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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-01-23

The PEOPLE OF RICHMOND IN GREAT FRIGHT.-
The New York Tribune'S special, dated at Washing
ton November 18th, says John f. Uday of North
Carolina, a British subject, was brought here in the
Cour de Leon. He obtained a pass at Richmond from
the British Consul, and reached Matthias Point from
from Fredericksburg. He represents the citizens OF
Richmond TO be in a great fright ut the success of our
Navy at Beaufort. He was sent here by Governor
Reeder of North Carolina, to bring two sons by the
first marriage of the late Judge Douglas, and carry
them South to prevent their property, valued at
$500, 900, from being confscated.
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PASSENGERS

TOREGS.
FOR NV BEDFoED-pcr Raduga, January 1s--NIiss Martha
Cooke. Miss L q Pratt.
For VICTORIA. V. I-per Constitution, Jan 22-Rev o Glover,
James ID Robinson, wife and . children, Samuel johnson and 3
children. Luxe Keegan and wife, jam. : lockwood. J c Clancy,
John Shepherd, Thos Wheeler, Chas Cash, Louis VOLTS.
From FAxSISG's IsLAND-per Mariia, Jan 19-Capt Zenas
Bent and wife, Capt II English, William Greigg, Z IL King, t
Nheeler.
CoAsTwISE-
Per KILArEA. Jan l9-From HIraii Rev o Glover. Judge
: L Austin, c y Spencer. From Maui: Capt James Makee,
Mr. VI -Greyor and wife, James LOuzada. W II Bailey, III Parker,
Miss Peabody. DR. Hutchinson. Gov Nahaolelua, Eugene Bal, ID
Stewart. ami 3 hospital men-l7 cabin and 100 deck passengers.
For wISDwAED PoRTs-per Kilauea, Jan. 2l-Hlis Majesty
the King, Capt James Makee, DR. Hutchinson, john Mum, W
II Bailey, J Birney, II II Sawyer, Mr Muller. Eugene Bal, Geo
Holmes sam Teddy, ii NaiheiAai. j g Maipinepine-l3 cabin
and about 80 deck passengers
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POR

For NEU BKDFoEp-per Raiu-a, Jan 1S-62T Pkgs Ol6.55
gaHs) whale oil, Il pkgs C2,Tsi ga1s) sperm oil, 359 bdls (4i,265
ts~J ~halrbone, s bris sush, 8 LEGS C592 tb) susIr. / tin arrow
rDoS 2O56 hiIes, 81 bils goat skins, l. boxes curio-ties- 1keg
famzrfnds. / case condensed milk. hail bl oDfvs, i trunk elects,
] chair, l bdl canes, ! box jelly, . cases old copper, IL bdls- !
cases and ; bfs OIL composition, i oil eOmpos'n ruddercase, :
Panching machines, 2 bhs sad irons, 6 half barrels yarnish. 20
saeks barley. i broken bell ca
For yIcTOEIG and TEEKAI E-per Constitution. January %
j ,555 kegs and LBS bAgs (239,59s fbs) sugar. SGD brls DISCO
gals) moitses, 40 hays (22-ls3 fbs) coffee, 10 pkgs beef. q bris
POI, 8 do. taliox, Q water casks. 1 key whisky, / case gin, 40
bales OIL -202 fs) pull, : muies- yaiue-domestic produce,
80, Os3 81; foreign do, sl53 oO-total. s2I,2. 81
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NATIVE LIrERATURE-Some of the notices and
communications published in the native newsp Pers
are curious specimens. Here is enc from the Star Of
the Pacific:
NoTICE-know all men, chiefs and common peo-
ple. white men and Cinnamon, stopping between
Hawaii and Niihau, who have seen my husband
=. Lima" this that | make know TO you in the most
public manner, that you may know his ways and the
nature of the relations existing between husband and
wife, and by this notice you will all understand that
Lima has forsaken me and our bed and our Children,
aud he has taken all our property and only let my
body, the children and the bed. To sustain myself
and the children, l have been prosecuting with vlgor
the selling of tobacco at the corners of the streets IN
the Honorable town Of Honolulu.
Here is another thing that | have TO tell all OF you
who may see Lima, this husband Of mine. DO not
buy my hand cart from Lima my husband, because
the right in the cart belongs to me, and l now make
known my right in the cart, so that you may all un-
derstand. The right in the cart is in me, for 1 made
salt, and sold the salt and with the money received
from the salt | bought the cart, consequently | forbid
you all 10 purchase or you may lose wait I'LL l con-
sent, then the sale will be eifectusl. for the property
is really mine. Look in Genesis 3 Is In the
sweat Of thy face shslt thou eat bread, till thou re-
turn into the ground" That is the first part of that
verse. Look again to the last part Of the 18th verse
of the same chapter, " In sorrow shalt thou eat all
the days of the life" This Lima" husband of
mine, causes my eyes to weep. he has left me and our
bed, consequently all Of you look for the good (pTo-
priety) of these proceedings Of q husband 10 his
wife, and I now call upon God 20 bless this all.
"EANEwABINE"
W. b. NAHAEUALII.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

