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wALIACK's THEATRE, No. sa4 Broadway.-rnE Krsc
MOUNTAINS
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WINTER GARDEN, Bioadway.-oruHLLo-MY YOUNG
WIFE AND OLD DAsAsAIA.
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BRYANTS' MISSTRELS. Mechanics' Hail. 472 Broad.
wny.-Nao sTRUcK BILLY PAfrERsUNg
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. 5s5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DANCES, RUELEsours &c.-M4Gic LAUREL,
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MELoDEoN CONCERT HALL. No. $50 Broadway
SONGS DANCES. BrRIEsouEs. &c-swiss SWANS
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Democratic Assembly Conventions.
Tenth Diarict-Tho delegates composing the Mozart
and Tammany Tenth Assembly Conventions met in joint
committee last evening, at Putnam Hall, Of
Twelfth street and Third avenue Mr.. Michael Hahn
acting Chairman and George N. Cooke Secretary,
and unanimously nominated Daniel NJ. 'Bren AS their
candidate. Tho Convention then adjourned sine de.
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CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERT HALL. No Is Bowery
buRLEsouEs SONGS. DANCES. &c.--noLE IN the ALL
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These States had convened in Congress at
Montgomery, Alabama. and formed a provision
al government, choosing Jefferson Davis of
Mississippi a. President. and Alex. H.. Stevens,
Of Georgia, as Vice President of the Southern
Republic. This indicates that the masses at
the South are in favor Of the secession move
ment. and that it has assumed = permanent
form A. "a separate government. The alta of
the "a Of March. has the following comments
in this connection.
30 far. the people Of the Border States nave man
stands. Virginia, in the late election for delegates
to the Convention called by the Legislature, has
taken her stand upon the Crittenden Compromise.
Tennessee, according 10 the news received by the
last Pony. has followed in the wake of Virginia, and
all the other Border States will wheel into line.
There is danger. however, that if the question were
er will you live under the rule Of Jeg. Davis, OF
Abraham Lincoln prejudice might take the lead Of
interest, and they might declare for the former.
Heretofore secession has been 10 some extent intangi-
bic and d~iSsipated now it Is concentrated in the
person Of JEFF. Davis and Alex. Stephens. II is the
interest, beyond question, Of the Border States to
preserve the Union, for it a fair split should take
place between the free and the slave States. the
former would be released from all obligations to re-
turn fugitiyes, and upon the Border States would
therefore tai all the cnlanities and evils Of disco
luton. In population and resources the last named
to the census just taken, the fgures stand
- f.1lruz
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LATEST DATES. received N. .hI. Once.
4 ARRIVALS.

rch I3-Sch kaIuaa. Henry. from HiiO, LaupzhoehOe and
k1pakuel- with 81 hides, III bales pull. 336 kegs
sugar, - br.s mOlasses, o pkgs beef, 2 hogs Pas
senzers-T Nstcah and daughter, A Harris. and IA
nativr- on deck
I5-Sch KSlno;. wetherby, from Lahaina and Kahului,
gus. ! eask obi copper Passengers-Nrs Weston,
tt Cummin.. J ~ Hayerkost, and 10 natives on
deck.
I5-sch Emma Rookie. Wilbur, from Lahaina and Kahu-
Ii- with 10 buiocks, . calves, 9 bris sweet potatoes,
and 4 deck passrngers-
1s-Sch NOIwahine, kuhsana- I'm koioa and NagiiiwiI,
with Isl barrel. mOltsses, I'D kegs and 30 mats
sugar, So hides, $50 goat skins So bris beef. 5 brs
tallow, . bales fungus, 10 pigs cabin and Il
deck passengers
lam bark Zoe, Fletcher. rs days from san Francisco.
Pass-ugrrs-Nr " CrooSs.
IT-stsamer kilauea, BerriI, from vindsari ports. with
500 hides. - head cattle, 8 calves. l horse. - brs
potatnes. 70 balss pull, II pigs beef sess butter,
bag. wool. etc.
I1-Sch Krkauiuohi. Milne, from kona and X al, with 10
bales puiu, IS bales and 2 bags fungus. 8 bris beef,
hides. } brz talIDw. = bags cUnee, 3y5 goat skins,
ke< butter, lsO pumpkins, 20 buEch=s bananas,
II deck passengers
IT-Sch kamehamehs ". White, from kaleroepo, With
q cords hrr~Dpi aud DO mamane posts
Ts-Sch Go ahead, Clark, from koboa- with 8 cords fire
wood.
