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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-05-26
LETTER FROM LAHAIy..
Crowded Schooner, Court, Imprevea Y
of the Town. Roads, Wines and o."
LAHAINA, THURSDAY ,

LAHAINA, Thursday, Ma, N
MR. EDIToR,-Dear Strive arriya,
daylight this morning on the Rekauluob; ~
passage of thirty-eight hours from HonOluls \
not intended to come up myself this trip, bu,
ting outside and finding the vessel 50 oyercs,
I felt constrained to nv famsI,
Hawaii. And a dreadful time we had Off. ~
$50 kanakas on deck, 80 or 40 in the hold m,J
the baggage; in the cabin two ladies and ts,
dren. besides Prince Lot and four foreigner a
Benjamin Poor and a Catholic Priest, and II
and you have some idea of the crowd and dto.
We leave here to- might for Kona.
Judge Allen is here, but goes to Capt vi
place the first opportunity. The Circuit Court
sat here the other day, adjourned without hs,.
single jury case. Judge Allen congratuatingd I
haina people upon the additional proof Of the
character" of the town. A good deal If bus,s
Chambers has been s,and is still being traaaas
Judges Allen and Richardson, reports Of uha
important. will no doubt reach you.
Despite the good moral character Of Lahssj
would appear by the Court proceedings, hI
quite a nu Of cases of petty thieving and
glaries: the offenders. however, in most ius,3
Undecided. ''They do these things better in" q
lulu.
Prince Lot, l understand, in company with N
A. s. Wood, intends to make a tour of this ssp1
of Hawaii. before returning to Honolulu, to I'D
the roads and other public Improvements. ID
haina and the adjoining districts, the rais|
bridges are in a very good condition, which, 1
is owing to the vigilan of the present Road s.
visor, F. A. Oudinot, Esq. But in the rema|
tricts of this island, as well as all over H lwai,
is plenty of room for improvement, as well as dsl
ination in the outlay Of money.
Everything in Lahaina, as you may imagine.
tremely dull, the only excitement being an coca.
arrival from Honolulu. There is one thing, how
that strikes a visitor very pleasantly-almat !
one can sit under his own " vine u fg trss
enjoy the pleasant sea breeze. The grape ca,
far as I have seen, bids fair to be a good one
without number.
To morrow. being the Prince Of Hswais
day, a picnic is to be given in one of the Al
valleys, while you are looking at your regatta 1
Hill
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p.rk pt.ness Palms, Pasy, win be due ffO@ San Francisco
~ 40 ys.A l. H.,., Graves, from san rrsnesoe. vn
- = r. pornay = q %
Sip ,f Iron nengkeag snd Manila. With 2 cssgo o
- n-nna ropds-due in AL July, 70 b Hackfe1d = %
il Al Juss. with cargo lumber 70
NJ - Tsnaa xns5hh. Nm be -dne abest Jane In, from
unr1 IGknna. VIII esEp ooA 80
~ eIurW dlp RhauoNms keefSuos xUy 49, t5uO
- fr~ Boston, hs H0no1nAn. 4nFeh .
n, Cayk HASKELL, vouh ssii non Boston, 1soIy
asE 655 f1chfnx r. yaJporafsa coustgned toJ. Q.
Sssiiar' - = $500 8y = h.sa' COL provisions,
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Another Letter from Lahaina.


I'VE had the pleasure of perusing a letter rs
from Lahaina, by the Kamoi, and by peru3
publish portions Of it'll
LAHAINA, Sunday, 22l May, IL
DEAR SIR This g a lazy day, I'D
opportunity Of writing you a few s~cribbling ~
our adventures since we left you on Tuesday n
the schooner Kekauluohi. We landed here u q
day morning. after a short, but most miserable (
sage, in consequence of the schooner btg 4
crowded to excess with passengers.
You can imagine what our situation mus !
been, from the fact that, there were %upEarisdI
containing immortal souls)-packed up ins 4
craft, of not more than as tons, in addition nq
freight not quite so valuable. We had not 10
stand or move, in any part of her, either up
much less to lay down, and stretch oursel'e !
