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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22

~ n BUSHELS OF PRIME NEW CLIO.
oV YER SEED just received We regard extra
fine lot free from ppe and other impurities think
that farmers would fd 1t TO their interest call ard
q before buying elsewhere. IRBY e. SAUNDERS.
S-We have In store also, Timothy Orchard Grass Blue
Grass and Evergreen SEED. Ian 22.drs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22
a saI.EsMAN WANTED wanted 10 en-

NROUN y PLANTER in bn e and barrel. for
" sale a our mill and store. NOWLIN & MURRELL.
march Lynchburg Va
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uyURE COAL, OHg..-We have o % hand n large
q lot of PURE COAL OIL, which O he the
best quality leu color from smell burns clear
bright and does not smoke. We have such arrange
with tho refners will ppy at all times
Our friends order with the get
pure article For sale by
y8 j THOMPSON g.
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(NARD.-I. on the - inst, connected with mc
~ in the Commission business, Mr. JNO d. HOLT. late
Halifax g. Va and take this occasion thanks
old friends liberal besto.
ed and solicit for the
their favOrs promising ed efforts
Very Respectfully
lR. daml
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22

NEW No. Z Halffax 4 IIerrinsr fer .nl- hy
~ march 9-dts Ki1NlER T. SANDERS
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arst bowhead 1T August in shsnter Bay came through Tie
passage between Cape Lopatka and adjacent island, moderate
weather from thence to Honolulu. Reports the loss OF the bark
Ocean Wave and all hands on Pinacle Rock In the same gaze
from W. 8. w. in which the Phoenix was lost; also reports .
boats crew belonging to the bark Faith % lost, being Catfish
down by a whale. Saw seven or eight ships start nom shannr
Bay to try the north shore before leaving. Reports the scoeiand
400 barrels
Spanish schooner SecritO, Hoadley, 81 days from GUAM re-
ports q tedious passage to this port; had several heavy oiows
and continual head winds and q heavy gale of BONN Islands,
losing the jioboom. Brings 12s barrels OF cocoanut oil from the
Pfef which was condemned and sold in Guam. The ship YES
per. Capt. Bailey, had arrived there, bringing the captain, ON
GERS and crew of the American whale ship Lexington WRECKED
ON Strong's Island. The Secrito has brought them on to this
port. also the captain and portion Of the crew Of the Phi- She
Is consigned to Messrs. Melchers + Co.
Hawaiian brig Kohoia, Corsen, from Arctic, reports having
experienced bad weather and plenty of fog while cruising In
Plover Bay. Took the first bowhead in the first part OF July,
also the last one in the same month. Left the Arctic ioth
September, and had bad weather and head winds all the passage
down. While in Plover Bay a native seaman died OF consump-
ton.
Bark Jireh Ssriff, Earl, from the Arctic, reports having had
generally fair weather ; but about the time of leaving set in
stormy. On 18th of September spoke the ship speedwen two
whales, and on the 4nh October the William Rotch 400 bbls.
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Vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports.