I9-Sch Jeanuett-. Hathaway, from Maliko. East Maui
tg-Am VIII ship Reindeer, Raynor, 9 months from Ne~
HcrIfori, with tO sP. 400 VIII.
3D-Am VII ship Nesper. Bailey, from Margarts Bay,
With 100 brt. WI this s-asou.
2O-Sch odd Fellow. Candage. from Hanalei and koloa,
wish. loo pigs moEts-ss. 500 krg- and 800 bags
sugar, . curls hre=Ood, suOO oranges. / horse, and
a bt % other native produce. Passrusvrs-Mr p
Ccrney. and - natives on deck
2o-Sch warwick. John Boil. frum NoIokai-
ID P-M-Am bark Comet, smith, IL days from san
Francisco.
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The JoHSsroS's ISLAND SUFFERERs.-The schooner
RaI1mG returned on the 18th. from Johnston's
Island. whittier she was despatched on the 26th Of
February. TO relieve the persons who had been sta
toned on that island by parties in san Francisco.
She brought back four natives and one foreigner. Mr..
Trask. This gentleman furnishes Us with the follow
ing statement.
IL left Honolulu On the 10th Of April, 1860. in the
schooner HduehGmchG ", in company with five
natives. 10 take possession of John>t1n's Island; was
put ashore to remain, As | Was told, for from three 10
SIX months, my agreement being 10 remain a year if
required, but with the assurance. that provisions
would be sent me inside Of the six months. The fol-
lowing list Of provisions were placed on the island
with me One bbl. beef, l bill pork. ! bbl. potatoes,
! Dbl bread. l Dbl. molssses, l keg sugar. l keg but
ter. 1 bag coffee. part of 4 box It tea and I quart
salt The native who died had been sick for - days.
| saw no vessel until the arrival of the sch. Kairma,
Capt. John LawtOn. on the ih Of March"
Regarding the cause Of the death CT the native re-
ferred to. We have been requested to insert the follow
ing
want q fool. thereby stale. Tat there was plenty q food for
the bowels.
AEen; ., Johustgu- Island.
There can be but one opinion regarding the con-
duct of the Guano Company. in leaving these men
thus on the islaEd-,hat it Is a case Of base inhu-
manity. The agents of the company here cannot and
ought not 20 be blamed, rs they wrote repeatedly 10
their principals. but received no Instructions. and had
no authority 10 furnish relief The blame should res,
where 1t belongs, ON the parties in san Francisco,
styling themselves the Johnson Island Guano Com
pany. --
- We are under special obligations 10 Capt.
James Smith, Of the C1asf. tor the latest dates
brought by him. and nr his hospitality and kind
atfauffcuz 20 ~ uYh5I. - - o..
the Zoe. will accept our thanks for laies, papers fur
nished 90 rs.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
TBlRSDAY. X 81.


THE news by the /o.. =, far a. II refers to
the troubles in the United States. Is more import
ant than any heretofore received, inasmuch as
it indicates that the rupture between the South
and the North Is assuming "a permanent and
formidable character, which. if We rightly read
the future. will require more than the pru-
dence Of President Lincoln or the political 81
glcity Of Seward to heal. In short, the dis
solution Of the glorious American Uniou-the
pride Of every American citizen-aPPears placed
beyond a peradventure. The scroll of the tu-
ture viii slowly open, revealing to Us. instead
Of one mighty. powerful and enduring nation.
held together by ancient and powerful ties,
several Republics, North and South, East and
West, each jealous Of the other, and amb:
tious only for power and superiority over its
rival.
At the latest adyices from Washington. eight
States had seeded from the Union. The fol-
lowing Is a list Of them. with their white and
slave uOuulati0n. according 10 the census Of 1860:
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lcorrs.nanlenc. Of ,L. Fac. Com. Aarertl.er.l

To the Editor Of the Commercial .I5rcrtiScr:
An article has appeared in your last paper, of Nth
instant, dated March 11th, and signed 50 Stanley -
in which he claims TO have written a letter originally
published in the Boston Commercial Bulletin, and
republished here in your paper of February -, 1861.