Prince himself, as well as the Governor, FrI
much hampered as the rest of US. 1t saeX
shame that the Government do not cause saa'
and regulations to be made as would prevent
danger to life by overcrowding these small or
craft with passengers. If they do not, they WV
ViS VI I nav 2
some bright morning they will find ihens
nstounded with the news of some unlucky "Ns
being sent t. kingdom Come, with a cargo Y
three hundred living souls ; then. when tao AZ
cry will be, Why are vessels permitted TO q
crowded with passengers, so as to MAKE 'a1
heavy, thereby rendering them liable to feuDda
consequent loss of life, The captain informs
,aSI
that he often carried from 60 to 50 more FassT
than he had then on board. If such rs the eN
my part, | am quite ignorant as to how or VIZ
could stow ~them-unless he packed them one
Of the other, the same as they pack bales o. WV
barrels of herring. However. enough Of ta',
Government may learn wisdom on this sa9~
fatal experience. ~
On Friday-the day after we landed-i@r
accompanied by the Superintendent of Pd''S
OR. A. s. Wood. Esq., and heads Of depa'.
attended and laid out on the wharf, cNS
present Custom House, the site for the y
House. Custom House and Post Oaice-all aDs
same roofing. It will be an extensive bailn's
frop the plan, / would say. it will be a ea
and handsome eiiice, and a great ornims',
appearance Of the town from the water Pan"-
when the present rookery of dilapIdHe'
houses, and other filthy buildings. are cea's
This being the anniversary of the people,
young Prince. heir p~resumptive to the c'o.s
realm. ANe town was quite lively, the s"x \. 4
closed, haes all hoisted. (Which maas hi
have a : e. z picturesque appearance) e's!oif
peared happy and Joyous on the occasonMs
King had been here. he would have aONI ~ n
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~
THE holidays Of he past week have had = marked eject On
We and business generally. Very little has been done either
In joooinx, retail or in the auction rooms.
Nothing worthy Of note has occurred among arrivals. or de.
Passures. which have been confined with one or two exceptions to
Coasters.
We notice considerable puIu and sugar so;ne on board the
ronkee, which viii be ready TO sail about the slst, but under
seAnd fnss . n taken at 20 low rates as to hardly pay expenses.
Indeed, We have heard is rumored that, owing to the want of
support and the falling Cd In the trade and travel to San Fran
CISCO, the Frances PTmer may be ~withlrawn from the route
during the summer, and sent on a voyage to Rongkong. Moth
ing definite, however, has been determined on and we only al
Jude to f 20 urge the importance Of our merchants endeavaring
70 sustain a good Hne Of packets between this port and San
francisco. That the trade and travel between the two ports is
not nov % large as IL was q fee ysw ago, is patent to all, and
we need not 20 into figures 10 It. The packets on the
route are not soo large nor too exDMh I've for the service but the
Complaint Is, that the public are too picayunish df we may coin
an appropriate world in dealing with them. and viii often send
freight BY a transient vessel, If six and a quarter cents a ton
can Be saved thereby. The rates Of freight by the regular pack
cts have from time to time been lowered. till they are now In some
instances actually lover than between this port and Hlo. This,
certainly. Is not as IL should be. The rate Of freight between
San frzncsco and vancouver's Island Is from SIS 70 $40 per
ton, While from this port TO San Francisco il IL as low as ss-
and even s. per ton-
We I'm but few quotations worth noting.
NArTISG-A saleo Of IS rolls white China. at auction. brought
81 2saSe pr roll
st0AR-SaIes Of 90, 600 lbs at 7Sc.
NOLASSES-Saks at lie far export
4CHASGE-Eastern 2 per cent premium; San Francisco,
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SRERH--We have no new feature 10 present In the movements
o sp~rm oil The transactions since our last include sales of 73O
ohls In parceis- IS follows 40 bbls at 81 20. and so do at a.
~ Per sAh,n- and DO bbls at a price not transpired; also, so
bbis inferior az 81 IS.
wHAIE-Another week n inactivity In whale oil has passed:
the only sale In this market Is a lot Of Ieo bbis at a price not
TRANSFERRED
activity has been mantle sted In
me market for bone and sales TO the extent Of 81, 900 rs have
ceen elected In this market; We quote IS 900 TBS Arctic and
Ochcesk at 1885. 5000 do Ochotsk on private terms, and
u.o0o do Northwest at 65075c; the market closing with further
Shippiag List
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Correspondence pac. Commercial Advert.
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Prom BosroS, per ship F7eefrood, which sailed February IL.
