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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17
NATIONAL HUMULIATION FASTING, AND
PHAlLR.
nix Prttidtm las Issued the following reeommenda-
I'm ~ a I1lIll OIL lie Uniten Siales:

Tx BiCtlO(lh las Issued the IOIlONllS ItCOmloehu
f1n q tic 1901 Il OF tie United States:
L,1rous be, made by pioug aud patriot
3 Ia view q the present distracted aud
81 sJs Ia isiior. lng, and prayer throughout the
iit H. tousuee With their request and any own seDst oi
W fL.9ty 1HY lTH DAY OF JANUARy 1861,
e. is rlCC "a q a the people assemble on that
y eCocig g. ttei several forms Of "OfsAp To Keep as
81 Tie State Is the present moment hreaenea
n, ~ a. n M al toiste dsnger-phc ab0 distress OF
sf! sc IIoS.i Throughout ihe laho-oI aoJu5 PIP -
Ii, hIt etnuti fu,Lt, und consequent! uoP'Su
a.. t 81 can l zen bTeadndteu hope seems 70 nave
s.a,,,o Lt os All classes are n state oi COulu
ann the wises couuseis % our pest anu Pe''
sHtn sit WL1l 0isitesfotd - -, ., rbo,o sbsu we
a., -, III l,t 10 tie FaheIs! bh ohupottu'
81, OF n ts oIu tue awful elects OF our s
a. GIiet-e LI Dgfaude AND sIli 'o"au' Vui 1'
b6tt<L -, -, .,d ,s,it.nt sorrou unite
ag,,s,es before Most hi IN c1uieslhs our ~
rii,,d =, a. 4 IltOLoi siis aLO AZ O"ieA5uz luo
,.I, al, Itt us imi hin 10 remove ifpiu oar noas
Tsft,i. tst Of opinion which "Ouo lhlpo4 us " -
- q ., ii, oi consistency, rather than yield J"t suo
80. a. "A g seen exseucies ny "nch "e are uON st
,,,,,o ,eI, win deep IeyeIeucr, bsseech mn 70 49,
81 6blCIi eIo god win when We'Aieu III ~ =, ~.
,'t 4 Oitte yeTHi States and tO0ve GU ~ -
- 80, a. iorcf. vi CISIi aud - ol0Oa Suh'ueis -
throne that lie "Ouia no' ot
-, Il, a. i,,f 81 1tene feil, bat rel. e'h'ei U.s. q
a. fsti1s T. nc osfLtst day. a. th1 htFou | cr
egI WORK vl tueu henN
o. 81 L,to.t ~ potent PROVIDENCE iHeS 70 -,
49, -, =, ,i mi good lie ulsAs lie "fetn o. iIou
.,'si n !. the ,iAsinder o. wIalh e can itstieuI ~
a nNoit tSdS .. .idLel h whatever tpeis VI - 81. cuy
itt Iefst l9l icspOnsiOiu9 " ,o,gfy
q, jtI ke, J1 0sN bOJ, enc Tor eoit is az "
t0fepo,t OtI .C.,si Io u.peoDs uit 4 BUCHANAN
Eto,b,st4. Ice. n, ItO.
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COLRECTION.
me n. y Tribune

20 ne Edao, q The N y Tribune IN,
SI,, a. ~ ,1uo.e a NINE which appeared III lih
.rp,,cn, q Doc. 1, in regard 70 the "Wekh 10 IN
rI,;,eo At,t,t. tie following sentences appear IN 70
80 fooe a oul Welsh newspaper; Tine Cy"'"
g in Is.t ave tie 'PaihGnder heaHy support
UT,pforn % han that in 1862 iIs support az lar
Uboo.t. II en,n,o tie iogs Of toe Republican party.
1e.seooi rs Iepe, MI Ldto that lioosn .r rie
e,ies'l IU, ,tlf lorts was Id I, DO the Gg@So
H. :" eSSnJIiie ecor gca' injustice. ! nave eo,
I'D dat 20 ,r snl Delg IN lesae win the Jgks.
8 dc Te % ], %ori' very l. sa make ed the corr
81, 80 III, nc & .Ar0 TIE tigsess had OF pros
seoioh' ''O WIZ w - ERASMUS W. joss.
yeuty. go
= It,.o. lCc ldo
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Gas FIXTURES, &c.


