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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-01-22

French corvette L,Artemise is expected daily from CaIIao.
Am. bark Frances Palmer, Green, win leave San Francisco for
this port about Jan. 5.
Am ship Raduga-was to leave Boston about Nov. 10, with
cargo mdze for Honolulu, to @. Brewer.
Bremen brig Kauai was TO sail firm Bremen latter part of Sept.
with cargo merchandise to Hofschlaeger and Stapenhorst.
American sch. Flying Dart, Freeman, from S. Francisco about
Dec. 20. (Uncertain).
Br. bk Gambia, from London Uia Tahiti, sailed April 6. Last
reported at New Caledonia.
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For the P. C. Advertiser

For the z. Z. AdVerlser.
Mr.. EDITOR Will you please to insert in your
next issue the following resolution passed unanim-
ously at a meeting of the Trustees of the Sailors
Home, held on the evening of the 10Th inst.
Resolved, That the thanks of the trustees be pre-
scented to Mr.. and Mrs. Thrum, the managers of the
g Home'' for the efficient and judicious manner in
which its affairs have been conducted, and they also
desire to express to them the entire confidence felt by
the board that the :. Home under their direction
and management will fully accomplish the ends for
which it was erected, and as heretofore to assure
them of their undivided sympathy and support. Also
that the Secretary be instructed to furnish MIR. and
Mrs. Thrum with a copy of the above and see that it
be published in the Pacific Commercial .4dvertise,
From minutes of the meeting.
I. BARTLETT, Secretary.
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HANBURG-Per Brig Hero-2 cs iron chests and chains, / Bile
woodenware, 2 pkgs samples, L parcel paper, eco floor stones,
B Cs wooden ware, 4 cs iron ware, 1 pkge samples, ID cs mdse,
1 sample box mdse, 100 bgs mdse, 2 cs Raven duck, 100 hams,
% cs sherry, I cs biters, 80 cs refined sugar, 400 cs liquors, 2
sample boxes, 3 cS hardware, Is csks beer, 2 cs dry goods, 100
csks bread, so tons Goals, % cs matches, 1 sample box, 5349
cakes.
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A new line of screw steamers is about to be estab-
lished between London and Valparaiso. The first
ship, the Chill, of 1000 tons, viii sail ON November
20. She viii proceed from Valparaiso to Coquimbo
and Caldera, and viii also forward passengers to the
principle ports of Peru.
The Emperor of Morocco, on the remonstranee of
the British Charge d'Afaires. has agreed to pay an
Indemnity of SIC, 900 for the bark Hymen, and $7,-
900 for a French ship recently p~lundered by the Riff
pirates.
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ASSENGER

From HAHBuRGH-per Hero-Mrs. Eder, Mira. Moeller, (cap-
tain's wife,.
For LAHAINA-per Kamoi-C. s. Barlow, Rev. S. E. Bishop
BE 6oi!es, ): Hofmeyer, E. Mol, E. Miner, O. Merrill, Mrs.
c. h u Bishop, Mrs. E. G. Beckwith and child, Mrs. ii. NJ. Whit
ney and 3 children.
From LAHAISA-per Mara-D. C. Bigelow, DIR. Jas. r. Dow.
For SAN FRANcISCo-per Fanny Major-C. w. Jones and
Lady, Messrs. Prince, Billings, Irwin, Frink, Compton, J. Rowe
and lady, Captains Weld and Pinkham, w. A. AIdricb. NJ q
Monsarrat, Mr.. Raphael, J.J. Caranave, Bennett, Bell, Mills.
Bonsel, J. Quinsy, g. ROdes, j. King, Lewis, Borden. PbiTins
J.. r. Packer, J. r. Bond, John Evans, j. sButerfeId, Chas'
Barstow, MIR. Card, and 4 others. Total, So.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