Is Tahiti: due here July ! t9ls- A portion Of the cargo sdes-
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Aotai. -
Honolulu, May %, 1859. J~Ansxs,-
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VERACIoUs-VERY.-The last Polynesian, in Civ
ing an account of the doings Mt the Palace, says that
Mr.. Borden translated the speech of the French Com
missioner. Mr.. Wyllie did the translating, and not
the e.. S. Commissioner, and the Polynesian reporter
must have known it, too. We shouldn't have noticed
it, only they pretend to speak the truth always.
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HAwAIIAN EVANGELICAL AssocIATIoN.-This or
ganization, formerly known as the " general meet-
ing : of the Mission, } has been in session during the
past week. Very few Missionaries from the other
islands have been present.
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LAST CHANCE FOR THE ARcTIc.-By the bark Alice
which will probably be the last vessel bound North
this spring. our merchants will have an opportunity
to send to the Arctic feet.
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FoUND.-We omitted last week to notice the re-
covery of the lost gun, the disappearance of which
caused such an excitement last February among the
Corporal's guard at the Custom House. The gun
was found at the bottom of the harbor, about thirty
feet from the Custom House wharf by a native diver.
1t was found all ready cooked, showing that the
guard was determined on something. The probability
is that it was stolen by some mischievous fellow,
while the guard was asleep, and thrown into the dock.
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THE MI. VERNON FuND-Tbe Hon. Edward Everett
acknowledges in the Mount Vernon Record, the
receipt, of S141, contributed by American Ladies
residing at the Sandwich Islands. The Secretary of
the Ladies Mount Vernon Association, we notice also,
reports that the sum of $15S, 1913 has been paid
towards securing the title of the Mount Vernon
estate; this includes the instalments due in 1860 and
1861. The sum of S44 ,666 with interest, constitu-
ing the fourth instalment. will be due in February,
1862; and probably will be paid much sooner.
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NAY 2o-sch Noikefke, Hall, frlmK zhuhui, with native produce
.l-sch Mary. BcrriH, from Kawaihae, with 10 head Of cat
tic and 90 sheep and lambs
g-Sch Keoui Ana, rum Hznalei, Kauai, with wood and
native produce
Sch Msrrar~t, Rikeke, from KoIoa. with sugar and mo-
ass-s-
22-sloop Laznui- Rye. from Koioa, With native produce.
2S-seh KAnI1i, Wilbur, from Lahatns-
15-Am brig Josephine, Stone, IL days from Jarvis Island
rsrxsDAY, A. Man Am. ~whaheship arrived OF the pcr,
not yet reported
~ The Telegraph has signaied a clipper ship and also a
vhaler from Hawaii, probably the Alice from kawaihae-
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BURIED WITH MILITARY HoNoRs-The funeral of
the late Albion K. Burnham was attended by the
Honolulu Rifles, Engine Company No. l, Engine
Company No. J, Masonic fraternity, and Protection
Hook and Ladder Company,-in three of which or
CARNATIONS, he was an active member. The Masonic
burial service only was performed.
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10 DOIn Oh WHICH tuuTesSeS III 1dijeSJy re-
%sponded, thanking them for their kind wishes and
expressions. and encouraging them to continue in
their work.
Several gentlemen and ladies were presented
individually to their Majesties, among whom we
noticed VIM. L. Green, Esq, acting British Con-
sui, DIR. R.. McKibbin, j. Bissett, ESQ.,, F. L..
Hanks, ESQ.,, Capt. Merrill and lady of ship Cos
port, and others.
About quarter to twelve, the scholars of the
Honolulu schools, appeared with their teachers,
under the charge of Mr.. j. Fuller. The Juveniles
of whom there were 800 or more, marched through
the room, bowling to the Prince, though not more
than half of them appeared to observe whether
he was present or not.
Soon after twelve, the Honolulu Rifles appeared
in uniform and were presented Captain j. II.
Brown, addressing His Majesty, as follows:
Your MAJESTY On behalf of the gentlemen
volunteers of this Corps of " Honolulu R;fes.' per-
nit me to offer our respectful fluctuations on the hap
py occasion of this day.
May His Royal Hiehness the Prince of Hawaii live
to be the joy of His Royal Parents. the pride Of
Hawaii nei. May glorious manhood follow q happy
youth, and an honored age delay the setting of that
star Of hope which rose upon the day of his birth.
