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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, May Is, lseo.

The House met n eleven o'clock
UNITED srArw AnwyrtLa
Mnsary Affairs, reported bsn 70 remove De Usitsd
ssafee Arsenal from ~ Louis and establish tie and
Gmory ~ jefferson Barracks.
rr IkrAScu NvrD TO W.T. HOUSE.
Mr. s#RnAy, (rep) Of OHIO, offered r,eolution that
the japanese Embassy be invited 70 visit the House Of
be appointed 70 convey 70 them ths invitation and make
suitable arrangements.
M Borsros, lden.) Of Ala, said TIE gallery vs Me
NJ sRsssss replied ns. he Speaker would no dous,
appoipt q sensible committee, Who would invite the
japanese 10 sesn IN The gallery 10 witness the pro
ccedlnFs
Mr. Aun, (dem.) Of va said tey could 70 thsre any.
M Houston motion 70 table The resolution was voted
down By large majority, and The resolution was paased
rrE MICHIGAN coSrurm uRcrIoS.
ne House. resumed NE consideration Of The Michigan
Mr.. GAprxul, (dem.) Of Ca, ugsed In favor q Mr.
Cooper, the suane member, and nssua srsAnos and
me House passed the resolution BY o. aralnss II, de-
clarins NJ. Cooper nos entitled 70 Q scat
The House thes psssed TIE second resolution reported
By the Committee on Elections, that Mr.. Howard b en-
On motion Of Mr. DAVIS Mr.. Toward was svorn Ia,
and took bis seat
I'VE rosr orT1rr pvvrrrvvcr NH.
The Houee went into ocnmittse o. TIE whole On the
state Of the Union tbs bill supply Deficiencies the
Psss once Department for the year ending The soh Of
millions hundred and ninety four thoussnd OF which
for inland NAL servcs. he Postmaster csnsrsl e 70
restore bs service on al he routes under ne oous o.
March 4, 1850
his vas debated At hns.n, -a.n ne .or-hsse ro.o
vlikoui cooeiutng as scssc, a7a 20 Ecufe tacufrss
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MrroASrnx LIBRARY AssoosnoS.-Ihs annual election
OF ooers Of this association was held yesterday heir
room In Clinton Hail. the polls being osss from A. n
until oP NJ There was but one ticket, shaa one being
the regular nomination; The consequence ~ mat sha
NUM- Der Of votes polIed was comparatively mail mere
being bu, go votes csss out Of nessE ~ vssn Inc
following n The lss o. omoc" wv '-'"x
Pyrr.sruf Charles z King shermsn. Rssleeted
Voc Prcssd~f -Charss T..ss{ ~ p.rssr "a 1890,
R.r'r5,,1 Sryssry -Jceeph n Isocur. Reelected.
7rsssvrsr- william HenS Sos. ne 81 e' ss,
.rsv II ~ Allen rimeshy Lubey, Petsr voorhls r g,
f,rovn, A. q. Agnev.
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Sennsaeg Of Sus rsas ~ mw ysez.

Experts frem the Pert OF New Ysrk t.
r.. reign PSrts Ser the Week EndAAg
Nay rs, 1850.
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he Post once Committee today took Up vr. Hum.
rhreJs o'n srpropriaius $50 oco for post oGce and
sss N Brcok'yp, and unanimously Instructed The ohar
" report " IRE Hocse without recon nendssor o..
es suhysc,, ths eomnli;es berg divided
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PORT OF HONOLULU. Z. I.
ARRIN

Nov. -Am wh bark J. T. West. Tinker, I'm OchotAk, 25 -.
bone. y,yass, Is -. 900 sh. 400 bn, on bard,
s-nar. brig MARY Eleu, Bennett, 10! days I'm Portland,
Sch Halava, AAoui, from kea~akaPu and Lahains,
Am VII ship HHIman, Little, fm Iahaina, Of and On.
Am ~ ship south Bn-tou Randolph, from Ochoi.k,
ySyagg 1850 VII. 600 hone On board.
