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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-07-02
AgrfcuItu~1 al noticc.-Inaporsation of Fr"it
Trees.

AgricnItD~1 n of Fraf
Trees.
Az ieeting of the Board of managers of the
RI ciety, it was resolved to import next win
ter frc C.rifornin a large assortment of improved
varieties Of s.ait trees and grape vines. As the sys-
tenn heretofore accepted of selling the imported plants
at auction on arrival, oo>nt met the desirable
object of furnishing them to membe. ing on other
islands, it is now proposed to receive or~m the
different islands for fruit trees and grape vines, from
this date until the 18th September next. A general
order will go to the coast in the latter part of Septem-
Der, so that the plants will arrive here about Deceni-
Der or January, at the proper time for setting them
Each individual order will in California be made up
in a separate package, so that on its arrival here it
may be Immediately dispatched to the place of its
destination, without being opened in Honolulu.
The trees will only be of the improved kinds, bud
ded or grated, and the grape vines well rooted. The
price of fruit trees in Cal lrnia viii probably range
from so cents to IS cenAa few kinds one dollar.
The grape vines recs Eed last year were charged
to nearly all l~ocalit' 4, the peach, apricot, ~nectarine
and. grape, of W Ach latter there are about thirty
warn ies in II California nurseries: For higher
elevat r.rticularly ON Hawaii and East Maui
whc .ey should be placed in well sheltered local,
tiles, best in gulches, the apple, pear, cherry, plum,
and chestnut.
The plants thus ordered will be furnished to mem.
bers at cost and charges. Mr.. George Williams the
Treasurer of the Society, will furnish certificates Of
membership to such as desire them, an payment o
the annual fee of Five Dollars.
The society are now frequently receiving valuable
seeds, bulbs SC. from other societies in different part.
of the world, which will be furnished gratis to mem.
bers by the undersigned. except such as have beer
ordered from dealers which will be supplied at cost,
on application to the undersigned.
By order of the Board,
WIN. HuLEBRAHD.
C..->--.-Ss-- 0o.-oAa-u ID m g
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Bsry-Packers Of beef will find on our fourth
page an article, fror. an English paper We believe,
which may furnish some hints on packing beef.
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SuPREmE CouRr.-The July term of the Court opens
on Monday next. Very few cases Of any Importance
Are ON the docket. Among the few is the Nile casa.
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TIE RIFLE GuARps.-The new uniform for this
volunteer company is now being made, and will be
completed for parade en- the national holiday, July
81. The weekly drills are well attended.
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PORTLAND. OREGON, MARKETS.
LATEST DATES. received a. .hl. once.
Ships Mails.

Ships Mails.
Fer San FRAScIsco, per Julius Pringle, July O.
For LaHAIyA, per Kamoi, to-day.
For koSa, HAWAII, per Kekauilohi, this day.
For TAHITI, per brig Emma. on Monday next
For KcLoA, KAUAI, per Maria, Friday. Per Emma on Mon
day.
Por HrLo, per Liholiho, on Monday next.
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Corresponding Secretary R. H. a. 8.

Mn. EprroR A member of the Board of Trustees
of Oahu College was appointed, some time since, to
make to the public, through your paper, a statement
of facts in regard to the College. We wish, therefore,
to ask that portion of the public not familiar with
the real facts in the case, to suspend their decision
upon its merits, until such statement can be made
and just differences drawn therefrom.
The FRIENDS OF THE CoLLEaE.
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GA definition not to be found in Webster nor
1obnson. but not the less true on that account.
FrrAs-those who canno. be happy unless others are
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~ Capt. Collins, Of the
'our thanks for Portland papsA
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Correspondence of the Pacific Com. Advertiser.l

