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and idea Of their power anu Importance quite Be
yond the Just rendering of the laws. An instance
Of this appears in the District Justice of Waialua
and KsQlaIloa on this island, who we are credi-
bly~ipfoEned exercised the Office Of Assessor in
1859, snd who holds 81 the present time an aQ-
Poinrnent o. q C z ssioner for Fences in his
District (from whose decision parties if aggrieved
have no direct appeal but 70 himself as judge y
who At the election in his District in January
last. ruled that the Constitution and the Laws
forbade the right of ballot 10 the aged, the infrm,
the school teacher and the clergy. spurning sug-
gestions given to the contrary from the ablest
men, foreign and native Of the District in conse-
quence Of which he has had the modification of
being the cause Of his candidate and friends
chsgrin and loss Of seat, Is the sequel has proved
If Judges arr to Be appointed as Agents to
half Of the Offices in u District. We hope that good
and honest men may receive appointment to such
Justiceship-men of such common sense as 10
give construction 70 the Constitution and Laws,
a. they read and evidently mean, not as they
choose to construe their meaning for private in
tsrests or private piQueS.
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The Prize FGGHr-!t is n curious fac, ,h,.
paper most earnestly deprecatiDG the Ru.i,.s-
pugilism and the present encounter j. Porter. g Z
OF fhs Times, the leading sporting paper Of the ~
try. In its last issue it ridicules the idea OF rsa
the fight OF Heenan and Sayers to the dignity ~ =
international AFFAIR, aud says Of pugilism ia gene
There is 10 kind Of combat so UHfoir as puy,I;-
Two men Of equal nerve aud skill may meet On -.
terms with any kind Of firearms, or the snail -,
aud even a slight disparity is equali1cd bv s,
chances Of sudden aim. add strength, and tr,ss
swords or bowie knives give the like oppoTtunt,.
both. But two men in a fist fight may be eousi !
every one Of the qualities,-most Of which ma,
acauired.-and yet If one has a face ike John u
rissey's or Tom Savers that is incapable OF -
hurt, and like them a stoiid sort Of brutal in.,Sass
that it Is impossible to stun out Of him, that ops
bound TO win. Then ;here Is no kind Of coubs,
beastly and disgusting as The combat with tie a.
If any one has his choice 10 be injured in such -
as to lay him up for-Say-three weeks, who ssvi
not rather be pinked in the hip or winged thru
the shoulder, than mashed into a horrid jelly sig-
great, rough, dirty bunch Of fVes
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The Transit Duties.

The Representatives have passed the bill to re-
peal al fransif dunes. and also a bill 20 reduce
one-halt the postage on newspapers when in
packages or bundles. Both these measures are
evidently calculated to promote the interests of
islands. When the discussion on the transit du-
ties took place in the House Of MOBILES, their total
adjustment met some opposition. and the bill Of
the Minister Of Finance was rejected. The Re
presentatIves. however. took up the Minister'S
bill and passed it, or one similar TO that. and we
trust the MOBILES viii waive their objections, and
allow the measure 10 be tried.
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COM
THURSDAY, JULY :. $50.

