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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-01-07

REvIEwED-The Commercial is at last beginning
to be appreciated by its cotemporary, who devotes no
less space than one and a quarter columns of his last
issue to a labored rerie,r of the subject matter of the
Commercial, which, besides exhibiting the length of
his own ears, must be highly interesting to his
readers, while the important foreign news,-of which,
with ordinary enterprise he might have got a good
summary for his sheets crowded into n single
square. We, however, readily give the Polynesian
credit for the information that the water-pipe at
the joints of its sections is smooth irithin,'' though
we are not a little puzzled to know how our enter
pricing n~eighbor, in his pursuit Of knowledge under
difficulties, got through the main pipe and ascertained
the above fact. However, the foulness Of the water
may now be accounted for without much difficulty.
REPRESENTATIVE FOR KooLAUPoKo.-We congratu-
late DR.. Judd on his election as q representative
After four years absence from a voice in the councils
Of the state, the people have chosen him to advocate
their cause. His long experience in governmental
affairs, and familiarity with the language and Gus
toms of the people, render him peculiarly fitted for
the post to which he has been chosen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-01-07
Pie FrIfSEls0 g assorted 50 Al
100 do do 50 30
Ss3 do do 81 %

sCGAR-The arrival Of the Starr King early in the fortnight
with about six hundred thousand pounds China, gave buyers a
rretext FOR demanding \ concession from previous rates. and
the inquiry has been 50 light from the trade, that parties
who chose or were obliged to sell have had to accept a shai-
lower figures than we're current at the date of our last summary.
But the business done in al descriptions has been exceedingly
light, and II Is difficult 70 quote prices, except perhaps for Easi-
sn crushed, which has sold steadily in small lots to the trade at
l5ci Manila No I, HE; China No. i, 124c "a 12ic-
RfCE-foo,0o0 lbs S0- 2 Siam, sold in lots from second hands,
az Ste a SIC; OF Carolina, rs rs sold at etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-01-07

VESSELS IN PORT.-JAN. 6.
T. s. g. "a. Marys, Davis.
W. g. Ms steamship Vixen, Meacham.
ship John Marshall. PendIetor-
Has brig AnfHlz, Buschman.
Ana sch Caroline l. Foote, Worth
Am bark Merrinac, Rice
Am bark Fanny Major, Patty.
wuALExs-
Ship India. Long Bark italy, Babccck
Condor, Whiteside Isabella Lyon
Daniel Wood, Morrison Vernon, Bumpus
Bark Cynthia, Sherman Faith, Wood
Harmony, Austin Brig Hawaii, Rahe
Metropolis - Schr Phel, Fish
Gambia, Merritt Ship Chas- Phelps, Eldridge
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-01-07

Come, push on The world is moving;
Press 70 your place in the restless throng.
Life Is action ; grieving or loving
Only wastes time-so move along.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-01-07

Vessel. Expected from. Foreign Ports.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

,peot thiuL should be min enough 10 re'"'' IL
I'D mike hi, stat, meut not that - .;.;...
Mn,or TiYNANN-ihc papers nave "'"
Ger Nc, ,rtoini, they have Jn;t as pcop,e a5'
slSsys raising breeze about what to'y Ai'o" ''''
Movnr TuvasS-Yes. Police nen HaVe o'"' '''eU
,o mo- ,mr that ts,, have beer taxed $40 ior IT,
G,u. NlI-Nlo1 ,osucn I supDoac fha
rrocSsd. vii G, me into the "ico~' t"nd un' ''o
law. ,,o,r, Glad 70 get il for that
purpose. Yf,bo noli.eueD have go much 20
sannose we had better apply to the Legisa-
la la' JLStr Lstye their salaries cut down to shoO.
NJ leaning back in hi- chair suppose that
'"pcensp eau do what he likes with his money
yS@ni ak or accept il, it Will be time enough to
make fuss about It.. Al. rr,.o
Msyor TunANS-Yes; and am glad he does.
t1r5. NYE-I very rarely venture TO correct he"'-
ey report from the fact that they always tax 'aoSt
n what they know least and while have the Siud-
cat regards for the newspapers, and nave many thugs
"a hank them fOr-for they have always uone ule
,reat many fayors-yet hope they VIII not give HE "a
house and lot uuN ak for It. -, ..,...oo-, h,,.o
Msyor TiLNANN-i sec that the newspaper nave
be1n mixing me up too with Cicero otaniey or some
thing. . NJ. .o.s;on
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