HONOLULU, June 29, 1857.
SIR:| do not think a more opportune or judicious
communication has appeared in your columns than
that on schools in your last, in its relation to the
present wants of Honolulu. Nothing could have
worked better than the Royal School until it was
recklessly broken up in pursuit of an u~ntimely and
gaady pageant. The proverb says, s'let wel alone,''
ard if this common sense advice had hea-L%eded, we
should not have had to lament the present state of
things. Much solid knowledge was acquired in the
school, despite of all adverse, dissipating powers at
work-and the teacher was highly popular, of known
determination, yet mild and efficient in government,
without a blow. 1 have heard of a teacher who
''likes to go into his gristly scholars for every trife
of thoughtless impulse; but such teachers have to
learn ''what be the first principles of managing
youth. and they forget that a cut in the bark opa
young tree widens every after year.
There can, l think, be no doubt that schools for
boys, exclusively, are the only proper ones. Mixed
schools may be best when the sexes are educated alike
at home. and all know equally the expected propri-
cites; but must be out of place aud mischieyous where
inequalities in habits, language and the moral sense
prevail. Both parents and observers have often ex-
pressed this here, while there is a subtle incubation
rapidly going on of that spirit of parental disrespect
and INSTRUMENTATION which so characterizes the ex-
lSiluS Ibhdildn az
The public have undoubtedly allowed their practical
common sense to be purloined away by a tall, unde-
Unable, colossal pageant enshrouded in a sacred
mist, and calculated to leave the present generation
of youth, who may not have a rich and fashionable
parentage, to sicken, languish and die morally before
it unfolds its magic splendor. There is nothing ever
done well, or that does not soon run into caprice and
folly which does not emanate from the public as its
center; and the sooner we return to plain and sub
stantial teaching, the better for the undergraduates
of boyhood, instead of leaving them any longer to be
educated in the streets or on the wharves of Homo
lulu, or in its valleys, to wait the opening of the col
legiate gates of Punahou, where, if they are ever adj
mitted, on principle, necessity will still keep half of
them away who have to find their horses to travel the
plains.
Time is a jewel. Children soon come to boyhood,
boys to youth, and youth to men: and more is learned
in two wears, from ten to twelve or twelve to fourteen,
than will be ever Intermediates will cast the fatal
die for life, while theorists are trihing away that time
in speculations. There is too much tendency for the
genuine and honest vote of the majority to be diverted
into artificial channels of influential representation
the direct step to corruption and abuse, unless sedr-
lousy watched. But every departure from first prin-
cirles in pursuit of an imaginary expediency has its
certain penalty attached in the development. n.
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vnsE1s Up.-By reference to the vessels advertised
on our first page. it will be seen that the schooner
ynlins Pringfe leaves for San Francisco on Thursday
next We understand that more freight has been
already offered than she can take. The brig Emma
is also advertised for Tahiti, to sail on Monday next.
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BuNcoMB.-.W hands at the ,cedther ordce.
Public notice is hereby given tcgooolies and ex-
coolies, whether breG US pirates, pickpockets or house
thieves, to march up forthwith Tin Indian fle) to the
Polvnesian Office and secure a &c patch Of greater OF
less extent" For full particulars of the programme,
- last Polynesidn.
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a BAr1 was given by the officers OF H 1 A.
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OLD HULKs.-A number of the old hulks which
have lain in our harbor for months are now being
broken up for frewood. Among them we notice that
of the brig Tuskar. of Boston, a California bound
vessel, which was dismasted near the islands about
1850 aid was condemned here. The bulls of the old
aeamsr S. r. Wheeler, of California memory, and
whaling bark Delta, of Greenport, are entirely broken
up. The hulls of the whale ships George and
.Moatpeltsr are being torn to pieces. The old Char
lot has beer cut down to her lower deck by Messrs.
johnson & Ensmes, for a heaving-down hulk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
NetpWprk daily Gribm,te
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1867.

Gen. Walker and the remnant of his army have
fed from Nicaragua, and arrived in New Orleans
last night on board the Empire City. Our dispatch
calls it capitulation; but it was run for lite,
AID narrow escape at that. Walker and Hoo
men-aI there were left Of the grand Z" Army OF
of Liberation" took refuge on board the United
States sIoop-ef-war ST. Mary's at San Juan del Sur
and were landed at Panama. Thence they came TO
Havana on the C. ranada and connected there with
the Empire City hom New-York for New-orlean''
Thus ends. for tn, present at least. one of the
aost fragrant pirstcaA crusadeS that ever disgraced
Il civilized nation. No doubt there viii be grand
po,sdes and reiocjpss over the head illi0uSter
whose marches through tn Isthmus are distinctly
MARRIED by the rude grosus and bleaching bones of
the hundreds of eredulous dr. res who followed him
in his nnhallowed career Of BIN I'd and crime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