Ia pa; ESE has BIN 4 very qaet one. without a single
f0-esz Arrival, AT Elih5ui a departure, sxeeTszz that q The
Cesss4fEfi01 for 2az-t S5sIl- several vessels are .Ipectsd,
.7ong then te IazE,s from san Fsncseo, nov Eeariy due :;
tie hefAlstH fu@ ySs0ha ard one Or t-o cher ve.s~ls frn
Fsg-t scGst-
re steamer EHsEss las b-n IN susrossiaz tops q esl-
'-rs@sson IN bGs4n@ss Gre@- SIC has ua5e two trzi tdps. both
0fSh4-h have been very szocszsfal ones Her charter having
exFred - hnitsLoa. a nez charter I'll b sought from The
LTsI.1E@. WIKI soG7> DSises;ioas- The z0verana g I'll 10
doubt fsEor her by every r-Esonabie concession n fs power
n ocsi1nS vey Etae has seen doing the pest usk- Tie
Squared aP. ant, 20 Gar az s- can Judge. without any ize1nvs-
nienr- TIE Past has ben ar s1gsaaly CUE; quarter, and
prooAfay ret ever o1e-haf the ordinary anoG.t otbus.rsss Las
h~n tr7-ss-t1sr reqzidag- q e5Grse. szaIer .-ez=r-s- Its
certainly n MATER - credit 20 or Mercantile e1nnurty, that
al t1coaa-s are 20 promptly setfi-f a. the eBI q each quarter
"sAart er-dits make hSg faenEs- l. \ trEe bot zost r-r-E9ll
s.r
sa- q Easiish suod- oeszu~i % -Earsiay, "a; prices
TsTe sxsrsrnriy N~. ~ lnEoe- ralzirz. Il = sd, less tAAa
the hone est Tbe sale ras not \ hrz- ore
Tie C-1- Ccnsza-e -zrEaaze dawn On M0ntay realized
FAR hz-r-. eonstenng ~: has tsasprsI Ia regard % g Lately
We h-a- iAat par - u4l1zd br $50. ad The ba-2ae- ,-a=
Eve or ak tsoasandJ was t4E.a uP a. I a !. percent dEseount-
Tie ar~npt % tb- Government; CrEaa % dsPrcla.s th= val1- q
taese bA., las thus @et EEh very Htte -1eess.- Tie at-zpt,
ho~sEsr, Gay ssrvs % saos ths tapsEcy = TIE governments
zsd1isz IN zsrers shieh g has 10 susns-s ~tk. znf Is lille
eeors sl doubtless D. fully Appreciated ~ he L :. Govern
Esrt a. wasaiaz-ou-
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Dancing : not permitted in the Canton Of Zurich.
Switzerland, unless by special permission # the gov
eminent; and this i almost always refused. In or
der that the pleasure Of a dance may be enjoyed With
on; iucCrring the penalties. a certain number Ct per
sons must subscribe q paper declara:ory of their IN
tenulus. This = handed 20 the council; and If the
csnseryat1rs Cf public morals IN the Canton OF Zurich
think the dance may Il allowed aud the republic
preserved in purity notwithstanding, permission J.
a~---f-I
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VOLUME =.

The number for July 5th commences the FIFTH
YoLUNE Of this paper. Subscribers. who's term
Of subscription has expired, are respectfully
requested % continue the same. We shall be
happy TO receive any orders for copies 10 BE- for
wariei 70 foreign countries.
TERss-S5 90 per snnum-
: 50 when sent 70 a foreign country.
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NOTICE TO III N FL.

waHan His'oTy.-TEe undersigned, on the 27th June, 1859, re-
ceiyed letter from james Jackson Jaryes. Esq, dated Florence,
7;h April, same year, stating that it was his wish to publish a
new edition OF the History Of this Kingdom. aud requesting for
that purpose bound volumes Of Hawaiian newspapers, Miuiste-
rial reports, &c, from the year ls+S down TO the latest possible
date. Al these data have been forwarded TO him., excepting
only The reports 70 ami the proceedings OF the present Legisla-
ture- The Intention Is TO give to the world a true and impartial
history Of this Kingdom from the earliest records down 70 the
PROPAGATION of the Legislature row in session. illustrated by en-
cravings q Kings hanehameha /, Il. Ill and ", and so far
a. possible, Of all The men who have assisted them successfully
in the conduct of public affairs. with a brief biographical notice
of Zach. Mr. Jarves wrote to the undersigned on the 23d Feb
rlaTy last, from the same cj;y, tLat it would be necessary to Sc
cnr- . the publisher the sale ofI2O0or NOR c5pss- With this
view, the undersigned. believing the publication Of the proposed
ne~ edition 70 be an object # national Importance. respectfully
so.ci,s that al! parties lHawaiaas and foreign resileuts) who
may desire 70 possess copies thereof state to hin 10 writing how
many copies each Viii take. :he undersigned having the intention
Of thereafter, giving his personal guarantee tr such an amount
as viii secure the publication Of such new clifton. in a style
worthy q the literary fame Of The author and q this nation
whose historian he is. /. c. WILLIE.
E1sebauE, June p, 1854. 215-tf
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3lrm advertisements.
For NErRALGrA. NERVOUS HEAD

FOR NEURALGIA. NERVOUS HEAD
ache, Rheumatism, Gout. Numbness. Partial Paralysis and Loss
Of Sleep. use the celebrated VI
For every species Of Throat or Lung Difficulties, from thar ot
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COCGH REMEDY.
We say TO all, try them and in purchasing, or before pur-
chasing, call for and read the pamphlet, which is a full aescrip-
ton Of all plans. Patients will find in them everything to
strengthen confidence; and in reading should any question sug-
cest itself, The proprietors will consider it a favor to have such
questions PIT to them. which shall be answered without delay.
The pamphlet, which Is quite a family necessity. and viii be ex-
tended in journal form, as ideas suggest themselves. or questions
asked. can he had Of all dealers, or viii be cheerfully sent on ap-
plicsion 20 General Agents. As no locality should be without
these remedies, respectable dealers no: already supplied, can BE-,
on application 10 the General Agents. See Advertisement.
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PASSENGEES


