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Gbitaao Gtibutte
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST z, 1851.
= TIE CITY. l.
. Rsccox1zxn.-Tne boy that WAS found
drowned ut I, 6. r. B, bzBin, wes the son Of
George Atssl 4e Lasa1le street near Lake.
OLD C1Anxs.-The Commissioners appoin-
I'D By the legislature to adjust old claims, are
row In session ut room No. 8 Court House.
New PIPER IN CH1cAGo.-We understand
that c. c. Flint, Esq, formerly local editor Of
the Democrat, viii soon commence the fssue
Of new evening paper In this city.
McV1cKKR's THEATRE-Mr. Dillon takes
complimentary benefit tonight, previous to
bis departure for New York, where he has an
engagement it Laura Keene's.
ATTENTION, CHc4ao DRAGooNBl-A full
meeting Of the Dragons will be held at Judd's
Hall, Clazk street, to-day tWedneeday) at 10
O'Clock.
Duffy, the enterpriaiug news
dispenser, under the FREMONT House, has
n]aeed rs upde4 renewed obligations for the |
ye,x 'atest 81. Louis, Cincinnati and Louis |
vile papers.
e%The Board Of Medical Examiners for
this State, now in session In this city, occupy
the Indian Agency room In the Custom House
building, The hours Of meeting are 10 1. ".
ardS2.M
GELD Run OvER-A child two years old
was TN over by = hack, on Canal street, be-
tween Madison and Monroe, yesterday. The
wheel passed over the back indcnting one rib,
snd ip5urfng one knee. Dr.. Wanger dressed
the wounds, and the child is conva1escent,
NOTARY PuBIIC-Those requiring the scr
vices Of Notary Public or Commissioner Of
Deeds. are referred 10 the card Of Simeon W.
King, in another column. He may be found
at 81 South Clark street, Instead Of SIS, as er-
1oneous1y printed In yesterdays issue.
FUNERAL or CAPT. McNuRRA1.-Captain
McMuuay, Of the Irish Brigade, was buried
3EbIE1uA} a4tELANG4A+ ~o4ts = AAAAA449 &AlA tEA
privates Of the Brigade, with some Of his
friends, headed BY the Light Guard, Band, fol
lowed his remains to the Catholic Cemetery.
MFcrAsrcs AND ARr1s4Es ATTENTION:
Cspt. H. A. DsSids, Of the sappers and Miners
Corps Of The Douglas Brigade, is in want Of 6
fen good mechanics and artisans to fill up tht
ranks. Inquire ut lat Randolph street, neal
I,asaue street
~ A. az
,..s - at'.st a.a,sr =, pahhar 1roods h..
H1u a11a ~ e.,sa - raaotohono ~ +ha Iii
4nsrsa;e pn,f ~ -. f,,1o ,;,,;,,. ~
--..o,o,1. a,,;a,a. 80 1,,a,. p,h
her are made. It il rare curiosity,
.7:--,----,-,
CHIlD Aosf-"a n1.le g,1t asea s"o a.ln
tzh 5eaas' Nanea oesae Neaona, oas "as
oe1ea NOM ner nome AZ ~ LUNA fiace. sn
haa On @pinA-ana'n nnee oress ano naen aesle
ooos' .aae ogn1 aAn ai.u nu' etea' An
m1oin21loa to " net, 1et a1 IL eoliia p1fs'e' vi
DC hne1aAs 1e"A1ueu'
1ho oe,a. ,f Cant wahh ,nnstar,r
ctf;cer for u,inofs ye1nnteers. is in Port1ar
Block, corner Of Washington and Dearbos
streets. He Will be found there at an houra
md will muster in men and companies b
logging to any regiment that has been q
cepted by the War Department.
tMfBE1Is MINSTREL. s.-.-mis' Mall. zee &.
MfnstEela, whose concerts 1or the past te11
Weeks nave s1oroed our cltzens usat
nlnBfrelRy OF no interior character, ga
Ihe:f iast concert LOT the present, 1asL n1gl
, 1861-08-07