Am clipper ship GroFge L.. Esr.to~; Il days from
San Francisco en route for liongkong- Sailui
BIAS. s,samrr Kiiaqsa. BerrIi. I'm Kazaihae. Lahaina
and intermediate landings, with - head cattle, 6
calves, G. -h.ep, 50 bHs beet, ! brls talow, 6 boxes
mdse, and . lot q native freight.
9-Seh Henry, Riviere, from Hama and Lahaina, With 10
Sch Kesau.aohi, Min, hos KsG, Kona and Laiaina,
sith ~ s.'gs ~ pull - gas' do DO sI goa. skins so
Sch Liholho, Gardner, fm Hno- with 200 bales pull.
g-sch Odd Fellow, Candage. frOm koloa, NaSi!iwii and
taIow, 5 do, molasses. 30 hags coffee, 20 do. sugar,
: VI oranges. = horses, etc
Sch Queen, kimo, from LAllaiua and MOlOkai, with
l25 bags salt; 2 bull@ess' 2 kegs butter.
IO-Am VIII ship Electra, Brown, from Koiack and Arctic,
so Up, 1000 VIII, 1000 bne, ON board.
IO-Haw. VII big Antila, FehIber, frOm OchOtsk, go ~h,
IO-Am VII bark Harvest, Chary, from ochot.k, 400 VII,
age 100 VIII, 5000 bone, on board.
lO-Am ship siam, Rice, $50 days I'm Boston, with asstd.
cargo to {. \. Williams q Co.
IO-sch K4moi. Wilbur, from kahului and Lahaina, with
loo 6hs beet, 70 Pkss rnoiasses, Pkss sugar, 200
liam Nh ship Maria Theresa, Coop, from Ochotsk, 40
wh, 1900 bone, season. 80 sP, 6e5 VII, voyage
6j VIII. $500 bone, on board.
Illus VIA bark AMOR, Brunstr"m. from Ochotsk, 500
VIII. 5000 bJne, season 500 VIA. $500 bn, voyage;
500 VII, $500 bone on board.
liam Wh ship ROsseau, Green, from OciOisk, 200 VIII,
$500 bone, season 600 800 bone, voyage and on
board.
II-Ohen. VIII bark Planet, Dahlman, from Ocho,sk, 400
VIII. 5000 bone.
II-Hanoverian bark Harburg, Thompson, 80 days from
HOngsOng.
I-Haw. sch kamOkeiki, Wetherhy, from Rahului, with
IS bbls beef, 20 bbls moIasses' 300 lbs sugar, 20
bBls -four, and 1 deck passengers.
l2-Am.w VII slip Chas " Morgan, Hamilton, FIN Ochotsk,
with 80 VIII, 5000 bone. season lj00 VIII. 1900
bone, voyage 900 VII. 1000 bone, on board
l2-Am- VII ship Lancaster, Russell, from Lahaina, or and
On.
l2-Iaw. sch Neitie Merrill, Borres. I'm Hlo and Hawai-
tae.
13-iIaw. via brig Aloha, Mlmmen- from OchOtsk, IS sp,
800 VIII. $500 bone, the season.
l3-Ilamh. brig Carl Ritter, DuckwClit, 2o0 tons, 90 days
from IOngkOnE, en- route for Valparaiso, with a
general cargo OF mdse. Anchored outside. Sailed
same day.
l3-Steamer Hiauea, Beril, from kaloa and Nawiliwii,
with a very light freight.
l3-Sch Emma Rookie. Chadwick, from Lahaina, with II
deck passengers.
l3-Sch he nj Ana, Keo, from AnahOla. with 10 bbls beef,
, 10 hides, 1 cords wood, etc, etc
- liam herm. brig Josephine, Stone, 10 days from Jarvis
Island.
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DEPARTURES.

Sam. VIII ship Thomas Nye, Holly. cruise south and
home.
Sam. VIII bark Isabella, Tucker. for California coast.
s-Am. VIII bark Oscar. Lsulers, cruise and home.
Sch Emma Rookie, Chadwick. Cor Lahaiua and Rona,
with about 10 deck passengers.
9-Am. ship IcOnium. IIeus:is. for Sydney.