Am. clipper ship Syren, -, from Boston, to sail Sept Both,
with mdse to c. Brewer & Co.
Am. clipper ship Viking, Winsor, 1850 tons, to san from can
Francisco Oct. Is
Am brig Josephine, Stone, from Bakers Island, due Oct 18th
to 30th.
Haw. schooner Marlda, Hooper, from Fanning's Island with
cargo cocoaDut oil, due Oct 20.
Haw. schooner Henry, English, from Fanning's Island, with
cargo cocoanut oil, due Oct. Is.
Brit bark Heather Belle, -. to sail from London 10 homo
lulu and yancouver's Island. Aug. 80, with merchandise to
Janion, Green * Co.
Am. ship Amethyst, Studley, from Boston, sailed August 10, due
jan. l-merchandise to p. 5. wilcox
Am. clip. sh Golden Eagle, Luce, to sail from San Francisco IN
October.
Am bark Washington Allston, - from Boston sailed June
%. with assorted merchandise to Chas. Brewer ID
Am. ship JOSIAH Bradley, Dunbar, from Boston, sailed May ~,
with merchandise to j. c. Spalding.
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k0y0E
The annual meeting was held on Monday evenings
the 9th inst, in the Court House. the President
John Montgomery, Esq. having the chair.
mort of the retiring President called at'enuon . '"e
hopeful results of the experiment in rice culture ~
the Society's Garden. and paid a deserseu co"pi-
mert - the perseverance and energy of the gardener
MI. Holstein, and to the exertions OF LII.
the Cor. Secretary in introducing new varieties OF
seeds and plants. 1t noted progress ana ~
the culture of wheat and of sugar, expressed hope IN
the attempts being made at raising cotton, regretteu
that no one had yet engaged in growing the vine LOT
manufacturing wine, and in this connection animao-
verified upon the policy of our legislation which for
bids converting the refuse Of sugar plantations INTO
RIM. and the home manufacture Of II pure spirit from
the XII root, which might supplant q costly foreign
article of deleterious quality. Tobacco had been
thoroughly tried and proved a failure. owing TO the
plant absorbing so much saltpetre from the SOIL. IL
noted the manufacture at the islands of leather OF an
excellent quality. of soap in large quantities. YET not
cutie excluding the imported article, the success IN
packing beefand in manufacturing salt. Sheep OF an
improved stock were multiplying sparrows ana
linnets. the honeybee and dorking fowls, had been
domiciled at the islands. The influence OF inter-
island steamers, now expected with certainty upon
agriculture, would be important and happy.
The Treasurer's report showed the amount OF the
Society's money on hand about $500, and SZloo,
invested and drawing interest. With an outlay OF
$1l56 during the year past, its means have yet IN
creased $500, and it is expected that another year
will show more favorable results. as the garden Will
cost less and yield more.
Interesting reports from DIR. hillebraud, the Cor
responding Secretary, and Mr.. Holstein, were also
read. They were all accepted and ordered to be pub
lished. We shall take an early opportunity to give
them to our readers. These reporfs show that the
Society is quietly doing more In it has ever
before done for the real benefit and improvement OF
the islands, by the introduction of seeds, plants trees
and variouskinds of animals and birds. The nursery
garden itself will richly repay the efforts and expense
laid out ON it, and in a very short time be the source
of a considerable income over and above Its cost.
The following gentlemen were elected ofhcers OF the
of the Society for the ensuing year:
President-J. Montgomery.
Vice Presidents-H. r. ii. L. Kamehameha, H. Moht,
MaLee. w. c. Shipman, I. Metcalf, X. w. Wood.
Treasurer-J. w. Austin
Correspondinq Secretdry-W. Hllebrand-
RECORDING Secretary-L. McCuly.
Ereeufipe Conmiffee-C. +. Guinou, J.. Fuller, D. Mont
gomery, A. b. Bates, j. IL. Wood
1t is to be regretted that there was not a larger au-
dience to give interest to the proceedings. Probably
it was Inexperienced from the place of holding the
meeting, that it was one of mere business.
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IMPORTS.

ynou DAn Dnxxc1sco-PKR BARK FRANCES palmer, Der. Is:
IUg-1oz nses merchandise. 2 c. shoes
Haue = CA-10o CO bread, 90 tins Of crackers-
CA r. y r0Ul20 dz pals, 10cs oysters, 10 a. tobacco,
5o.11,Sa1vSt % pieces hollow ware, 2 6 paper 4 bales
sSiU-l9o sodA, S es cloves, ses eassia, IS c. pepper,
s;s16ez Ihds eroeisry, 1 bri do, 90 ds brooms, S
- 2 teg e.ss and 2 bs,: liquor, sb1' bit'er''
WEIN6a-5 oetavo ng1~-
1mohE1 paua % eoth-
no. Wy1ss-5pkp $500
M Um1R1n3-3 m1De-
IGIo skfrss. q = Ssos, rs pkp .esa nase.
W.M-1snH-5hsstAg,1 - bsp - - hh ~ Vinegar
6 cssE-s . pssss, bu.as pm. l e hardware. !
- a. bez spsss 0l2ooegl
H-ne1oAn 80 4 e matches
~Ae es ndp. q boas and shcoL
v0 ID6H&k3ondse 1boa do
DO Va1.se 8 oe-se PC s,,non, = 49, - q. ncssssea'
CT 49, ds-zi Pkp sssA nds-
- fWkDud-e Pkg Ddse
Hw-0S H., 8 DO ptasees.
ImD-1o eenves brandy, Is P casks vim.
IN
Rss -.
90 80 aAd 49,
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6N&WGyS4psuey lnL
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PORT OF
ARRIVALS.