grcstes f'aude we're committed ~ those private ware
lolses. IL WAS obvious that this mattec is brou ~
before the Chamber 10 itAa,e The It, OK aud MAKE Il
s'il; should il prove lumbrg how would they look
when The sEndIod stockho,das cay they bought
utdcr tte recommendation OF the CHAMBER Of Com
mercel lie moved that the report be laid upon tho
table ind, funciy.
The motion was lost. The report was hen ndop "a
Mr.. MATHEW NAUKY called attention 10 the recon.
mendatiOns Of the Governor and B8uk Superintendent
6ud movec that they be submitted 90 Committee Of
five to consider tn" proposed alterations in the Bark
ing Lave, and prepare memorial 90 TIVE Legislature
npon the subject. Adopted. and Mcssrs. Mlury,
Phelps, Lowe, Browne and Mali were appointed The
Committee. Mr.. PERT was subsequently added.
Mr.. BIUNT called attention TO tho fact that there
was nova measure before the Legislature nulIiiy
the action Of tee larbor Commissioners for the pres-
eryatlon OF the harbor and offered the following in
relation thereto:
Hheyt1, Tho Legislature Of IN. S. e % NY did pas.
e ior ,be Prescraon Of Le habt on epc'os,hmen, and
Other abuses snd
boz and hs prcvred the conugaOn o the
and other nuaces this Chamber socs With ths BIZ
the sbovensmed act which the Chsbr understand and b.
eyes viii have ho effect Of nuiyng the acton Of the Hsbo
Re'ored This, the Lesiatue be respectfully s.sed not to
sent t. any changes o odcaon' Of the above named a. until
after sdsemtnt aud consultation with din;eTeted aud scicn
tic parties.
Adopted.
Mr.. BrUST then presented memorial signedby go
imp"ter-, complaining that the forms Of entry at the
Cut,omIlOuse were unnecessarily cunbrous, thirty
three different checks and counter er-checks being ex-
acei before goods could be taken out OF bond. len
n.w forms had recently been added and unless some
thing was speedily done TO mitigate the evil there
was no telling where il would stop. The matter wa.
referred to Committee consisting OF Messrs. Roya!
Phelps, Arson g. Phelps and Arthur Leary.
Mr. DAVIS reported in favor of locating the Cham
Der in the room which was built for it in the Mer-
chants Exchange building. The report was accepted
and made the order for the next meeting.
The Chamber then adjourned to meet on W ednes-
day evening the 18th inst, al Clinton Hal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The monthly meeting Of the Chamber was held at
the Merchants Bank yesterday afternoon, I. PERT,
esq, in the chair.
Mr.. ROYAL PHELPS moved the adoption Of the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions
Hhyeds By the death John Palmer the Chamber
la. o.t a valuable member aud most Efficient officer,
OF one o. oIks most worthy ciens who aer csecro
spoess name: " ~ '''N
Ree,eS The, we ymPahIo deeply with his family on The ii.
Tcsolutons b. communicated 10 his SON ~ "
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Messrs. Henry G.. Russell Hamilton RIydenburgh
james N. Hslsted and Conrad Poppenh9usen wor5
elected members of the Chamber. Mr. w. r. Eos.
dick was elected member Of the Committee Of Ar.
bitraton.
Mr. j. De PEYsTER 0oDES called up the report on
the Wareh0using system, and urged its adoption
The Committee had reported favoraby upon the mat
ter but objections bad been urged that II was pr-
vste movement and therefore outside OF the scope of
the Chamber. He thought, however, that these pri-
yate interests would rebound to the pubic good lie
hoped the report would be adopted, and made mo-
ton 10 that effect.
Mr. WALTER GRtFFIT1Is in seconding the motion,
pointed out the total absence OF all system IN the ware
housing OF goods in this city, Tne Govern nent TO *
goo 1s IN store but refused 10 be responslb Tor ther
safety either from theft FIRE or other loss. 1t i also
we'll known that there is no means n this city of rats
lns money upon goods in store. This system IL de-
ssnei TO afford safe orage for property upon which
.uOney may be raised, without risk or loss. lie
thopght hat bad such vstem been in practice last
year msny houses whose property WAS lock I'D uo in
from loss.
Nh. {: IL. MARSHALL regretted that this subject
had again been ObtIuded Don the Chamher if il was
n matter Of such pubic urgency as represented il
would have been established long ago without the in
feryentiOn Of tie Chaniber. We had too many of
such private establishments altogether aud his expe
Hence told hsU tAa II Engsnd and n this country tic
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
FIRES.
FIREs IN BROOkIYS.

