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Asbielp 1T tbs Ilarkets.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, December = iSo1.
CoTroN There ma very Air demand Yesterday. with
Arshsr seaaier ana sr market and shs sales embraced
ons 8soo hses whioA been The anonn sold on
Nosdsy WsSspsatcuF lat qsotaiiona g
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FOR RED RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY. Dec. ?. at o'clock 2. NJ.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE
nss. FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
lAaA Bayou ST. Maurice. Grand Ecore and Alexan-
draThe elegant and swift running passenger
packet steamer w. A. Andrew, r. Moody. master,
all intermediate landings For freight passage apply
board.
n3O J.s.PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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THOMAS BARKER, GENERAL AGENT AND
= GoiiitESIoR = Particular attention given STEAM
BOAT BUSINESS. Baton Rouge La.
References-Barbee Benjamin, George A. Pike, S. +
Hart Co Iarguer Lsnoue, Col, Andrew Matta Hon r
a. MofsSh' NJ VI rlylS u--
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Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY.
/, IT. !. n e G ULA n COAST PACKET
Dulke-Semi- Weekly Line for Bayou Sara and
the Coast-The splendid fast steamer Duke,
Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Plaauemine Bayou
Gonla Donadsonve and all intermediate landings the
Toast every MONDAY Mt r. NJ and FRIDAY at 10 A. NJ
For freight PASSAGE apply on board
particular attention landing and freight at all
hours of the day and night. dl
Leaves SATURDAY, Dec. l2th at o'clock p NJ
RE- REGULAR MEMPHIS PACK
lI1Ss ET-The splendid passenger packet Eel se,
Broadwel master will leave above on SAT-
White rivers all landings plantations
in the bends For freight passage apply board to
n30 j. Il. HYDE L CO. 66 Poydras street.
The Eclipse will attend to her Vicksburg friends and
freight rs usual
Leaves every SATURDAY. at o'clock P. NJ.
~ REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET
ssslalT = FOR vIcKsBURG.The fine steamer r. W.
for Vicksburg Warrenon New Carthage Grand Gulf ST. Jo
eph Rodney Waterproof Nachez Fort Adams Bayou Sara
Baton Rouge Plaquemine and the Coast
ABOVE f0f 'ssn' P3KrER Is Grayer street.
Particuar attention given plantation business iazoo
freight taken high water rates with the privilege of
shipping. oil T.
Leaves MONDAY, 7th inst, at 5 e. NJ.
re- NJ K nj p III S AND NEW ORLEANS
Packet Lne-For Memphis and all the Bends
master be ready freight Saturday morning
the foot Of Grod and will leave above For freight
j. H. FREL1GH, Agent
dl Office under the ST. Charles Hotel
mSThis line Napoleon with regular packets for
the White and Arkansas rivers and Memphis with
packets for ST. Louis and for Louisville
nB-Adams' Express carried regularly by this line
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a.. UNITED SVATESVRI- N-
laAsIst WEEKLY MALL LINE $500

The above mentioned splendid packets will esvs
their regular days. without fail the hour appointed All
business to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will not be responsible for any letter package
containing jewery other vsluable unless regular
bills Of aing specifying the and value and
the freight paid any vauabes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board or TO
: CARROLL, PRTTCHARD 4 CO.,
Union Row, IS Carondelet ST.
nsO IF T. r. SMITH No. 4 Tchnnpiton las st.
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~ COAST PACKET STEA MER
aupf+A HELM DOnnn-To and from New Orleans

I@MEFSfH HELM DOnnn-To and from New Orleans
s2sssanAs Bayou Sara. Fort Adams Wilamspor Port
Hudson, and all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA
Saturday, August 18th will continue throughout the
leaving New Orleans Saturday evening" at O'clock
Bayou Sara Wednesday evening" the arrival the
from Woodyie.
will be the Levee to receive freight Thurs
day morning
lParticular attention paid the receiving and landing of
passengess freight all hours Of the day and night
jy29tf HOLMES & CI.AUSS, IA Tchouptoalas ST.
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Will leave on SATURDAY the 9Th Inst, at 5P. NJ.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE.
r.. FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT

Inc hne light draft
ssaas.4aa packet Swan, Charles Hayes master. G. =.
Hayes clerk will leave above for Port Caddo Smthand Ben
ton, Swansons Landing Shreveport Grand Bayou, Campte
Grand Ecoe ST Maurice Alexandria, ind all Intermediate
la d gs on Red river For freight passage having
passed accommodations, apply on board.
d. j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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BELow-CoMING UP.
Ship Statesman Watts from Havana.
British Ship Essex, Munro, from London Oct 9th
Spanish Bark Carmen, from Malaga, to Puig, Mir AGO.
Bark Mary Elizabeth, -, from Rio dc Janero-Cargo 500
bags coffee to Togo Taylor % 5si A55
Norwegian Bark Arenda As days from Bordeaux to Charles
Cayhroc. g's t''
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y. -..- list District
NEWBURG, INDIANA-Per Hatchs Boa-l3OO bbls -four
TO G Twche AGO.
INDIANA--Per Prices Boa-lOOO bbls -four to P Ethel
Gco
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MEMORANDA,

&5 ByCapt Frost OF the ship Rater October ed lat TO-
S. long "a 10 W. American bark showing white Burgee
with blue border red letters could make On
18th October lat 90 o. N long IS 49, W. bark Sally Magee
from Rio, bound to Richmond, Va.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2 at 5P. NJ.
r. FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND ALL
intermediate landngs-The fast running and ele
giant passenger packet steamer William MI.
Morrison, Bofnger MASTER Austin R; Moore, clerk,
will leave above For freight apply board
ms j. s. pAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
particular attention paid to Memphis Helena Napoleon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-12

Mr.. EDITOR Il cannot account for the apathy of
this community, in relation to the numerous and in
creasing fierce foreign dogs allowed to range about, or
not safely secured in their owners yards. The other
day, a daughter of Mrs. butcher was flown upon and
dangerously mangled by a bull or mastif, of Mr..
Browns. I have had many narrow escapes myself,
and to-day was chased the whole length of the fence
of a yard at the back of the Black Horse, belonging
to Mr.. Cummings (but leased I believe)-by a power
full bulldog, who was only prevented from mischief
by the uncertain protection of a picket fence.
I think it is a scandalous thing that those whose
duty it is to see their salary paid, do net see the other
part of their duty, to look after these animals and
report them to the Magistrate, as often as they are
loose or their chain too near the door path. Dogs
ought not to be allowed their liberty in any yard, that
will seize a person approaching the house in the day
time. If the owners do not wish visitors, let them
notify that they keep a savage dog within, to prevent
calls, Surely the beam is in their own eye, when
they talk about native dogs being so intolerable q nui-
sance, which they really are, but nothing compared
to this. 1t is a pity strychnine is SO dear, as to pre-
vent the streets being strewed plentifully with it as
it is in vain to look, apparently, for the aid of the
authorities, until the doctor has taken the case out of
their hands. The fee pays better in looking after
horses. Look out for teeth and HYDRoPHoBIA.
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Mr.. EDITOR The stealing and sale OF old Conn.,
by natives has been carried On to such an exte,
within the last twelve months as to occasion freoue.
and loud complaints from various quarters. n.
Marshal, Mr.. Parke, has demonstrated with dealer
without avail, and the comparatively few cases A
conviction, before the police magistrate, seems to !
no check to the growing evil. a very small propO
ton of the copper, if indeed any, offered for sale b,
natives, is legitimately obtained. 1t is not alone The
ship yards, condemned vessels, and piles under te
Government wharves, which are exposed to Their
depredations; but sugar mills, fire engines, foree|
pumps, and all other kinds of machinery which have
copper or composition connections, admitting of easy
detachment. (unless guarded by bolts and locks) anil
sure to be mutilated and robbed of this material
Lately q brisk traffic has been carried on by stealing
from one merchant and selling to another, which has|
been the occasion of frequent recrimination amongst
the buyers themselves. AS the ordinary legal penal
ties have proved to be insufficient correctives to this
branch of thieving, and, as the traffic in stolen Cop
per is not recognised in the wholesale and retail
licenses of dry goods and liquor dealers, it has been
suggested that the Government grant special licenses
to peddlers and receivers of old copper. The trea-
sury would gain something by the operation, and
the public would gain by it, as they would know
where to go to replace the missing articles, at a cost
IF the export value of old copper, which would be
a fraction of the cost of its manufacture at the
machine shop. The license might be accompanied
by such conditions as would protect individuals from
the most fragrant cases Of robbery, and severe penal
should be inflicted upon such as are caught
.traficing in the article without license. ***
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MEMORANDA.