srkrhKs PHlLss< No. 5C7 Broadway,
Oaere fes Sale REDUCED PIECES, spisndld Asosc' u
oAa kIxTuREs,
lMPcRTATIoS, CONSISTING OF
ChkankNGs. SIATUETTss, OkocPs, lSAst1sps &c. -,
Plbns fiGtins attended 10 81 usual a. NO Sl so
81 Asef House. bAreisyst
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kiCu Goods FOX THE HOLIDAYS.
a. &. bEEEpicT's ON sIASD -
Established at No. 70 bsvsS in 1918.
splsr,d,d .sOrm,nt oil WATcEKs and CHAM JIvHLRr
Sos sh sbo fLAsKD AARE, &C.
All eOols very prices aud warranted % represented
8ce Sseut RICHARDS El;rahne hnbyJeWeed Ia
s1 very d.,iraole those business require
PshYkCT TIsk-
e.. No. ~ b0wery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17

COmIARL PhICLS.-LoOh at DALEY d 20.
s of rr III M Dr, Goods Of tits paper They offer
Ia n q ara sets silver plated are no, &c. st
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COM =.
TnrR,nlr. NrDrsr :. -.

Va aader-,aa1 thz; The VII Co. have ..arfeI TIE uuyfas q
-h-at % Maui. sn= tl-tte shat T~ltrr- as piiiliG t9a 10
Consequence. ~ ne rat inf-T--l 1Tt-a --1ssr Pr t-. s-rr,
h4t presume 3: IS be.sUs. .he rrua1~v ~er-t aElr O. keep
m hsrd g heavy st0es- H---.a- TIE ssre--9u IN ru--
eh--ins- =Hi- - hoe ~ u- tcmrocarv- q s tzrg~ ulu.-rr =
those engaged IN The Rising n vhezt s- entirely f---t--. 20
thr sai-s hOn season p s.-.1 90 -e-t t-=F -.--rs-
e. There are tE Planters blt shat sl.e q. rl - DELE %
sr;'A~'-" eve asgvr q sh- rrr-i- a-l aia.ss al --l-z %
Naka~ao are nor q ~ directly u-sr--t-3 Co. te r-sap,s fr
tie c-7p- In soae bl=tsUc=. = Ran uzy haze ~.a- .-l--h
of@s OWE 70 .oE The FIRST tine, lur .a= =a--s deity f- Hs
ises again oferirs . pay, fr sg-h wheat. two bushels COR cne-
q - egt of agiu= once mere b. make an elg-- and borrowing
some Inos~y On h. crop BE- pets II tie se~d the tii-i -im=.
Tie Ea-ns sPsv 80. % cr1E- up q ed e-1r- 41i lr= s-lJs
% TIE ground sr ih- want - mars rcut and gather &c. Il
Sas reported a. he beElnaE 0f me -a-5l fas- tz-!s- -Er--
sone o1skeis ~ouif - SsEtef- aat bar SIX fav-L=l tgGsh-
tAss having a -srs- surplus IN ts haads u soc h-aers-
There has ben very htue ding i1 tu-iless erc=s 4gnuE The
Psst Te-S- III arrival = tie safp P9fyussi4 ca Ihurlay
last and TIE ship HfssostaH o. T---lay. places ~ To- rs1-Ps
ofie'-r advices frOua -au Francse1- TIE Latter ves-e. reports
having -siIei in company with che slap HarTi,; q Js,..e,
skich hz- On board ouT Ea.ErEu mzl- % July : o. IJ-- --.-h
=zy - 70 before we 20 10 prs.
IL departures sc have rothfE- % --:-e. IL t-r Way
EAeH and bark Jenng Ford ar r5-E .ali1z fr yal5ria. o.
sai % saturday n yiaatav- Tie comet H Up ~ san gz4a-
eis-1 . sail o. Or a55a; th- J.. o;Ssr,-u6~r3 hut v-y LtI-. Z
an. f~ight r D yec oFs-1r-
Th- market atvIr=- from san Ers1cis-o are Of The sane tenor
-taose pr-viously received, reporting al Sind, q s-suI -u-
E1cs a. flI Siih no prospect % relief TaE mus. t-lt ia .
ueAssr- 10 dspress our t-ad- during tLz fH-
For export 10 yetorfr, Re notice a fz sales
sraIA-The brig Xa-y Ellen takes Hp~ari, % 100 90 lBs.
purchased At FROM 5 u &c pE D. ae-or-az 10 quality, ~Lieh
are the ruling ra.es-
MatAsEs--Tss sane vessel tAkes som= 10000 ssl0ls Of
noIssses- We quote at l. 70 %.
sIcsAs$E-C9nsuar bills. par s4zk rases. In sums 20
suit 3 per cert premium.