fleece at &c.
FRUITs-The receipts OF Apples from Southern |
Illinois. Indians and Missouri continue liberal. |
and the market il to1erab1y active. Peaches are
also coming in more freely, and the trade Is toler-
abIy brIek. WhortIe and Baekbe1rfes are still in
the market. Lemons are very scarce. We
quote:
Apples, common to fair, per brl......3 1.5o@ 29o
fair to good, per brl :.-.--..- 2.o2@ -
81" good to extra, per brl.... 2.35@ 35@ : 6o S9
Whortle and Blackberries, pei bn.... 8 oo@ -;
Lemons, French, per case.--...-..--- AVe9%W
DRIED FRUITS-During the week several
round lots Of good Ohio Apples were sold at &c;
but choice Eastern sell to the trade in small lots
at 4@44c. There is no denand for Dried Peaches,
and the market is noEnizal
BEANS-There is fair demand tor beans to
supply the army, ana the market Is steady and act
| i've at the following quotations: Prime Navy,
| et.S; Mixed, T0c@$L1216; Inferior mixed, 80
| @15c.
| BUTTER-The market for butter continues dull
| snd heayy-the demand for shipment being light.
| We quote: Chcice Dairy, 8@10c; good to prime
1oll and frkin, 65S@Tc; common do 5@6c-
EGGS-The warm weather during the week has
rendered the market dulI-closing at 505Hc.
POULTRY-In good supply and dull. Chickens
81. .2501 50 per doz Turkeys Sc per n.
GAME-Prairie Chickens have been IN demand
during the week, at $1.25@1.5o per doz, but she
hot weather hns kept back the supply.
CHEESE-New York Hamburgh, 7A@8c; Wes
tern Reserve, 6@67@c.
POTAToES-There is fair supply Of new po
tatoes in market, with Eales at 35940c per bu~
F1sH-The receipts Of flake Fieh dnring the pas
week have amounted to 805 pigs, and under q goot
demand the market has advanced 12Hc, closing a.
, 1861-08-07

Tbo leading markets TO- day. .were unsettled, and
partly owing to an advance In frelghts the tendsn
Ct In prices WIS downwards. Owing to increased
receipts Of wheat II 7555 bushels market VIA
depressed and irregular, and it closed at decline
81 xe1c on spring grades. 7here was an active
demand, however, for winter wheat, and the ma1-
ket advanced Hc- OF all grades the sales amount
ed to about 65. coo bushels, At s44@ssc forNo. /
Red; 7eeWc for No. aRed; 7o@251c for No 1
epring; 6s@7oc for No. spring; and bsc for Re-
:tected tpring- closing ut. 6s38e for No. spring
and III for No. spring:
In consequence ofa scarcity Of vessels, there was
less inquiry for Corn. md ths' markst, though
steady At the opening, closed at depreciation oi
xc q bushea- with sales Of about 100 900 bushels
At s7skc for prime River Yellow aaoat; s5x@9ee
| "fo1 Canal and River Mixed afioat; 23H@s31e kol
Mixed il etore- tho market closing stssd1.
4 Thern vas nir inquiry By clippers far good
bssaca o{ Spring Kxtx& Xfoq:. but ooANaah1aadt
, 1861-08-07

HGHWNKs-R Received Last week, ,a54 b1ls
shipped 1,o1o hr1s. The market during the past
week has been nrn. and prices cloaed Nc HIGHER
than at the dato Of our last weeks review. To"
day the sales were:- 100 bEls country in two lots
at 14Kco On track. :.
ALc0HoL-steady at2e@a1c per gal.
pRoyIs1oN8-The market Ia Sill without ami.
nation, and quotstions are entirely nominal. The
stock Of Mess Pork here Is light, but in the ab-
sence Of any denand, the market il very dali.
We quote: Winter packed, 4l3.75@142 IS; sun-
mer packed, $1s.5o@1s.5a+ There Is nothing doing
! In Bacon, except In retail way. 4 few Small
| lots Of country Lard hare been sold during the
| week at &c.
TALLOW-Ihere is better inquiry Tor TalloW
and the market IL ,frmer, with a2lea o. COUNTY,
| lots during the week ut .3z961zc, and city Ut q
| &C.
HIDES -Ths demand continues fatr and the
market steady We quote: Green, 34@s4e;
Green salted, 4@44c; Dry Flint, 7118se. During
the week several round lots Of Dry Flint were
sold from eecond hands, At 8K@sac. and GEesn
Sailed at 4Ac.
WooL-R4ceived last week, 40,53 tbs; shtp
ped, 47,ss6 Ds. There has been rather more scn
yity during the week, but there is no improve
ment in prices. The demand Is chiefly for eoare'
qualities to supply the manufacturers of arm!
cloths. We quote:
Full Blood Fleece
ETzSE Ar& htfa 1fS3fJ
, 1861-08-07