Jam VIII ship IIiIlman, Little, for New Zealand and
home
IO-Am-w VIII bark Tempest. Destin. cruise AMI home.
1O-Steamer Klauea. Bcrrnn. for Roioa and NawiliwilL.
lO-Sch ManuokaSai, Nlarchaut, for LahainI and HAWAII
hae.
IO-Sch Margaret, Papa, for Lahaina and Kohaia, with a
few native passengers.
liam. VII ship Lewis, Dexter. for New Bedford, with
freight.
I2-Am. vii ship AdeIine Gibbs, Wilmington, for Fair
haven, with freight.
I2-Fr. wh ship Wmslow. Couppey, cruise and home.
l2-Sch Henry, Riyi-Te, for Laaina, with about 20 deck
passengers
I2-Sch KAlAma. Henry. for Kawaihae, Hawaii.
80 deck passengers.
l2-Sch Odd Fellow, Canlage, for KoiOa, NawiIiSii and
Hanalei.
I3-Am Nh ship Bart. Gosnoll. Clark, to cruise
\ l3-Am VII ship z. 2. Mason, Smith. to cruise aud hoEne.
= BAN ship Rapid, Drew. for MckeaH's Island.
l3-Steamer Kiiausa, Berril. for LaIaina, Hlo, and inter-
mediate ports and landings.
l3-Sch Emma Rookie, Chadwick. for Lahaina and KOna,
with about IL deck passengers.
I3-Sch Jeanette, Clark, for kuI1a.
13-Sch M1ikeiki. Netherby, for kahuiui-
I3-Sch Nettie Merrill, Boris, for Lahaina, kChala and
HiO.
I3-sch Queen. Kimo, for MoIokai and Lahaiua.
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Tbe following is the latest from China

The following is the latest from China:
HoSGkOxG, August 20, 1860.
RIcE-saIes amount to only 1000 penis Of all kinds, and
the stock Is estimated at Cd. 900 pecul- in first, and 81. 900 peculs
u, .si sseq = Is sa a. s. 10; Beng Bengal s;L sarra s "a g a a. - % o. = jazz 10
cargo, 81 10 a g 20 white g Is a. - 40 ATses9' 81 20 a
eastman. 81 IS a 81 y sual, 81 10 "a 81 IS; Saigon, 81 IS
calsor1S.. China sa 10. i white, 81 the new crop, can he set,I I'd
for at 81 20 a. - .; siam and Manila are quoted at 50 so a
srs.E-During the pas; fortnight a good demand has existed,
the United states, and prices for white. Of common quality have
advanced :e a Soc q PesuI sales comprise 1000 pecul, Of
q The former, and 500 penis Of The latssr grade; We quote
white sc 30 No. > white, s. s. 25i No brown, 50 So "a
s. 80 AMI No. 2 brosn, 50 - "a g so
81: sydney. $40 a sI Japan 50 IS, nominal.
ExcHAseE-A fair business has been done for this steamer,
of our last circular Sterling bills att months sight are quoted
are selling az Z "a bar silver, I a u y CERT premium
.yeee- 81 a 81 = cent. premium gold leaf $50 SO 2 t@eii
FREIGHrs-Rafesk r London and Liverpool are E3 for New
York, SO N SIS and for San francisco, 50 a $40 2 ton.
ArGUsTISE HEARD & Co.
TEas-The aiviees which this mail takes forward are incon-
sstent and unprecedented. Therr has been a large amount Of
business done: The political state Of affairs appears to be much
Dreaded besh by Chinese and foreigners, that while the former
money, the latter eagerly pick them up as they arrive, without
regard to quantity, ut almost any prices which may be asked
Of all desirable teas, and n very large comparative export the
result whether the supply wiz run short or not, is a subject
that too many opinions have been hazaried about but this IS
certain. that. at the present moment, teas suitable for the Lon
-
muuicatinus, and - Is that u the Shanghai. but, even 50, the
lack Of confidence and the want e accommodation, must nec-s-
sariIy check culture and manipulation in the Producing districts.
From the saet OF the quality Of Foochow teas falling Of, it may
safely be inferrel that the bulk Of the yield has been sent To
markes-OusThGad Trade Report.
