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The Lyceuna Lectures.
HONOLULU, Aprl /

Honolulu, Apr
Nh. EDITOR The lecture last eyes;,.
Bethel, was a rare treat to the lovers Of j,
composition and eloquencein public speali,
wa q gracefulLess and charm in the de6,.,
put the audience at their ease. and an b~.
half glided away without the nearer being !.
it. Doubtless all present would most viE,,,
sat another hour, if the reverend speaker n
for his theme "Chile, past and present. }
these circumstances, will not the Lyceuu I'M,
Collins to deliver a third lecture, taking }
and discoursing upon that country as he h
upon those countries on the East of the ADjs
has doubtless notes and memoranda which \ J
readily enbody into another lecture.
1t may seem like taxing a stranger too he'd
ask him TO deliver three lectures in three sn1
weeks, sill it seems rather too much Of astA3
allow this gentleman to pass from among I'D
his imparting to this community all the kna3
his power concerning countries so little Ind
known accurately.
For ore l do not suppose a pecunisry cd
ton will be any more likely to call forth sns<
ture; still it would seem no more than pnge
something of the kind should be tendersib
even for what he has done. Who viii move
matter. A Hiu
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MEMORANDA.

u Captain Manchester, Of the ship Martha, reports that on
the 4sh April, when about 100 miles to the westward Of Oahu,
had the wind light from eastward all day, with cioudy weather;
n the evening cleared OF fine. with no signs Of a squaI. The
CAPTAIN went below at 0 P. NJ, leaving the deck in charge Of a
competent officer had hardly got TO his berth when the ship
vas taken aiack with n severe squat from the westward, which
for some time blew with great violence. The head Of the main
mast was carried away, but succeeded in keeping the spars
alof by prvvenser-stays, etc, until getting into port on the llth.
VIII ship a new mast at once.
n The ship Leri S~farbuek, at Lahaina, was struck by light
ming a little AFTER 8 O'Clock on Tuesday morning, April 5. Main-
mast 50 much injured, that she has come to Honolulu for a
new one. No other damage done There were but three ships
remaining in the port Of Lahana on the 9Th.
II Capt. wlber, Of the KaDtoi, had a dreary time a. in
getting down from Lahaina- Left that place on Saturday a.er-
noon, and was from that time until Tuesday morning in getting
to Honolulu Up IN Monday night, had nothing but light airs
and calms, with rain, and a short, disagreeable sea
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II is said that II the present resist.
(axed the native population Womb a'
With : yengeance. We do not beliey.
Of the native is deeply religious =,
tious, Is all people less than civilized
and nothing win wean them f,o, seass(
present church organization, un,... a
greater love fr Peie and her tr;h.
some other object Of worship. Bu, nv