ILGanC4U. .Aut9.
stmr Lady Franklin, St Joseph, tons mdze, lot
hh goods, 50 brls lime
Stur Michigan, Steward; Ontonagou, 101ht1s ealt,
eu3 bf1s -four, 10 bags corr, l6S bugs seeds,
100 bags oats, 19 head cate.
Prop Montgomery, Butlin, Buffalo, q, 500 bu com,
SO br,s pork, 20 tons TOBACCO.
Prop c MeaIE, RyeEson, Lncoln- ..-.
Prop Edith, Hunt, Gcderich, 50 bales broom corn,
1853 b1ls -four, ~ bFa pork, head cattle,
Prop Wenona, Conkey, Bnff41o, Ito bales broom
czrn, 4,90 brls four, 1000 pigs lead.
Prop Queen Of the Lakes, Ctary. Buffalo. 1900
bu oats, 500 bzls nou5, l ,o5o pigs lead;
Prop Cleveland, Reed, Ogdensburgh, 1000 bushels
wheat, zoo b1ls do1r, 200 ba oats, 100 b1l5
| alcohol
| Bark kAme.ica Davis, Oconto. ..
Bark Parks, Duncanson, Kingston, Tilt hu corc.
| Brig Rnscirs, Blackburn. Buffalo, 1861 bu oats.
SchT Torrent Prlngles, Buffalo, 19, ,929 bu corn,
| Schr VIM F1sk, Close, Port Colootne, A,0 coo hu
| scnr cofnelia, James, Port colborue, 17,ol5 bu
com.
Schr Pioneer, Thompson. Muskegon.
Schr Perry Hannah, Garfield, Sa11fa, TO- 900 bu rye.
Schr, Metropolis, Murray, Buffalo. 6,165 bu corn.
| Schr Gem, Kennedy, Buffalo, 14,0o0 bu corn.
schr Vim Tell, Stevens. Holland.
Schr AlbAtfQss, Meyer, Racine.
Schr Col Sheppard, McCullom, Black Greek.
Schr Queen Of the Lakes, Goderfch, Colborne,
Schr Fisher, Liston, White Lake.
Schr Sacramento, Lambert, Milwaukee, 1000 br
/ oats, 1,150 bu corr.
Schr Farmer, Ritter, Sand Bay
Schr Albany, Smith, Centervil1e-
Schr Hubbard, Kern, Port " ashington.
Schr Lady jane, Ingold, Point Sable.
Schr Acontias, Gibbs, Buffalo, Il, 000 bu cotn-
, 1861-08-07
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHIC a GO.