jan lS-Am wh ship Nassau, Quinn, IS mou;hs ont from New
BedfOrd, last from King GeOrge's SOUND, W. A.,
los 80, 50 sh. all tohi.
Is-Sea kam~haneha ". Morse, from NaIiko. with %
kegs sugar, 30 bts molasses, 500 keg-shOoks, 81
X IS heads. ETC.
19-Haw sch MarIda. Copeland, IL days from Faunins's
Island. with ll.0OO gallons cocoanrt oil
l9-stsamer kiauea, BerTuL- from Eindxard ports. W IN
30 bales puiu. 10 bags fungus, - bad cattle. 40
hsi-s- 50 goat skins, 20 heal % sheep. / horse, 20
hogs, ) casks oil. = casks mise. : kegs butter, co
hrIs p0tatoes, Q has eoGee. / dog turkeys, l pkg
specie, CSl0oO) and lot native freight
l9-Sch Nettie Merrill. Borres. from Hilo- Kobaia and
Laaaina- With Sc bslrs halrs pull, 5 brIs tAlow,
~ hides cabin anil 30 deck passengers.
is-sch Odd Fellow, Candagr, from Koloa, with $50 kegs
and 100 mats sugar, IL barrels nolasseS, lOl kegs
syrup, 4 kegs butter, = cOops fowls, ! hoss-I3
pass myers
l9-Seh Noiwzhine. Kuhezna. FIN NaviIixHi. with 3 br-
and $ tres molasses, 19s keys and 194 bags sugar,
Il kegs butter, IS hides, B bales fungus 5 hogs, /
hors--15 pass<neers-
20-sch Jeannette, johnson. from Hanaiei. with : cords
wood md 5 bris syrup
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PLEASANT WEATHER AGAIN.-The return of the
trade winds on Tuesday, Gfter an absence Of sixty
days, was very refreshing For four and five days pre-
vious. a dead calm prevailed, and the wind during
the time seemed hesitating whether to blow from
South or North. The weather-wise said it was
:. waiting for the moon to change'-just as if the
moon didn't change every day. However as she
stepped into her last quarter, the breeze did spring
up and promises to freshen and bring us the usual
strong winds, which prevail during the latter part of
January. Ii was during this month last year that
several remarkably short passages we're made from
San Francisco the Comet arrived on the 18th, 9
days and 20 hours, on the passage; and the Fair
Hind, on the 2lst, s days Ia hours-the shortest
trip ON record between the two ports.
= From all parts Of the islands, our advices report
an abundance OF rain, which will be of immense
value to the growing crops and pastures. There is a
general complaint of an increase Of animals, which
overrun the plains and pastures and tread down
more grass and destroy more shrubbery and trees
than they are worth. Some legal measures will
have to be adopted to check this increase of horses,
donkeys, cattle and goats, which are now creating so
much trouble, and causing such q hindrance to agri-
culture. -
COMMERCIAL STATIsTICs.-For the annual official
statistics of the Collector General, see first page.
Our remarks on the state of our Commerce. as exhi-
ted by them, are deferred till next issue.
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DEPARTURES.

