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ID. ". FLITNER.

Continues business hrepooi building,
with transit instrument accurately adjusted to the
Honolulu Particular attention given fine
repairing SeNtant and quadrant glasses slvered
Charts nautical instruments constantly
on hand and for sale. 267-1y
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a. s. cRiNRAuM & CO.,

Importers Wholesale Dealers Fashionable Clothing,
Hats Caps Boots AMI Shoes and variety Of Gentle
mems Superior Furnishing Gools. story, formerly
pied by ". A. ALlrich, Esq in Makees Block. Queen
Street Honolulu Oahu. 21S-Iy
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u. s. Marine Hospital.

dcfc cidi 3duerfssr Merchant south Of PosOhce
'0ynssiGH. (Iverunent.) Merchant north Of PosOce
dthOlie Mission Fort street, Beretania
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Commercial Advertiser.
Arise: Thy Country Calls Thee.

Arise thy country calls thee.
Gird the sword made glorious
In many a strife victorious
No coward fear appals thee
The trsitorous foe before thee stand,
Their arraor cleaning in thy sizh:i
Arise and sweep them from the land,
Or perish in the fight.
'Tis Freedom's hour Of need,
She bids the dare thee deed
Advance, and ax thy burning eyes upon her;
She points thee TO the fray,
She leads 20 gory's way,
But neyer-Hsper-SGvsK TO dishonor,
Arise thy country calls thee
by all her sacred story
N1reh on and Eeicoms death
Where Freedom leads glory.
Arise! thy country calls thee,
Her tear. are interesting,
Ii-r ehib:rrn with thee pleading
O., .lIoG, whats'er brEaIIs thee
Shall inBpiogs hands her Standard tear,
Anl W look tam>ly the signt'
Wh-rs are the souls that heroes bear
To perish for her rishG'
Liberty, inspire
Our carts with patriot fire,
An.I e.sII IN avsnzinz hosts hill anil valley
oar bleeding country save,
iieT ancient banner wave,
Til niIIiot.s meath starry folds shall rally,
Anse! thy country calls thee
~ all her saervd story
March on, aad weIc0tne death
Uh-re Freedom leads 10 glory.
-LoHisriLe Journal.
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Fire Department
chief Engineer. r. GIIland-
Lar 4ssisfant Engineer, VIM Duncan
D J. A. Hopper
- Honolulu, No. I, W. y. Cutre. Foreman
Hech1nie- No. 2, A. J. Cartwright, Foreman
Pacjfcr No. 3. : James, Foreman
Halsaiis I. W. Webster.
Protection" Hook Ladder No l. C. W Vincent Foreman
Fire Vardens, J. H. Brown, Geo. Clark, J. b. BrahIey-
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ID. G. WATERMAN & CO.,
CnHfyTSSIO MERCHANTS

Especial attention paid the interests Of the Whaling Fleet by
the furnishing of funds, purchase and sale OF Exchange OH
Bone Merchandise, and the procuring Of Freight
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Isaac HowLANp. JR, & Co, New Bedford
W. q. r. POPE, Esq, do.
MoRGAS, STONE X Co., san Francisco.
MCRUER & MERRILL, do 261-1y
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FIFTH ANNUAL
COMMERCIAL REGISTER
OF THE
n AWAElAN IS l. a " . S,
A. ID. 1862.

Being the 9Th Year Of the Reign of Kamehnmeha ".
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MELCHERS & CO.,
Importers and Commission
Merchants,
STONE STORE, KAAHUMANU ST., CORNER MERCHANT.
AGENTS FOR THE
HAMBURGH- BREMEN FIRE Insurance Co.
PIONEER Flour MILLS, san francisco,
Sale of AsEGUr KEINHARDT's SALT BEEF,
Sale of SUGAR, MOLASSES OTHER HAWAIIAN Produce
Congnments respectfully solicited. and all orders from the
other islands and abroad, promptly executed.
GuSrAy c. MEICHERs. J. d. WICKE, +. A. Sen AEFER,
Bremen. Honolulu Honolulu.
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McCoLGAN & CAMPBELL,

