The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-30

LuSuS NATUS-E--One day last week . CAL NAS
born at Makawao with a double head. That =,
while there was but one brain, there were two
regularly formed months, with either Of whipe the
creature could suck. It lived Eve days, and might
perhaps have been raised ard eventually occupied
a stall If Barnum's museum. had not the owner
tried to bring it up by hand.
TIE B~AND.-Professor Berger has taken advan-
tage of the beautiful moonlight evenings the past
week to delight the good people Of our city NTH
music, Two evening concerts have heen given to
appriciative audiences at Emma Square. On Thdrs-
day evening. the eve Of the Fourth. the hAid eavs
in excellent style, "Marching through GsoeGa.''
s'John Browns Body, 'sColumbia. the 0ensfths
Ocean, SC. &C., not forgetting che Sei6dard
aYankee Doodle"
The "CLAus SrREcKLEs." by reference to our
advertising columns it will be sesn that tkf6new
and beautiful clippcrsschooner will be up for San
Francisco ON her arrival from Maui. We rotsd her
arrival at Kahului last week. in :. steamer siuA.''
having made the run down in nine days and twenty
hours. In the days of lang syne when Aossihsd
Capt. Jim Smith and his bark Yaakee. that time
was beaten. but not during late yeara The Claus
Spreckies is a large yacht, Of no less than two hun
dred and ~forty-six tons measurement. II all to
have excellent accommodation for passengers. aud
will doubtless prove a favorite on the route between
this city and San Francisco, for which trads she
was specially built. Messrs. W. G. Irwin s. Co are
the Honolulu agents.
AMATEUR PoL1cEMEN.-The native. Hawaiian
hoodlum has taken up q new role, which. il yell
followed up. should soon result in rroviding-him
with lodgings at the government expense. A. We
are informed. it is the nightly practice Of . lot OF
these youngsters, (but more especially on Saturday
nights to frequent the Palama road, whore, ~ &fe
opportunities may occur. they persouAts policemen.
being provided with circular bits Of tin fastened on
their breasts in imitation of the police h>deA "A
few nights since several Of these scamps /" stuck up
q couple of newly arrived Cinnamon. and as near ~
could be ascertained by the signs and Cabling
made by the latter to a person residing in the neioh-
borhood, the amateur policemen IS went throuRh
their pockets. OF course these young 'rsssals would
take care not to trouble n bona ais g haole kana-
alma - are we not becoming civilized rather
too rapidly? r1O ~ ~
TIE FoURTu.-Yesterday. the one hundred and
third anniversary of The Declaration Of American
independence. passed Of very qaietly in Honolulu.
AT the Centennial celebration three years ago. our
American residents observed the day in grand md
iaSlsu style, WHICH may account lot Tue subsequent
reaction. Most Americans closed up etAer 1fVes
of business in the morning and made a hofidayof
it, aid there were numerous picnics in the suburbs.
The shipping in port and The Consular and
Government fagstags were decorated with sbsnt-
ing. At the residence of Capt T. II. Hebron, Nu-
uanu Avenue, there was a pleasant assemblaeeof
Sunday School Children, at O picnic given BY the
teachers At noon. a salute of FL guns VIVA fred
from a battery, foot Of Punchbowl. Gen. Comfy, u.
S. Minister Resident, between the hours OF ~ md
2, received the calls Of government ~of4cials, Sr-
representatives aud his compatriots generally.
During the day and at night there were 6relcrackers
and rockets by the juveniles and we noticed
that some of the Chinese residents, singularly
enough, appeared to celebrate the day /" Amelikan
AE& VEGAS