Jan fs-Am ship Raduga, Burdht, for New Bedford
eo-Amb rizf- Josephine, Stone, for the GuanO Islands,
with provisions, etc
@-seh Netsbe Merrill, BOus, 6r Lahaina, Kohala ard
lilo
2i-stcamer KIlauea, Berrii. foe Lahaina, Kona and other
vindsand ports-
1-Srh Odd Fellow Caniage. FOR NawfIixui and Hanaiei
1-rh Aotvahine, Kuhezna, for Na~iiriI and Koioa-
H-sch kamehameha ". Morse, for MsIko.
Tam barkentine Constitution, Keller, for Victoria and
TNkaIeE
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UNKNowN.-The Treasurer of the Queens Hospital
received last week n donation of $500 from an I'M
known source, sufficient to cancel the debt against
that institution.
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Boy PoIsoNED.-A native boy at Hilo, poisoned
himself last week by taking a bottle OF corrosive sub
Innate, supposing it was cologne water, which the
natives are in the habit of taking too fir, ely. He
died on Wednesday night.
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meeting house at Kapulena. Hamakua, Hawaii, was
dedicated to the service of God. The sermon on the
occasion from Haggai IL: 9. The singing was per-
formed by the choir from Paahau under Joseph and
gave great satisfaction TO the audience. The day
was delightful, the hoase thrOnged, and the services
interesting. t the close of the services a contribu-
tion was taken up from the spectators, which with
the funds contributed by the residents, paid off the
debt on the edifce. The church. is one of the neatest
and prettiest in that part of Hawaii 1t is as yet
without a bell, bnt the resolute spirit of the people
will not allow it to remain long without this essen
tial appendage.
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Mr.. Kipi has been a Member OF the Legislature
for several sessions, and is we'll versed in the routine
OF business. Mr.. KAPPA Is a new member.
On Maui.
For Kdanapali-J. II. Moku. is elected.
For .HdEGtcdo-Kapihe, Is elected.
For H1nd-kahananui. is elected.
For .Holokai and LdRGi-H. L. Hitchcock and
J. Alapai are chosen.
~ From Kauai, we have no further returns.
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BORN.

A, Lahaina, January II, to the wife Of Rev. s. 4. Bishop
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INCoNsIDERATE.-The Constitution yesterday took
away a number of passengers, and we are sorry to
notice that some of our n~eighbors did not stop to say
goodbye to their friends. Well, there's a day of
reckoning, as the old proverb says. when all accounts
must be SQUARED.
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81 King. the Daguerrean, gives notice that he
leaves soon tor a tour on Hawaii, where he intends
taking views ordered from New York-the ~indefatig-
able Barnum having conceived the idea of adding q
panorama of the Sandwich Islands to the countless
attractions of his famous Museum in Broadway.
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MARRIED.

Honolulu. Jan. Q. by the Rev. :. C.
Damon, Capt. H.. : HoSland to Miss I;ebecca Wright, both Of
Honolulu
LApD-zABRfsKK-In San Francisco. Dec. s. by the Rev.
Mr.. Benton, W. Frank Ladd, Of san Francisco, to Annie VI.
Zlbriskie, Of Sacramento.
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- His Majesty the King took passage Tuesday
in the steamer for Hawaii, intending to spend two
weeks at his country seat in Kailua, where his agri-
cultural experimentation and coffee growing-in
which he is much interested, require his supervision.
He will return on the 9th of February.
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ELECTION RsrUESs-We have received the follow
ing report Of the election at Hilo. The whole num-
Der OF votes cast was SIS, being the largest ever
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New LUMBER YARD.-Mr. 5. II. Dowsett has pur-
chased the cargo Of the Constitution, and opened
n lumber yard on the corner Of Fort AMI Queen
streets. With the return Of cheap prices. the con-
sumption of this article will probably increase among
the natives, 10 the extent it existed two years ago,
when every native became almost crazy with the idea
of living in a hale idGu, (wooden house.) High
prices led them to calculate a little, and to conclude
that straw would do for awhile, whilst their dollars
would buy them lots of new clothes. They're shrewd
as Yankee pedlars, now, ar'nt they?
CHEAP HoRsEFLEsH.-An auction sale OF about
thirty horses was held on Saturday last. The prices
ranged from 81, % per head to SIS, the latter being
the highest sum bid, was paid for a doubtful Oregon
three-year old colt. This is a fair sample of the value
Of common horses in Honolulu. We noticed q week
or two since the sale of a fine improved horse for
$3.50, aud he was worth every dollar paid for him.
This shows the difference between poor and good
animals. -
A ROYAL FIREMAS.-The Prince of Hawaii has
Joined the Honolulu Fire Department, by becoming a
member of Engine Company No. 4. The company
feel highly honored by the acquisition of their royal
brother. though he may not be able TO man the brakes
with them for many years yet.
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