latter have temples wherein to vo,s as
continue to frequent the present chm.
weak their faith, if for nothing NOR. =
their inery.
There are many people who have pb,s.,
tons that require q certain amount =
day or suffer in health. We dare
bigot on earth would say that such
giously bound not to take such e,.s.
statute does not save them from bein, :
doing.
We believe in a Sabbath law, but L., a
consistent. Let it provide that ever,
shall be q day Of rest, and that no bush.
tons shall be legal on that day, and tb.,
or employee shall be obliged to labor ..
employer on that day, except in cases .
and that no person shall be disturbed in !.
worship if it be decent. on that day. L..s'J
duties and restrictions stand upon tbs;.
as the constitution contemplates and rss
iieve US, if there is a religion on ear,S ~
stand without the interve ution of civil 49,
civil props it has no business here. web,,.s
in the abiding strength of the Christian Nh
to suppose she requires any, and the less.s i
help to confirm US in our belief We b,,.s
prop after prop taken from that noble suos'.
aud for every loss Of that kind, she bas 8
and stronger and more worthy of the Low. -
ton of mankind, and SO she will ever Can't. /
Let the unholy union be severed, tbe, !.
danger to be apprehended from that pss
the oft predicted advent of fllibusters ups :
by the "wisest among seven" Co.,
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Of tbs .Nodsre Times, estimates that, ey scraplns
Close, three or four hundred tons Of guano might =
obtained nom French Frigate Shoals.
Taken altogether. the history Of the connecs'0n :.
o. s. naval officers with guano discoveries - :, !,
Pacific, does not rebound much 70 'neir leu -
goes to give some considerable weignt 70 = eAp',9
sions of g old whaling slippers, ahmed % - :
beginning of this article. As long ago as
Wis Island was well known to American "ha'e's -"
Captain James Smith. late OF the ianSee' ireq'sn,'y
landed on it in that Year. while in command d
ship Ph9air. of New London.
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Mex bk Adelaide, Nye, yin be due I'm San Francisco about
April 3o<h-
The clipper ship Phantom, Petersuu, 1870 tors Of Pkrcs's
Ne Of packeez vuah kase Boston, To- Hono1uIa. Mach Is.
The cHypz ship Asgp, under charter III Jarvis Island,
4 expscted here about the 1eth inst
- Uccsnan CapG HaskeI, would ssil iron Boston, Beb'y
NJ n Bonolulu, e1achIng ~ Valparaiso, eonstgDed % &c
6ushnng, IN n amUsed cargo Of mmber, coal pcovSsious,
Crcpr ship nseeseoi, ~ Pkess line a packess, sansd hOo
- ~ Houceuln Vi 1nhid, Heb. II
49, enVPg ship So uyDphs OppenAeGb - % noye
xN8m n u1cemhnr ~ Hmo3u1n aDd vansouv0s8 E2nDdL
800 ~ Haa I'D ft@ Liverpool, Aug =, kr Ynsr
D5Ww ~ Uonohl9
- PSnu1one nnA onsn wee advUtfsd - Ieave Londm
r ~ 90. ~ I1og Hives, t1uchfng = Hsad8n
M neoDeu, eas3y n March clipper tdg Aloha e&
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IMPORTS.