FIRES IN BROphlfS.
About o'clock yesterday morning, sre broke out
IN frame building on Eighteenth street. between Sec
3hu 1 and Third avenues, GOwanus, owned by Z. G.
bergen and occupied as q store house. Among the
contents was embcssing aud glazing machine also
STOCK OF fancy paper, the whole of which was cen.
suinee WIN the building. Loss 500; insured in the
Nassau Company.
Absut the same time, fire was discovered in an
unoccuped frame house on Tweuty-thrd street rear
SeNenth avenue, owned by WIN. Redmond which was
burned down. Loss about $500.
fire broke out in e stable the corner Of Fourth
avenue and Seventeenth street owned by Uerbs,t
SPAN, about the same time. The flames were e1tu.
guished by the police.
All the above fires were no doubt tho work Of an
incendiary
About room yesterday the roof of house corner ~
Smith end Melon streets caught fire, bat was soon
extinguished.
FIRE ~ A SHIP YARD.
Yesterday morning. about , o'clock, fire broke out
ward, foot Of North Seventh street. The flame CON-
punieated to the blacksmith stop and steam wood
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

APPOINTMENTS ny THE CITY IssrEcToR.-Cty lc-
epector Morton has made the following appointments
Clerk Of the Fulton Market Mat Fordhami Street In
spector of the Second Ward, Hiram Corwin leA-Al'
derma, Clerk of Jefferson Market, Leouidas Us
borne. Clerk Of Franklin Market Richard MsrshAl'
Tbs Clerk Of Washington Market is Net. Gfess'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

bertug uiaohsre. all of which wee de.troye. A
In, e-etory wooded dwelling adjoining alc
Jan esed l. tie ext'nt OF Sty. TIE buildings were
an OWED bv MIR Jamrs !. Ws.erhuGy, whose L.,
.mourt, 20 about =. 800 ps'tsliy iusu Cd in New
YORK of,c4s. sir stack loses ~, : 800 tools
ard rrscbinery; 10 insurance. The fire was the work
n A. iigry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

.c-sou wt'e two gold watches. two breHt-P'os. A1f
,ti-r profery q The veuc OF $l%. Hi"k'us sne
qu rty admitted that be opened tho froni-toor e'
mean f faIse Keys. The accused Is " years Of age
ar II native Of New-iork. IL, had nothing to 80!
rative to tie ctGlGe. Justice Kelly committed him
to op.son iOr lnei in default Of q 600 bal.
How TrEvrs-Io-terday evening so very de-
Gently sitirCd young men were spprebeaied in the
N,wYork HCtel BroaGaay, or su-piciou q being
tcv,s. The clerks in the house ani the proprietor
he'd ,bssrvet the fellows lurking about the premises
and being suspicious Of them called the attention Of
Offc ~ Wilson and Sweet Of the fifteenth Precipc,
10 The matter As the ofio r. entered tho house The
men were observed TO retreat to the wnter-coset.
where they remained concealed nearly az hour. Upon
ccur out they arrested. conveyed before Jus.
lice Key at the jefferson Market Police Court aud
conn iltsd for examination. Behind door in the
wae: -clcse. was found jimmy, skeleton trunk and
dccr keys, and AT improved apparatus for opening
locks from the outside the key being in the door.
RoBrIsG A SroRy IN OPIS D,rIIoHr.-Yesterdsy
morning John OBrien, with snail knife, loosened
pane Of glass in the fancy ,ods store Of Gustayus Ie
berlin, No Is Avenue B, and, sezing quantity OF
goods from the show-wipdow, attempted TO escape.
The thett Was immediately discovered and o Brieu
pursued ard overtsken. The property was found
upon bis person. Justice Steers committed OBren to
prison for srial.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
CITY ITEMS.

Po.TroSED.-Tho invcst CATION into the .lle,si De.
ia +, alton by John H. SDuth in the Cry Con,ro'i.r.
ofice. sct Down ct II O'Clock ye,.orday before r.
corder barnard. al the City Hail. Hss po.tponcd in
cou-. 1ueBce O. tie ab-et Of Judge Whiting arising
from usubde .nrJng to the time II will DO held
Al the came place at o'clock next Tuesday afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