Had the letter in question originally appeared with
out the Boston editorial information that '. our CORES
pendent ut Honolulu, (aa3 n member Of the Borrd If
Iarcsfjgatioa,' y had forwarded this & full account Of
the Commission and its results" and had it been re-
published here without the additional editorial appeal
to public confidence, that, - in the event Of the loss
Of the LcrGHt, which had the original report of the
investigating committee, the letter j the only au-
hcRtie expose of the irregularities which were found
to exist under former administrations that has yet
been made public, I would probably have let it pass
unnoticed. Had it appeared with the same signature
as the letter under date Of March 1lth, I should Ger
tlinly have done so.
And even now, personal rs is the attack upon my
self, in the letter over that signature, I yet feel it due
to the public and more particularly to my friends, to
apologize for noticing it, and occupying their atteu-
ton with It. know that I have means Of reiress
without i~utruiing upon them; but, for the present, l
ask their indulgence.
have said - the letter over that SIGNATURE ' he
cause [ am by no means convinced that the fact Of IT'S
being written by the " Acting Clerk Of the Board at
the time 81 It's N1JOHFlW'Hf, at al likes the author
ship Of the libel in question in my article and which
that letter attacks and the ready access which the
Ietter-writer claims TO possess To the records Of the
avoWellv secret Investigation. in which the witnesses
were invited to I'd epo-c. under assurances Of secrecy.
and Tor a period when your correspondent was not
clerk, while n suggests no high standard Of moral
recrrude in either the party So publishing, or in the
party permitting such publication ot dispositions thus
entrusted 10 them, leaves in my mind, IT least, q pre-
p1ndcratiuE conviction of another paternity.
Nor J. tins conviction weakened when / reflect that
only a few days before the supposed authorship here
Of the B Stou Bulletin article October 26th, 1860
another article OF very similar stvle and uurport, hut
quoted from the san Francisco Bulletin. was reprint
ei and circulated here. as a placarI and hani-bill,
dated October -, 1861 and footed with the name
If George Bennett. the cO0t,-theu. and actually,
the cook Of the American Commissioner,-a English
man. not An American.
The Wee Consul respectfully called upon the Com
missioner concerning this unusual proceeding the
Commissioner. on the same day or the next, claimed
- in his official position" for his man, the personal
protection and Immunity from prosecution, civil and
criminal. which attaches - 'Ge household # Foreign
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IMPORTS.

ERoN SAY FRAsCTsCp-PEE CCaET, MARCH Il
WV. Ladl-i bNs mase, 30 kegs nails.
Wilcox x Rchari=-5OO VI shingles, 10 VI red wood boards,
SO sacks barley. 100 do oats. l case tohaccO, g9g sacss potatoes,
. cases hams. - sacks hurdiu=. ! cases bacon. = boxes apples,
fresh. 100 bales hay. - Pk-s ait beef
Ttai X Ahee-l hale drill. = bars iron, % pEgs mdsc.
q. q. SUlers-I2 stOves, - pieces hardware, = rolls lead, l Pkg
pans
Al Cartxrf-ht-IOO sarks potatoes
Bishop Naigret-5 cases mdse-
Dr H. Il. White-IOO qr sacks -four, = toXes apples.
Dr. Eohn-on-I octave brandy.
=. r Waterhou---l case md<e-
"a W Sevprance2 case port win
e. A. < H. p. Poor-3 cases mds-, = bales buriaps-
\. HarTis-l iron Er=w aud wheel.
ALONG psgs mise. So MATS rise.
J. a. Spading-l00 cases gin
Or. MckibSTn-5 boxes drugs
P0lynr-isn-6 bales paper. 2 pkgs do.
a D. CAtwright-3s cases ndse, s bbls hread, 30 sas.- Do
satOos-
p Hof-chfasger-l case mdse
Won Holt * Heuck-3 es and I bale mdse.
Uri-r-2 Octayes brandy, : bbls whisky.
y HOfmann-6 bs drugs
DR.. Hutchinson-2 box drugs
Ur. J. VI Smith r. Coz xS drugs
All Fong-2 cs Eld-e-
James Loye-lOo SKIS -four. 10 ferkfns butter. : bxs sud 2
PIX q candy l pkg cracker peelers.
T. Buryess-S bxs mdse. I pkg tobacco, 20 boards
casting. 7 pieces shaning. = mill stones. J95s q red ~OOd boards
MeIchrrs x Co-11O SKIS -four
Janiou, Green S Col bx books, ! pkg sperie-
Order-1 esk brandy
Order-l2 pkgs candy
Rev. :. a. Damon-Sc 60 mise.