15-Am VIII sh New England, Hampstead, FIN Arctic and
Kodiack. Season, 200 VIII, 5000 bni voyage, 400
VIII, 5000 bn; on board, 42o VIII, 5000 hn.
l5-.Fr VIII sh General Teste, lie Mercier, I'm Arctic, kodiack
and Bristol Bay. Season, so VIII; voyage, 100 sp,
5000 VIII, 1000 bn; on board, 700 VIII.
GAM VIII bk Covington, Newman, I'm Arctic and Bristol
Bay. Season. $50 VIII, $500 bn; voyage, 40 sp,
100 VIII, 1900 bn; on board, 600 VIII, $500 bn.
24-Am VIII sh Carolina, Harding, I'm Japan and oehotsk
1850 VIII, % 600 bn; ON board, 1850 VIII, 10000 bn.
Season, 400 VIII, 5000 bn; voyage, $50 sp, 500 VIII,
5000 bn; on board, $50 VIII, 5000 bn.
24-Amw VIII blk Gratitude, Davis, I'm Ochotsk and Japan.
Season, 500 VIII, 5000 bn' voyage, 40 sp, $50 VIII,
5000 bn; ON board, S75 VIII, 5000 bn.
24-Am VIII blk Hercules, Athearn. FIN ochotsk and Japan.
season, 2lo VIII, 1000 bn; voyage, % So, itSo wh'
II, 900 bn; on board. IS sp, 800 VIII, 2o00bn.
2l-Am VIII sh VIM Rotch, Ellison, FIN Arctic.
24-Am VIII sh Robert Edwards, Wood, I'm Arctic and Japan
Season, 300 VIII, 5000 bn; voyage, SO sP, $50 VIII,
$500 bn; on board, so sp, $50 VIII, 5000 bn-
2l-Am VIII sh Abraham Barker. slocum, I'm Ochotst Sea,
season, 600 VIII, eoOo bn; voyage, $50 sp, 1000 VII.
10000 bn; on board, 1000 VIII, 1000 bn.
GAM VIII bk Cossack, Haskins, FIN ochotsk Sea- Sea
son, 300 VIII, 2+00 bn; voyage, 500 VIII, $500 bn;
voyage, 40 VIII, 2400 bn-
2LAm VIII sh Hobomok, Merchant. I'm Ochotsk Sea. Sea-
son, $50 VIII. 10, 500 bn; voyage, 100 sp, 200 VIII,
5000 bn; on board, 40 sp. 1000 VIII, 1850 on-
24-Am VIII blk Gen Scott. Hunting. fun Kodiack. Season,
200 VIII, 1900 bn; voyage, 100 sp, ECO VIII, 1900 bn;
on board, 200 VIII, 1900 bn-
24-Am VIII sh Sharon, Swift, I'm Arctic. Season, 600 VIII,
6000 bn; voyage, 800 sP, 100 VIII, J2,0Oo On; on
board. 600 VIII, 5000 bn.
zi-Am VIII sh Montreal, Sowle, I'm Arctic. Season, $50
VIII, 5000 bn; voyage, 1900 VIII, $4,000 bonei on
24-Thos Nye, Holly, I'm Ochotsk. Season, 900 VIII, 1900
bn; voyage, 800 sp, $500 VIII, $4,000 bn; on board,
1900 VIII, 1900 bn-
Gam VIII blk Tybee, Freeman, FIN Arctic Ocean. Season,
65owh, 5000 bn; voyage, 40 s, 245o VIII, 2s,ooo bni
voyage, $50 VIII, 5000 bn; ION =.
1000 b; voyage, 300 sp, 700 VIII, 5000 bn; on
board, 500 sp, $50 VIII, 1000 bn.
24-Amw VIII sh Milton, Halsey, fm Ochotsk Sea. Season,
20 sp, 500 VIII, IL, 0oObnp voyage, 100 sp, 2eoo VIII,
5000 bn; on board, 20 sp, 1900, 1900
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Correspondence Pac. Commercial Advertiser.l
Letter from San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 80, 1859.
THE CODE OF HONOR
Has been pretty thoroughly discussed within the
,ast two weeks all over the state. Public sentiment
has condemned it in the most unqualified manner.
But few journals, even among the meanest partisan
sheets, have been found bold enough, base enough, to
advocate the bloody and barbarous code. Since the
fatal Terry Broderick duel, no less than three other
duels have been fought by quarreling politicians,
proving fatal to one of the parties in each case.
This cannot longer be. Public opinion may not be
always thus openly disregarded. Too many victims
have already been sacrificed at the shrine of this
heather Moloch. The voice of an indignant people
comes up from all parts OF the state, demanding that
the law be executed upon the dueist.
Judge Terry was arrested in Stockton, q few days
after Mr.. Broderick's death but so strong was the
feeling of indignation against him here, that it was
thought best by his friends and the officers who had
him in custody, not to bring him to this city until
the excitement had died away somewhat. Accord
ingly, he was not brought here until the Oath
instant. He was Immediately taken before Judge
Blake, of the Court of Sessions. and admitted to bail
in the sum of SO. 900. OF course, if the prospect of
escaping punishment looks doubtful, he will not hesi-
tate about making his escape for any such paltry
sum as $1,000
The state of society in California is still in a very
anomalous condition, and good citizens are seriously
asking the question, What is to be done?" To-
day, we rejoice over our progress and the bright
promises of the future,-and tomorrow. We are called
to mourn over the ruins of the fair fabric we
loved. We spread the tables with good things.-but
when we would sit down to the banquet, behold, the
political harpies emerge from their dark haunts. and
defle the viands with their corrupting claws! The
toilsome labors of good men for years. seem to be
overturned in o moment by these corrupt politicians.
As the accumulated wealth of a lifetime is often de-
stroyed in an hour by the touch Of the incendiary, SO
suddenly are the halls Of justice and prosperity,
which the wise and good are trying to raise on these
shores, fred by the hand of the political incendiary.
Permanent improvement, in the scale Of morals and
politics. is slow work in California Its checkered
history reminds one very much Of the story Of IT,
unhappy Sisyphus, who was doomed to the ueelesg
task Of trying to roll : hugs stone mp lfL$
Nh BnoDEHrcxss ~
) Was astendsa % Sunday, the 18Th ip1Es y = -
cencoere e peoR1ex ef y &eeds1
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LATEST DATES. received at sht- Once
For full reports Of Whalers. see 4h page.-a
ARRIVALS.