MERCHANT TATL0RS, Fort Street, next door to Odd
Fellows Hall. between King and Hotel streets.
Cassmeres and Yetngs always hand and cloth
ing made up in the best style 269-ly
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DUEISG YEAR 1862. ECIPsEs-IHREE
Moon.
lt- total Eclipse Of thu Moon June evening 1lh
and morning of the 18th; visible in Honolulu III
17m ends Oh 27m.
I'd. partial Eclipse % the Sun, June
Great Southern Ocean.
81. partial Eclipse the sun. I'D visible to
small portion Of the Great Southern Ocean, above the
parallel 81 90
4th total Eclipse Of the Moon December evening
AMI morning Of the 9th visible Honolulu at 7h.
l3m.. ends l1h. 3ui.
5th partial Eclipse Of the sun December visible
the sreater portion of Asia.
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Statistics Relating 70 the Sandwich Islands.

u
THIS GOvERSNEST is Constitutional Monarchy, n
diary King and House Of Mobiles Representa-
tvcs elected hennay 10y the people. REVENUE according
last report SS OCO per raised foreign
and later nal taNcsabOut
residue from sources.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
Return OF the Steamship Baltic from u
Cruise fn Search OF the Disabled United
States Shin Vermont.

The United States steam transport Baltic, ]. Com
stock commander. returned to port yesterday morning
from search OF tho disabled United States ship
Vermont. she left New York March 10, towing the
United States frgate Sabine to Hampton Roads, and
from thence TO Wednesday evening, March 12 after
which proceeded in search of the Vermont, making
borough search between the parallels Of thirtysx and
forty degrees NORTH and between the mcdans Of sixty
and sixty degrees west without falling in with
the ship any traces Of her. hearing anything from
several vessels spoken for that purpose On Tuesday,
the 18th. halfp past eight O'Clock A. NJ spoke the
United States frigate Sabine also in search OF the ver
mont, which had heard nothing OF her, but would
tinue the search TO the north and cast The Baltic
during the cruise passed considerable wrecked stuff
sisting of vessels, spars, broken masts, &c.
ron referring to tho marine columns IL will be found
that the Vermont was by vessel that arrived this
morning-Editor HERALD
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON. March u Isl

TENSIONS TO THE GrNBoAT MEN
The House passed the bill secure to plots engineers
sailors and crews gunboats their pensions.
TIE SATURDAY REcfssEs.
Mr. STEVENS (rcp) OF IA suggested that the House do
not adjourn over tomorrow hc desired that
day TO several measures deemed important the sasu
ry Department.
Mr. vMIAspicuax, (opp.) Of Ohio inquired how soon,
in the opinion Of Mr. Stevens Congress would bo able to
Mr. STEVENS replied that depended how many oh.
ectlous were made to the Tax aud other bills 50 far
The Committee ON Ways and Means concerned, tho
state Of would enable tho House to adjourn by
tho frst OF May.
Mr.. STEVENS addcd-but we must work moro hours
and, perhaps, sit during evenings.
FRiGATE ROANOKE.
Mr. srpcwrcr, (rep) Of N. " introduced joint reso
luton which was passed, authorizing tho Secretary OF
the Navy to the steam rgato Roanoke TO bo IRON
clad and otherwise altered and improved In his dserc-
tion, at the earliest possible day.
rIIR TAX BiiL AMENDMENTS ADorrED
The House concurred In the Scnatos amendments 10
tho bill for the better regulation Of the law OF prize
The House then into Committee Of the Whole
the Tax BILL Mr.. Colfax, (rep) OF Ind, in the chair.
Tho proceedings confined TO tho sections Of tho
bill fixing licenses
Among tho amendments adopted is the following -
That wholesale liquor dealers, including those who sell
distilled spirits fcrmented liquors and wines Of all kinds
shall pay one hundred dollars for each license.
Nr Moas .sp21 oI ThS ssrsd The ieowns
with any state which may adopt gradual aboishment
of tho evils resulting from the sale OF intoxicating
liquors. giving TO such State pecuniary aid to he used by
such State in its discretion TO compensate for the ncon-
venences public and private produced by such change
Ol system.
THIS resolution was received with much laughter
Mr. RICE, (rep) OF Ne, wanted 10 increase the license
the retail liquor dealers I the nation s TO take 'he
wages Of sin, they should he as high as possible .
Mr. STEVENS wanted TO know how much the WagesoI
sin were worth. He for combining The price W 'he
low amount In the bill ,.,
Tho amendment incr easing the license OF retail dealers
who sell liquors in Ices quantities than .hree gs''ns'
From tvept v 10 6v dollars for Zach liccnsc iailed
Tbc i,tee rSss and tho House adjourned till Mon
day
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
TAIRTY.sEvENTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION
Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 21, 1862.