From the commercial article 81 the San Francisco Bulletin,
We learn that
"The printed alyicrs are silent in regard to Provisions: pri-
va;e eorresposri-aee notes that -four had fallen, and GaIego
could he quoted At ST. Beef and pork were lower selling in
exceptional cases at SL4. with a prospective decline for expected
arrivals Freight quotations n given below the supply Of
tOunaze in the Southern waters was very full, and ships eager 10
accept offers fr employment From Manila. dates are t. Aug.
81 from Batavia TO July 26;h- From neither quarter 10 We
gt anything OF interest At Manila the TuI,co was loading
sugar Cor the San Francisco Refinery.
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PASSEN x

FOREIGN
From PErRoPArLovsEf-per Bhering. Nov Al Hitler.
For jaws IsLASD-per Silver Star, Nov 3-as d Hague,
chemist; jeremiah Potts. Francis l. Jones, Oyerseers Thomas
Leeman. cook. and 20 Hawaiian labOrers.
For PHGxrx IsLASD-per Agate, Nov J-wm II Bush, over
seer J : Rogers, q Reiners, George Davis, Edwari Murray,
a Lamb. IL native laborers.
For SEA-per VII ship Magnolia, Nov 6-George Washington.
lose joaquin
Prom FoETLAxD,O O. T-per Mary Ellen. Nov. s-Mr Graves,
From BosTox-rer sam. Nov. Io-Nrs Kiblng.
From HpSGKOSG-Per Harburr, Nov. lis Isaacs.
For sTDNEY-Per Ieonum. Nov. Capt Cook, Alex Pennie,
Edward Williams.
coAsrwIsE.
LahainA) 1 L'uzaia, John Comwen, TO kawaihae) about 30
From wIspwAED-p-r KHAuea, Nov. s-P Curan. from
RaEalhae,J CAPT Jas Makre and two daughters. Hon J " Bor-
den, L ; Commissioner. a } Ncireror. u VI Weston. from
UIupaiAkuaJ Achuns, Ahans, Asoi, Urom Lahaina) - on
From KArAr-per Kilauea, Nov. l3-N L Ingol,, Z Augusta, J
" RiNman. ' Provost, 10 IN deck
For wISDwAED-per klaues, Nov 13-To Lalaina Prof
Alexander aud ~ia, II VI Alexander. Henry Baldwin, William
BaHey, II Rogers, Jos Emerson. Mis- Emily Baldwin. Miss =
Alexander. Mis- 2 Lyons. Miss L johnson. To JluTalakua:
Capt. M4Sre ami , daughters. 4 r McGrrSrr. ' Provost. To
lilo: y L IngOls, Master = Lyman, Master L Coau, 7 Meiealf
anil 2 daughters-about Us on deck
From LAHsrvs-Per hanoi, Nov Miss Alexander, George
Marvel. , whaling Officers. al-u; 20 on d,ck.
For wrSDW AEp-Psr Nettie Merrill. Ny 3-Mis- Mary Pit
man, Miss Lydia Paki, D kaLkauL- about 10 on deck
Prom LAHAINA-ier Henry, Nov. s-i'ahr- Laonore, ! officer,
IS on deck
Prom L,HASA-p~r Kekauluohi, Nov. 9-Mes,rs Dickinson,
Mott. Murdoch and Dickinson. 10 ga deck.
Frm HrLO-per Lihoiho, Nov. 81 e King. Il on deck.
FROM RsrRI-r~r Old FeroS. Nov g-Jno Stiuiek, stephen
BickneII. - on d-ck-
FROM LIH,S,-per Queen. Nov. 80 II Gulick, Il on deck
Prom LAHAIvA-T-r HANOI, Nov. lC-2 whaling officers, 10
FROM wSpwaEp-per Ne;tfs Merrill. Nov. l2-And. Cahn.
Warren, X r Klimer. Miss Lydia rlsi, Chas Kansina, u Kala-
kama, ) Austin, Apana, - on deck
For LsHAISA-per Hanoi Nov Sc" Marvel, Achu, about
II on deck.