Your Majesty has dained to honor our Corps
by becoming a member thereof; an honor which we
appreciate as fully as the confidence which underlies
it. Henceforth we shall look upon the Prince Of
Hawaii as o son Of this Corps and between him and
every open foe from foreign land. or rebel camp,
there will be found q living rampant Of true and
devoted hearts.
Your Majesty please to receive from the Homo
lulu Rifles the renewed assurances of the profound
attachment with which they have the honor to salute
you
His Majesty, replied
GEsrLxuEs OF THE Hoxo!uIu Ru1n-For the
So $1,000 80 H.
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,,. :, ~. so,,o- o,l Peer Range January l5 1859
s So,sn sn 1 b senge upon Al the
s ass
Navy Pitch and for pan plant
nse know no other equal in point of economy duration and
g e sn nps ss tn
duy will rival almost any other among u.s. With the immense
e5edable e people il they Do not Of
1 eee e s a
s1a S
to. rs,r0ea, Your 0bt Ssrv Mi,At1Nsr1, WHITE
Mr. F. W G. Cook, New oreans-Dear Sir The Machinery
Resin oil from the Southern OIL Company you sent me in oc
and hs 0eDg tree from gum
will well
Yours respectfully,
Commercial Cotton Press,
asys ssssss9!y tested t. Il @
he IN a
Lard OIL and fully equal to any Oil III
from keeps ss the
YEARS npeerns and hs ie s my hteen
~ tsSnsdi Engineer Of T GgKEss IEN;esE : A
California Saw Mills Third District}
New Orleans, Nov. TO- 1858.
The Southern ps Gil fully
have highly approve Of L as i uS
any OIL have ever used point Of economy superior
less quantity being required working perfectly free from
gum lsgnedl H. STILES.
Hughes, Wallet & Co.'s Saw Mils,2
We have been using the southeF oil Gompan Machinery
Oil in department Of the machinery of about
difference, give the preference this OIL shall con-
iSgnedl HUGHES yALIETTh co pro,-,o,or.
dEo E9sinssr anS p MasSinst
and ssT s Ms n e on the
snd With equal satisfaction a and results
Picayune Office, New Orleans,
1have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil by
the Southern Oil Company for the past weeks
consider Il the best Oil have my press and
freely penetrate the smallest Of oil holes.
| Foreman of the Press Room.
| Press Room New Orleans Commercial Bulen,l
hereby certify that using have
time pss the OIL M BY the a Southern o
| Foreman of the Press Room.
Delta Office New Orleans
Company on the press this ofee for two months take
has kp all 5 I
'inus IS Isi sss; H.MosAnus
Foreman Of the Press Room
G. G. BoGERT & CO.,
Agents for tbs Southern Oil Company,
tS3 Nc. u Camp street.
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Oyfrcz OF THE STATE AssAYER, J
10 Boylstsn street, Hoston, Mass.
H{s JurA lae0 4

June s, issy.
Dear cszeally examined The patents which hays
been granted ard have made myself With the
81
ss nHas sSe Ians ws
. ssd
ing furnaces for consuming sscy
S,sdgsss q the O.
inventions and the great practical importance Of your spp
Of probable gain giving power from burning vet
.,
bnlk 81 the same fuel in dry state, By raeans your In
Some spgs for furnaces been adopted .sIs
.sissn. ps..oa acquainted yorf "
e a. e. 10 Linz e .Pps
gii.sg and ss,ds me-
country these gross nvsons
impGTAnes q invention hish value Knowing PEI.
hers under IT, aaS %
belief III. only fa snoxlsds. q plans
Will high 1 1Js. .nA1rsxp
Asayerte the State Of Massachusetts, and Consulting Chs-
having obtained dssrss in favor from highest
bad been erected snd made an effort q scabs
S sue these usng which inngd
~ .aas M
Again anxfouseager for trial tha fall
IN 1883 It again pos poned until th day d
April 1862 when ready again, and IL possible more
.rous far than for decision the
jury upon rights The trial again deferred By the p
position my strongest .ppesls for arial
not fear The result The planting community draw it,
contracts 10 erection Of
confident assuring the planters that great results will
produced the bagasse be obtained
| equal quantity Of any kind Of dry fuel.
know Of mode Of burning wet fuel with much uti
for making hest seam that VIM not infringe my psten
against contracting with those parties whose patents nag
mine. Planters contracting with me Will be guaranteed
fN-Ses ''''e - HOSES THOMPSON.
now prepared contract for the erection Of
under NJ. Moses Thempsohs patent Messs Hayes Sander
Co., Spearfng Co. and James NJ Putnam, are agent!