We have at .fDgth fnish-a the rea ing OF the
oicial report Of .be opinions of the judges Of the
Supreme Coura of the Unit ID States, and below
We present a. analysis Of all the principal points
he'd by the several Judges ard ruled y the Cour..
Our readers Hill find in il curious Illustration Of
tie extent VI differences among 1ocsors as well as
of the elOrlgus uncertalty of the aw-an unser.
tainty the glory Of who it gins to us, "a not
ikely 10 BE- il tie least dimiui aed by this bred
Scott case.
1t was held by seye- judges 4 Lean and Curtis
dissentipg) that the record stSwed the part Of
Scott disability t. maintain lis suit. Of these
Judges, fancy. Ws,ne and D1aei held thai the fact
sci forth in the plea in eAotement in ne Court
below, and adr-itted ia tse demurre-. that tie
psintif was 1 uegro % African decent, whose
ancestor, were # puIe African blood, and Who
were brou .tt into tu-s county AID sold as slaves,
showed hin not to be citizen If tie United SJ1tes
and therefore disqualified 70 Sue u a United States
Court; sld Tat tie lat ought on that ground. 70
be remaud,d 10 - dismissed .or wa.. q jurisdic-
ton. Grer ara Campbell mahing with the other
thee o majority Gt the Court coucuTred in this
REMINDING Tor dismissal and such Wa, She Judgment
If the C,ur'. Bob GIier AID Campbell based
tt,rusti,rs. however DO; On tie plea IN abatemen;
hut on the fact apparent as they thought IN .he
agreed statement II facts which made par, Of is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

Total Depravity Election ard Rcprobation. the
TRINITY, or sny Of the dogmas distnctyely termed
Il Orthodox. for those are irrational incredible
" absurd, would you not be constrained to re-
spoDd " Since you know what are the doctrines Of
" the Gospel so much better than we do it were
Z" Idle for us to preach to yOu-t were more Appro-
,rpriate that we should listen while you preach to
"us7" Or suppose you were detailed as mission
s1es to Utah, and were preparing 10 start "heh
A message should reach you from Brigham Young
70 this effect {" Come ahead and preach, to your
" hearts content; but, if you open your mouths
70 against Polygamy, the Danites Will make mlnce-
" meat Of you,"-would you consider the prospect
cheering for the conversion of the Mormon sinners
under such auspices Would yeu undertake to
preach Gospel so touchdown to the latitude OF
Utah Could you really expect to convert and
save sinners thereby Would not such ministra-
tons be likely rather to convert the Gospel to Nor
mon;sm than MormOns to the Gospel Pity that
we should be constrained TO tell you that the Cos
pel il either message from God or it is an mpOs-
ture: and. if from God woe to the messenger who
consents to soften, suppress, and transform il, in
order to adapt it to the palaes, the interests the
preiudices If sinners No true divinity submits to
such dOctoring as this and no sinner eau be really
sevad hV n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

Ou;no 70 fine wovm weather Or some other Of
the causes eet forth in our report OF the Cattle
Market there was decline # pFIa OF buiioch'
at Bulls Head yesterday, equivalent TO cent
pound-the best selling at l3c. inetes' OF lac as
a week ago. for the beef, and the marha decidedly
dull at that: BOT because there was fsn supply
but because of general disnclinasicn Of butchers
10 buy cattle at such extravagant prices They
also allege that the consumption of M eat ba fallen
off very largely the past week. Evidently people
have been thinking "What shall we eat" 1t 10
time they stopped thinking of eating fresh ba't at
twenty five cents pound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

over the Territories is g,veo to Congress, by thu
power to make needful rules and regulations i. Isfi
hanging a. if in mid-air, four Judges denying soy
such power three maintaining it. Nelson sseut, aai
Grier in nubibHs.
We are happy to find that not majority Of The
Court, but only Judges fancy. Wayne and Dap;si.
are the indorsers of the disgracefu perversOns Of
history on the subject of the social and political
,.osition Of the African race, which We hsye doae
sor, thing toward exposing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

We give this morning a full account of the kill
ing of Elder Pratt, the we'll known Mormon leader,
and next to Brigham Young the head Of that polyg-
amous State. Pratt was shot by Hector Mclean,
karpm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MAY %, 1857.

ia. il intelligence, vigor and comPrehen'veness.
With government of undopbted ability and hon
esty; with few men possessed OF the rarest talent
for Investigations with many more who would be
quick and reliable instruments, and with Perya-
ding and philosophical method, We shall have good
Detective Police. But the old system is utterly
effete and past doctOring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

