
bur = : Cannot learn definitely in regard to.t.
lsrir Joha Dunlap, Cooke, will be due from Christmas Island
Alb rss August l.
~ 4 p. With yercasaifs- TO r. G. Jasiou-
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QUERY.-Can any valid reason be given why no
attempt is made by this government to arrest and
bring to trial, Lyman B. Swan, who continues sport
ing on the beach in San Francisco and laughing at
the ineficiency of our government and its officials in
bringing him to justice?
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EXPORTS.

EoE AsroKrA-per AdTance-S9 kegs sugar, 81 bbls salt, 4
hbls black fish oil, 8 bags coffee, 80 SKIS do, 81 bbls sugar, 70
bales pull, Is pkgs household furniture, 1 csk port wine, 1 csk
brandy
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LATEST DATES. received at ,hi. once.
Ships Mails.

For SAS FRsxc,Scc, per Yankee, about the 25,h inst.
For LAHAIxA, per Kamehameha,t to-day.
For KAwAIHAE, per Mary, on Monday
Fer kauai, per John Yogng on Friday.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

~ The past has been an extremely quiet week.
Business of most kinds is at a standstill, and the
auction rooms have barely found sufficient customers
to make any sales. More than usual sickness
prevails in the town, principally influenza caused by
the sudden changes of the atmosphere. The high
winds on Friday and Saturday last, left many COM
planning of severe colds and other ills.
THE NEXT MAIL FROM THE U. S-We somewhat
expect the New York mail of June 9th by the clipper
ship ssSouthern Cross, y which would leave San Fran
cisco about July Sth, and may be expected about the
22d inst. But our advices in regard to this vessel
are not definite.
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SHIPS SpARs.-Honolulu is acquiring a reputation
for the superior masts furnished at the shipyards.
All the vessels lately fitted out here have had as good
masts as could have been found in any port in the
world. Those who wish to see a beautiful spar should
look at the new main mast of the schooner Mary,
which is seventy feet in length, and was hewn out by
Messrs. Robinson s. Co. The timber is northwest
pine, from Puget Island, and a good supply of spars
are kept constantly on hand.
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IMPORTS.

FROM San FRAscrsco-per schr Queen of the West-25O
empty barre,s. i box candies, ! case sarsaParfla, 4S tins water
crackers, 81 tins Jenny Lind cakes, 2bdis plank, ! pcs heading,
] pkge do, 3 pigs iron hoops.
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MARouEsAs.-For the report of the cruise Of the
mission schooner We are indebted to Judge Chamber
lain, who was a passsnger in her. The harbor notes
are furnished by Capt. Moore.
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TYPE AND TYPE SETTING.-Some of our readers
have expressed n desire to know the comparative size
of the Commercial and Potynesian, in the shape
these papers are now printed. We have therefore
had the types measured, and find the following re-
suit. Perhaps it is not known by all that types are
measured by the letter m. and each page, column or
handful is said to contain so many ems. The last
number of this paper contained 215 900 ems, the last
number of the Polynesian contained 102, 900 ems.
Of these types the Polynesian resets weekly for its
readers about $4,000 ems, the Commercial resets
weekly 5000 ems.
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SupRExE CouRT.-In the Nile case which occupied
the court three days, the jury were unable to agree
and were discharged after consulting eight hours on
the case. They stood seven for defendants, five for
plaintiff. The court is still occupied with native
cases. but closes its session this morning.
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a sore on her left arm, preckely as described by her
sister sister. and Mrs R Mast mns nS cut on a, one ss finger gsr, also
growth of the toes on tho left foot, by which mainly
Jane Bloom identified ~ body as that of her sister,
corresp0ded to Is dS6ke that would hardly seem to
leave Is.rs roo TOR : S$ sns;Snr.a Can no. we wonder Tsa that a.,a the
figure, a~ssgsparent age also very exactly similar.
Msse1oSm may be a tride heavier than the murdered
girI.
While these sim;larities might very naturally mis-
lead the Witnesses, especially taken in connection
with the fact that Sarah Bloom was missing, there
were still marked differences between the two. Miss
Blooms hair is much finer and less in quantity. The
color varies bv some shades. The noses are essen
tally ~dissimilar. Miss Blooms is quite prominent
that of the murdered girl is a straight Grecian. The
expression of the face must have been very unlike,
but the hands and feet are very similar.
Miss Bloom signifies her entire willingness to re-
main under charge of the Coroner until all question
of her identity is put to rest. The foul murder is
shrouded in deeper mystery than even. The officers
are now without a single clue on which to start an
investigation. The presumption now muot be that
the body was brought here from a distance. An
excellent jury has been summoned on the inquest,
and no effort, will be spared to ferret out the terrible
mystery"
Loss OF SHIP ALICE MANDELL OF THIS PoRr.-Hoxd
KoNG, March 15th.-The .ffice .Mnndeii, whaler,
has been wrecked on the Prates. She left this har-
tor on Sd inst, and Capt. Dennis calculated that he
was at least 30 miles from the shoai; but about q
quarter to 3 o'clock on the morning of Saturday, the
7th, she suddenly struck Upon the reef and immedi-
ately filled. One boat ssFnmped alongside, and sew
eral men were drowned; three however managed 20
get upon the shoal. The remainder of the crew en-
barked in four boats, three of which arrived here on
the morning Of TuesdAs; the fourth ives picked up
by the Danish brig {o1R Chrisfoph.
The .dfice sHandeH vas a first class ship, of 413
tons, owned by Messrs. c. R. Tucker & Co, and was
on her second yoyage; The ship and outfits were
81 900 at the Commercial Mutual Insurance Office
Lisk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-07-16

y THE New DRUG STORE, recently erected by
DIR. Hoffman,, on the lot adjoining Messrs. Hackfeld
& Co., is a very neat model, taken from faderland.
The doctor has had considerable experience in building
and fitting drug stores, and this comes nearer perfec-
ton than any previous attempt. 1t is almost needless to
add that the doctor is always on hand when wanted
aud that his stock comprises the choicest and freshest
drugs and medicines to be found here.
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19
CITY MILLS
4aSssss Main-st, West End, Stockton, ~
& Established in 1850 =

VHNHE undersigned, confident from their long
IL experience in the Milling business, of their
ability to manufacture the best description of
FLOUR, would invite the attention of parties
wishing to purchase, to the established reputa-
ton their brand has acquired in the Southern
Mines, and wherever introduced, for its purity
and superior quality.
They would take this occasion to inform their
friends and the public, that having added to the
premises, Fire proof Brick Store-House, 40x80
feet, capable of storing 600 tons gran-im-
proved and perfected the machinery of the Mills,
their increased convcniences enable them to
confidently guarantee every sack of Flour bran
ded '.STocKToN CITY MILLS"
To Merchants and Farmers, they would add
that they continue to pay particular attention
to grinding all kinds of grain. In conclusion,
they would respectfully refer all those unac-
quainted with the Mills, to the principal Mer-
chants of Stockton and the Southern Mines.
SPERRY & CO.
n. B. The Office has been removed to the
new building, adjoining the MILL where orders
are solicited for Flour, Corn Neal Ground Bar
ley, Shorts, Bran, &c. S. & Co.
Stockton, April IL, 1851 apl ll-6mo