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several accounts, and we con-
graduate that gentleman on the
successful completion of what he
undertook as an experiment. We
insert again the diagram of it
which we printed some weeks
ago. The only deviation from
the diagram is, that the braces
are carried from the top-rail 10
The chains, instead of to the floor
Of the bridge as represented.
The bridge is perfectly strong,
and stiff, and promises to
last as long as iron and wood can
resist the approaches of decay.
The four chains upon which it is
supported are calculated to resist
each n strain of 224 tons, and
the bracing and cross-bracing is
30 perfect, that it is believed no
weight, and no wind will cause
the bridge to sway. The entire
span Of the bridge is 196 feet ;
and the chains at their lowest
point are 141 feet above high
mark. The water under
the bridge is 48 feet deep. The
cost Of the structure was $4,000.
Another bridge is now in pro-
gress Of construction across the
Waiole-.ae creek which cuts off
communication by way Of the
beach, between the northern and
ends Of the town. 1t isa
wood truss bridge of "a feet span,
and will be completed in a few
weeks, at a cost of $3.50. a por-
ton of which is raised by pr .ate
subscriptions among the resi-
The construction of so strong
and durable q bridge as that
across the Waikiki is said to be,
It so small an expense. estab-
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Shipping Masters Notice.

++a THE HEKEBl 6nB
xL notice that they have associated themselves together
49, for the purpose Of shipping foreign seamen at this prt
Having taken the Office at the Sailors Home, and from hf
past experience IN the business, they feel confident OF gunser
tire satisfaction to all masters Of ships, agents of ships, or ohn,
who may favor them with orders in their line. :.
Officers and seamen for whaling aud other voyages procufA
at the shortest notice. Advance promptly repaid on the hnas
Of any seaman to render himself on board at the required na'
or a substitute FOR his place obtained.
The undersigned have the liberty Of referring -
CAPT. THOMAS SPENCER, C.. A. WILLIAMS Z Cos
C. L. RICHARDS, II. W. SEVERANCE
j. G. LEWIS,
&C. G.. W00DMAS,
Office at the Sailors Home. Q69-3m) Shipping Agenu-
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Taon LoxDcx, PR SHIP GoxKLza. SEPT 15s
III. b. Ms CnslQeneraE cases merchandise.
Won Holt 4 Heuck-z cases ndse-
r. c. Wyne-15b a3<s mdse, IA caes do
r. G. Janiou-107 eases mdse-
Agent Of the Hudsou Bay Company-9s6 casks mdse, 2S6 cs
do, Z kegs DO, 8 crates do, 50 bales do, 90 jars do, lis bars
iron, 90 bndls do =
= C. O. Hopkins-1l4 cases mdse, I do samples
And also . h<ke amount Of merchandise, an frGnsifE, for
vancouver's Island
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Just Received per "GomelIa,'
FROM LONDON!
1nn DOZ. ASSORTED ENGLISH PIE
1OO fruits, >
SO dozen assorted English jelles,
go " " jams,
Gases Scotch oatmeal, in tins,
Cases sardines. half tins,
Cases sardines, quarter tins,
Cases Durham mustard,
Cases pearl sage,
Cases tapioca,
Cases jordan almonds,
Gases citron, orange and lemon peel,
Cases Coleman's stone blue. For sale cheap ~
l6o-tf SAM sAyIDdh
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Nem advertisements.
DAILY EXPECTED!
AND FOR SALE BY
j. c..
THE CARGO OF AMERICAN SHIP
JOSIAH BRADLEY:

THE CARGO OF AMERICAN SHIP
AJosTAH 7HADIEX. -
A. III. DUNBAR, Commander,
CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING
~ bread M Lss' PILOT 10 S o,iSss.
200 bbIs. Haxail -four, 40 doz 1 Id tins pres. meats,
$50 bbls. prime pork. SO doz tins green corn,
SO bbls extra mess beef, so dz boxes table salt,
SO bbls rice, 10 cases salt, 100 tins water crackers,
252 doz Tenants pale ale, 25 half bbls dried apples,
los doz Tenants porter, SO cases alcohol,
1857 lbs cheese. in 20 Id tins, SO dz 2 Id tins pres. meats,
SO doz l lb tins oysters, so bbls Bourbon whisky,
10 cases currant wine, 8 bales tickings, 5 do stripes,
10 cases cherry wine, cases prints, 10 bales sheet
100 cases London jockey club ings,
house gin, 9 bales red and blue blankets,
so cases Catawba wine Bit so cases denims,
tiers, 10 bales brown drills,
IT'S doz II. Byass' London por- 10 bales blue drills,
ter, bales royal blue flannel,
IS cases 81. Julien claret, 10 bales blue sheetings,
3 casks Jamaica rum, SO doz blue flannel shirts,
o eighth pipes Pinet brandy, SO doz red flannel shirts,
dark,) so doz striped undershirts,
3quarter pipes Pinet brandy, SO dos striped drawers.