An inquest was commenced yesterday befo re
Coroner Perry, upon the body of young Quinn. a
hack. driver, whose death was caused from stab
received in a melee on ono Of the Staten Island
Ferry boats, on Sunday last. The testimony will
be found in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

WINnnW SIlinES

IMPROVEMENTS AND ESTERPRIsE-
K,Lrs hERGUsoN No. 29i Br'&dwsJ, aud No
ct. have ct great fSPcn.e p,ti4 ana pSt =,
= ~, n,I,,s to supply the whole 55adO with an nnI
r." 'ta,i fuzzy THIRTY PER CENz bEss than ever Q.
q i,ii Allowed To msIutaetars der o"r patent
A. non =, IN ms either in styls or price Also, Il
S s,c.ps BRocArxLLE DEL-slNEs, oAAASKs, LACE an
Nc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

Uo~fRPY and UNDERGRADUATES for the Season.
IT, l .bouil BE- bought Of the Importers aud Asnviso-
81
No * BowERy.
TIE ZRPHYR UEDERsH
n, L3. Gentlemen and Children universally approved
Remember the hUmtyer-
No Is BOwERY.
A. RsNE 4 Co.
E.f.LJisbnd in fRZ3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

The Illinois will probably be here to-day with
the California mails, bringing dat. to the 9th INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

The Ccmr.,,,ioI Adrrtiser Of lat evening has
tie following:
a tle occasion suggests the remark we may hero
Say tI4t if the Nhg party Il eyer again 20 be wha'
Il hP. been II foimcr times, mach prudence AMI pa
uer,e must be exercised ~ the process OF reSus''
alton.
Nota doubt Of i; prudepce greater taaa ta1 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
ROGERS Il RAYMOND,

(IIste KolsTs LoI
a. N Nv Il CT WAREHoUs 3,
WHo%tsALh "a -, sts oppo.its the Holal Office
90, "a no. AYMoND. wmC
The new Nio'nln - 80. thn field
Ies that OF hoOhHs rtb an ampe aud fal ionable
vent Of the SUNNI zion ample capital borough
~tock, large 10 iEcure
knowledge OF Hie Nau nyices shall uussd
frstclass 10, of
She custom OF the olose have had extensive expert
practical manufacturers vi .snrs fr pnchang goo d., aud
suce Of the best maj & rness on sy item VIII oh will
IRE prepared 10 cohuue aud consequ Mty to
enable them 70 MANI Onises
Tn firm are among the largest IN the trsue' Suu '
went Of 80, Rows CT
"A Furnishing Goods for the Summer "h o ~, I'D col
- sn almost endless variety IN styie, NAe nl'. b
~ Goods of the best description wiz Dc cur IL '
u.s. "V'U'N CUsToN DEPARTMENT, Ali,
-. .,,.,s and IN. prices in that depaTtmel WI
by eonPeui ~ ~. ,.unl merchant tailor rates n" tnt
VIII be spared " Wv uD" 7. l.. RoGERs,
tion to purchasers AARoN RAY.MCsc G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
CuCUEsTER's DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC CURES

WITHOUT PURcINC THIS DIREFUL DISEASE
Purestiyes weaken the sUheT,T-shun them One OF t"o
drops dose Of this SIM remedy cure; Pe SCI h,aa
sfhc 6e Zoe per bottle b ell Druggists Depot lOl "Sis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
Earl. BARTHOLOMEW & Co.

EARL, BARTHOLOMEW & Co.
No ls Greenwichst,
Whoieslle Dealers In fTst quality
St. Georges BsDt Goldfish, Fine Old Cheese.
Extra No. sIs No. 2haNterei Butter. Lard,
salmon and B'uefsh HerrinK Pork, Beef Salt,
Smoked Habnt ant Herrinz Sugar cured Hama
No. Connecticut Shad, SuSHcured Beet
in halves qusTtcrs and htts, CIder vinegar &c
Country Produce Sold on CoInmissor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

SODA WATER.-Eyey variety oi SoDA-N NItk
.,r,n,yrs from Sl2to $50 each. Also, md beautiful
.s Of DE ,UGHT sraVps aid superior SiEvrs made eN
.l, g., sols F,r ~. H. r. b. NICHOLS.
f' So Ia Pearlst Gomez o. Pile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
REMOvAL.-MARsH A. Co.'S R,n,l