CoASTEI-E
Eor LAH1TSA AM T0EBEkT's LsNDrSG-per Emma Rcke-
June Zs-D VI Weston. We and 500, Mrs Jas " Borden Miss
Mar Carx-ghL. MIS- Nay Paris. Miss Mary Parfer- II II
PArse-. J Bis-.tt. J = Gr~n- Master WAtsrnSc-e-
From L4a4rSA-per MARA. July Hon 2 II Allen
s0r L,HuSs-per Eanoi.J jane go 3 Merrill, Aying-
From L4aIISA-Per KAnOi, July l-E Holman Il 7
Creen-
For HrLo-per Ssttie Merrill, July 1C@ptJ Worth
From KAw4rs.E-per NaaGoEsSai- July 2-sheriG II
Bra<a and Capt , 4 Nal-u-
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DEPARTURES
v--.el. E.pce,ea from Foreign Ports

An ba-s Yar.ee, L7ve.i, void lssvs San Francisco abou;
June 2@dEs hTs Jaly 8 - l.
uaE shooaer MaFihIa, Keyt-, firm Fanuins's Island, With
cargo cccnauuf oi-due n all July
a cffpu-- -hir. Chartered 70 lad az Bakers leland. - expected
. leave san FFz1asoo fr This port ahoai the 18Th or 2Eh
June
Hsz tars Y ". WOOD. Gherk=n- CzeE) sailed from Bremen
April 4. With cargo - II Hacked * CO--tue IN al sep
British bark Kathleen. FHa;. = expected ron Victoria 70
Janion. Green & Co.
II. B " snip Calypso, Yonires0r, sailed from Panama vs
Tahiti
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DIED.

pOrsKr7-Ia Houalala. July :, NEs- Missy Do<sETI, aE~d
% isu-s I. ard samuel II. Dows-tt C his place. Mrs d bad
So . xsItecs Of Hoco!ulu sr 50 years. AID foF he pass fV
vxAr, ~. -ur--st nuch ~ an invalid IF ~ a rhfurAT "N-
rlafuN
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Porcelain. V eite Granite, and
Glassware

Fx .EEauces Palmer" from san Frnu,:u-
wELL-SELECTED ASSORTMENT op
n Dinner and Tea Sets. and a large variety % oha s-SI
ALSo-Au assortment % Cue Glassware. Yer ss : -
49, ~ Il. F. ELUGE ~
S,ASn Corner of Queen and Nuuanu S-..
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UNITED STATES CoNsI1L
Honolulu, June "a, i@a.
I'm COMPLIANCE VIII TIL LAMs0P
II the United States of America. in such cases proEHdsa, sn4a
accordance with the treaty stipulatiuLs between TIE Ing
states and this kingdom. / do hereby give notice thar Cp< Z
b. Hooper. a citizen Il the United States, died at Ho9shu q
the 18th OF April, 1850.
The said deceased being as far as known interstate and hE
Ing no heir or legal representative in this kingdom | ksEeR
day taken possession 81 bis books ami Effects. and Do brsF
further give notice to all persons indebted TO said estaieiD nae
immediate payment % me, and all those having claims zsss
said estate to present them 70 me without delay.
THOS. d. ~DUUGHERTT
2l4-3t Us. Vice Casd
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SAD AccIDENT-During the firing Of the salute on
board the Josephine, at noon yesterday, a distressing
accident occurred from the premature discharge Of
the cannon, in which a sailor engaged in loading,
had both his hands sadly mutiatel. His breast,
face and eyes also received a part Of the charge, and
1t may result in making him blind. Immediately
after the accident. he was carried to the United States
Hospital, and attended By Drs. GuilIlu and Gillian.
one arm required amPutaton below the elbow, and
several fingers Of the other hand were taken of. We
believe he j not fatally wounded. The accident arose
wholly from the carelessnes= ofrhe man having charge
the v~eu,-hole, in not keeping it closed, while the
piece was being loaded.
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VESSELS IN PORT-JULY =.