Communications concerning this business addressed to
Thompson Il Co., Box g. Post ohics, New Orleans, vii
| meet with prompt attention
Agents-Mess. Hayes, Sanders Co., 6pearing Co.. JAIME
H. Putnam. my13 1awlm6W
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BAGAssE FURNACE.

1t proper that shonld Civil Ene;naev
by profession and suc, have had cbargs yaris 0s
ent constructions and works. subsequently For SEVERAL
CHE Examiner Of Patents IN IT. United Sstss Paen
Oe At Washington and for the last years been
engaged Solicitor OF Patents IN this city called
testify expert in patent sns in the United ptae
courts and constantly conSued questions snianty
10 different inventions, and on matters VI Infringement
remain, SIR your very obe3Ient servant.
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20 bbls Paris White;
10 bills Chalk;
Is bbis Lampblsck; &.
6hbls. Ponaice Stone:
Dbl. Powdered scapstons;
5bhls. Putty, In hladders.
White Lead Chrome Yello
yermllion; Chrome Green;
Prussia Blue; Paris Green;
Dutch Pink; Yellow Ochre;
Red Lead; Sienna B. and G.;
Turkey TIMBER; vandyke Brown;
Drep Black; Black Paint;
Patent Dryers; Litharge;
Copal vsrnish'; Lnseed OIL;
Coach yarnsh; Spirits Turpentne;
Japan and White Copa; Tenners Oil;
White Damar varnsh; Neatsfeotol;
Black Leather; Machinery Oil;
Asphaltum; Lard Oil;
Paint Brushes Whale OIL
Whitewash Brushes Paint Brushes;
shos BIsc5!ne Bed Fans. metal and esrthen;
g:sS
Dentists Gold Foil; Apothecaries' scalesi
ssd Rssf sS anu paper
Ampulatng Instruments Thumb and Spring Lances
Breast Glasses !; waters Breast Cups.
Perfumery. etc.
Cologne Water, German and American;
Ra etap 8 Extracts assa,i for Handkerchief;
F''f csiss.s ss!s| espsi;
Shaving yI3s G Creams;
Liquid Glue;
Tooth brushes;
CO. Cloth Brushes;
Buffalo hEef Dressing aa1a. comi.
Horn Dressing Combs;
Fine Ivory Combs;
r,.s sasSas s ssssh ssi,;
ssss Brown v,naso,
Persian Lotion Ghiness PosdsT; "Dl'''' ''p
d. se Teeh spsss Tooth
"5 Ffssss D ssd american pen.as.;
A0s ssp p'p sssSS' Compound.
Patent Medicines. etc.
rAIHs SI,sNss ys yssiFRl.sgoi
wIS EGEzS Es; i ss!;..ge,s..,.
RUI sRsS s;as'sse s9sap sIi,.;
A0f HoSSSAs SSsss's $s.nsii g!,...
-... A0Esog s4 FHSs1y ss1'',ss sEs;;
Riffs KAErpih Wo a1'tffifu uni.
| BRYAN's Punonic Waters;
WlSTAR'S basam Wld GhefryS
DAVIS, wild Cherry and Tar
cop dp I1H Oh He HIsedgsemsSn CLARK Co.
COB Rf 55THS 81! ssr Ss; !; ss;..
QUERu's COD LIVER OIL JELLY N~p''
: ~ - rH SSaaSs'S ! G nys " &c,
wR5G ~ ,si Indian a,s y yegstsbs Pills pp,,
v Fsys and P AEu' Pills.
RHH 54s ySE; ssss; f;l $,
RR ASDRETH,s Pills:
| McIANE's pills;
SrE 4Hoh sSs'ssI Hsssas
| Railways Ready Relief;
| BROWNS s,, IL, Essence ;a Of Ginger;
A'f T1fh% 2$ss, gs;s H,,.,.,,.
| MUSTANG Imminent;
H'4aHkk4sS Y's 6,st S,ssH'n
DR.. MoRsE's Invigoratlng Cordia;
Ss JiSHzENE y. ~ s,, Detergent;
fHS SRzESSS SsG!;5s T sssss;
$ II; IS e., III. R4 81.