LAHAINA, MARCH Z. 1857.
DEAR sR Since our last we have to report the arrival of
the ship Cambria from the Society Islands. Reports, at the
different ports, the following ships: Lydia, Trident, John
Hoptand, Olympia, Arnoda, Nary. Banks Hamilton and
Wotga. Neither had taken any oil since leaving these Islands.
Ship Cornelius Holotand, had taken % sperm, and is bound
here. Bark Eadeauor, for home. antelope, for Guam.
Also, ship William Wirt, Osborne, 7 months from home, 90
barrels whale oil. Spoke on passage, Jirdh Perry, no oil;
Condor, 40 sperm. Fine and beautiful weather as usual, and
expect quite a fleet in the course of two weeks.-BoLLEs & Co.
DEAR sIR,-We send You the report of the I'm. Wirt, Capt.
Osborne :-Jireh Perry, Cannon, off Huahini, 40 sperm, bound
North Condor, Whiteside, do, clean, do do Tahmaroo, Robin
son. do, 40 sperm, do do Morning Light, Norton, $50 s., Is
w, will take the season of shore ground Niger, Jernisan, 20
sperm, do do.-Yrs- GILMAN & Co. LAHAINA, March o.
HLo, MARCH Q, 1857.
Arrived at this port. yesterday, ship Jiruh PERU. Cannon.
of New Bedford, from home, $50 bbls sperm. The following
ships remain, to sail soon: Barnstabte, Yenice and PhniD =
ManuokaUai, VIM. Becky, from Honolulu, via, Kawaihae,
arrived last evening. Yours, j. WORTH.
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- 1t is amusing to see how easily the ~equanimity
of some persons is disturbed and their natural COM
mon sense overturned. Judging from the communi-
cation over his signature in the last POfyneslan, the
Editor of the Haze Ha,Uaii probably has his editorial
cushion stuffed with 60 gun %cotton," for we know OF
nothing else so infammable. The signature at the
close Of the communication was super1uous, as there
could have been no installing the authorship. Io
understand the origin of the remarks on the Haze In
the last Commercial, it should be stated that we were
requested by MI. Fuller ssto notice. his paper, which
request was assented to with the remark that he must
not be offended with the freedom which might be used
in snoticing'' it. Our remarks contain nothing but
facts, all of which can be proven. We have space,
however, to correct but one of Mr.. F.'s hasty state
ments. He says:
Now, as to the :" offer to take charge of the paper" No COM
President Of the Board Of Education, Ito take charge of the na-
tive paper and make it something"
Thinking we might be mistaken, we addressed a
line to Rev. A. Bishop, formerly q missionary, but
now we believe out of enploy,) to enquire as to the
correctness of our memory, in abiding as we did to
a conversation with him some weeks since. Mr.. B.
replies:
"The facts are these: In a conversation with Mr.. Fuller on the
subject of his paper, he expressed a regret that he had not time
articles ar ha i U rp apt this. I of offered % take take charge ay p'e Of the paper r and n
devote my time to it, for a certain sum-, say $500 per annum.
IC tIDSu thd licIC ~ DOt luLIS lOT tc II d to PAPER
did not quite pay for itself presume from what you tell me he
has written in the POlynestan, that he has forgotten the whole
affair"
Whether Mr.. Bishop is a " competent person, the
public will Of course judge for themselves. We be-
lieve him to be one of the most accomplished Hawai-
ian scholars on the Islands. The other statements
made by Mr.. Fuller contain about as much truth as
the one above quoted, and the Polynesian's jargon
about " insanity had better be applied to its own
correspondents. We are more satisfied than ever,
judging from this last production of it's editor, that
the pages of the Hue Hawaii are filled with little else
than Sc twaddle and nonsense Would it not be well
for the government to take the hint given by its Off
cial organ, and appoint a commission to inquire into
the sanity of some of its oficers-the Editor of the
Haze in particular? It is also a question worth inves-
tigating by the commission whether the same refined
literature adorns the pages of the native paper, or
infuses itself into the Department of Public Instruc-
ton, and if so, what are its effects on the schools and
and children OF the kingdom.
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vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