T. soencrr-Is coils rnpe. 3 bz- butter. . hi bbi- gin I cass
rt2rst-
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MEMOIR NDA.
Trnrlg or IT. BiE1HoIoxsz BAY,

.AAAe w Sc btEth'ARNfN hAA FL
C1s-T o. CsIvgRSrA. Jan q. 1851
Nh. WmTNgT-Sr As y1I requested me 70 s-nd yul q
report - uu- ships a. fr IS heard from 1l the Coast o. CaHar-
MA, e al opp1runty presented i,s-L !, =i-l p-4-lrs. uAe tlis
opportunity q donE 80 Tler. ar nine ships here. which ar
reported below Two aay- a-1. ti- tark Metropolis. q >an
Frauci-cl. passed here from Sc-mn.E- lagoon, Layur . ahll-.
-he report a fT ships there, doing but .tls. - whale ~
scare. yu~ W tao H=a had ben EIi-l there. All = uuml-r 4
others haze b-ea hurt There r. a -caJaa-r here gut !-4v-lg
Tor San Fnacase1, aDI o. -he saI- Immediately. haze ~ time
- ~rt- particulars. tlt merely The general report Z T-s=!s
here and thg-= I h4v. heard firm
Whale Do n.s strike -iaag ,l- s-p ID. they have done ia for
mer years. I supp > the reason j., ta=y are chased 81 much.
and because there are 50 many ships on the Coast Yesterday,
the Eesper arrived herr inn th= ~illsari. AMI l-i- the same
day nr Msrgania Bay. Reports =, CAPE 81 Quentin. ships
Emerald, Pierce. : zLaI-- lark Pacific. Io.. yep-r. . do.
To-day. I have heard from Ascension Isaut-ln island about
forty ml=- O. ,h- l-eEari u: herr there a-- four slips, a. fol-
b~s=-SLip Cambria, . ~hai--= bare pI1-liS. q =. L. mated
~Hh The Philip -, L whales between them General y Illms.
9 Ehal@s-h4d lost her frs: oadcer aud one man Ehf- pass
ing between = point u Ascension I-laui and a rock Of he
point shH= passing b-t~s-H. a 5reaser caught them and cap
sizsI tie bat Several ships have l1t a number d men by
taxing a b4a. ami t=.-rting. The bark Isabella, Tucker. had
hs fourth mate and four m-u take q boat and desert ~ boat.
after getting -1a- twenty or thirty miles from the ship down the
coast, capszsd, and for q the men were drOzD-d. tie boa.
being -am= I've miles from land a. the time. she evsutuauy
trftsi ashore and on man vas saved Il14- q bat and crew
tn next Hizht u tao alter the Isabella the crew deserted. ard
rom al appearance and t- account ! have received. the bat
-lpszed, ami tl-y -Ea J the same fate a. the I-ahela'- crew.
. being rough and tlSwluE fresh ~ The tina fate which they
almost deserved. showing them and others that the ~ay o.,
had = bats crew leave them. What possesses men %
ies@rt here IN such an uuILahi,eI. iuhospitahI- country. / ar
A. a los 70 coDcrITe-but u seems tey arr just 50 foolish
Respectfully your,
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

TIE NEw FoUNDRY.-Saturiay last, Mr.. Hughes,
the enterprising proprietor Of this place, made his
first castings. Everything being new and working
for the first time, these were not so successful as could
be desired, but on the Monday following, some TWEEN
ty-one hundred pounds we're cast in the most salts
factory manner. The worthy owner seems highly
pleased with his buildings and works, but says he
shall not feel As if he were properly s. underweich''
before the arrival Of the Comet, which vessel Is 70
bring 4 large variety and quantity Of machinery, suit
able for all wants that may be felt by the different
manufacturing interests Of these islands. We have
before spoken about these new works, but now that
that they are actually in operation, they certainly
deserve a repeated notice. Some two months since.