ct. ssh Lzholiho, Lamont, from Hawaii, with ss2 bbls and
ss mats sugar, ISs Ssis %slasses. lss bales pull.
IAN VII BIZ Monmouth, Omsby, from 0chotsk. Season,
900 wh, 1000 bone; voyage, IS So, 11so VII, 1900
Gam Vi sh Majestic, Chester, fm Kodiack, Arctic and
Lah.ina- ss.son, $50 VII, $500 bones voyage, IS
2a-seh Ksnoi, wilbur, finn LAhaina with native produce.
-Ksn~hznehs ~, Henry, I'm Hawaii vith oranges
Gam VII 81 Arab, Grinneil fm Kcdiack and Arctic.
SEASON, 800 VII, 5000 bni voyage, 600 VII, 10000
ea-Au vh 81 s<- George, Pease, from the Ochotsk- Sea-
900, 40 sp, $50 VII, 5000 bone; voyage, 20 sP, 200
S-Hs~ wh brig ybcsori. Fish: I'm Kodiak and Arctic
Amie- s<..oa $50 VII. 5000 6ni voyage, iss sP,
2a-Bsrt Camilla, Prentice, from the ocho.k. Season
100 %, 500 VII, 1~o,ooobn; voyage, $50 50, HOO VIII,
9-An Nh bk Archissct, Fish, I'm Arctic, last FIN Bristol
Bay. season, $50 Nh, 500 bni voyage, 1900 VIII,
9-Yr Vi sh winslov. coaperi, fm ochossk- Season, 500
2-An VI bk Fortune, Lesser, Arctic Season, $50 VII,
1000 ba-
VI 5000 ba; rsyssr, $50 .p, 1870 VII, 1900 bn.
3-spsnish sch secrto, Hoadiey, 81 ds fm Guam, with
3-sch Mznuok.rai, BerkIey, fm LAhAina with hogs and
zs-seh kauns, FIN Kauai with native produce.
9-An IN bk Midas, rustie, FIN ochotsk. Season, tsow
sG'S - s1 p,s soyss1 hs laoo .s, iS ~ oe sa, Season.
100 xh, 2500 bn-
. 0-Hs. uh brig KohoIa, Corsen, IS d. finn the Arctic.
season, soo wh, 10000 bn, 5000 ivory
c3-Am vh bk Morea, Manchester, fm the Arctic Season,
70 sp, $50 Nh, $500 bn; voyage, 7oS -p, 400 VIII,
$4,000 bn-
21-Hsw sioor Lazpui, Rye, FIN LAhaina-
2EAm wh sh Washington, burlington Season, 1000 VII,
5000 bu5 voyage, 50 sp, 1900 VIII, 1900 bn-
2&-Am VII sh yfeh Perry. Cannon, I'm Uchotsk- season,
50 s, 80 WI, 1000 bni voyage, $500 VII, 5000
hone
2&-Am Oh biz Superior. Wood, fm the ochotsk. Season.
100 sp, 10 VII, $500 bni voyage, $50 all told, 1000
bone
3-Am wfaIeship Thomas Nye. Hoiley. I'm the Ochot-k
via Lahainz; sea BOO VIII, Il, 900 bono, voyage 1850
VII 900 81, eo,ooc bone
oB-Am wh ship Carolina, Harding, I'm the Japan and
OchotsS seas, via Lahaina, 1850 win, 10000 bone,
voyage 1850 VII IS sp, 1900 bone
18-Au VII ship Sharon. swim, FIN the Arctic via Lahainai
seas, coo VII 1000 bone
2e-Haw sch Maria, Molreno, I'm IAhaina, 20 bris potatoes,
and % brs beef
2s-Hax sloop Live Yankee, Morse, I'm LAhaina, with native
produce
z-Am vh ship Gay Head, Lowen, FIN the Arctic via La
haina; sea $50 vh, $500 bone, voyage 1900 VII, 10
81, II 900 bone
1e-Am Nh bark Martha ID, Daley, fm the Aauc via Ia
hama; sea, $50 wh, 6oo0bone, voyage $50 VIII. $50
Sd, 5000 bone
2-Am Va ship speedseu, Gibbs, I'm the Arctic; sea,
$50 N, 1900 bone, voyage 100 VII, antold 5000
bone
A-An vh ship Montreal, souSe, FIN the Arctic via Laha-
ina, SEA, 700 VII
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MEMORANDA.