Rrum San FkAScIsco-per Melita, April 10 pkgs paper. i
do shoes, 10 tics hams, I Dbl tapioca- 2 cs bacon, II cs preserves,
$50 pkgs mdse, IS pkgs tea 30 do soap. I do nuts, 4 jars wine,
! box opium- 9 do books, I box apples, 20 pkgs brandy, 100 bbls
salmon as bndls shingles. IL pkgs machinery, 1 do specie, i
case saddIery, 8 do cider, I do pickles. 2 do bottles, demijohn.
20 cs cizret, 8 casks porter and ale, I box candles, l cs stoves, i
rice mill, IL pkgs furniture, 3 do beddin-, l crate glassware, i
bale corks, 100 kegs white lead, 4 do paint, l bbi putty, l cs
guns, ! do rifles, los bxs Havana cigars, SO bbis -four, 4 bxs
starch, 1 bbi butter. 100 bxs sariines, 4 bbis pickles. 4 csks port
VIM, 1 c. ginger wine, 4 Co syrup, 5 do clar~t, 800 bxs and q
tins candy. i safe treasure, 20 cs vi isky, I cs daguerreotype
Roo<Is, $50 bags barley, so bales hops
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DEPARTURES.

Apul a-Am VII shs Contest, Ludlow, and America, Bryant
Kodisck and Arctic
e-Am VII sh Coral, Sisson, and Sharon, Swirl. for
Ochotsk.
e-Am wh blk Union, Hedges, Kodiack-
e-Am VII sh John Wells, Woodbridge, Ochotsk-
9-Am wh sh John Rowland, Whilden, kodlzck and Arc
e-Brig Advance, Wetherbee. konz-
s-Am VII blk Lark, Perkins, for kodiack-
9-Am vh sh Metacom, Kinds, Arctib-
9-Am VII blk Florence, Spencer, Ochotsk-
9-Am vh sh George & susan, Jones, kodiack-
9-Dromo, May. Kodizck and Arctic
1z-Taith, Rce, Ochotsk.
13-Cynfhia, Sherman. Koiiack.
I3-Marcia, Billings, for Kodiak
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Mr.. EDITOR 1t is quite evident that a growing
dislike of late towards our Sabbath laws, as they
now stand on our statutes, prevails extensively
throughout the islands. There has been much hard
talk, though little has been done to mend the subject
of complaint. The dislike seems to be more virulent
in some localities than others. This may be owing
in part to clerical zeal, and partly to the chronic
disposition of the natives to twist every statute into
q net to catch fish and poi, or to build up credit in a
quarter where the trouble of so doing will be likely
to pay. On account of this amiable turn in the ma
tive character, we would advocate the dispensing of
every statute of doubtful utility, particularly if it
contained that everlasting, winsome, penal clause, and
the complainant gets one quarter Of the fine. We
have seen the dire workings of the old estray law and
others of that ilk, and let US be counseled by them.
The Sabbath with US is a day consecrated to rest,
moral and religious culture, but we do not consider
it our duty to force others to do in all respects as we
do. 1t is not certain that the observance Of the Sab
bath according to the Jewish custom is a religious
duty. Archbishop whasely, a celebrated English
divine, has brought forward arguments never yet
refuted. that such an obligation is unwarranted by
scripture. Others. with all sincerity assert the con-
trary. So it may be asserted that witchcraft is not a
Bible doctrine; yet one can be proved as easily as the
other. One thing is certain-an historical fact be-
yond dispute-that every religious creed must mould
itself to the requirements of progressing civilization
or get itself speedily out of the way. This is not
fattering testimony to immutable truth, but it seems
sufficient to satisfy the consciences of mankind and
none ought to complain. We do not propose to med
die with the distractions of this subject-that would
be Improbable indeed-besides questions not sus-
ceptable OF proof appear to us to wear always about
them n ludicrous air.
For the present we shall content ourselves with
presenting one phase of this Sabbath law. One arpu-
ment OF its advocates is. that it is a religious law. If
SO it can bind none excep. those who believe in it,
for the constitution permits every person to believe
what religion he pleases. Another argument is,
that it is solely a statute law Of the land-if so. it is
not valid, for no civil law can bind a person to a reli-
gious observance where the constitution guarantees
immunity from any particular religious duty.
Another argument is, that it is both q religious and
civil law. That scarlet kind Of amalgamation 10 cut
short by the words Of the organic lavs, neither i
anything therein contained to be oonstrued as con
meeting the ecclesiastical With the body polite =
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICE.

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coin by mail t. the publisher, or through an agent Back num-
beers can be supplied to such as wish them. Copies for mailing,
in wrappers, cai he had at our counter.
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Single Copies 124 cents each.
Bou Il volumes, Land H. for sale, So per volume.
AGEN ! FOR THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
Iaha;nn- Maui c. s. BARLOW, Esq.
Maka,pao. Y. Maui J.. l.. TORBERT, ESQ.
B;yo Hanrnif Capt. j. WORTH.
Korai6a, Ha,r.i Capt. JAS. A. LAW.
Kona, H1iCdii THoS- ~. PAhls, Esq.
KoIoa Knuai DIR. J. W. SMITH.
sam Francisco, Cal l.. p. FISHER, Esq.
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lEor full report Of whaIers, see fourth page
ARRIVALS.