Gark) 400 doz denim pants and frocks,
Is sth pipes U. v. P. brandy, 1 bale bleached flannel,
(dark) 20 terces hams.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FINE
CLOTHING.
a cases boots and shoes. 511 cases spirits turpentinr,
30 bales gunny bags, 2I3 cases boiled linseel oil,
239 kegs nails, ] bale corks, 20 cases starch,
300 boxes No. 1 soap, go kegs white lead,
II doz Shan 2s handled axes, L case umbrellas,
10 half bbls hide poison, cases saddlery,
20 dz charcoal irons, 8 cases oil carpeting,
$50 bndls iron, 2 whaleboats, SO pair blinds,
10 dz whale spades, 500 lbs blue and white thread,
lou gross matches, 4 cs powder. 10 bbls coal tar. Is do pitch,
100 kegs powder, so bbls tar, Is crates crockery,
347 doors, $50 windows, 10 bbls bright yarnish,
ALSO,
100 tons Scotch Splint Goals, Sc do. Cum
berland Smiths Goals. 169-tf
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Port OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Sept 14-SchW Warwick, from Molokai
15-Sch Moi, Wilbur, I'M ahaina, with a cargo OF wheat
15-Br ship Gomelza, knight, 135 days from London, to
The Huison's Bay Company
16-Sch Mary, Beniif, from Kawaihae, with cattle and
sheep
I7-srh Lholiho, Lamont, from Hio, via Lahaina with
700 pkgs pull, 35 kegs sugar, 50 bbls molasses,
III mats sugar, - hides
17-Sch Maria, Molteno, from Lahaina-
11-Sch ManuokAwai, Beckley, from Kohals-
DEPARTURES.
Sept. 15-Sch Warwfck, for Molokai.
16-Sch Mookai, for Mo9okxi-
Ie-sch Kal.ma, Borres, for Lahaina, Kawaihae and
HIa
1o-Sch Queen, fH Kooa-
MEMORANDA.
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ELEM advertisements.

FOUND!
- AN WATCu
~ the owner can have by paying charges. A Inn WHICH
~ Office. App' a hh
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fnR calm ve,kher - ~ - veek has served to render trade
- hardve ~ sstv1h and departures Of coaster have
zen unusually Ennsd during thsseek. he schooner Kased
arrisea "a TAus.azy vieh = fsn caro- Of vhe.s. and the Mo,s
1ueesaay Nth live stock
NE only hreign arrival has been that Of the Gomelza. l37
usys hun England A portion only Of her cargo is for thin
bs.ce, the balance beiug destined for yancouvers Island. She
bes4eDa othe A0st Of Ire Hndson's Bay Company.
certainly b > god Indication that the vhalen are remain
ing out lasz this Jason than they did last August and Sep
sember have, during the past two o. three years, proved to be
The best months in sae Arctic and Ochotsk. We give below q
en0parison a srrivah q whaies from The North. up to this
time Seps- IN - he past four years, giving the arrivals at all
the ports a ne~ islands, nos Including the sperm whaier
srdnkksn Average catch Of vessels
s-z- arrived
TIT season. Qs59), 5 vessels. .I76 bbls-
m1ssA-----2S " -..--.---.5l7 -
1sss.---.-. --..---.--.656 I"
lsse,-----. " -----.----4s2 "
Notwithstanding the small catch Of the vessels thus far ar
thstaik q the neef WIN probably remain out as late as possible.
In he Arctic last season, nearly half the oil taken was caught
during sepsember.
few sales, mostly a auction, have occurred, from which We
orally appssr 70 be holding % for more definite advices in regard
tothe whaling beet Mr. Everetrs sale yesterday went OF rather
better than the previous sales
RLOUR-lo0 brss imported, soil for sls sales Of domestic ut
$40.
sU6AR-Fine grades scarce; large supply Of dark.
MOLAssEsAloo bhs sold private held at lie "a 1c-
P0RK-Hed az SIS a SO.
BEER-sa- of domestic at s1o-varanted, ST.
OATsJobbing at &c % BE.