WASHINGTON, March Fl, 1852.
orR NAVAL FIGHTING MEN
Mr.. HALE, (rep) Of N H., introduced a bill to provide
for an equitable settlement of the Of the officers
and saors of the frgate Congress and other els
p assed.
NATIONAL roUYDREs AND ARsESAIs.
On motion Of Mr.. KING, (rcp) of N. " tho bill 70
tablish national foundry was taken up
Mr.. GRIMES, (rep) Of Iowa. moved that the bill bo rc
ferred special committee Of five together with the bill
for tho arsenal and armory At tho West
After discussion the bills referred to special
committee.
SLAVERY IN TIE coLUMBA-TBE DON'T
The bill for the abolition OF slavery tho District Of
Columbia was then taken up.
As the Senate chamber was full Of smoke from tho
bakeries under the Capitol,
Mr. GRIMES, (rep) Of Iowa, moved to adjourn. They
could sit there Ia the smoke.
Mr.. CARnE, (Union) OF Vain his eat)-Bakeriesl
Mr. FfssESpES, (rop.) Of Me-, asked what had become
of the bill to remove the bake les from the Capitol.
Mr. Foor, (rep.) OF VT, said the bill was passed by
the Senate and voted.down by the House.
Mr. ANTHONY, (rep) OF r. l., suggested that the House
be info med that the Senate obliged to adjourn
account OF the smoke
Mr. FEssExprS thought II would DO better to request
the House have the bakeries moved their side Of tho
Capitol.
Tho motion TO adjourn was lost-Yeas Is, nays TO-
THE PRESIDENTS RECOGNITION COMMODORE DrPoSr's
SERVICES.
A message was received from the President recon-
mending a vote Of thanks to Commodore Dupont.
On motion OF Mr.. WILSON, (rep) OF Mass, the Senate
into executive session. and on the opening OF the
doors, adjourned till Monday.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
Police Intelligence.

c,or An CASE OF IScEyprARisM on STATEN IsLASp-Ths
residents of Elotville Staten Island have been seri
osly annoyed by the acts of ncondary Of late Week
after week the work OF destruction continued without
any clue to tho perpcrator At last the authorities were
forced TO send New York for couple OF detectives 70,
tho purpose Of ferrctins out the guilty party which
luckily resulted complete success. Detectives Tie
man aud Roach, who entrusted with tho delicate
task, we're completely in the dark at first, but after
working on tho case for several days they
suspected a sailor named Joseph D. Baird The
man, IL appears, formerly an inmate OF Sailors
Snug Harbor, but, being discharged for some cause,
earned living by taking of the boats and yachts OF
gentlemen In the ncghborhood. io was foremost amors
tn SO who denounced the neicicncy OF tho Fire Depart
mont OF staten Island and strongly urged the establish
rent O, private watch system. Indeed he had SO Jar
interested himself in the matter as TO circulate enuon
for his appointment private watchman, and mad oo
tanned tho signatures Of many citizens TO the paper ING
officers sus, ec,ed that the fires were instituted oy
b,. mans in regard to his appointment as
watchan and IL determined 70 Keep acioso watcn
W. ,sh s, psird own house discovered to be on
Ore and tho officers happonng TO DO IN the immediate
ncghborhood at the me oroke ln'o .no p'ace ana ex
hs oacers found that lot OF shavings saturated with
anrhone had been placed beneath the hoorng and that
M lie clothing and valuable property had been
actd M in sheets and placed at the front door ready for
rcn,oval at moments notice. II was evident that tho
pace had fred by an ucendary and the detectives
were slow in arriving at conclusion To who the
guilty party was Baird, who was in the ne:.hborhood
at sic time, was promptly arrested and conveyed 10
M Upon searching his person box Of friction matches
an piece Of candle found In his possession which
tended streng then the evidence of his guilt
tcriay The officers supposed that tho object 70 be at
taincd in firing his dwelling to divert any
plcion which might point towards him, but luckily the
presence of the detectives dceaed all his nans Amons
prisoner tho harms OF Messrs. Hubert, Staples Brit.
ton and iouscman, the Episcopal church. the bath md
s.ars grocery store Baird was taken before Justice
laggcriy Thursday. aud committed Tor examination
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
THE REBELS ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