NEW BEDFORD III MARKET, NOV. II.
sPERM-Continues dull, and sales limited. The transactions
include sales 200 bbls at 40 cts per gallon, about I5 bbls an
officers lay of a ships cargo at 1876 cts and about 30 bbls at a
price not transpired.
WHALE-Them market for whale is quiet, but holders are in
clined to be frm,-sales of 60 bbls dark at 70 cts and so bbls
South Sea at so cts are all the transactions coming to our knowl-
edge since our last.
WHALEBoNE-The only sales of whalebone in this market the
past week are 1900 lbs Ochotsk at II cts and 10000 Tbs do at a
price not transpired, but understood at an advance upon the
above.-ShipPing List.
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U We have received several communications hit
ting off the current topic of dance houses from right
to left, and rice versa, but have not space for them,
and as there has been quite enough said already, it
is not advisable to e" exhaust the subject , notwith-
standing the broad latitude and longitude which our
contemporary claims for morals, legislation and met
aphysics generally in the Hawaiian Kingdom.
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Mr.. EDITOR Are you aware, or is the American
Commissioner aware, of a report now going the
rounds in Honolulu, and every day gaining ground,
to the effect that, during the past shipping season.
seamen confined in the Fort of Honolulu have been
held at the order of one shipping master only, while
those in the same business, but less favored Of the
powers that be, were unable TO obtain IL IMAM, new
ever willing they might have been to ship?
NAUTICUs,
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The following appears to me to be the true star.
the question
The prosecution declares that:
/. The women in question are prostitutes.
3. The place of assembly is a public hotel.
3. The men congregated there are both reside, |
and strangers.
4. Prostitution is an immortality.
5. Associating with prostitutes in public is nm, |
lie immortality, and as such is a violation of law.
G.. The evil complained of is not an injury to u.
characters of forty or fifty girls of the town, hp,.
disgrace to the town itself, and to the Havana,
Islands.
The Government organ declares that:
1. The girls are improved by these assemblies.
2. Being Hawaiians, he goes in for their improve.
ment generally.
3. The prosecution has taken the wrong pig b,
the ear, for our legislation is too far advanced to suit
the state of morals in the nation.
4. The real duty of the government is to lcens
prostitution and cure those diseases which are pecu,
liar to that institution.
Being in favor of the opinions set forth in tbs
prosecution, l deny the right of the women in ques-
ton to be improved in outward appearance to the
blotting Of the good name of the town of Honolulu
If they are improved, they are improved prOst-
tutes. 1t is so far well, but they are prostitutes
still; and 1 most emphatieally deny the right of the
Polynesian or any one else to hold up these forty or
fifty women as the proper representatives of the Hs
waiian females, as to morals, whose elevation is to
benefit the whole. Whatever men may say, whose
associations have been only with lewd women, say il
though they may, in the witness box or elsewhere, |
maintain that the Hawaiian nation-the female pr-
tion-are not now, in 1857, a nation of ~prostituteS
If the editor of the Polynesian will leave his card for
K. at the Post Office, [ pledge myself to walk
out with him any morning he may appoint, and
show him, in their own dwellings, as many virtuOus
without going to the palace or calling on any of
the royal family-women who would Indignantly re-
pei the idea that they would visit those dance houses,
or associate with the forty or fifty women who fire.
quent them.
Every attempt to make vice respectable is an insult
upon virtue. Were this effort an effort to elevate
Hawaiian females in civilization, virtue, modesty and
grace, all would approve; but the whole tendency is
to belgrade the virtuous, by e~levating, to the public no.
tice of strangers who know no better, a gang of prosti-
tutes, at the expense of the %virtuous.
The idea Of the present statutes being in advance
Of the Hawaiian nation and the times, is perfectly
absurd when illustrated by long quotations from the
London and Westminster Reriew, laboring in vain
to impose upon England opinions, which Mr.. Hopkins
thinks it is high time were adopted in these Islands
One would suppose his fear of being in advance would
lead him to wait a while at least and allow his native
country to go ahead. K.
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~ Parties looking towards Sydney, are referred
to the advertisement of the brig Hero in another col
umn. She will sail early in February, and stop at
Tahiti on the way thither. The clipper ship .fspaSaa
has been laid on for New York, to load with oil and
bone from the spring feet.
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s. The Fanny Major, Capt. Lawton, after a
longer delay than usual, during which the vessel has
been thoroughly reftted, sails to day for San Fran
cisco. She takes over a large list of passengers,
among whom we notice Mr.. Rowe of the Pioneer Cir
Gus, N. c. Monsarrat, VIM. A Aldrich, and other resi-
dents.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

% We issue our paper on Wednesday this week,
on account of the departure of the mail by the Fanny
Major. A bag will be kept open at our counter till
the hour of her sailing.
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QUICK TIME.-The schooner Kanoi, Capt. Chad
wick, left this port on Saturday last at 5 P. NJ, with
a large number of passengers. Arrived at Lahaina
3 P. NJ. Left that port at 8 A. NJ, Monday, and ar
rived at Honolulu at 4 P. NJ, same day.
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EXPORTS.