CHANGED only transaction we hear is the sale Of a
vhalers dram for 5000 ut pa.
SALES At AUCTION
BY A. p Everetf, Sept 1s-cafb rosans, 81 IL Y pair grid
boots, SAT - - a. pssid shrts, SIS Il Y dz silk under
shirts, 81 81 - a 81 each ; hats. black wool, &c each. Cass,
81 81, Peruvian, 81 81, stif brm, 81 - "a 81 so, Panama,
81 %; 1870 Ds China rice, &c. On 14th-7o boxes brown
winasu soap 97&c - Sic . b - bolts canvas, 50 IS "a 81
10; ManfA rope, SIC 10 coils hemp rope, &c "a &c
BY ,. r. Colburn, Sept I5-120 pairs calf brogans, 81 06 "a
81 II: grey and white merno uniershirts, 81 rs % s. fine
white shirts, $40 IS % slI So.
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LEXICON WANTED. -
a LEXICON OF THE HAWAu.H
"A English languages. A purchaser will be founs AND
. LEXICON. =
iVo-u Honolulu postllan
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o tons Scotch Splint Goals, Sc do. Cur
berland Smiths Goals. 169-tf
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New Music
lust RE CEIvED AND FOR SALE =.
u lo9-u ii. NJ urT-
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DOuicS u tnc OIatc, dittI HE rttuIn 10 faris.
One of the most important facts in relation to
the recent pacifcation was, that the peace was
concluded without the Intervention of either of
the other great powers I; indeed, it is said to have
been proposed by Louis Napoleon, and hurried on
to execution, for the express purpose of giving
We other powers no opportunity to profer their
advice. Heretofore the territorial statu quo of
Italy was regulated by the DEGREES of the five
powers at the Congresses of Vienna, Laybach and
Verona; and the arrangement was claimed and
acknowledged by all to be immutable, except by
the action and consent of the parties that made
it. Now in the recent Italian treaty, France and
Austria have taken upon themselves the exclu-
siye responsibility of regulating Italian matters.
They have not recognized the long acknowledged
right of-other nations to a share in the arrange
ment Of Italian difficulties and by their treaty,
thus ignoring the three other leading powers,
they have virtually proclaimed to the world that
they are able to throw of the authority and dis
pense with the formalities OF a consultation with
other governments
All these things, taken in connection with the
fact that France continues to concentrate fotnidr
able fleets at Cherbourg and Brest, and that IL
work of erecting earth forti6cation png IL.
line of the English Channel is on5 md
rapidly going on, renders the Hece nesxee-to
quote from a Dispatch decidedly varlike-, =
At al events, English statesmen are getting cQns
cerned about tie subject, and the concentrSo n
O. such vast military resources within four on
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ers, and the several new buildings, have all contrib
uted to make stirring times. The building of Messrs.
A. Harris & Co. upon the esplanade ; and a large
cooperage establishment, is now going up for Mr..
Burdick upon Fort Street. sPresent indications are,
that the esplanade will soon be. covered with build
ings. -
SUGGEsTIvE.-Tw gentlemen Of our acquaintance,
n few days since, resolved to discontinue the use Of
tobacco. The result was that one of them gained five
pounds of flesh in the ensuing four days, and the
other has been increasing regularly in rotundity at
the rate Of half a pound a day, ever since-an inter-
val of more than a week. A s'Dashaway Tobacco
Society," would be a fine institution for lean bodies.
The SPECIAL TERM.-The trial of Capt. Thomas
Mason, Of the bark Orestes, upon q charge of causing
the death of Joseph Watson, one Of the crew Of that
vessel, will commence on Monday next, the 10th inst.
"a special term of Court being held for that purpose.
John Montgomery, ESQ.,, for the defendant, and A.
B. Bates, Esq, District Attorney, on the part Of the
Crown. -
WHALES SKELETONS. 1T transpires at last, that
the value Of bone-dust. prepared for market, is
about $40 or $42 per ton, instead of $4O0i Query
If manufactured bone-dust is worth $40 per ton,
what is the raw article worth, and at what rate can
8 whales skeletons be ~freighted to make them pay
U afeoiuuons Tue reaoer II reiefreu 70 the columns
Of the Poiynes ian.
TIE CIVIL CoDE-We continue the publication of
this new law, on our fourth page, and also on our
supplement, embracing the conclusion Of the depart
ment Of Public Instruction; the Legislative Branch;
and the Judiciary. including the Supreme. Circuit,
District and Police Court regulations.