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= TIE House OF MOBILES. after the session of
the Legislature has nearly terminated in an ami
cable manner, with concessions on the part Of the
Representatives never before ,qualled i'll any So
sion we can r~ecgllect. on Monday last. set itself
up in an attitude Of ayowej hostility % the lower
branch Of the legislature, because tie latter did
not choose 70 accele 10 every demand made by
the former in the appropriation IF monies. The
items in dispute are. of course, the War DEPART
ment and the Government Press. Tie Lower
House had voted $4,000 for the army, but the
Ministers suddenly found they wanted $4,000.
The Representatives then compromised On So
coo. and ais, yielded some two or three thou
sands more 70 be thrown away on the Government
Press. Bat the Ministers now stand up and say.
we want everything We ask for, or nothing. and
thus the matter now stands.
This IS simply an old trick Of the Ministry,
which they have before resorted to. 10 brow beat
the Representatives, who appear determined 10
stand bv their rights, and not submit to the die
tation Of the Ministers. This is the spirit that
appeared unanimous in the warm debates on
Tuesday, and the whole country will approve
their stand in refusing TO vote money u be thT0rR
array on such worthless objects a. the - inciden-
tails OF the Government Press and the [. ct cete-
ras'' Of the War Department. even if the result
Of the contest Is a dissolution OF the Legislature,
a step which nothing but the obstinacy of the
Ministry and Mobiles can bring about, and which
all would regret to see taken place. If the Re
presentatives have any rights. let them enjoy the
privilege of exercising them. They believe the
PolynesiaR q worthless excrescence, whose main
tenunce only results in increasing the public
debt, and they are right in restricting 1t to eeono-
my. And the public viii sustain them unanim-
ously. If the Mobiles desire harmony, themselves
must yield.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-23

The ScASpISAyIAx KING-ChGrles XIV, the new
monarch Of the united Kingdom Of the North, has
already been crowned st the Swedish capitol, but his
coronation as King of Sorsay, TO take place in July,
is to be : ceremony Of far grslter interest, from the
circumstances under which IL i 70 take place. IL IS
70 be performed in the grand cathedral OF Trondiiem
(the ancient Niadros,) the largest church in Sand
inavia. and rich in historical "reminiscences This
building had become much diispidaied 4 r the lapse
OF ages, leaving but little trace 81 its pristine gran
dsur, except the altar but it i be restored as much
as possible FOR this special occasion.
APANors DIvIDISG LISE-Ghe little - RubicOu,'
inmortaIizei in history By It's Connection with
Caesar's fortunes, now separates The domiuions of the
Pope from those Of the King Of Sardinia Which Of
these Two potentate. will first - cross the Rubicon -
Il Grand Cock Fight i announced 70 take place
in Washington, for $1,000. The cOmbatsnts on the
occasion will be no others than Gen. COncha," q
red cock Of the Spanish breed, and "Gen. Ortega.
= Spanish cock
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Improving the Sugar Cane for rIan,nu-


