The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-09-13
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

y The steamer left on Tuesday for Lahaina and
Hilo in charge Of Capt. z. Molteuo. The first time
table has been published, which gives her trips to
the end Of September. She will continue on the H;lo
route during this month. leaving as follows
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w~s,a.siay, seI@ l.. san.
WI. ;.uc. e; Makes landing each trip up AMI down
"Wednesday, SIT -. ) }. n.
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d do Gee Cn- sept. -, in ie .. NJ.
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saturday, Sr:. y. . p. N.
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This schedule Will enable passengers and shippers to
be ready for her, AMI from the trips already made,
Capt. Mol,eno thinks he will De up to time Pas
sengeys from North Hawaii can meet the steamer as
readily At Kohall as IT Klwaihae, if the hour Is
known beforehand. The first trip in October will
probably be to Kauai. But little freight and few
passengers are found as yet on this latter route, the
experience Of the KIiauea being in singular contrast
with that OF the Hest Point FIVE years ago. On
nearly every "Trip to Kauai, which she made once =
week, she went well f~reighted, and from 100 to 100
natives each way. What has caused the decrease in
travel; l. it . hard times or decrease in popula-
tion. or both --
}URGLlEY.-On Wednesday, the 18th Aug, the
dive ling Of Mrs. Ducorron was entered aboUt mid
night, through a window, supposed TO have been by
"a Chiuluan. and a writiug-desi-, watch and keys
stolen. Mrs. D. was awakened 10y the noise. and en-
teriuE the room, saw the fellow going ont through
the window. The u~eighJors were soon called in, but
the thief had escared. During the day following,
the desk was found broken open, in the lumber yard,
near by, and the keys in the street.
Soon after tie above trauspired the Sheriff, as
sisted with "a rosseof coustalles. surrounded. the we'll
known ccolie den opposite Wylie-row, and made a
search Of the premises, in the hope Of finding some
cline 20 ''''-- -~' . 1900 49, -
searching, however, other stolen goods were found
secretel on the premises, which were soon recognized
Is having belonged to G. { M'Lean, and one sus-
pectej cooiie arrested and held for trial. So long as
our law Of evidence remains Is it Is. it is next 10 i'm
possible 70 convict for the.ts or burSlaries, rs accom-
plices are ready to come forward and prove IN alibi.
In California. we believe, the testimony Of Cinnamon
VINO clunot speak English Is not admitted in court,
and some change ought 10 be made in our law so as
10 give the judge or jury discretion in such cases.
= His Ez. the Minister Of Foreign Aalirs, War,
Navy, &c, after a residence here Of sixteen years,
during which he has been unwilling TO trust himself
beyond tie range Of the long guns which surmount
the Devils Punch-bowl, took passage in the steamer
RIit1sl on Thursday last, to visit the famous Han
a]ei Plantation. His Exeelleucy was ieckcl out, on
the occasion of his departure, in 4 fancy costume,
barring q striking resemblance to a Highland chiefs
military uniform. and more unique than any thing
w. have seen here since the : days o.: aull lang
syne." Paul Emmert, Esq. accompanied His Ex-
~esl.cncy a. artist and draughtsman, and it Is expect
ei viii produce some fancy waysiie sketches.
George Hyatt, familiarity known as " Black George"
also accompanied the Secretary as musician with his
b.IjJ and fife, and it Is hoped viii lie able TO repro
duse the Highland fling in original style. At the
Ilt5st adyices. His Exce.Isncy hal arrived safely At
the plantation, and was enjoying the unriyaled
scenery Of the Haua!ei Valley, which is described
a. surprising in beauty and variety the most ex-
qrisite Highland scenes.