more desoiate uujnyiting aspect could scarcely be con-
ceivei than the site Of the old -four mill and foundry
heaps OF charred timbers, bricks, iron castings,
and scraps of every conceivable shape numbered Up
the ground, together with ashes, burnt -four and rub
b>h Il all kinds now fine roomy buildings have tax
en- the place OF all this wreck, and = heavy black col
umn Of smoke, pouring from the tall chimney. ae-
notes the perseverance and pluck which never fails to
ensure success and 10 be crowned with prosperity
PoiyusSiaH. -
CASE or PoIsoSING.-Some weeks since = native
was arrested on East Maui charged with poisoning
his wife. Meiical examination having been had u
the intcstines Of the deceased, and sufficient evi-
deucc obtained, he was last week committed for ;rial
at the June term Of the Circuit Court. 1, i said
that ne procured the poison from = foreigner resi-
ding At Hama, East Maui. but gave out that ne want
ed it to kill dogs. Even were it 80. no person can be
justified in selling poison. We believe the law
clearly imposes 81 fine OF from ten to Ere hVuGr5f
dollars 70. the sale Of poisons by any person not
licensed
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a RES

March II-Am bark Yankee, Commodore Patty, for san Fr7n-
cisco.
Is-seh Netsie Merrill, Guliek, Gr Lahaina, KohaIa and
Hhn.
Is-sch KaIuna, Henry. for H,o. RohalI auI LauPa-
hoehoe.
Is-sch Kamoi. Wcthcrby, for LahaIna and Kahului.
Is-Sch Go-ahead, Clark. for ports on Kauai
IS-S-h Henry. Riviere. Mr Hio and Hama
Ig-St-anrr kil1uea. Berriu.. fr windwa-i Ports
i9-Sch Noiwahinr, kuheana. for koIoa and Nawii~ii-
zB-Am VII ship Congress ~. StranburE. hr Ochotsk-
2O-Sch Emma Rookie. Wilbur, for LahaiuI and kahului.
2O-Sch Kamehaneha Nv, White. for IAhaina and ha-
Iepolepo-
aO-sehr Jeanne.te. hor Mako. East Maui
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II Ship Reindeer, Raynor, reports.-Len New Bedford
Oct. 2, 1860 Nov. 3, spoke = Batavian brig, but could no.
learn her name 18th, spoke an American brig in Lat. : = u
s, Long. IS 50 ", bound TO Monte viieo 10Th, expert
enced a heavy gale in lat. pa Is :. long. 81 : Il W: 18th
had another gale. which lasted about 20 hourz.-sustaineI
no damage. Dec o 1 seaman named VIM. AbeIs, while furIiug
main-top-gaIlant sail, fell from the yard on o. the deck, and
vas killed on the spot. Spoke VII. ship Hiawatha, bound
home with 1900 bbIs sp. oil, 80 months out. Dec. Il, saw =
barge merchant ship. but could not tell what flag she sailed un-
DER 18th. spoke the merchant ship Sylvia. bound to Homo
i1lu 2Oih. experienced another heavy gale. but received no
damage 23f, saw an English ship steering y. and T.; 2G;h. had
another gale. bat got clear Of any damage eIth, saw a clipper
merchant bark, bu; could no, ani out her name or nation F;
3lst. hove to on the whaling ground and at a watch FOR whales.
jan lst, sighted the coast 81 Chile ; 9Th. lowered four boats,
and succeeded in taking one right whale: next day took
another, and on the sth. tO0k two more. Next spoke sh. ship
New Z-aiandl, goth. SAW and spoke the Daniel WOOD, who
hailed 800 hbls all told, including IS bbls sperm, bound to cOas;
OF Chile 18th. saw a merchant ship steering north 29th. saw
QUE. in Iat II 20 : lonr. a : Is " Feh. G,.sw a GERMAN .
ship in the harbor Of Juan Fernandez, which wa a total
~reek-ths crew were s;Hl on the islaud. she va loaded With
salt Petre lluh- passed Am merchant bark sarah, steering
"; I'D. took another sperm whale. Touched at Mocha, coast
Of Chile, and at Juan Fernandez, on the passage cut
REPOET BARE CONET-L.ft san Francisco, March 3. 1851.
and crossed the bar at 3 o'cIocL +. u. The drst two days cut.
had strong wind from y and pleasant weather distance run
S3 mie.-the rest % tn passage had LIGHT wind from : =
and :, anil the last three days had tie wind from Y , and p
by =. Made the land this forenoon At 10 o'cIock-1i days out.
~ Schooner Kal1n1. LAYTON. r-I1rr.-Left Honolulu Feb.
IS arrived at John'tpus Tsianl March ith. anchored On tie
5th, AMI took On board Mr. Trlss ad four natives; one native
had died on the 25th-tle day IIer Honolulu. The last 4 their
bread and H-at hal been used On the 18th = August. 1850. I
Iet everything on the islInl, AMI sailed Or Honolulu on thu 5th
Of March. where w. arrived on the :e.h. Experienced strong
trades all the way dlEu. AMI made the island ia the short space
Of six days Wa y days On the passage back 20 Touoiulu-
having hesn zone only Il days.