Aurfl Am VII shs Sharon aud Hiberna d, from kawaihae,
on and on, AMI sailed 9th for n~orthward-
Sch Kalama, from lilo and kohala-
Ssh Am VII sh Retecca Simms, Halves, frou Califor-
mia coast, OF and on, so sP, season
lO-Sch LihoIho. from Hilo, via Lahaiia-
IO-Am VII al MARY x Susan, Stewart, I'm Hno, OF and on.
liam clip sh Modern Tunes, Oyerton, ! days I'm French
Frigate Shoals
liam VIII sh Martha, Manchester, from sea, in distress
I2-Sch Kamoi. Wilbur, from kahului and Lahaina-
I1-Am VII sh Marcia, BiihngsI
IzLAm VIII sh Levi starbuck. Jemegan, from Lahaina, in
distress
lz-Amw VIII sh CaIlao, Fuller, from Hilo. on and on
I3-Schs Moikeiki, from kahului; warwick, from La
haina- and Mary, from Kawaihae-
I3-Am VII sh Otheilo, Killmer, from Hilo, on and on, So
VII, from home
I3-Am VIII sh Corinthian, Lewis, I'm home; 30 sp, 10 VIII,
Cd and on
I4-Schs Maria and John Young, from Maui
13-Am VIII sh Raindeer, Ashley, from HID
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HAWAIIAN Legislature.
HOUSE OF MOBILES.

SIxTY-THIRD DAY.-APRL l.-Nr. Wyllie peSntS
luton to the effect that His Majesty's Message take Fz
of all other business. The Message was referred toszz
mittee to report the notifications required to Ina u {
views. Nominated, the Minister of Finance. the w
Foreign Relations and the Minister Of the interior. ID
message transmitting a bill relating to the en!isumert I
seamen, and another TO provide for a further supply du,
House of Representatives on certain portions Of the oHJ
as reported by the COMMITTEES Of Conference The ha4
to the enlistment Of native seamen was passed tann1 !
eral readings, amended by substituting the governments
agent for the agent of the government The Bill ir u =
supply Of water for Honolulu was passed through -
readings. The House proceeded with the Civil C@s I
531, amendment concurred in. 81. and 'such Ofhcn7
amendments were concurred in, and new amendmehaH e
Of them of a purely verbal nature, and the House haT-
ceeded to section 678 and article % as amealH, Ehn.
passed. Adjourned.
S,xrY-FouRrH DAY.-APRIL 2-Mr. Gregg, Of Eco
of Conference, reported on certain sections as asrea e
portions of the Honolulu Market law, concurred n N;
mehameha Of the Committee Of Conference reportS a
portions of the Civil Code. Report adopted. Actuz
SIxTY-SEvESTH DAY.-APRIL IA message rs :
transmitting a bill for the protection OF the hoiea, 9hz
other useful birds. This bill was stoutly opposed g.
Members, who took ground on natural history, and d
serted that the plover does not eat the larger kinds d
worms, and in many Other depreciatory remarks got .
off at the poor birds. But the Minister OF the lDtejrl
their rescue, and after a while the firing on both sides 4
and the bill passed its three readings. Mr.. Gregg. Of
mittee Of Conference, reported on sections Ala, AZ. ani
the Civil Code Adjourned.
SixTY-NINfH DAY.-Prince Kamehameha, Of theCu-
whom was referred the joint resolution for the reliefd =
Judd, reported. recommending concurrence with the b
low. The report having been accepted, passed lis sl
third readings, the rules having been suspended AZ
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HorsE or REPRESENTATIVES,.