Ma. EpIron. SIR wa hen English sugar pl.,..
FIRST mad sugar upon the IVES, India Island. -
we're - great many varieties Of the sugar cane ca-,
there, indigenous 20 the country, and they vsr. -
tiyated. and made into sugar fer many years -,
it was discovered that the Tahiti sugar cans
vastly superior, when most Of the other ya-...
were thrown aside, the Tahiti sugar cane claim.
the ure-eminaace, and retaining j, ever since rs
Eay in which planters discovered this, wa. "a -
y nursery Of a few acres wherein every variety 80,
sugar cane was planted, a certain number Of
being allotted to each the best plants were prom,
and the best of tlisge given to all equally the .,u,
and when ripe and cut down the specific grayitv -
carefully taken with the saccharomeier as we'll
the quantity of juice aud sugar made, in ords,
prove which was the best.
Now is not something Of the same sort sadly Ma,
ed here There are a great many varieties Of spv,.
cane about these Islands. but who among Us can !,
which IS the best one for cultivation. Il appesrxt
me that its ike CROPPING our way in the dark. and An
for the want ot a nursery and an English saecb,.
rometer. Wherever plantations have been stsy,s3
nlantsrs have been necessitated 10 content themsslr.
with such plants a. they could fud in the ueirbh,
hood Of these plantations, but if the respective np-,
of the sugar cane were well looked e., 10 dcubt. M,
norticular kind would be found vastly supero, =,
anv Of the others. Were As great pains taken to mn
cure cane plants from China and other countries =.
has been taken to import birds 10 eat worms
superior cane plant might be found 10 any now epl
tivated. Fifteen years ago l brought the Tahiti cane
nIaDts to Koloa, Kauai. bur where are they now
HILo. HAWAII. 18th July 1860. p
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Urn.ox Bay C.yrANr-AErccajiy with inStruc-
lions from the home directors, the agency ot tins
Z comrsnv has ben closed. AMI Nr. B.s>e't, the gent
take, nj departure IN the Js-Eg F5-E for Victoria
Y. Len SATURDAY next. During h stay here, Mr..
B. has won the confidence and esteem Of cur business
community and al. others, 10 q degree >e.d.m ENJOY
ed bv any person. and IN leaving. he. aud We may oe
~pariguei in adding. his estimahle wife, WI bar the
heartfelt and k.ni wishes cfaH-
LOOK oUr FOR uRcL,Rs-Thiev YES are BEGINNING
TO practice their trade Low ,hat the tax collectors are
about. \ saddle was stolen on Sunday last, from
q horse hi,chei IN the yasIof,ae Fort Street Church
On Wednesday ,ae sleeping room occupied by s.
gentleman At Little Britain, waseuteroi, and all
his best clothing stolen.
PRoLlrlc-We are assured that 4 female Hawaii
an. living at Ljhue. On this island, last week gave
birth TO her trsafu-Hl-E child. This : az instance
Of feuaiity, rarely met in the present condition Of
this race that It ought 70 be rewarded. Such r.
wards would do more TO perpeiuate tie race, than
d dozen hospitals.
FURNITURE sALr-Aa auction sale Of furniture
AMI the usual house keeping e;-ce;eras, takes place
today "a, the residence Of Mr.. Bssett IN Nuuanu
Valley. -
DErEaEED-We have received 4 communication
On the P0iyaesiGH's position in regard to proSitu-
ton, but are compelled TO defer i, Till next issue.
MAIL DUE-The ship Harriet ! Jessie sailed
from san Francisco for Honolulu Aug. .. with the
New York mail Of July II, and may arrive any
moment. She IS bound on to HsngLong-
OUrsIDE-A communication on teaching English
TO Hawaiiaus, and various other miscellaneous
news.
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ERRAFA.
HILo, Hawaii, Aug. Il,