'ei..n' bfe"hse- 10 the coodai. iesdisg from Bus-
y "oo 'n ,he Eenay Of Jamaica. Tho main work.
or S'Ors'd''toe distance. u sad to have cavsi 10.
sd - t'tmaed that The dars go oAused will no. fau
sr -lort of 10000
ArrTMTrED R0BBRRY-A man n.r.~a IL.
wss attacked IN Adams street, belween Coa.a,.d -
riIlery Street. shout 10 O'Clock on Wedns.Ss .;Lx
; two mSu. ore Of whom ark ID him the tim. IL
answered that he did not know when be Wa. ..,.ss
hy ope Of them. He deslt him blow, when N. -
-ailani made soversl thrsts with kniie bat did =.
further iury-thsb iDict few scratches. Both fsi-
,oss then oh
PrRIxp wfrHorr CTRTWIcArx.-A ohiA Il
Chales Collins, No. LswIepce street, wss buried 9
few days Stree without q proper certificate, which
the body TO be dsint rred snd held inquest. rhS
,suk proved hs, eied of cosgestion OF the lung
The penalty Of buryng without proper certificate =
slO0, recoverable by civil suit.
M,TRoS oy THE LUSAric AsYLus.-The Supern-
terd'u. of the Poor at their last meeting appcnteA
Mrs. Mary Luscombe 10 the position Of Matroo OF VI
Mrs Luscotnbe late Matron OF the Orphan
Home OF the Church Charity Foundation 10 Csriesa
avenue.
RoRpkRy.-The storehouse Of George Patohes, -
tie foot of Main street, robbed rec.ntly of fpoa
hses Of goat--kins valued at about 1900 ThSy woe
stored on the third hoot ard the windows and docss
all closed, II Is supppsedthat the Their musl have
been committed by sone one acquainted with tAA
premises.
CnIcKES THwvEs.-Thomas Campbell and GeOreo
Atkins were committed 10 the Pententisry for thrso
months each Yesterday conviction OF robbing No.
roosts in Clinton avenue some time since.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
advertisement.
opy .JINGo

"BY JNGO | LIKE THAT Ni"1hn. - ~ ~
es in hurst Of admiration. Jeho,hsp4at - ie.h
to 80 s districts be held thst Pr's a!srlfan drama
he Poneti Psrot last night, at BASSUNs hgsEu ana
l.ughed till the ran down s by Mr. WsEn Fyery
Io 81. too This glorious piece VIII b. repeated tbs
eyel.nx cspia al melodraIna ths Autnoon'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

meeting Of The Bar has been called by severai dis
ngus she'd members OF the profession for SATURDAY the
9Th mt. al clock p. m. at the Superior Court. to
take no consideration the proprety of some ac,ioo to
ob,sn better aocommodatiOns or TO improve tho
present acc, mmodsi.ons Of the Superior Court
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
TAdyerti.ementl
I,..vn,,.,s FAREWELL BPSFFJT -TO-nipht

i foe Con edsn takes bis farewell benefit at PrsDYs Ma
cua Thester and rresept' powerful p,ogsmme M = ap
- nssEIss OF NEwYoRK. The popular drama Of rHE WILD
KHieUr with M j. H. Allen Mr. o. L. Fox and the company
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

II, Uor. Nee Dow will address the citizen, o,
Nev-Yoik at The Academy Of Music on Tuesday oyes.
iog neIt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
fAdyer.lseuent
~ TEMPLE OP ART,

FREpRICK'S PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE of IN
Nos 5a5 sad 5s7 Broadway opposite metropolitan
Ioca.PHs H,ILoTyYEs DAcuERREoIYPEs ana ANbNS tS
IN every .,y PHorocaIPHs BY Mr. houLros formerly WIN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

CARD.-The Sisters of the Good Shepherd gratefully
uovledge the receipt of 1900 from Belmont e'i "' ~
benefit Of their institution .-Nev- York, FEB. t.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

THE BRooKIrs WATER WoRxs.-A report came
to BOkI lat evening that the late rains hal CAUSED
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
Tp,rvrs-Tbomss Sweet. alias Woods, was ap-

THirvEs.-Thomas Sweet, alias Woods, was aI
pretended yesterday ae by officer De Grove Of ne tea
Pr rnct charged With stealing gold watch chains ana oae
ery Of the Of sle from Ms Rebecca WAGON Oh 70
II Third portion Of the stolen properly was Ioud
te ederce Of the sccused 90 Kos street Sweet has
for some time past been employed Collector oE hqu9
ste the lower part ofhe city, the propne,oIs OF whn o.
Is. list he has appropriated large portion " their money
vi cl be- has collected. bis The acc1'ed was
tate tre Justice Steers who locked him up ior 'rlA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
BROOKL YN IIEIM,S.