Jen. Thompson Impressing Men into the
Rebel Service-Condition OF Affairs I'm
acknowledgements OF Governor
Harris-The Tennessee Leg gislature Miss
ing-Propositions to Burn Memphis
Impressments OF Union Men-The Float
Ing Battery and Hollins' Ram-Union
Men Fleeing from Mcmphis-Demoral.
ized Condition or Things in That City
The Rebels Want Iron and Artisans
Absence OF Mail Facilities, &C., &c.
CHICAGO March Fl 1862
Aspecial despatch to the Chicago Tribune from Cairo
Goth, says that "a report received this morning
from Sykestown that jeff Thompson had landed at Cape
Girardeau and pressing and horses into the
bel service A skrmsh had taken place between tho
Union forces and his advance Three Of the enemy
killed and wounded Reinforcemsnts have been sent
there"
A gentleman who has been . contractor at Memphis,
who left there Thursday, arrived last evening. He
reports that Governor Harris disappeared from Memphis
the second day after the to which the Legislature
adjourned, and has not since been heard FROM He is
supposed to be at Cornth, Miss.
The Legislature has adjourned and gone, knows
whittier.
Tho subject Of burning tho city in case an evacuation
necessary still being discussed. There had
been mpressment Of Union into the rebel service
to any extent except for guard duty until since the fall
OF Fort Donelson Since Governor Harris proclamation
mpressments have been general. Hundreds have been
picked up in the streets and taken from and
dwellings, and marched Off the camps Of instruction at
tho point Of tho bayonet.
The floating battery constructed TO be sunk to
the waters edge leaving nothing exposed except the
maulent which consists OF nine Dahlgren guns II was
built for the protection Of Memphis and has been sent
Island No. 10. Hoins' steam also sent there
The Union men arc leaving Memphis in great numbers,
leaving thor property to be confscatod and glad to
escape with their lives Quarres in the streets fre
quent between Union and secessioniss,
aud shots are hourly exchanged.
The rebels greatly need iron and have offered S25 GOO
TO any artisan who will discover process Of making
maeable iron. Ammunition is penty-manufactories
operation day and night in the vicinity Of Mem
phis. There mail facilities except along the rail-
road routes Letters and papers carried from
to town by private enterprise
The provisional government Of Kentucky to assemble
in Sibcy tent near the headquarters of General Crit
teuden, at Huntsville, Alabama, on the 2lst
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
Trade with the Southern Ports, SC.

WASHINGTON, March II, 1862.
As forces extend tho authority Of the United
States the Atlantic coast, numerous applications are
made by merchants and shippers TO the Treasury Depart
for permission TO trade with tho recaptured ports
but these uniformly refused Nothing is done 10 in
terfero with the blockade. Permits, however, are
granted by the department for internal trado elsewhere
The public debt and all foreign drafts paid at
turty, matter what may be the pressure in other
respects on tho Treasury
The statement that Daniel F. sickles unanimously
rejected Brgadier General is not correct
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MoyRoF, March 20, 1862.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 20, 1862.
All is quiet here.
severe northeast storm has been prevailing for Tho
last two days.
Several small vessels have dragged their anchors and
gone ashoYc, but wn be got or without difficulty.
Nothing has been or heard Of the lhrrInac.
The Monitor occupies her usual position above the nee
She received alterations and additions that will
materially add to her mprcgnability.
The telegraph cable has been partially underrun; but
the bad weather has put stop to operations.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
From St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, March 81 1862.
Mr. Beade, of the Oldest citizens Of Memphis ar
rived here last night He reports that there are bus
three rebel regiments now between New Madrid and
Memphis and that they are stationed at Fort Pillow.
The rebel government is manufacturing pixies at Mem.
phis for the leves, but less than hundred men
have responded to tho last call OF the Governor.
The railroads terminating at Memphis are being
nected so that all the rolling stock be sent down Inc
New Orleans road when necessary
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
he Finy-arst PcnnsyIvania Regiment.


The Governor has issued general order complimening
the FIFTY first Pennsylvania for gaantry atRoanokc and
Ncwbern at tho latter engagement sorming the snemys
batteries a the point of the bayonet and ordering tho
of those battles to bo inscribed ther colors
Tho regiment is commanded by Colonel Hartrauft, and
mainly composed Of those who left Bull before tue
battle They the first to plant the nag at Newborn
and seem determined 10 recover their lost fame.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
Arrest OF Traitors.