THE MAn--Thc United States mail of the 9th
August is over due. It was to have left San Fran
cisco on about the S1st. seventeen days ago. by the
Ocean Express or -dspasia. Light winds and calms
have been very prevalent the last week or two, and
have probably heightened the passages Of thess ves-
sells -
CHINA BArAHAs-The .slarset bunch yet's wss
IshoNn us : 1sw days siDes By III. Ds1iel B1rpfsof
tkh dty<besing been grown IN his snsd6 -
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For ni.o@rke Redsgs .ils for Hilo. On Mon
dsy nuxlz<s dsekssss the remainder of the cargo
ed lsad1 81 bene Il III port
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GOV. HUNT AND THE OLD-LINE
NAEG@

TIE EIpTtss complains Of our structures On Tie
SINS assertion, that Cor. Hun; challenged so,
one TO "polDt ont on the usp" sregion oser Is ..ea
Slavery Was likely TO be extended saying
" The TIibEIe viii rot give Governor Han. besr-
ing in its columns ard goes oct Of the 70 n
resent HIN. Give your readers, ga god Lewsps9ef
the benefit Of his speech sId not suppress Il because
you DO pot Ike IT, az then ser whs' is said TIE
Tt5unc viii Zoo If II sil read, ct tee eytsac. alone
which il copied from Tie S4R that Gov. Hal pa
auie 10 hewMexico, sLd 10 be act 81 the rtrr.tOT.
Legislature there upon the subject Of Slavery"
We protest sss,nst the impUtauon that We
we could not find room fer all its woris. We
made fair synopsis OF IT'S ideas and Leading propo.
sitions, not wing 1t in f4 simply because We nsd
other mstter to publish which seemed 10 us more
interesting snd important. A great many good
speeches sIe made every year ~hce neither tbs
Express nor THE TRIBUNE publishes in full Yet
1t would he incorrect to ssy that either journal
"suppressss" them, especially wien it gives full
and fair tynop.is Of their drItt ard PurPort We
VIII proceed. however, to quote IN full so much OF
Gov. Hunts Speech as relates 10 or bears upon the
subject under discussion. dc says:
In the next plsoe il becomes importspt 10 consi
er what definite aid snd object is 10 b. stksne1 by
keeping pp party gsnz ,'ion on the Slavery qaas-
ton 20 regulate Federal interests Is il proposed by
this mode OF action TO uitisn Ssvery or to ema1ci-
pate slsye Not al az. The night Of each S,Ste 70
regulate its coloTed population sithout external
interiercTce is conceded or ell hands Bot we srs
told that the object is 10 prevent the extension of
slavery irto free Territory Into VITA, fnce
territory VIII some one point II oct on the
map feel very confident u AZ ere have territory
within TIE present limits o.ihe Cnted Sis.es u witch
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,,,.. k.rky,e fcE-rt t-,c-s e. usrtt s o. tts ss
he ex,oSeo otasr ias.ssoes q TIE ss0< sort
And nov for lngbtfal exposure Of and dread.
fl dryipg Up of : severely scientific source
Of the pau who e.teer cid discover toe paince-
s,royiDg properties OF etrer, 900 is therefore ese-
broted. or did rot sDd i therefore equAIy cele-
b,sted. In fact. Dr. Jackson. He gives ceref-
Gates for every thus, from mid BID bug poison to
Wo f. 5 Aromatic 5 :. A brother chemist said OF
HIN:
7zesi -ot slon Of M.l.', Port wiz. Il mis-
,-v b. va, Is q titrr, Ard Jet Ruruhsa c,stastF slP
tyr, for ,he use o. the Sc Urh Jek'on', ssPT,,d
tsTs cot IN ny o, rzll &c ees 'o.ta one
.b- ,1pPJ al grass ss pa;s All hgh 7es lI as II
wanted
Coed heaven. people SICK, people lame, people
weak people feel ng all oyerisb. PeoYe feeling 3: if
they reeded something, people who II they cannot
take something feel that they must d fsreseli
10 earthiy scenes. and suomi TO the sanderine OF
earthly ties and take their l.t fond taste OF ea THY
epjoyments. And not drop Of pure Malaga 70 be
ksd Nor Of Msdei.s-not even OF Sicily hsieirs'
which is the wont wire VII CD ever gri0ei the
interiors of Christians. Nor Of Port, in it' purity
famous bIacer, Toll the bells prepare the cot
fms stitch the shrouds wnts the wills ind e
the fuueIsl sermons
We are glad to find that III. Herald of New
buy eort-fomery the organ of the Hon Brgad e'-
General Caleb Cu,hius-tskes, SIS we should have
anticipated, religious view CT this matter. 1t
says:
IL, h ,.1s1re that well people vii g.s the vile stat .,
cones lot purs ~ae tbs J,'gs ND sa'
ia Goe Moot o. 'eeH cannot believe Win ths Gan ieS
~ toe wafer blessed BY the iest becomes tu. ire t,a
C Christ b4. es greater miracle than 20 40 ne turning
tee ooCI,a beverage tno act4si ~iHe-ae fea Il-' "
grape
How this dreadful matter will terminate we
csnnot say; but properly authenticated Bdis OF
Mortality from Massachusetts,, We will publish,
gratutousy, If not oheerfully
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Sith ersst masrste, ghs. we. r,ssetz- Sssa q.