For wISpwAEp-per Net,ie Merrill, Nov. 3-Niss Mary Pit
man, Miss Lydia PaIi. D KsIakaua, - on deck.
For KtrAi-pero OH Fellow, N"s. l--Mr Howard, Master
wiIcox-o on deck
For wISDwsED-T-r Setie Merrill, Nov. I5-Theci Gulek,
EiEard Dalton. atou; 80 on deck.
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For PISSISG'. sLasD-perN Manila, Nov 2@6 barrels beef, 6
kegs po~Ier, clothing, sore, etc NAlu-- $3.50 30
Fr JGxvTs Isl aNp-per Silver star, Nov 500 canvas bags
o " n lumber, ~ pcs railway irou- 1 railway car. ] ton hay. !
tu barley. 4 EhsIshaats, 30 oars, I case rUxIncks, . sets harness,
IL uhexibarpxs. : legs nails. I medicine chest. II bndis hoop
iron. ! eases meats, 2 bds beef IS do bread. = do. salmon. ! bI
rice. 2 kegs butter. 500 fet ce4ar boarls. , keys white ieai, lot
stores. carpenser.' TOOLS Is bris beef do four I'D lbs sugar,
= bbIs Iuolasses, 55 DO POI. 10 sheep. Foreign prudaee-value
1905; damesthc do. s3s1.
For Paxsy IsIsSD-Psr Agate. Nov 81 house frame. 1896
Bs bread. II barrels pork. ) DO dour. 3 half do dried apples }
kegs butter. S barrels beef IS ~heeIblrro~s. La gals casks,
stores. provisions, etc Foreign prulucs-yatu- $1,000 %
For TEkxALET-per Jenny Fori, Nov 2-IO VI cigars. : TASKS
quicksilver, vafue fl65; 256J rs sugar. value sl9l 10
For ssA-per VII bark CInillI, Oct 3l-l czsk Stops, i casS
aofee, I cask beans. = bris rice, / bI dried apples, ] bale duck,
20 brs park, g do butter. i. eases meats 20 bfs beef. IL casks
breat. : hsrrrl- vfn-yir. $40 EalItns casks Foreign prOiucr-
a. 49, 4
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FANCY BALL.-MR. "

FANCY BALL.-MR. WILLIE, while thanking the
ladies and gentlemen W no have done him the honor Of accepting
his invitations to a FASCY BALL, issued in July last, and
subsequently,, begs respectfully to inform them, that the Ball will
take effect on Wednesday Evening, the 18th inst, it being the
18th anniversary Of the Acknowledgements of the Independence
Of this Kingdom by Great Britain and France.
For the general convenience lest the weather should be stormy,
the Bail will be, not at Rosebank, but in the Court House, and
at s +. NJ.
Dancing will esin Immediately after the fluctuations to their
Majesties the X rand Queen on the two anniversaries intended
to be commemora d, and on the restoration to perfect health Of
his Royal Highness, Prince hamehameha.
The Ladies will be received by Her EScelency the Lady Of
the Minister OF Finance.
RosEBANE. sh November, 1860.
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VESSELS IN PoRT-NovEMBER Is.

Am bark Comet, Smith.
Am ship Raduea, Burdett.
Am bark Bhering, Giniat.
Am ship Siam, Rice
IIanoyeTian bark Tarburg, Thompson.
Am Missionary brig Morning Star, GeIett.
Am schooner Olivia, Relheld.
Am herm. brig Josephine Stone.
IIaw. brig Mary Ellen, Bennett.
iiaw. brig Hero, Won Holit.
wBALERS.