JA1s 9Hs HsI5 Ts5isj Hal. Dye;
"0 W11sS% isSsl!s Isa 'R5 ,ns
200 pounds GYM I E B r 3 s% escorted:
PURE BRANDY. PORT and SHERRY WINES for med
cnal PURPOSES constantly on hand.
solicited Every article guaranteed fresh and genuine.
| q. N. MORRISON co.,
uNasasins stssss.
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n.m.r,<.r. -, avrrr~~
OAIALO1uH VI eENUlE1
~, which theY snss 70 sMp1dy
'ssoxs iowses Wholesale pre-.
cys Hos III a9d y oAafsM
-,
nicn3dser,a Snef!y Mms.
e Veg sssls 49,
rTuenicy IYseaose, SoioIu
|hooasad, ssG9sss,nsn, C5yssnAssd
n.s.~ WCIL.sT
SgIo 49, ~ 180s
riohie1 w n, Mec9S"
Soe GSJ tMJ WT~~.-
$3.50 AEH Sss
|Ms1wM ws
|S%C1Ss Cn II c.Ss.. 8.
xtI3 rGsIst1 s.S.1sfs
|saav.s Css..s "a CoDSssAs
| M 03X&IIUSfXUIx
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BAGAssE FURNACE.
llURN YOUR BAGAssE-IT Is PROFIT AN

Echu
e. a
~ IoG~ig svHsnces Of s value and prac.ca a,,y; VA
Baansa
s. sa E T %
ssn% e tnsi VIII half the
sssIsns have s1 ever ' sssn
s @ md ssss %
q s;,ss @ ss.s ss q .s
The e 4: sg d Tse I'd not
ion principle Of and practicable
ans he Clover ss & 4.
& ss ssG9ssE1F' JOHNSON,
have one VIZ e f sfac eH'Rsst operation
Parrish q Plaqusmine. Planter.
JANE 5 X Af ft;rsAx,
Firm Of hail. h'dd Putnam "a tf II Front Loves street,
Ne r i siSS fit Tssb BIZ Orleans
Firm Of ''''' 1'si; + 4 s;iii ;|iss n o.
No. 81 ~. o sFhss Hfsss' Ne" Orleans
No. ~ 5;Fsi .' Ssss Nj Orleans
Phoenix oo aH&EEs btssG ss.s'' N. o.
SAMUEL cowa at5ffsGa parish
DAN. c. HoL1p 5sas'; r. b. parish
GEORGE H. no 5ss:issa s;,''a'
HID. OGDEN New s Orleans s.'''
Thompsons Bagase Furnace hiss submitted the
has been practically demonsrted proof Of which the sbov
eriacate Of those who witnessed it in actual operation
The certificate, which given in December 1854
evidence q the earliest success IN Louisiana q the pc,
sci FORTH much stronger than could
Ssasa aries ESQ., CLERK q hs Circuit t'
PARISH OF PLAaUEaINEs, 3lst December 1886.
&c.. Of the result. Of til
working Of yoar cont ncted oI rs this
with the Of Bagass9 and small quantity Of wood. Yot
would say that have full Rsux apparatus and thi
uce evaporated The Is deg q deg and finished
We have made ten to twelve hoesheads in the hours usn
cords Of wood during that time mostly wo
batture or drift wood the latter cut but day or two befo
Forsome In rolled sufficient quantity
n hours the Furnace readily all the Bagasse
have @ e mill r.. up some years SINCE vii
have two boilers attached to the Bseasse Furnace 50 es
inches n mn With double M6 inch.
No cnkers formed the CRATES the Furnace therefor
| We remain respectfully. your ob't ssry'ts,
5-Oi -. siTH TRUFANT.
MYRTLE GROVE. November 18th, 1857.
| Messrs Hall, Rodd Putnam, New Orleans:
reply to your inquiry respecting Tbompsons Bagasse
cannot than that confrm in every psricu
he We mads Il our letter to Mr. Thompson und
The only we can suggest Is the one named
| Very respectfully, s-~
.. Your obedient servant,