HILo, Hawaii, Aug. Il, 1859
Mr.. EpIToR In looking over the article ipb
disti!lation, l have noticed two errors made by The
Printer. one trifiing, but the other so very glazing
that | request Of you, if possible, to take some motto,
Of them and point them out, lest it should be suyposei
that have erred Intentionally, in order to deceive.
For rum barrel read gun barrel, and for fourteen
gallons molasses read fourteen pounds molasses. By
dning this. Won will ohlige, yours. ?
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PASSENGERs

Fer LGHGISA, RswsmAr < HiLp-per Stea1sr, Aug Is
Mrs Lieut. Reynolds. Mrs c X Bishop. Miss L PaSi. Miss EEz
LSsrui. Daniel Poster. EiG & child. Mrs Capt Carr. r Spencer.
wife and ehff4ren. Ton Spencer. Capt g T Lartou " L Green
@ " Macy, II VI Brown G King u y Weston Capt = :
Wilcox Prince william c Lunallo, II y whitney, NrG-i1t1uu
snd 90 deck pz--srsers-
From LaHsfxs-per Kamoi. Aug I.-Proc " n Alexander
and wife, II VI Whitney. Mas-er DmCEi, and 20 deck pass
From NAwurNut-prr Odd Fellow Aux l7-NrJ Z PoZls,
Miss Harriet Pierce, Nssrs Ptugsr Ros-, Howard, Frazier, and
Pardon
Rsiners, Ne--rs Howard ant Ross
Frl HTLo-peT Steamsr. Aug 2--Capt LaTto1, Capt
Spencer. A : Grirbarrn. Capt Wilcox l. Zuhfu. VIM smith,
Master Lyon, = Misses LyOu--sHd 20 deck passengers
From LGHuSA-T~r Ksnoi. Au-- zf-G G StiS-S, VIM Dun
can
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vessel. Expected iron, Foreisn Ports

y lnssa clipper ship Triton. --. - led IN July fron Liver
pool. WIKI mdse ~ Janion, Green . Co.
Az bk Francs Palmer. PIty. You'll al from San FaucI-c1
about Aus. u. due sept I.
An snIP s->s. Rice s-H-i hson Boston June Is, with assorted
csrE1-
An bis Josephine. stsar. foa Bakers Island. will b due
early IN september.
An brig Morning star, Giilett, from Micronesia, viii be due In
81 September.
IL shiP RadGzA- Bar1ett. sailed from Boston Nay I5;h. with
aSs1rrsi cargo % c Brewer x Co-du- S-p-- 20 TO 80.
IL y u : sliP Calypso, Noutrysorf sailed from Panama via
Ts-ti, for Thu por-
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More might De said on this subject, but We
deem it unnecessary. 1t i somewhat singular.
however. that those who have heretofore been
the l5ud=.t to condemn the Introduction here Of
the p3licy Of All christian governments in iuIos-
ing fnc- OF IMPROVEMENTS for moral oaer>cs,
should be the ar-. 70 resort 20 imlris.n weak cr-
ring humanity, for 10 odsuse whatever. a. this
bill cout=mr.at--. It illustrates Tie rank hypoc-
ricv y rhe advocates Of the measure.
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MEMORANDA.