Ship Onward, Allen ship Geo Ho~land. Pomeroy
California, West Chandler Price, HolcOnb
Carolina, Harding Bark Braganz1, Turner
Majestic. Chester, German, Lubbers, (Old'g)
Marcia Billings. Martha ID, Daily,
America. Bryant. Florence, Spencer
SpeedweiL. Gibbs, Cynthia, Whitney
Sharon. Ssift, PhHniN. Hampstead
Rebecca SinIms, Halves, Alice, Beebe
MOctcZuma, Tinker Monmouth, Ormsby
Robert Edwards, Wood Delaware. kenworthy
Fabius. Smith Nile. Fish
Europa Manter Gratitude, Davis
Henry Ku-eaui. Kelley Gen. Scott, Hunting
Jason. Iache JFrl Martha LIST, Cornell
Arctic, Phillips FayOute. Smith
Gil Hosiani, Williams GiPsry, Mauter
Arab. Grnnel New England. Hampstead
OtheIFo. Kilmer = L. West. Tinker
I-aac IIOwianl, Long Harvest. Chlrry
Levi S~iarbuck. Jeurgan, Planet. Dahhnan, (Od'g)
Hibemia 2i. ElSaris Amoor. Brunstrom, (Rus)
Montreal Soule Brig Oahu ROLES
South Boston. Randolph Victoria Dauelierg,
Electra. Brown Nailua, Lass.
Maria Theresa, Coop kOhOla, C"rsen
Rosseau, Green comet, Wilhelm, (Old'D
e. W Morgan. Hamilton AuriILI. Fehlher
Republic. sever, (Brruf) Aloha, MammvD
Roman u, Dehart
II --lHuVs--a, - -.ys-r .
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WArrrn.-A necessity often spoken ., H..

WANrED.-A necessity often spoken Of. bp, =
alluded to by the press, is a light Of some kipan.,
the Fort street Church on public occasions. c.
out from the bright light within, accidents =,
frequently occur, while descending the stems -
shape of rents made in the dresses Of fen,l.. y
which apology would be offered. could a raw on,
afford an opportunity to whom, when and h.
make it or If the walk is safely reached, tie
ger finds himself. in the Egyptian darkness -
vailing outside. under the feet of somebody's r.
or struggling to extricate himself from the ybs.l
a vehicle which may be crossing the walk. e.
lecture is not unfrequently spoiled by such q 6p,,.
From GUANoDoN.-The brig Josephine ani,.,
yesterday, 10 days from Jarvis aud rs DAYS -
Bakers Islands, and reports everything progress
favorably. All the ships had been loaded with
markable despatch, averaging 100 tons a day :,
had sailed, leaving the moOrings clear for new ye.sI'
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APpIrs-By the brig Mary Ellen, from Oregon
our market has been well supplied with cno''e "Pp''S'
and at very reasonable prices They are 'he o'e'
ever brought here. and in the best CONDITION APP
Bennett brought also a couple OF boxes oil very i"tse
anples: one which he sent US measured fourteen inches
around. and weighed twenty-one ounces oh pass
ing through the streets of Portland the captain says
he met \ farmer with a wagon Of apples just III Ir0ui
the country, and seeing some very large ones onered
to buy them. The farmer did not like to part win
them . but on the captain informing him he wanted
them 10 take to Honolulu, the farmer generously gave
him the whole lot, about one barrel. saying Take
those with you and show the Honolulu people "hat
Oregon can do" We agree with the Captain. that
Oregon can't be beaten in the apple line.
The NErrIE MERRILL-This fine packet came IN
on Mondsy morning, had her mainmasi taken out
and replaced with a new one, and sailed again on
Tuesday afternoon. Such despatch Is worthy OF no.
tice, especially when the harbOr is so crowded ana
workmen generally busy. The -Nthie in her trips, Is
as regular as clockwork, wind and weather to the
contrary notwithstanding.
ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATER--This place Of amuse-
ment continues to be the popular resort, and is well
sustained. On Monday evening, the house was
crowded TO its utmost capacity, on :he occasion oil
Mr.. Ferguson's benefit. This evening there will be
no performance, but on Friday night, " Lucretia
Borgia'' will doubtless attract a full house.
JAPASEsE.-One good result Of the japanese fever,
which has been prevailing, is the Importation of new
vegetable and other seeds from that country. Mr.
Holslein has succeeded in raising some japanese
beans, a mess of which he has laid on our table for
trial. He has eight varieties growing, some Of which
may prove to be as valuable rs those heretofore intro
duced from other countries.