Am sch San Diego, was to leave Puget Sound about Feb. !, for
this port.
for Honolulu.
Br ship Minetta, was to leave London -,c consigned to
r. Clouston. Agent of the IIudsonfs Bay Co.
Am ship John Marshall, was to leave New York for Honolulu
in January.
Am. brigantine L. P. Foster, johnson, Is due from Puget
Sound with a cargo of lumber to IIackfeld & Co.
One of Pierce & Co.'s line of Boston s. I. Packets was to sail
from Boston for Honolulu about Feb. Is.
American bark Bhering, Morse, sailed from Boston, Dec. 2,
for Honolulu.
American ship Raduga left Boston Nov. 10, with cargo mdze.
for Honolulu, to c. Brewer-due March Is.
Bremen brig Kauai sailed from Bremen Oct. 8, with cargo of
merchandise to Ioffschlaeger & StapenhOrst.
Br. blk Gambia, from London via Tahiti sailed April 8. Last
reported at Sydney. Due here ria Tahiti, March 20.
American clipper brigantine Morning Star sailed from Boston
FOR Honolulu about Dec. ,, with merchandise for the American
Mission-due April Is.
A vessel is expected daily from from Columbia River, but we
do not learn her name.
A fine clipper ship, building at Liverpool. called the Kameha-
meha. had been chartered for IOnoluIa. She would sail during
the Spring, consigned to II. G. Janion.
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small house for the protection of the property OF the
company as well as a general caveat against all IN
truders. One great drawbacks to these guano islands
is the want of fresh water, not q drop of which is any
where to be found. Rain seldom falls as appears by
the very dry condition in which they found the guano
as deep as four or five feet below the surface. Birds
eggs and fish are in such abundance az almost to
stagger our faith in human testimony. AT times the
birds were so thick as actually to cloud the atmos-
phere, and it was almost impossible to step without
treading on the nests. Altogether, it seems, these
islands are by all accounts, a wonderful place.
Those who are curious to see Com. Mervin's IA
nous report of his visit to these guano islands, can
find it in our paper of Dec. IL.
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For SAN FRANCISCo-Per Yankee-W ii Gulick, T. IIempsted
J Maxey, F j. Hanks, Jos Casper, II Dreyfous, A S Grinbaum,
J A Mock, I Alexander, F S Lyman, Sylvia Ruth and family,
Geo Robinson, Thos Anderson, NJ Russell, j A Daily, Harry s
Swinton Jr, Chas s Smith. All Hong, All Tong, All TAX, David
Antoine, NJ Schwartz, Chas Schultz, ID NJ Weston, e A Heydon,
w ID Rogers, John Edwards, James Wilson, John Davis, A Ben
son, Rev Il g Beckwith, Miss NJ J Armstrong, Capt . b Spencer,
Mrs Benson, J Merrill, Capt Bailey Mr. Dickinson, Capt Macon
Der, Miss A Poor, Mr. Schwope.
From SAN FRANCIsco-per Lucky Star-H G Leonard, " G
Valentine and lady, d Mcdonald, Mrs Cleal and son, VIM Mears,
Robert Stevenson, NJ Regnault, F Sgnett, NJ Carroll, J Henry,
Mr. Grain and wife-all the above are for Melbourne, excepting
Leonard.
From JARVIS IsLAND-per LiholhO-Chas A Judd, A Benson.
From SAN FRANcIsco-per Fanny Major-W. A. Aldrich,
Mrs. Cartwright and daughter, Mr.. Rivett, j. r. Bond, j.
Simmons.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. 7.
ARRIVALS.

siarch 5.-Am Whaleship Minerva, Warner, from Lahaina;
shipped IS bbls of oil by the Aspasia, and sailed,
March ., for the North.
Haw schr Kekauluohi, from KOna, Hawaii.
Gam clipper bark Lucky star, Sweeny, Is days from
San Francisco, en- route for Sydney.
Iaw schr Alice, Rye, from KOna, Hawaii.
E-Am whaleships Barnstable, Fisher; Lagoda, Will
lard; Venice, Lester, arrived off this port from
Iahaina and Hilo, and sailed same day for the
North.
Am whaleship Huntsville, Grant, $50 bbls whale,
1900 bone.
FIR VIII sh Elizabeth, Painblanc, 9 months and a half
I'm Havre, clean.
Haw sch John Young, Hale, "a hours FIN Kauai.
" sch Kamehameha, Gulick, I'm Kohala.
I" sch Liholiho, Patty, 20 days I'm New Nantucket
Island, with cargo of guanO.
Shaw sch Maria and Sally from windward ports.
10-" sch Kinoole, Morse, from Kona, Hawaii.
I0-Am bk Fanny Major, Lawton.
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off Peru, that turned us out four hundred and 81
barrels of oil, and two hundred gallons of ~turpeat;,
and when we histed his head IN, we got one thous,s,
pounds of acAite lead out of it, with which we pahss
ship on the passage home and had a fair stock left :
next VOYAGE The blower left.
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DEPARTURES.