ARRIVED. -:-.:.. ;AnE9st 8
Stmr Lady Franklin, Hickey ST, gosepn. H. Il.
ties. 80 eds wood, IS boxes besrdes- ~
Prop AdIiaiic, Mc5rea, Buda1o $50 tons coal, lot
Prop eievsiana, Reed. ogdeaaburgh, ss4 tons eoal'
Bark Danube, Lynn, Buffalo, 16o II lumber from
Briq WiIiiasn. Balentyne. Buffalo, 800 m 1amber.,
Scks Wesschester, ,Bnrns, Bear Creek, r. eds Eood
Schr Dresden, Fmnegan, ,Po1ateahle. 10 N SO 1t nm-
bs1 70 eas sa,ns!e eosts Msskepon 50 cs wood
10 eds shingle Dolts.
Echr Fisk, Close, Cu1bor1e.
sShr WYandotte, McGraw. Buffalo, $50 tens coal
schr Palmetto, scanlan, oconso 19 y q M 9m6es;
Szhr Hercules, Peterson, Green Bay, 9scos snpG1e
srhr Phaiarolp, English, peshtigo, $40 m lumber.
schr Live Yankee. C1sner, kinGGston' I'D N 4ona-
| schK St. Lawrence, @ Lawrence, centreyue, Il eds
schr Gb.t1ess, Meyer. Menominee, 1zs m lumber.
sehr cel. Shepherd, Meca1losa, Black Creek IS
schr Rebe1t Burns, Jos. Grant, Grand Traverse,
sch7 i@ufse. Davis, Mauitowoc, 70 eds wood.
Scbr Ieader, Monroe, Cleveland, 4v0 cons coal
seh1 Eshes 51t9'1 saa Ba1 I'D d iumbsr ia
scsr Gisnass Ga s Fitzesga1a osxego 500 brls salt
ScM Eactamento Lemoefts, ,aaG mg - sdz wooa
selr Ardent, Stocks, Holland. 500 4. +. ties, Is
AfSss; Ssb ssases g g !ssss ass
Schr Wallis, IAwrcnce, kalamazoo, 5Q etaye bolts
schr Charley Hubbard, hefns Runk's flef' aso CO
schr Id, Jane, 1nglis, Point sauble, 800 N sAir
gles, d eds wood, 30 hi brla deh.
e Scht Ardent, Abraham, oconto, 10 N lumber.
, 1861-08-07

ATTENTION, CH1c4ao DRAGooNs!-A full
meeting Of the Dragoons will be held at Judd's
Han, Clark street, to-day tWed1sedsy) at 10
o'clock.
, 1861-08-07

MCV1CKKR's THEATRE.-Mr. Dillon takes
complimentary benefit tonight, previous to
tis departure for New York, where he has an
crpagement it Laura Keene's.
, 1861-08-07

Duffy, the entezpriatng news
dispenser, under the fremont House, has
placed us under renewed obligations tor the
very latest 81. Louis, Cincinnati and Louis
Y1{le papeIs.
, 1861-08-07

weekly Review Of the Chicago Lum.
her Market.
TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. 6, 1861.
The following tables shows the receipts md
shipments Of lumber during the past week, with
comparative statistics:
HEcEJpra OF 111MBER. SHINGLES. LATH. &c.
, 1861-08-07

/ l" Al ehonM not MI to 1esd the advertise.
Eeas II P1ok Wood IN toaaYsepaoec- mh.1v.
, 1861-08-07

The following letters, detained in the Chicago
Post ONCE for postage, will bs forwarded to the
Dead Letter oaaca, On Monday next, unleas tba
postage sPreViousiy paid. Call at the room Of the
Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs;
Sanford & Hall Chicago; F. o. Box. sa4. .Chica-
60; Ed: Powers, Chicago; VI Campbell, Clinton,
Ghida, fontiae, Ii; Nay 49ss' L. TOY Hageiy: nj;
2. T. Hughes, Keithsbnrg; N; Edmond Ran
6dolph: Boon Co., Ill; D. 4 Russell, Esstpo!t,
Hammond. st. Psal, MINI; 6. T. Abbott, South
Brook6eld, Mass.
, 1861-08-07

ewThe Board. Of Medical Examiners for
this State, now in session In this city, occupy
the Indian Agency room In the Custom House
building. The hours Of meeting are 10 1. H.
ardS2.N-
, 1861-08-07

NOTARY PuBr1c.-Those requiring the ssr-
vices Of Notary Public or Commissioner Of
Deeds, are referred 10 the card Of Simeon ".
King, IN another column. He may be found
at 81 South Clark street, instead Of SIS, as er-
1oneously printed In yesterdays issue.
, 1861-08-07

GELD Run 0yKR-A child two years old
was rEn over by hack, on Canal street, be
tween Madison and Monroe, yesterday. The
wheel passed over the back indcnting one rib,
snd ipjurfng one knee. Dr.. Wanger dressed
the wounds, and the child is conyalescent.
, 1861-08-07