FROM CHINA.-The bark Hdrburg brings US Hong
kong papers to August 29, with quite important news
of trouble at Shanghae, a summary of which will be
found in our foreign news column. We are indebted
to Mr.. Isaacs, passenger by the H., for the latest pa
pers received. The brig Carl Ritter, sailed from
Hongkong some ten days after the Harburg, but
brings no papers.
CHINA AND JAPAN.-The sale advertised for Satur-
day evening will, We understand, embrace the
choicest selection of Chinese and japanese ware and
curiosities ever offered in this market. These goods
have been selected by persons conversant with the
peculiar tastes of Honoluluans, and will offer an Op-
portunity to secure specimens that will not soon be
afforded again.
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DIED.
CLAEy-At L : 10

CLAEy-N L. :. hospital, in Honolulu. Oct. 20, Capt VIII
liam CARY, belonging 10 Sacramento. California. He was Il
native % baltimore He came q the island fr his health in
March. AMI has sT-nt most % the time On Hawaii. He has an
uncle. Mr.. Richard Coughiand. living At Branch Cove. IIarhor
Grace. New FCundlruj, and q brother, Thomas Clary. a petty
officer on board L. :. slcop -. Mays.
EEDWS-At L. :. Hospital. Honolulu. Oct. .. Charles Brown,
4 native q HOLLAND. discharged from the bark Frances Paine.
sNNovs-At HIp. Thomas J. simmons, formerly % Tivertou-
L. /.
RETSCLps-Oct- l3, Chas VI Reynolds, p officer OF whale
ship BraEauza. from the effect 81 injuries received on the 9Th,
aged about - years. During q gale. a pile Il bone worked
loose, AMI a portion Of It fell upon him. shatteTiug his legs
Every attention was paid him, but modification soon set iu,
cau-iur h- untimrIy death. lie was a gltiye q Harlwics.
Ur..s4 County New W.
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OREGON MARX Fl.

By the Mary Ellen, account sales Of Hawaiian produce weF
received A. follows:
SCGAR-5c "a &c p n.
NOLAsSEs-35c p gallon
SWEET POTArOEs-3c = D
Puzzle 2 u
IN Domestic produce, the following we're the quotations:
FLOrK-S3 @ 81 2 barrel
- hite, o1c q bushel rel. the same
OArs-33e 40 CSC z bushel-
HAT-sI5 = ton in sae, S5 a SIS.
POIGrOEs-25e az SIC
OSIOSs-5Oc 2 bushei.
LAKD-I5s e IL
BAcoS-Shles, l6c shoulders, 13c hams, Is "a zoe.
BrrrEE-In kegs. lie az I5c = To fresh rolls, &c a. 25c.
APPLss-Green, 1c az &c z ID dried, lie "a l5c-
CHEEss-l2ic y 10
EsG5-25c al SOC y dozen.
CHeKgNs-Young, 50 ; old, 81 ? dozen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-11-15

From PORTLASD, OEEsoS-per Mary Ellen. Nov @5s.+1ln
Ar lumber, $3.50 fe~t oak do. 50 VI shingles, IS VI aths, 100 or
sacks cour, 90 SIS oats, = cases saddles, ! box crtni-rries- lT5
boxes aPp!Es, 2 do. pears : 6 s1iilery. l can varni>h- l ches;
books ami clothes. i Veg preserves, / hanl-bON. 10 sacks Hour
From HOsG=OSG-p-T Harhurg. Nov il-6 pkGs ciihir-n's
carriages. - do chairs - do rattan chairs. 10 boxes China
ware. 81 cases cigars, ~ pk=s Clothes baskets. 8 boxes CIothing-
2 do glue, $50 pEss gunny bags, ! do hats. Q cases straw do,
, cases JOSS sticks. u bxs Ecqu=red ware ! pkg 10. DO. 10 g
lamps. 500 rUI- mating. Z bxs mise, 8 cases mesquite netting.
lis pkgs ro~, 6 boxes paper screens, 2 cases she's 2 do silks
= boxes silver VAR. : cases s1rineS- l. pkg- -at-, 40 pigs
campkor truEks, % DO. skin trunks, zoo boxes tea l box YER
million. leases writing dssks, I5O pigs mi-e-