Queens County, have called public meeting for Satur-
DAY evening to take into consideration the project Of
building horse railroad from Wilsamsburgh to New
town.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

RFcFIvING STOLEN GooDs-COaPLAr AGAINST A
JryK SHOP Daniel Bradley and his wife brought before
The Mayo Marshal Yesterday on charge Of having received
lead their junk shop No 20 Baxter stret IL sppsa.
ttet pig ead stolen from VIM. Sheppard days
ago snd su tsneousy with its being missed Officer iard Of
the Squsd Happened into Bradley place. and there
TO I'D the boys who stolen The iced the scale 20
be weighed and Bradley alongside II bargaining An
amed OBen ntercedcd for Bradley yesterday urs
m 10 defense the sccuseds character and that be did not
moan 10 purchase the lead shough the scale This dd
no satisfy Marshal aud he deferred the until the Mayor
could petition usual in many cases Of the knd "as
get aid signed by persons on behalf Of Bradley
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

VERY SUDDEN DEATH-Mrs. Bowers, lady who
resided In Broadway between Fy first and Fy second Streets
died very suddenly about O'clock on wednesday She was
tric purst taken suddenly Ill., and falling to the f!or
expired instantly The Coroner notified, and an III
au' Il will b. held OIL the body.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

Rvpc1any.-On "wednesday evening Mr.. Abraham
C,,,o,.er re.;d;pc At No. o West Twepty-seventh
st,et sbor.ly after returning home went to his room
for tae purpose Of getting his slippers, when to his
s,rnrse he found loaferish looking fellow IN ms
apartment rumrparpg the bureau drawers. Mr.. Car
rsr,sr s.k.i bir what he was doing there, when the
rascal very in pudepty replied. That's none OF yodr
bu.ines, NJ. G. forthwith seized the intruder, and
soufse .p.ued between the two which resulted in the
thief sor such he proved to be, being oyerpowered
and handed over to the custody OF an oin.ei 'o'
lor gave Ia lAua 81 Jeha Hawkins, sna !" 40 r"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

FATAL RESULT OF A FALL.-COr0ner Perry yester-
day held inquest at the NewYork Hospital on hs boy @ oi
the result Of injuries received the lst inst by eedenay
filling from the ns,hep Of shP lying IN the Fast hlVer is
II. deceased rigger He native ot lEe1aH h1'
III, ds took hi. reinains Brooklyn for nterment
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

Mr. Johnny Austin requests us 10 say that he is not
connected with ary gambling house aud Las net been
fcr son time.
Dr John S. Austin also wishes TO say that he has
no connection whatever with the Jews game" or
any other gamblipg-house whatever in this or any
c,bag city end ahows sworn te'timonytc that effect
Mr. Austin haa or years hgeds retired aud hon.
oraLle ,:fe,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

CnIcEES THWvEs.-T Thomas Campbell and Georrs
Atkins were committed 10 the Penltentsry for thrss
months EACH yesterday conviction Of robbing No.
roosts in Clinton avenue some time since.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

We find tLat we yesterday did sOne Injustice to Mr.
Samuel A. Suydam in our article on faro banks. We
are assured by responsible parties that for some years
past Mr.. Suydam has had no connection With those
institutions,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

SEI rlSG LOTTERY PoLEcEs.-Eeorge Williams, a
policy dealer was arrested yesterday By tho Mayors
Police, Tor selling lottery policies to sundry persons
He ke!t Office in Broadway, betScen Thirty-ninth
and Forteth streets where ne ia alleged to have car
red the business. lie was Lcd to bail in 500 to
answeP
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city Politics.
THE REPUBLICAE 6ENsRAL COMMITTEES AND THE
POLICE COMMISSIONING

THE REPUBLICAE 6ESsRAL COMMITTEES AND THE
POLICE COMMISSIONERS
An adjourned meeting Of the Republican General Com
mee was held Las; night at stuy Institute TO dis
cuss the resolutions introduced At the previous meeting,
calling on the Legislature to amend the law organizing
the Board of Police Commissioners that they would be
elected by the people, in the manner as tho Ten
Governors chosen.
This proposition debated for nearly four hours last
night, and finally laid over Tho Police Commis
sioners were severely berated It charged that the
republican party had to bear all the odum Of passing the
law and now the Commissioners ma 10 appointments in
defiance OF the behests Of the party OF this city The
party the State stricken down because they had
brought this Board into existence yet the Commissioners
appointed whom they pleased the police, democrats
thing else long IL subserved their private
ends.
The Chairman (dr. Kennedy defended the Commits
soners He thought half loaf better than no bread,
and he therefore, determined to stand by the Police
Beard as Mt present constituted.
The debate continued by both parties, and II was
easily TO be that the Commissioners are regarded
with suspicion, il no. positive dislike by the bulk Of the
republican leaders.