For SAN FRANCIsCo-per Fanny Major 103 drums oil, 81
bales pull, 1850 horns, % bales Fungus, 20 boxes oil, $50 bags
coffee, SIS bbls beef, 20 bbis talOw, 285 hides, IS bbls prime pork,
lao kegs sugar, 10 horses and luggage of Rowe & Co.'s Pioneer
Circus.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. 7.
ARRIVALS.

Jan. 15-Ham. Big Hero, Moeller, $50 days from Hamburg, with
merchandise to Krull & Mol.
15-Sch John Young, Hall, from Kauai.
81" Alice, Rye, from KOna, Hawaii.
IS" Excel, Antonio, 2 days from Kauai.
10" Kamoi, Maria, and Favorite, all I'm ports on Maui.
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sprCI.I. BUSINESS NOTICE.

BUSINE %
Persons DESTROYS of mailing papers, can procure them at our
counter neatly done up in wrappers, five copies for W CENTS OF
twelve copies for a dollar.
TERMs-Six Dollars per annum.
Single Copies 12l cents each.
Agents. FOR THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
Tobo;uo Mimi G.. s. BARLOW, Esq.
1Tgkn,rao e. Mani L. L. TORBERT, ESQ.
HIo. H1lrdif Capt. J. WORTH.
KdcGikae, Haratt Capt. JAS. A. LAW.
Kono. HaiUaii THOS. III. PARIS, Esq.
hoLOd, Kauai DR.. j. W. SMITH.
San Francisco, Cat L.. p. FISHER, Esq, Mer. Elk.
NetD Bedford and u. s.. Il. LINDSEY. Ed. Ship List
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.
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DEPARTURES.

Jan. I4-Tahitian sch Kate Darling, Starr, for Gulf California.
14-Sch Kamehameha ", Gulick, for Kohala.
16-Brem. Big Victoria, Corsen, on a whaling cruise.
17-Sch Kamoi, Chadwick, for Lahaiua.
19-Am. VIII sh General Williams, Miller, to cruise.
l0-Sch Mary. Berrin, for Kawaihae.
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DIED

At Koloa, January Sd, Mr.. AGAR T. SHUTE, aged SO years.
The deceased was from Bridgeport, Conn.
Yesterday evening, 10th inst, KINAU, wife OF Abraham
e Fornander, Esq.
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- The U. S. Mail of Dec. 5, will be due here
about the 18th inst. The Frances Palmer, which
will probably bring it, sailed hence for San Francisco
Dec. 8. She had not arrived over up to the 22d-
would probably leave again about the 9Th, and may
be looked for about the 25th, giving her forty-eight
days for the round trip. The average of the trips Of
the Yankee and Palmer for the past year is ~forty-fve
days from this port.
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Movements of Coasters.

Movements of Coasters.
Brig John Dunlap, Dudoit, is overdue from Hilo-she sailed
hence on the ID inst.
Schs Manuokawai and Kamamalu both sailed for Hlo on the
18th, and may be expected back about the 18th or 3Oth.
Sch Riato, Taber, will be due from Kauai about the 25th.
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VESSELS IN PORT.JAN. FL.

II. B. MS ship Havannah, Harvey.
Am blk Fanny Major, LawtOn.
Brem. ship Post, Weigard, repairing.
Chilean brig Escape, Gasso, repairing.
Am clipper ship Aspasia, Green, waiting cargo oil.
Hamburg brig Hero, Moeller, discharging cargo.
WHALERS.
Ships, Ocean, Norton. Brig Victoria, Corsen.
Benjamin Tucker, Barber. Hawaii, Cook.
Montpelier, Macomber. Barks, Harmony, Bumpus.
Banks, George. Black Warrior, Brown
Delta, Dubay. Italy, Weld.
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Coasters i'm Port.

Excel, Antonio, for Kauai.
Sch Maria, Molteno, for Lahaina.
Z" keoni Ana, for Kauai.
I" Fayorite, for kahului.
" Kamoi, Chadwick, for Lahaina.
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Ships Mails.