Report from HiIo.
We are indebted % Capt Th1s. Spencer, ard Capt. J. w0uh.
for the following
Arrived At IIii,. March II. Eh.leship Jo,cpbiHc. Chapman.
500 bblsJ from MarEartI IiIy. reports
&c Richmond AMI oliver Croker. mated, IS nhaI-s-J75
barrels
Onward. Allen, 80 whae.-lOOo tr.- Was shipping hey oil
by thu Room Hood b.IuI hofu-.
= Z. West. > whale
Robin IJ1i. 3 whales.
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THURSDAY. MARCH Il. 1s6I.


TEE bars Zoe arrived IN sunday morni=g, bringing u j.. al
vices from san Francisco q the 81 q March. The Easter
usl ~ the 1t % Feb- had no, arrived =; tn time % her g.,
Plrture-
The Conner arrived last evening. ~uh San FanciSco paf<r q
the oth, hut without the Eastern mail.
The market for cur i-Lud produce ~. dropping. and slgar
particularly hAd declined from preyiou. rates. W. notice the
foI,~.az sales male at auction By Ne.-r.. MeRaer 4 Merrill
ou the 25,h.
SucAE-5O3 NJ bhIs Sani=ieh Island. 5349sc.
NoLAsss-Ilz hbl- sandsieh lslaHd, BGS&
-. n.- sr-& ~'
The stock Of sugar 8. reported as excessively hrze. =. near
as - p can gather. the following = a statement % the amount on
ri. H. 81 ts,t- -
"- Ee"~ "4 crusAe4
fst up s,7I2 80 t.. The monthly c1usuu ptcn during 1850
f,.t,ti,g a., ~ D a. r.
~
Sock on h-i Jan. ]. Is6I g72g6l0 Is
Imports Nr Jan and eD-----......-..... AIR 40 rs
----
Total------------------ II ,iS2,OsO =.
Consumption for two 0Uths.--.----.-------- +37G-O76 ID
-
Balance, ---....-------. 5,O55OO3 rs
Besides hi. nou:hly consumption, 4 snail amount las
probably been withdrawn Sr export 70 foreign ports- Ithese
ngafes are correct. ~ mus; not BE- surprised - a sill further
aeefip. In the pdc- OF, suzar f. that market until tb- over
80
hon Eastern ports % h-e7yf tnis may not occur III s1ne IHe
vet
h..,fv..o , .ev-,,I xh,L-- d,,f,y d -. ,,b., o-
~ pW'f
Lahaina aud Alo, VIII have a tendency % Improve business
TIE Reports brought in from the feet on the coast are very
=. - - =
PArueniarsW ne reP"fG r"Sei'7l We UT 10 "E 'AiPPMs
memorabilia.
src.a-Tbe Ro.ton Co1UHyr,aT gnHSfua IA. SINE r-rnar.z
-. - - -.~rhf,, T.
Singular that the wholesale pnes d raw sugar a. high IN Homo
lulu a. Ia Boston % Ses York, ~hch markets are supplied
-.o.,tz ,,r, s,-t,, e,,,,-s~. and ro,.so,-,,tv , t-,- :, %.
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PASSENG x

FROM san Francisco-per Comet, March I'll c King
T Hunter, A Mcpherson, Johh Gatiy-
From wtSpwAEp PoErs-per Klauea. March Miss Peek,
" y Ladd, Mr. Burns. Master Bailey, Nr Newton. Mr. PaTkes,
LEW HaaieIea, AMI 90 dee. passengers
For WtSDwAED PoKT>-pcT Elauea. March 19-MrsN aicn-
tine, Nr CoruEel, Miss Mary CcrnWeH. Master COuveu, Judge
Jones, ; Macy. Mr. Unna. : Saviigr. Geo InsOts, q II Parkes,
q Y Burns, and about 200 deck passengers.
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PORT OF LAHAINA.
ARRIVALS.

March liam Sh ship Milton. Hals.y. ON. l., months ou;,
last from the Western Isles. clean.
II Capt Haley spoke ship T4,pgrGiso, in lat. So :,
bound home, sth 100 bis sperm ou, four years out.