New PIPER IN CH1cAGo.-We understand
that c. c. Flint, Esq, formerly local editor Of
the Democrat, viii soon commence the fssue
Of new evening paper In this city.
, 1861-08-07

FUNERAL or CAPT. McMURRXY.-Captafn
McMu11ay, Of the Irish Brigade, waa buried
yesterday afternoon. Capt Phillips and ten
privates Of the Brigade, with some Of his
friends, headed BY the Light Guard Band, fol
lowed his rtmaius to the Catholic Cemetery,
, 1861-08-07
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Z, 1851.
THE CITY

Rscoo6rKD-Tne boy that Was found
drowned at I, G R. B. bzBin, WIS the son Of
George Atxel 42 Lasa1le ztreet near Lake.
, 1861-08-07

CAoUTcHoUo-Mr. ]. B. Idsson, No. 115
Randolph street, dealer in Rubber goods, has
sample Of pure Caoutchouc, Or the milk
from the India Rubb er Tree, from which the
various and numerous articles Of India Rnb-
ber are made. Il Is rare curiosity.
, 1861-08-07

~ Cook b MeIaIn, rs Dearborn stzset, have
made theif prdce for cleaning and dyeing Gents
Eaznsats aeas than any other house ii the eaty- :.
, 1861-08-07

OLD C1AnB.-Ihe Commissioners appoin-
led BY the legislature to adjust old claims, are
row In session ut room No. Court Honse.
, 1861-08-07

MECHANICS k6D ARTISANS ArTExr1oE.-
Capt. H. A. Dayids, Of the sappers and Miners
Corps Of The Dougglas Brigade, is in want of a
fen good mechanics and artisans to fill up the
ranks. Inquire ut 147 Randolph street.. near
1esa1le street
, 1861-08-07

tE The Office Of Capt. Webb, mastering
officer for Illinois volunteers, is in Portland
Block, corner Ct Washington and Dearborn
streets. He will be found there at an hours !;
and will muster in men and companies be-
longing to any regiment that has been &C.
cepted by the War Department.
, 1861-08-07

CAnpBE1Ls MEsTREL's--Mrs. Matt. Pee1's
Minstzels, whose concerts for the past three
weeks have afforded our citizens treat in
minBtelsy of no inferior character, gave
their last concert for the present, last night,
and are NOW en- route for Waukegan, KenoshR,
Racine and Milwaukee,, thence return to Chi
, 1861-08-07

EOR SALS-At low rates, 200
a tnns tes< brand Soap.aasers Soda Ash bY
JAMES s NaE 4 co. is aud 70 KivIr Btrces
jyng111sm
, 1861-08-07

CHILD LosT.-A little girl aged two and a
tzf Jeazs, named Bette Nichols, has wan.
de1ed from her home at Il Edna Place. She
had on apink-and-Nhite dress and high heeled
boots. Hiss light hair and blue eyes. ANY
information Of her, left at II Edna place, will
be literally rewarded.
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J., Our Country'- FIng.