Ships Mails.
For SAN Francisco, per Fanny Major, Wednesday, Jan. Il.
For TAHITI, per Ocean, soon ; and Hero, about Feb. |.
For LAHAINA, per KamOi, or Maria, to-day.
For SYDNEY, per Hero, about Feb. l.
For KAUAI, per Excel, to-day or tomorrow.
For HLo, per Maria, Thursday.
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CATERPILLARs.-The season for these destructives
to ravage the country has returned. They are very
numerous in some places. Last week in riding over
the Waikiki plains, we noticed that for half a mile
they were so thick on the ground that the horse could
not take a step without killing a score or more and
the large army were apparently h~urrying along for
some more plentiful pasture. A correspondent en-
gagged in farming at Pokii. Kauai, writes under date
OF Dec. 81: We have had heavy rains since the
10Th, and taken altogether, more rain in this early
part of the season than any former year since my ar
rival on-Kauai The caterpillars have been more
plentiful than desirable. My neighbours corn fields
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70 With the Fanny Major the circus troupe
leaves us. Most of the performers at the theater had
previously left by the Yankee. so that In the line OF
amusements Honolulu will have a resting spell. 1t is
true the dance houses continue open three nights a
week, more through spite than for profit, but in the
absence of shipping and seamen, it is questionable
whether they will not follow the example of the cir
Gus and theater and disband when receipts don't
Sc pay the fiddler
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Honolulu, Jan. 20, 1857.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-11-25
NN NAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FALL AMI
M WINTER DRY GOODS NOW OPEN. ur.

NN AGNIFlCENT STOCK OF FALL AND
lyA WINTER DRY GOODS NOW OPEN. ur.
The subscriber WOdld invite attention to the fol-
lowing New Goods: . +.
Paris printed Mcrinoes and Wool Dc LANES, very
rich styles, extra cheap. r". p. ... ~" "'
Fine Black and Fancy ColOred Wool DE Laines, nj
SIN cents. !al4 ..a. .rgf
Ottoman Poplins, mixed plaid, and striped. -. Nh.
2500 yards Hoyles English Prints at 10 cents usual
price l21S cents.
1000 yards superior plaid and plain De Bages, at
l2&, worth Is cenis. a I'D. ..# 4. .u .'# -
1900 yards rich new style figured De LANES, al
. l3x richly worth cents.
$50 Ladies' white and c0lored Corsets at 81, usual
price $l.25.
A large lot Of Ladies' fine white Linen Handkei-
chiefs. at 61I, 10, aud l24 cents. ..... ..
30 dozen Ladies fine white Lama Wool Hose, at 20
\ u cents usual price so cefts . ''.
2Qdozen Ladies' bemstitched Linen Handkerchiets,
at rs, richly worth 81 cents. . a@# '".'
Ladies' good Kid Gloves from 81 Il cents up. Hg
Linen Table Cloths, Napkins, and Towels, great
bargains. ..... "a ....s...-, .
80 = CHEAP EMBR0IDERIES' 81 "'.'.'''
Large lot Swiss and Cambria Collars. H 7,
Large lot Cambria aud Swiss Flouncings unusually
cheap. AIS s4 ads .frt ..s
Handsome Sleeves and Collars in sets ". ~.
Black Grape Collars, Embroidered Handkerchief,
80 &c., &c. fa AlsIu sa.1t .1.a 'H
Persons in want of Dry Goods should not fail %
call aud examine my stock before purchasing, as
am confident by 50 doing they can save money
EraQ 349 Seventh street. third door below
Il $50 81 the Northern Liberty Market
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AsAL.AfE E