BARK EauaEAa. q tirseHPoFs, 20 ;oas, bull, in 1s47, lately
returned from a Whaling voyage. was sold AZ auction on III.
50-h % June, to LeN5s A Edwau!-. or Orient, AMI a Hr Nelson
sfSeT YGrS, Or $3.50. o. te INT into the West TndiE trade
The sale Of this vessel cosss up the whaling business q Green
pert which vas corHul-rc-i. ~ ISIS or -
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DEPARTURES

Aug- Is-Sc!t Kanoi. WIolr. Sr Lshairl-
Is-Seh Odd Fellow. Caldazs, Tor purts CT Kauai
2o-Sch Settbs Merrill. Borrr-. Mr Laha,la AMI HHo.
3I-Sch iarts. Molten. mr Lshsila-
&i->cg Excel. FOR ports on kara-
2i-Sch Notkeiki- W-therbes- sr Kahu!ui- r. Maui.
y Sch Kamai- v eu., hF Lahalna.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
AERIyALS

ARRIVALS
Aug. IG-Am clipper ship Polynesia, Morse. Il days from San
Francisco. Sailed or the 18th for Bakers Island.
fish K4moi- Wilbur, from Lahafua. with wheat.
IT-sch ODD Fellow. Caniaz=, from ports on Kauai.
I-S 2. N. sch Settie AcEuL. Borres- from Hlo-
IA-Sch Maril. Moteuo. from LahaHla-
GD-Sch ENceL, from por-s or EaTai-
Zi-Sch EaIsoi. " i1ur. ir1m Laha5ua-
Gam clipper ship HinIpIsaal- l. day from san IRAN
cisco, en- route for CaIcutta-dd not stop.
2I-5 2. ", sch Eaisma, from Hio. HaEaff-
z-Stcamer EIarel- Blsh, f0r Hl1 wa Lsh1inz ard IT.
t-rm-iiate ports.
2.-Sch OIL EeEoF, Caniazs, from ports on Esuli.
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VESSELS IN poRr-AUGusT 2s.

AabaIk ca-s, Sz.itL
rIsT- brig May Ei=u- Bennett.
HEs- bark r. -. Wool herkea-
AuI harkcutins Jenny Ford. Moore.
Steamer kiIauea, Bu-h.
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no OLULU WAY
ASSOCIATION-TLis Association hold their RegulaT Mestas,
on EVENING Of each week, at s O'Clock. n Il,
Bethel Vest-y, on King street.
The Association has lately undergone a thorough repryan.
ization. The public are invited to attend.
Per order: ALEX. BOLSTER,
222-2m Secretary.
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ROYAL HOTEL BILLIARD SiLGGE!
THIS EST

III winch = unsurUas ed in quality OF Table. furnish N
= M and c.miHo -.'us riea-artuess ~ room. IS ~ - IN
E--li'lti under the SUp-rur.-ieEre uf Al N~Iu3--- Vr--a
veil Sn"Tu capacity as Caterer fr tbe Public iu thu linz +. a
sure guarantee o. satisfaction - those who NAV favor his
place TEh t4.r patronage.
ih. stock n Wines ana liquors furnished for this saloon are
~H NfE S- EtrN-L Affords g1I-s,
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9(EO advertisements.

IA%CN 1t having hcen suggested to
Mr.. Wyuie. from the highest quarter, that several LaIis lear
at present On a tour that will prevent their ATTENDANCE At re
FANCY Bali, on the 5lst inst, and that d would he a cguerl
convenience 10 postpone it :Il the next National Holiday ,tas
2sth November, Mr. Wynie LeIety notifies tie Ladies and
Gentlemen who have done him the honor ~ accepting his rH.
tatious, that ihaU ban is postponed, accordingly. tn The sad
2Sth November neNt ensuing.
Honolulu, August Il, ls60. 22Lt
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LATEST DATES. received N. ah.- omce
Ships' Mails.