NkMUNAL.-WARSH AZ CO.S RADIO Al CUKl
TRUSs OFFICE Of No q Msidsnsne have Reuo, No
NEsEY-sT., AsTOR HoUsH Trusses Supporiers Shoulder
Braces Silk Elastic Stockings every variety Bandsge
cf most approved patterns skiuy applied PRIV, Applies
zion Rooms for Ladies' ate, gdance.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINEs-In buy ing suc
article Sewing Machine the t..t etonon, bu
tke best They who purchaac StVGTas MAcHINEs always
hat they aud them with satisfaction nd profit
bile they who buys Of aehnes
The market fer diss yexAtio and los
NJ single A ca u, ga By,.,dru Y, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
PrRCArIyE ADAPTABmITy.-The body Is con

s,suily changing Sometimes BRtNpEErhs tLtLS have
,f ACCT and et others act mildly. This is one 81
H. grrsf causes why these Piss many disc isesty
~, ndrrfv adapt thcmslyc- % TIE condition Il the body
" hen there il need Of powerful pdrgon thry az 20 "J
"a ,fcctiyelv When foi re- uirei th'5 purge s''
aud Al the same time stimulate every wax Gsan ana pIn
- 81 efleu tho body PriuCps Office No IS brantIrth
I.ndinr Sod nso By A. lrsHMAN. BToa1WeN coIlrI --l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

Pneapple Dress Goods Aul Pineapple hounct, a. foVN
r,IN's NpiA STORE No Is bEoADwAY Plain PiueapPe i'
Dresses snd Bonuet by tn, yard s,so Ponsee for IE'Ven
Dresses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

Now is the time for ladies' 10 oprch~se INDIA
RUBBER GLOVES for cleaning 'nuE q any wos
mat SOILS the hand BY wearing The hands ~uEe est nooih
aud snowy white For sale all Rubber st r sBA a; No. 81
John ct, stHirs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-10
Further from Chlna---Progress Of the War.

letter dated Canton, Jan. l3, speaking of the
burning Of that city by the British, says:
The extent which has been destroyed is line of
perhaps two miles along the north bank of the river,
and penetrating inwards from 200 to 400 yards. A
considerable part of the city has also been burned
by the firing from the fort, which is held by ~. The
fire lasted about twenty four hours. The admiral
has written for about 5000 men from India we also
expect 500 from Singapore. We have not yet heard
what effect these proceedings have had on the Chi
nese garrison the extraordinary thing is, that what
do here does not in the least affect the other ports
of China with which we trade. All accounts show
that they quito Indifferent to this place, and rather
glad than otherwise that the Cantonese, whom they
hate, getting touched up.
Another letter. dated Hong Kong JAM Ii, speaking
of apprehended attack there by the natives on all
foreigners. says:
Fifty men of the French crews have taken up
position in the east part of the town, and every
arrangement has been settled for landing at the first
signal, all the landing companies and four field how.
itzers. 1t would appear that this attitude taken by
the French is to be ascribed to the instructions re-
ceived by the last mail. France and England had
concerted, we assured, before even they knew Of
the recent events at Canton, to obtain from the Chi
government the revision of their treaties which
expire forthwith. -.''" va
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-10

Cort of Pleas and Quarter Sessons-January 1e 1857
RsziI Nj Cole Joseph Cole, and others, Heirs Law Of
hobert Cole Jacob Cole admir-, Richard Swim
SON and Ann SWinson, his wife.
PETITION TO ACCOUNT ANDzDlSTRIBUTE PER
SONAL ESTATE.
TT APPEARING the satisfaction of the Court, that
Richard Suinson and Ann his wife, two of the defend
ants in this case are non-reGents of this State is the
fore ordered that publication be made in the Whining
Journal newspaper published in the town of Wilmington
for SIX consecutive weeks notifying said defendants to be
and at the of said Court to be held in the
Court House, Kenansve, the third Monday in Apr
nex tbon and plead answer demur to said petit
tion otherwise the will be heard pate to them
Witness John j. Whitehead Clerk of our said Court, al
Office the Sd Monday in January and the eghtyfrst yea
of our independence, A. d., 1857.
March 6-T6t. JOHN ]. WHITEHEAD, Clerk.