Mr. FDrroR:-Form many years past the Fourth Of July
has been . holiday here. It i now again close al hand,
son, ~ dawn upon our country under circumstances
,lo,mv in the extreme. Woull it not be eminently
Dronar for .faaericgas in Honolulu, on their next
anniversary Of their c~ountry's freedom, to meet to-
,sther 70 testify their devotion 10 the land which
cove them birth Now. when rebellion and treason
ors doing their utmost 10 overthrow our govern
msnt. i the time when those who are true in their
aIleciance 10 American institutions, should not hes
i,are TO give their country At least the heueft Of an
onen adhesion 10 its cause. Let us see who are
Americans in heart and feeling, rs well as in name,
and who are not. Ii Is time we shou'd know. Some
mo in high places here DO not scrup'e 10 sympa-
mise with traitors and robbers. \ hrellng and ir-
respousib!e editor takes advantage ~ the times 10
ding his sneerS against our country and IT'S govern
ment. Viper-like. he seeks to sting the land which
for many a year protected him, anu IN "hlch, II is
fair TO presume, he acquired much Of the Ano"iedge
which he now prostitutes 10 80 dlsgracetui a pur-
MS He c6olIv announces the destruction Of the
American Union. and talks Of 1t, in his wordy ed
itoriaIs, with as much complacency and seli-Sals-
faction as if his weak conclusions settled the whole
affair. He, no doubt, would like 10 see such a re-
suit. With him the JriSh IS fItItr 70 The thought.
He has heard the expression before, and J. quite
welcome to the clue It viii give him TO the identity
of the writer OF this.
nauye-boru Americans here there are some Who favor dsun-
fnr-~ggF who have the uutlA~llLE ALLtN4AN 40 gt~ANN Et
acts Of the Confederate States ~ Charleston and Tor one l
feel like tskiug measures u put such men ia the place they
belong. Let Americans here know who their r0unt-yHSH are,
ana lei all secessionists, and Southern sympathisers, be spot
ted as such
Let Us on the coming Fourth have "a general rally OF All true
hearted Americans in Honolulu. We have among rs eloquent
men, who. with patriotic inspiration and heartfelt words, can
make such a meeting interesting and effective. While our
friends and relatives at home are battling for the existence 81
their Government and the preservation II the laws and in
SItutionS under which every state has 50 greatly pru-pered, let
US not idly look on, but rather encourage them with our unau-
im0us voice. 4 Union demonstration here will not De without
its effect at home. and We can have It without showing any
disresyeCt 10 this Government. or IN any way trespAssinE upon
the privileges it gives Us in the freedom Of speech. Who viii
take the lead UNION
Honolulu. June 18th, 1851
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-20

y-a- dian ;h- S--:ae-u c-a -.-- gen millions. Al that .a,-
49, ana material s lr favor a. tl- N1-h. Il aAs RE pre-
~-ha .Et r- hs bought aud ~"t ;Et can Pc 'a..r'i ~
iH--H-s tat I-- .aa n.'t-rl sheet l-las ta- -A.l'sr"rs-
--,H1a. ~a---. ans strength i- has 1- money iaNs A-I
i t.--a~s NOR, easily. ta-a -ae south. "ae-a- however. p
T- -i1er'-, -,-1-- ' 80 l'
f-i -@t ----a-.u %, ana s,ea-.-S >l-Awh-t'
4 defeat Of the armies Of the Government viii be
productive Of nothing but increased activity aui
more soldiers. while Is defeat q the rebels il only
one engagement = sure % oe followed ~ the most
disastrous results. II Will breas the rule II the
Sece~s.1uists and 10 the condition %: the Southern
States, hara>sel On all sides. and IN want, If not #
the uecessaries At least II all the Injuries Of life,
the Union men Will take courage, and upon them
We may with confidence rely 10 bring back every one
OF the seeding States 20 their allegiance. Ii this
time We firmly believe that the Union men are in a
majority IN all the Border States. and constitute II
least q respectable minority in those farther sou;L
but as the SeceSsiCnists control the machinery Ct
their Governments, IL : impossible for them even %
raise their voices IN defense of the country and is
flag.
Il. on the other hand. the contest should resolve
Itself ultimately into a var OF me whole South
against The Government, ami the South should Re
yaugu5shei, no reverence OF attachment for forms
viii prevent the North from enjoying the fruits u
Its conquest IL i not in human nature, either in
diviIu...y or collectively, 10 f-rego advantages, and
particularly advantages arising from a lavish eN-
]penilture u blood and treasure, once secured. II
the changed state Of things should require an al
iteration II the Constitution, the change Will be
made, AMI a strong Central Government may take
the place # the one We now have. This i no time
for miucjag matters. Il becomes Us as sensible men
10 looks facts fairly and sguarely in the face. II
We cannot make circumstances suit Us, We must
suit ourselves to rcuuastauces-.ih .ifay 81.
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UovoLrIr RlFLEs-A special meeting for the e'e'-
ton Of officers 10 FL vacancies. occls.oned by Fes.+H'-
lions or promotions. was held at the Armory 81 'ne
Corps on Wednesday evening last. The following
gives the result Of such election
Fir,, ieu.euant....N NJ. Brown p ,r-eant,..- 1t ND[.AI
r gJIi J 4 ". -. II Corpora, -.-.p Mek"sldie
Quarte- Master. John H. Pay 81 do ,l,Sh1ne
orderly sergeant, Geo. Thomas Treasurer. John H. ~
>cre-a-y,..--Jaau e. pHUHas
We understand that it Is the intention OF TINS me
C5rps 10 have Il parade. with camp duty, &c, on the
anniversary Of the Restoration Of these Islands 'e
S1Sr Of July next. and that His Majesty, the Colonel
Of the Regiment. las offered a gold medalio for the best
shot NJ target practice on that day. y gold meia'
Wi. sl>o be awarded 20 the bs>t ErIIitf member oi 'HS
caur4uv. bur from the well known thorough arm on
previous occasions If this body of men. We DO not
envy the Judges in their task Of selecting the fortu-
nate Individual. for We are sure that the competition
vii be q close one-PglgHcsfst.
UNITED STATES LrG>uoN-Ou the 18th inst, Col
Thomas J.. Dryer, having presented his credentials
from the President, was received as Commissioner
from the United States Of America. Col Dryer was
formerly from Western New York. but FOR the past
twelve years has been residing in Portland, Oregon,
where he conducted and edited the Orsg2Hiln, one
Of the best papers published on the Pacific coast We
think he will find Honolulu in no respect inferi-
or, as a residence. 10 Portland. The late Commits
sioner, Judge Borden. we understand, returns TO the
United States by the Comet.
- The L. :. ship Lancaster sailed on Monday
last for Panama direct, taking a mail for New York
and Europe. During her short stay in port as a
specimen Of naval architecture, she was the admira-
ticn Of all who visited her, and her officers left n very
favorable impression on our residents. We wish We
could say the same of her crew. Advices received
from San Francisco make it pretty certain that the
ship will be ordered home on reaching Panama,
though no orders had arrived here to that effect for
her when she left.
y Lazy FRANKLIN returned from Kauai on
Sunday last in the steamer, accompanied 10y His Ex.
R. c. Wyllie. She enjoyed her trip there very much,
we understand, having visited every place Of spe-
cial note. She returns 10 San Francisco in the bark
Comet. -
p The .Njtie Merrill, which sailed hence on
Thursday, reached Lahaina ut P. VI. Friday; and the
schooner Kamoi, which sailed hence on Friday,
reached Lahaiua on Saturday, at 4 P. NJ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-20
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARRIVALS.