Capt. Nye Of Helen Sno,c, at Lahaina, reports, through Gil
man r Co., that the wreck Of bark Ocean Wave was found on
Elbow Island, all hands lost, and the ship gone almost TO pieces,
and parts Of the wreck scattered all over the sea supposed she
was lost in the same gale as the Phenix. Most Of the whaling
has been done in Shanter and s. w. Bays Have not heard OF
auy whaling in Tavisk and N. w. Bays. But little or no ice
whaling. No other wrecks reported. Also reports ship Nassau,
Nurdock, 500 whale.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-27

A FINE SroRE.-The old stone market building,
which has long been Of very little use to the port, or
profit TO the government. has yielded to the wants Of
trade, and been converted into = spacious store, into
which Messrs. Brewer & Co. have just moved. Az
soon as the lease Of the west end Of the building ex-
pires, We understand that the whole lower door Vim
be thrown into one rcoa. Whish win make Il tho
'anest hest 1se.ftn<e HseS<sk !
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PASSENGERS.

From GrAM-per Secrito, Oct. 23-Capt Fisher, Capt Danel-
berg, w Robertson; J 4 Robertson, W l. WHISPER, fer-
kins, w L selover, j L Harrison, J Cooper, T Perry, NJ Enos, )
Peters, b Cosan- r.
For SAX ia AScIsco-per Frances Palmer, Oct. 27th-Mrs
Jackson, . children and servant; Capt Austin, Capt Hand, Capt
Lester. STEER Geo A Harris, Gregg, Lewis Bruce,
J Kelley, Stebbin, W A Miles, 5 g Spear, Z L Morrill,, > b NIL
EDs.
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EXPORTS.

For SAX FRAScIsco-per Frances Palmer, Oct. 800
lbs sugar, 4O.7 gal molasses, 2OI $50 lbs salt, 22,s40 pull, 10
bbls talIow, II bbls smetts, 4 bbls herring, Is kits herring, z
cases opium.
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o. m-Am vh Oh Caravan, Brau, to cruise and home
0-Sch Nofkeiki, Wefherby, for Esilua-
0-sch Kinooie, Keoni, for Hawaii
24-Sch Aanuok1wzi, Deckiey, for Maui
0-0Eh Kzluns, Antonio, for Hlo-
0-ScA KalAma, Boues, Tor Kohaia-
H-Am VII sh Christopher Mitchell, Manchester, to cruise.
X-An vh ship Saratoga siocum- to cruise and home
U-Am vh sh Ocean, Clark, to cruise
G-An vh sh DEpmo, May, to cnise and home.
1e-An bark Humphrey Nelson, Chenev, for Valparaiso.
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DEPARTURES.