FoE SAs PEAsctsCo-p-r Comet. about sept /.
POz VICTORIA '. L-per Jenny Ford. 2jth Inst
fOE HIo-Per kaiama, to-day Or tO-morrOx.
FOR LABAIsA-Per Kala1a, to-day or tO-mJrroT.
F0R KArAI-p-r Steamer, to-day
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Quick TTNE.-It IS not often that passengers have
the opportunity to visit Lahaina and return to Homo
lulu, al in Sc hours, as was the case last week with
u. Leaving in the steamer, We arrived at Laha:ua
at ) O'Clock \. NJ, spent the day there, and return
ell in the Eomoi the same evening, arriving here at
day light the next morning.
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Mail DuE-The ship Harriet : Jessie sailed
from san Francisco for Honolulu Aug. :. with the
New York mail Of July Il, and may arrive any
moment. She IS bound on to Hsugkong,
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REvovED.-Mr. W. A. AIirich has just removed
into the premises formerly occupied by the Hudson
Bay Co, which have been Teftted 50 as TO make It
one Of the most commcdious stands for business in
Honolulu. Besides his general assortment Of 1e--
c~hauiize, Mr.. A. continues the agency Of the L.hue
and Mejca.f Plantations.
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OUTsIDE.-A communication on teaching English
TO Hawaiiaus, and various other miscellaneous
news.
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On Monday last, Venus was seen very Dis
tinctly about > P. VI, the sun also appearing At the
time unobscured. Early in the morning, she appears
exceedingly brilliant, and early risers cannot fail TO
recognize her. --
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-23

FURNITURE SALE-Au auction sale Of furniture
ami the usual house keeping e;-ceterts, takes place
today a5 the residence Of Mr.. Basseit IN Nuuanu
Elr1s- --
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-25
PROFESSOR J. II. INGRAHAM,
OF MISSISSIPPI.
Handsomely bound IN Que volume, II mo. $40 pages.
Price si q.
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literary notices from Tie Press throughout he Country
THE susstY sourn This book Is composed Of a se-
rios Of letters written In an interesting style ora nars
different kinds Of antations. We bear testinio
n.y. from Ie sonal observaon Of similar scenes
in the south, to their rutlulncss as here depleted
They portrayed in vivid, interesting style, and we
would like to the book IN the hands Of thousands Of
deceived people, who have personal knowledge either
Of southerners southern life, except what they have
gained from partzap journals or those who Intentional
" have written to deceive-Ddflg Republic, BeGdto,
" J.
THg suxxr sourn-"Ths volume is In the form Of let
ters. They give, fsr judge faithful pictures
Of southern fe, and are penned without prejudice-
They pecsent quite different from "Unce Toms
Cabin" the pictures presented here are quite graphic,
and thnt the portraits PAINTED In very nearly
natural colors.r--BostoH Dady Bee
THy srSyY sorrH-"we have rarely peeped within the
covers Of appetizng volume. Although not in
tended an TO the fuul uniruhs In the Uncle
Tom trash 81 the last ten years, does unmercfuny hur
bark TO their source eli lies Of suehA nature and we are
ssd tn believe that the book will be read in thousands
Of northern homes The south also should take to II be-
ngnant for Independent ofis truhfu'ness aud intcgr
u II Is one Of the v lest and most entertaining books
Of the year.'-1i0'ss, Greensboro, ~ &.
TBs srssY sorrH H-'The ensrprisng publisher, q. g.
Evans Pade pha, Of GIFT Book oriely, Is weekly Is
suug new work. Of interest," spreading them
country and his system oftranssctng business may
be u on a. sn i1itgen Tor du'ing know.ags ,
book to alL"-Dajiy Ee,ss.
+ Tng Srsxr SorrH-''This Is q captivating volume,
strongly Illustrative Of southern life The heart VI the
auhuresss Is with her theme and she carries the interest
Of the resder along with her She IN her amusing of
hand style d@liuates the peculiartss Of southern
home Pres.
THE SrSSY SorTH"Wha atever inars the name ~ Pro.
fesso- ugtaham to involve the e.ments Of srk
ing effect and wide uoppar currency; and this Is just
the case with The Sunny south, or the Southernor at
Home which appears from the press OF c. G. Evans,
unfe the edtorshp of the graphic Professor II is vivid
in style kneenly observant interesting In plot and in
purpose and manner II obviously springs from a warm
heart, aud will be warmly welcomed by host Of read
ers"-Tle Neu Yorker.