June I3-Sch M0ikeiki. Shepherd, fr IN kahuiui. with ITO bTls
potatoes. 10 bag. wheat meal, 81 bags -four, l. DO.
beans, 1C bag barley. Q hide. 81 Eos, skins
I3-Sch Henry, Riyisre, from Hama and Lahaina, with Ia
goat skins. . bags castor oil beans. etc.
Ii-Sch Odd Fellow Caniage, from Iianalei and kolOa.
with 300 kegs sugar and 30 pkgs uoIas-eS-
I5-Sch N0ivahine. kuheana, from NsSiiwili, with Il
cords wool, 10 hides, IL bales fungus, : pigs-12
deck passengers
IG-steamer KIauea, BeTriIl, from ports on Kauai. with
Is kegs sugar, lot % hides. horses cattle native
produce. etc.
1g-sch KekAuluOhi. Marchant. from kOna and hau, with
20 bales puiu. l. bales aui Il BAGS fungus, 5 blIs
GOAT skins. : hides. 3 kers butter, 3 boxes honey,
horse, lot Of oranges and c0c0snuts-I cabin and
SO deck pas.enEsrs-
l6-Sh Kamehamsha ~. White, from halep1lcpo and
Lahaina. with 8 cords wood
I6-Sch Eeouf Am. Bingham. from Auahoia, With Il
cords wool
ls-Sch E4iuna, Henry. from IIHo and Kaupakuca- with
24l kegs and 81 mats sugar, Us hri- mofts-es-
ls-sch 60 ahead. Clark. from MOIoaa, With : c1ris wood
and ! bril- potatoes
20-Sch Mofssfki. from kahului. With produce pzssCn-
sers-C- Brewer, q, AMI Nr. Hicks