L : s~Ioop-ofEsr Levant, Hrnt-
Al bark Fr4cce- Palmer Patty
An ship Samuel Roberts0n- Tzf---
Brush bark Gr-cia1- Miller
A bark Zre. Bush
An bri-- J1s-phine- stone
An s.eaner kiLzEca. Bush
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CORNER STONE CEsENoyY.-The Corner stone Of
the New Hospital will Re laid OF His Majesty the
King, with apPropr.a,e ceremonies. on thursday
next, July 18th.
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Just Received per Grecian

SMALL LOT OF CHAMPAGNE WIyp
N in quart and pint bottles. Of the celebrated brEas .
JacquesOn ~ Fills. Chalon sur MarEe,
For sale by the quantity or single case, at Low 7ss, By
2l4-2t J. {. sPALpTsG
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ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS.
June zs-Am stsaner Kltuea. Br.h, fUa New L0ud0, jan 5,
70 Messrs- c A Williams L Co.
July I-Sch Kzmoi. Hf-ur. frc1l Laha5na-
sch Mari1. NoIeao- from Lhaina AMI CsupaiaEus-
sch E=LanA. fuu4 HLo AID ports on HsEau-
sch NanuokzEsi- B--Siy. from EaEaihs--
Sch Ee.aasg1hi.N auha1t. q q Mona Hawaii
Ssh Net.fe Merrill. Borrcs. from Hu0 and kohaia-
sch Old Fellow. Canlac-- from ianals- kauaL
3>ca MoE<elke. " sth-b~-. I'm ka1ului-
DEPARTURES.
Jans 2s-aa barSen:- Consultation. Fos:er, sr Victoria VI
Ssh Emua Rroke. ChadSck. TO- Lsh4ins. NASets
IznLsrz and honz-
Ssh karso- Wilbur, tT Lbzina-
July Sch Mara Noteuo- fF Laha-u7-
S-Schs Kzr.os aud Ma-a for Lahana-
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\ SwINDLE.-Tjme was when Connecticut Yankees
had the creli; Of being the smartest operators in
wooden nutmegs and other spurious wares; but the
last importation from England shows that the palm
now belong on the other side of the pond. Two
cases landed from the bark Grsciaa, direct from
London, purporting to be umbrellas, and invoiced at
el71, were found on being opened, 10 be filed with
house bricks vel packed IN old straw, shavings, sc.
The c~onsignee, in England, Is said to have advanced
largely Oh the shipment, which, IF the shippers were
irresponsible parties, as may prove to be the case,
will be q loss to him.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRs-We are indebted To the Minis
ter Of Foreign Relations, FOR & copy Of his report TO
the legislature We are quite surprised on its re-
ceipt, and We know the public will be equally sur
Frisei, TO learn that it covers only four pages, while
It's appendix has only eight enclosures taking 10
sersr pages. We shall reprint and review, it as soon
a. We I'll snaca.
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FINE CRoCKERY-We would call the attention Of
housekeepers AMI others in want Of choice and sub
stantisl c~rockery ware, TO sn assortment recently
opened by Mr.. G. F. Pduger, corner Of Nuuanu and
Queen Streets, which comprises some Of the finest
we have ever seen here.
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Wrapping Paper.

zUST EN SAM ROBERr
sp son. reams cap straw paper. do crown do DO,
Reams double cap straw paper, do double green do 60
Reams hardware paper, do envelope do,
Reams blosting paper. For sale by
2l4-2m H. il NHlTkEY.
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q a CLUB
an COSMOPOLITAN PRINCIPLES. TEr
". Is 10 say, High Chiefs and other Hawaiian GrntiemeAs
Foreign Political and Consular Agents. Merchants. professiu
Gentlemen Of all nations and whereof, the privileges &c be ,
tended 10 the Officers Of all foreign ships-ofwaI, while in p0n-
with Library and Reading Room, with a large Hall 20 be avs
able for the Masonic and Odd Fellows Lodges, for Public L.
lures and Meetings for Dinner Parties, Concerts and FAY
Fairs, with good Cook and other Servau:s-to import lis "a
wines and other liquors, and 70 be managed by Trus.ees, uns
bylaws, on the mc1ei q the most respectable Clubs in otk
cities Of the world.
Gentlemen friendly to such an establishment in this city, c
respectfully invited 10 communicate with
T.. {. WILLIE
Honolulu, June %. 1850. 2I4-lm
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LATEST DATES. received n. ,hI. omee.