A New and sp'entia Earg& Owes, Elal Ga!
-.-i +. .SD0EENCi STOVE,
For Mood or OoaL fDtg rites. Nos &. 7. 8.
NALLkUHEEt . SUNRISE Al ltG-Fia,rt,
NA beautiful design ol L uew FiagIop Cooking
Stove, just out.
It is only NECESSARY 10 say, thu, after .ycr, many
years of experience, and beng fully ognyers.nt
wi ia all Of the various kinds O stoves whah havl
been invented on the down draft ncipic, 'hat
have taken advantage Of every Wut,, owH ImprWe'
nient that has from Time to tiue bnen mrac paCicu
larry IN reference 70 tho formation and euua.uuc ION
ol the Hucs, which are always neceaaarv 10 oc tarua
ana have fully applied every lnlprovvmeli and
combined them al in tue "cgnT,sg Air.tghf Coos.
ing Stove" This Stove IS made very lg;yg. a,r, .
good subs antia article; 7 have made thelu Cal
hesvy in all the parts wh4re long experience has
proved il 10 be important and ! can assure nv cas-,
toners that have spared nei,her paluS uuf eHpeusy
in getting ituP and II will not bo sNce..cd Oy any
stove now khOWt Of Il similar character, Am oH
vmced that it will al once become a standard : Sg.
f, / have fully tried them in every way, with V JCD
and COAL aud strongly re 0mmcnd them 70 the
public They operate IN Tbs urvst satisfactory man'
neF.
i Pateutcc: 4. J. GlLLaGL.h,
July lst 1856. bG'g", mia.
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CArGT.-Ee are informed, says the Eutaw
wig that tHo underground railroad agents
from "way down East, were captured in
Sumter county lsst week and lodged in jail.
Il seems chat the scoundrels had several inter
views with some negroes, and persuaded some
ofthem to leave for free niggerdom, but one Of
thewould-bc 'tmigantS informed his master Of
the affair, alto. reflection had brought him to
his senses. The master, therefore, dressed
himself into n counterfeit negro, and went to
| the place Of rendezvous where ,he met the
" "Libcrators, and talked and laughed "high
| nerro' 70 them until all their plans were dis
covered and evidence enough to convict OBJ
tained, when the master and confederatoU
threw Off their disguises and arrested the
thieves, and sent them to " "durance vile," and
the prospect Of n few years hard labor in the
carpenters SHOP over about Wetumpka A
swift and casyvoyagc to them to that pleasant
plare where they will be able to do the "State
! some service and learn more useful trades
than that Of stealing other peoples negroes"
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SrR: The pair of spectacles you furnished me yes.
terdny particularly satisfactory to They are
very decidedly the best possess and the owner
Of eight or nine pairs carefully selected in different
places and from opticians recommended TO me ON ac
count Of their professional standing in France, Eng
laud, and the United States have been also pleased
with your remarks and directions on the treatment
Of the eyes for the purpose Of preserving and improy
ing the sight.
Il Respectfully yours, CHAs. CALDWELL,
......- ProfessOro OF NJ. c., Louisville, Ky.
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TR A w LER s GUlD /
washington Branch Railroad.

Trains run as fOIIOWs: VI -,---T----I y =. y
From Washington at 6 q. M, connecting at Relay
with trains from the West, and at Baltimore with
those for Philadelphia and New York.
At $50 a. m. for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadel-
pha and New York. ~
At D. m. for Baltimore and Norfolk, and ats Relay
with the Frederick train. s,g-sg aa.-Bs
Express at 420 D. m, ut Relay for the West and
for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York. yaA' -a'1 '.
On Sunday at Z q. m. and 4.20 p. m.
From Baltimore to Washington at 4.l5saRdss.l5 a,
M. IS and 5.l5 p. m. III, nd 4,.g n..,a.t re-
0n Sunday 415 a. m. and 5.l5. I'm. ... ~
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Stages from Washington .

wv. Martin, agent olioo franklin House corner
o Eighth and ID streets - ....-- .-. r.. ST
For Leonardtown and Charlotte Hall, Nd, leave
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al 6I[ a. m.
For Port Tobacco, Nd, leave Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at 81 a. IN.
Fo upper Marlboro, Md, leave daily at 81 a. IN
TO Rockville Nd, leave daily at 81 a. m.
For Frederick, Nd, leave Tuesday, Thursday, and
s saturday at 61S an. y ID .'
For Leesburg and Winchester, Va, leave Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at AZ a. m.
For Brookville and Mechanicsville, Md, leave
Dcrsey's hotel, 7th street. f- q.
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telegraph Offices,

Houses Printing Telegraph National Hotel, en-
n ance on Sixth street. one door ortl OF Pennsylya-
MIA avenue. To New York via Baltimore, Phiiadel-
Mia, and Intermediates points; comecting ~ new
Western lines 10 New Orleans.
MAGNETIC Telegraph, National Hotel corner OF 9Th
a, eef and Pennsy ivanih Avenue. o New York,
aynnecting as above with the extreme East and
West eH -, a.
Southern Telegraph, National Hotel To New Or.
isons Win Alexandria, Richmond, Augusta and Mo.
NE and intermediate points, including all the sea-
wv Wostern Ts' graph, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
vaan Sixih All Seventh streetst over Gilnians drug
a ore. To Wheeling and intermediete points acun
nectinq wi h ali the Western and Northwestern
apSa.