Inc omi . inc pro'ec'ron "a 'ae ~" " q NJ
mr.. namape,ekane moseu 20 'Ay ou 1e saIs 90
u Ainlsh.y senI y ~ = ~. IT, Al
ene Peop'e, anu :. "ouo VIC oPPi.ss''e ~ or - \.
on IN a long and ioua speech against 'e OH, M M
anu sheldon follower IN iavor OF m
ed.
The House then went into committee on noasaSs
the Nooies, IN me amendments OF .nis HOUSE
Referred, aud the House ADJOURNED
April I. OSE HUNDRED AND SECOND D1f-N.
rom me oomin'ttee OF oonierence . = y Ava ,'aS.r ~
.ie "e'ioh % .'ias 'nn' vi "-Sn
han asIet1i =. eii's .,o aN ~ So !.
af. chamberlain offered a resoiuooh 70 US Nm Nm 4
tion the representation OF the people IN accnraana
article OF the constitution AaDIesu' au1oa y, HdEcd
AruL o, oNE HUNDRED AND ihi"p - -
the Committee on Elections, reported in iavor o. agT
.apte the resoiuuon OF MI. Champeriaii, !. sss.
opinion Of the Committee, there was no neesssg
consultation Tor taking a new census, or % e. --
Portionment- Ihe SUBJECT was re-comhnt,on, ~
Committee msy enquire IF the Judges Of the sap's-ss
MI McCuily, hoan the Coinmhtee % w
sundry amendments concurred IN ~ IN IN. S,sast4.
ant amendments We're assented To, put the one rasIs
tax to 81 fog horses, and nifty cents for mules
Mr.. HOLSTER moved that tn resolution q MT. caan@
taken from the table (Fixing the day OF anloul w.
Legislature-) The motion was lost. Mr shelaos ~ =
thought, with ordinary diligence on the Iart ~
Committees, the Houses might be able to adjourn fnq
latter part OF next week. Adjourned.
sAi,h Eu.1
MT. Sheldon, from the Select COMMITTEE OF y ~
ton. Ordered for. COMMITTEES Of the whole on iu-ag
MIR. McCully, from the Joint COMMITTEE oil oan
the action of said committee on certain amendpen'.
AFTER an amusing and rather uresome us = Hons -
70 De ieviHd on jacks and mules, IN wnich n
concur with the Mobiles, the House adJourhe1. M
~ n
Mr.. sheldon, from the Select ComnnI'e~ aSe 4 l<I
port -. .cax
Mr- Snamoerisin moreo 70 print, WIN - drcak 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-04-14
VESSELS IN poRr-APRIL rs.

VESSELS IN PORT-APRIL ~.
Br. ship Pnauo, Sweet.
Am bark sachem, Atkins
Am brig Kooa, Pomeroy.
An bnrk Brsnces Primer, Patty
An clipper ship Chaplin McCreI1is-
A clipper ship syren, Greene, hading iifos N. Bedford
An ship Abby Brown, Moody, repairing
Am ~ MeiitAL Poi1yA
Am en- Modern Times, Overton-
Han brig Hero. Won Hotdt-
An brigt Morning Bar. Brown
wHALERs.
Hsv brix yiaoria, ConstOck Brem brig Antlia, Motde
An n NaSrsSsc, CheseeT Am sh Levi Starbuck ,Jernegan
N m N VIM Win. Oxboyne Am sh Martha, Manchester
An bk Agate, Comstock Haw brig Oahu, Bumpus
Bs n Republic, Sayre
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-04-14

For HoME.-The mail per Frances Palmer will
close to-day. Papers can be obtained at our counter
for mailing. A few copies of the Z" Volcano Supple
ment' still on hand. The bark sails al IL O'Clock,
till which hour n ships bag will be kept open.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-04-14

THE NEXT MAIL.-The mail of March 9Th, may be
looked for by the first vessel from San Francisco.
We know of none due but the .drgo, a clipper of 100
tons, which would sail about April LIST, and will be
due here from the 10Th to 18th inst.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-04-14

From THE VoLcASo.-Our latest advices up to
April l. state that the eruption still continues. The
streams on the plain are cooled over, but at night
the red liquid flow can be seen below the crater, as
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-22
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE.
CUM INCH q CO.,
NO. s. College Street. near Church,
Nashville. Tennessee.

M nave opened an extensive Seed and Agricultural Store
and shall devote exclusive attention to this rancl
= and purchasers reiy unon being supplied
ktee SeSuS and The most approved implements
and manhnes Our Garden are fro d. Landrei & Sons
HOUSE. ~, al are Of t tn Of 1855 Seeds are se
iected with care and warranted 70 serminsie