CuIcAGo March 81 1s62
Six citizens Of sangamon county arrested yester
day by order Of General aeck and scnt to Alton TO be
placed in close confinement, for aiding the escape Of
rebel prisoners from Camp Butler
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

HrtxsNuItFRs TwESrs SECOND REGIMENT BASD.-Ths
second grand military cossert Of this hne band takes
klaco this evening, at the Academy Of Music. Miss
Huxley signor Manousi and Mr.. s. O. Campbs are the
vocailsts engaged. Tho programme is ono Of tho most
attractive that wo have seen for some time.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
AcAnrMr or MnUc-M thn mailnoo io day Mlnan

AcApEMy OF Musc.-At the matinee to-day "Nasa
nieo" will be repeated. Those who have not hoard This
opers will be charmed With its sparkling and exharatng
music Not the least Of the attractions Of ,he piece
the Fenella OF Scnorita Cubas. Tho Dumb Girl wss
pover more expressivey gracefully portrayed The
opera will be given again Monday Nile cubas having
boon re engaged o. Wednesday tho long talked Of debut
OF Madame lie Lussan takes place.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

From the Nashville Patriot, March l6l
UU SPA gentleman with the above initials appears
at present TO be doing thriving business In our city ia
hardware cutlery mules, horses, wagons prodocel &C.
hibitng his hardwaro and showing his stock We have
anpied for a dowry in his estate
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
Capture OF Two schooners Loaded with
Cotton.

PHILADELPHIA March Il 1852
Tho Bulidin has letter from ship Island, dated the
18th instant which says that the Issca has captured
schooner on Mobile Bay, with vo hundred bales OF cot
ton and that the Pnoa has captured the schooner Cora
with two hundred bales OF cotton.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
Soldiers Barracks Destroyed at Madison,
Wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 81 1852.
Two hundred feet OF the barracks at Camp Randall at
Madison, were burned tho night Of the 10Th inst.
Two soldiers were burned to death. quantity OF
equipments and baggage also destroyed
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
WINCHESTER, Va. March 2l, 1852.

WINCHESTER, Va, March 21 1852.
General William Prescott Smith, with other officers Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reconnotered the road
on Friday to Martinsburg and expect that section will
be opened by the lst Of April They have also made ar
rangemonts to permanently open the Potomac and Win
chester road.
An inch and half of snow fell here last night and the
snow is still falling
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
NEWS FROM GEN. BANKS DIVISION.
Affairs at Winchester, Va.-A Gambling
House Pounced Upon, &c.

WINCHESTER, Va, March 20, IBB2
Last night the Provost Marshal pounced upon gam
oing house recently opened and arrested four OF the
proprietors and several officers The released
on parole and The others put Jail The gambling appa
ratus and other property, amounting to $500 in value,
were also captured
The theatre here is prosperous and filed every night
portion of General shields reconnaissance has re-
turned from Strasburg General Jackson reported to
be near Mount Jackson
Nothing else Of interest has transprsd sincs yester.
day
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
the RuMoaED CAPTURE OF YANcEY.

PoTrsviLEE, Pa, March 81 1862.
letter from Howard Potts. engineer OF the United
States gunboat Water Witch, confirms the capture by
that vessel Of the schooner William Mallory, with the
traitor Yancoy.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
Reported Arrival Of Yancey In New Or
leans.

NASHVILLE, March 21, 1862.
Southern ndvices received here say that Yancey ar
rived at New Orleans and nade speech avowing that
help could be procured from England France, and
urging retaliation by stopping cotton cultivation.
Parson Brownlow leaves for the North day.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AFFAIRS.

The Provost Marshal General Of the Army OF the poto-
mac and his subordnates have in obedience 10 general
order, turned over TO Brigader General wadsworth,
military Governor Of the District Of Columbia,
the buildings and premises occupied in tho city
of Washington, and all tho public property be.
longing thereto. The Provost Marshals ofi-
cor has been Withdrawn from Washington, and
all tho force employed in the. military police
Of the city is under tho command Of General
wadsworth ss Military Governor Of the District Gene.
raj wssworth has established his headquarters in the
building heretofore used and occupied by the Provost
Marshal The Provost Marshal General aud his subordi
mates, have ase turned 10 Brgadcr General Wade
nr,h oil the military prisons within tho District of
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

The report states that The larger part OF Tho stationery
charged to the Military Committee furnished to sol
diers in the army, al tho request Of members.
THE CASE OF POSTMASTER wAKEMAS, OF THIS CITY,
The Senate today disagreed to tho motion to recon-
slider the vote by which Abram waksman was recently
confirmed Postmastcr OF New York. The appointment
In ihara afnra- cnnclnaivA
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

General Smiths Forces sixty Miles Above
Florence-Thc Whereabouts OF General
Beauregard-EIe Is Reported to Have Fif-
teen Thousand Men Under him at CO.
rinth-Thc Fifth Ohio Cavalry Put the
Rebels 10 Flight, &C., sc.