posed 10 mating rc'ygsuy grosst OF rsscdsa
from the Church " ve hag. a. good eiss. 10 Cd
the Board 70 Say thai Po;yssmJ. in extreme Co.
zee. is night, as they tss memOr:stists bse b
TASK the Bos'd to ssy it ia 1rorg'' Aod te III
trsuisbed head Of the Law Of ths State. Ai,x
st that time in the seat Of Liviaysten and aess
suggested that /" in case Of tie cpen:ug Of Tsrkev
" TO the Gospel, where pol!gamy is common tie
s." case roy d-ise. II tbs State, pc
lysamy is felony,-tbere, It Is hwfaL
1--WE could not de .ide il The eircum.tau,es Of
"the Ease must decide it, Taking tbs /. "a e1.
position BY this great lawyer OF the meaning o. As
do.u nept ne hsd written, We think that /. was no
abuse of language 10 say that the attitude thea A.
surned by the Board toward polyg,my was one of
copnying or winking at it, II is 20. for US 10 die.
tate 10 the Board as to Whist i shsll esteem dsx
Is sin, shutting the gates Of Heaven aad the privi
leses of the communion table on its perpetr,.,r.
but we have the most absolute right to conn., "a.
upon its expressed opinions and ts public scsO.,.
which We shall continue 10 c. IS OCCASION may, IN
10 demand it. The Board mus. permit US 10 say
however, that their conduct IS 70 Slavery aaa Po-
Iyesmy seems to many more than ourselves Il 30
an attempt at system Of Christianity made Easy,
ard Morslity adapted to the Level OF the nss,sst
Capacity. Ard we would respectfully susscss
whether an impartial treatment OF al the Seven
Deadly Sins, as by the same rul. spilled to thos
tso offenses. in one general resolusoa, would act
greatly simply and promote the ConTsrsos Of the
World
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at meeting in behalf of the Southern Aid So
ciety, held in the Cooper Institute last evening,
great astoDistment was expressed at the fact tpst
while hundreds of thousands Of dollars were sent
10 the Wet annually for missionary purposes, 80
little was seut to the South. Probably the Society
is Dot aware that the West is much more resPon-
siye 10 Christian effort than the South; that in no
Western State is il 8 felony 10 teach any man or
woman to read 'be Bible, and that practical sP-
plication Of the golden IuIe is not necessarily re-
warded BY a coat Of tar nod feathers in the West
90 il is ia the South.
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We print in another place long aud able state.
ment OF the case Of the petitioners for the Broad
way Parallel Railroad in our City, which, as we
have hitherto published much against and little
for that side We commend to the careful attention
of our citizens We think the writer need not have
labOled to prove that such Omnibus Companies as
are to have their frauchlses and property virtually
extiDguished by the proposed Rad, have an equ-
table land il seems IN this case legsD claim TO in-
demDity. Nor is there any doubt at sill that the
increasing up town population and travel of our
City require further RairOsd acc mmodsti1n
This is plain enough 10 any one who rides down
town in the morning and uptown at nigct. Wien
the Central Park shall have been flushed, toi.
travel will on many days be double what il now is
and even next Summer will zee il t@e0ty per cent.
above that of last Summer Omnibuses are des-
tined TO disappear, and Railroads to take their
plsce-so much is clear enough; but how shall the
Railroads be constructed and rum Under whose
management At whose cost and risk For
whose benefit! These questions should be thought
fully considered by eur Legislature aud that soswcr
gwen which shall be most sccordsnt with justice.
public faith snd public good We entrsst each
member 90 be certain that bis vote is not swayed
10y personal solicitation interest the one nsDd
or by srouDeless clsm0r on the other. but tas,
every proposition which may be presented with re-
gard 10 these Railroads is decided on lis sbo!ute