ships Mails.
FCR saN FaAS.rHCc-pgr fusrces Paine, JAY 10 - -
g0R VICTORIA V-I-per Grrcian. scr-
F1E LsHAfxA-per KekauiunhL- today.
FoR Ek-af-r-r Old Eei~~. today.
EUa ECNa. HAWsu-pcr h@Eaul1ohi- today
F0R HILo-Fer N~ttsr Merrill. Sturdy
PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L
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CAMPAIGN TRACTS:

CAMPAIGN TRACTS:
l. TnE IRHEPREssIBLE CONFLICT: Gov SEwARp's famous
Rocheter speech Of 1885, with CHARLES oCoSoRs Union
Meeting speech-Dec 49, '5ssrgung that Negro Slavery is
Just and brief opinions of many eminent men on
the subject
H. TuE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS DIsUSIos: Speech Of
HYyRY Of Mass Senate, Jan. 25 86o-showing by
copious that the leading Democratic orators and Po
clans fully resolved destroy the Union when they can 10
longer re it.
ILL., THE ApxIsuoy OF KANSAS: Gov. sEwARD's great
Speech-n Senate Feb 30 l6o-sumniiEg up the political
issues of the day.
~ NATIONAL PorI11cs; Speech of ABRAHAM LINCOLN Of
Illinois at the Cooper Institute, NewYork Feb p, 9eea
planning defending the position and views OF the epuoean
party on the subject OF Slavery to which added the Hon.
JAMES r. DooLTTLEs vindcetion Of the Republicans Of WE
consin from the charge Of Notification.
V. LAND PoR LAsDIEss: The Hon. G.LrsHA A GRoWs
speech-in the House. Feb 49, 19adyocatins the Repab
csn policy Of granting the Public Lands in limited tracts to
actual settlers the bare cost Of survey and sale
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l. Stewards late Speech the Admission Of Kansas.
H. Land for the Landless The Hon. Gslusha A. Crows
Speech.
ILL., National Politics: Abraham Lincol's Speech.
~ The Iuepresrble Conflict Gov. Stewards Rochester
Speech
State Rights and Supreme Court; Hon James r. Dooes
Speech -
" The Democratic Leaders for Disuuion: Hon. Henry VII
sons Speech.
VI The Babasm Of Slavery: Hon. Owen Loyeoys Speech
Price of all these German Speeches cents single copy
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VIII not our Republican friends aid us to circulate the docn
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CHAMPION BISsELL's POEMS.

" These Poems have been received with marked degree OF
popular favor The following selected from large number
OF appreciatiye notices from the Press
From The Utica Herald
Nr Bissels volume has crdenes-no blind reaching G
ter the uuut gbe The Panic ringing satire the mon
etav reyuson OF 1857 the narrative well told the
Is In pure masculine English and the poem a. whole re-
the polish OF the and the veTlsnde OF e
ideas OF poems Goldsh The melooous blank verse OF
Cyra conns frequent happy, unambtous lines that nDg m
Tie and heart Ike remembered music lhe.e extracts
spilled and hardly the Zest and the
the grapcjuice from the goblet pe scho
srship genial culture the ear OF the artist ana many o 'ho
Eraces Of fancy belong TO the author -
FROM The Delaware Republican
These Poems abound with beautiful imagery and are chaTa
tersed OF poetry and much depth OF thought
cded poetic ability and the fact ths4 he has Of verify slept
upon Parnassus" =, " r,
His M Bisser) measure melodious and his idea truly
From The Hartford Press
"Mr Champion Bse gives here the result Of his leisure
hours from the active pursuit OF business lie 10 eyi
IDENTIFY scholar and who loves the pursuit OF literature Tor
is own sake The leading poem the recent Panic and
relates phases Of that great ruin III easy ana bu
oous herocs Al specimen OF the happy yersihcaon OF the
author We give s,anza from the MillWhee finished little
f " Within the mil-whee's dripping cave,
How flies the white and cleaning spray,
In music falling on the
That dances IN the open day
How cool the eddes OF the stIeaH,
In lazy beats returning slow
About the black and rOughened beam
Whose Inossy feet far below' . .
The Longest poem and one from which would gladly
quote had space CyTa' touching story that con-
tsiDs some passages Of much power and beauty
volume, l2mo. 75c.
r. J. CROWEN
No go Broadway, NewYork.
For sale by all Booksellers.
H. DEXTER Co., No llS NasSau-st will supply the Trade
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FOR 1860.
SIXTH EDITION NOW READY.
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PRESIDENT POPULAR VOTE FOR BY STATES.
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