March SHAW brig Emma, Bent, for Kauai.
Am VIII sh Vineyard, CasweIl, and Sheffield. Green,
to cruise.
9-Sch Kamoi, for Lahaina.
10-Am blk Lucky Star, Sweeney, for Melbourne.
I0-Sch FavorIe, for Kahului.
10" Kamenameha ", for Kohala.
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BosroN. Nov. i, 1856.

Me.srs. Lousada & Spencer, Honolulu:
GENTLEMEN,-Herewith you have account sales OF the balance
of wool q bales) received from you per Ocean Telegraph also
my account current closed by my draft your favor of u. W..
Field, Honolulu.
The Sandwich Islands wool is wen-Gked here, and will in
crease in favor the more it is known. Prices have risen con-
siderably lately, and 1 presume after next session of Congress
similar wool will come in free Of duty if invoiced under Is cents
O pound. Yours respectfully,
HENRY A.. PIERCE.
Accompanying the above are two account sales, one of two
bales of black wool, which has been supposed heretofore to be
much inferior. This lot consisted of 657 lbs which realized Is
cents per lb-s1S3 90. The other lot consisted of 5497 lbs which
realized from 80 to 33 cents per Id, and appears to have sold
very readily within thirty days after its receipt. We have no
doubt an arrangement can be made with Mr.. Pierce or some
other merchant in the c. S. to take all the wool shipped to them
and allow the shippers to draw against it, at a fixed rate per lb,
say 10 to II cents on each ID. We trust the facts given above
will give an impetus to this branch Of domestic industry.
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VESSELS IN PoRT-MARCH II.

Fl. +. MS corvette Eurydice, NJ. NJ. Pichon.
Chilean brig Escape, Gasso, repairing.
Am clipper ship Aspasia, Green, loading cargo oil.
Am. bark Frances Palmer, Green, rehtting.
Am Clipper bark Yankee, Smith.
Am bark Fanny Major, Lawton, to sail about the 25th Feb.
for San Francisco.
wHALERS.
Ship Elizabeth, (Fr1 Brig Oahu, Mode, fitting out.
Huntsville. Banks, Harmony, Bumpus.
Italy, Babcock, fit. out
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICE.

SPECIAL ESS NOTICE.
Persons DESTROYS of mailing papers, can procure them at our
counter neatly done up in wrappers, five copies for so cents, or
twelve copies for a dollar.
TERMS.-Six Dollars per annum.
Single Copies 124 cents each.
AGENTS FOR THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
Lahaina. Maui C. S. BARLOW, Esq.
Maka1cao, E. Maui L. i. TORBERT, ESQ.
Hid, HGtcGii Capt. j. WORTH.
KaUaihae, Haacdii Capt. JAS. A. LAW.
Kond, HdiUdii THOS. ii. PARIS, Esq.
K0Ioa, Kauai DIR. j. w. SMITH.
San Francisco, Cal ]. 2. FISHER, Esq, Mer. Ex.
NeU Bedford and q. S. = b. LINDSEY, Ed. Ship List.
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Ships Mails.

For SAN Francisco, per Yankee, Wednesday, March IL, at 10
AN.
For LAHAINA, per Maria, Wednesday, and Kekauluoh, on
Thursday.
For KoNA, per Kekauluohi, Thursday.
For HnO, Wednesday.
For KAUAI, per Excel, about Friday.
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PORT OF 1AHA1MA. MAUI
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS.
March 6--Slip Cambria, Pease, from Society Islands.
Ship William Writ, Osborne, Z months from home
90 bbls whale.
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Coasters i'm Port

Sch. Bamamalu, repairing.
" Maria, for Kawaihae soon.
- Liioliho, discharging guano.
" KekauIuohi, for Kona soon.
" Alice, for do do.
Sally, for Hilo.
K:nooie, Morse, up for Kona.
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10 A bag will be kept open at our counter for the
reception of papers, letters, &C., for the Yankee, till
ten minutes before her sailing. Three numbers of
the Commercial have been issued since the departure
of the Post, which can be procured in wrappers,