Oct. 22-Champion, Coffin, cruise and home
2-Uncas, Luce, New Zealand.
24-Carolina. Harding, Honolulu.
24-Montreal, Sowle, do.
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HO USE FOR sALEs rr6e!
49, THE HOUSE - estate &
Rsiill Poor, is offered for sale by the 1TnWIN0! 4
CHARLIE
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4 New PAcKET.-The fine clipper bark -Architect
has been laid on for San Francisco by Messrs. Will
liams s. Co. Under the command of so popular a
master as Capt. Fish, she will be a favorite, as long as
she may continue on the route.
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LARGE PAPAYA.-Mr. r. B. Armstrong has sent
us a papaya, raised in Hanalei Valley, Kauai, weigh
ing six and a half pounds, and the size of a mans
head.
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UASES PRESERVED GlN' =
cinnamon. For sale Oh cap by So
179-tf
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THURSDAY, OCT. q

The news from the North received during the
mast week has been full of interest, and we give
up a large portion of our paper to it. we nave
full and late reports from the Ochotsk feet, ana
though its general tenor is not so favorable as
could be wished, yet a fair average is given. IL
annears that about 80 vessels have cruised in
the Kodiack and Arctic, and about 100 in the
Ochotsk. The following will show the numoer
arrived, and also those heard from but not arris-
ed up to the Goth :
Average.
81 Arctic and Kodiack. arriued, 42s bis
81 do. do. not arrived u po''e 20,
20 Ochotsk Fleet. arriUed,.
Ss do. do. not arrived but reportedr..-...wi
Sperm Whalers, arrived, ......"..
OH Total number of vessels reported to this DATE
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DIR. A. n. CLARhD' :,

se,yical and Mechanical Dentist--ofnce Onc y,
Boot and Shse Store, Merchant sue-
o A NJ to ~ r. M.
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ROOMS TO LEi.rLLI
"a VERY COOL &C. 2 \
nished parlor, bedroom, nssce. ApPg
e:1 minutes walk nom the ros' -
160-lk
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JOHN II. BANKS, =
Lock and aunsmith,E splanade, on Capt = !
ID-lmk 1870
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DIR. J. MOTT SMITH

Would inform his ~seafaring friends ina r,r5;s pns l.
may be found at his office over ~ Pm. ~
ofthe day at his old Office, corner Oh f"'
1f9-3m 1880
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CIRCUS CoMPANY.-Lee & Co.'S Equestrian troupe
are expected here next week by the clipper ship
Fixing. The favorable impression left by them on
their former visit to Honolulu, is a sure guarantee
of the success awaiting their visit this fall.
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FoR The EAsT.-The bark Frances Palmer sails
to-day at l P. NJ. taking the regular mail. Files Of
this paper since Oct 7th, containing full news from
the whaling fleets, can be obtained in wrappers at
our counter, ready for mailing.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-28

The I RsT TIL" UGHTRAIS FROM Loci WILLIE
Tine ExCURs NIsT-.-The first throng Oh
train.uf cars on the Louisville and n ishville
Railroad cam d 'wn yesterday. The excur-
sienists, consisting of the members of the
Board Of Mayo and Aldermen OF Louisville,
q number of the Stockholders in the Louis
willie and Nashville Railroad, and several
m mbers OF the press, about one hundred in
all, l,fl Lou 81 lie at o'clock in the morn
ing and arrived here about in the afternoon
We learn that they had u very pleasant run
dou n the road. stopping at all the towns and
Will ,ges on the route, and making a day {
travel of it.
The Hayor of Louisville, the Hon. THos
II CRAWFORD and several members of the
Beard ni Aid rmen. visited the City Hall LAT
evening. in company with Mayor HOLDINGS
WORTH. during The sitting OF the City Coun-
ell. wh re thy were welcomed TO the hOspi-
talttes of the city by the President Of the
Council. in appropriate address. They
are IA body of fne looking men. aud are fit
representatives, of city which is noted for
the intelligence and refinement of her
citizens.