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ed; her officers and marines were taken prisoners,
but the seanien went free. By midnight the Con-
gTsEs was set on fire by the rebels and bdrnei.
Thus far the rebels had the day; but there were
by this time other parties to the hght. The Mime
boats until dark, when apparently neither party was
much damaged. The gunboat Mystic, the irigare 81.
LarrsHcs. and the -cres-frignre Roanoke were busy
the eneny's gunboats il unknown.
During the night only occasional discharges were
heard. bat early Sunday morning work was resumed.
nex champion had arrived. the Monitor, Ericssou's
iron clad steamer, just OFF the stocks. and bur that
week arrived at Fortress Monroe from New York on
her trial trip. The Two gave sole attention to each
orher-i. was net n contest with gunpowder and
long range guns, but a mutual endeavor TO run each
otner down and cut each other in pieces. The Mont
tor hal got a little practice by the feat of cutting a
rebel gunbOat in two before her qualities were dis
covered by the cOmbatants. The new conner had
several narrow escapes from her foe. but finally man
aged 10 get a terrific blow on the port side OF the Mer
rimnc, leaving there n wound so great that the Phil
listine FASTENED out of the contest, and into Norfolk
for repairs.
The Merrimac was a good enough Morgan" till
the Monitor came. The battle was spirited, and the
rebels doubtless gained great eciat by their Saturdays
job. destroying two of our sailing vessels and causing
loss of life. The issue of Sundays work
IS ours. The rebels will make the most Of the only
show Of vict, ry they have had these many months,
but it is not considerable enough to comfort them
over one day Of the week that followed, which seems
10 have been crowded thick with Federal victories.
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MEMORANDA.

II Bark SpsedsrsH, Com Paty-Len San Francisco Is,h
March first p rt 20 the passage, hal lght, SartsIiv winds.
During the Last three days, she mn 1j6 miles. with strong Ne.
winds anil pqu-Hy weather AtsP VI on the 5u:h, hove to IT
vest end of Moi ksi, weather DARK and squaiy. Came into
port next morning
n ship Hgrresf, Manchester, rrports-Sail-d frm Homo
tuI N0s. Crut--i in Batinas and NarEautz Lays LIN
-outhwari q N.r=auta Bay. steamer Panama. 10 nd 20 Ssa
fr1nciseo-thc Captain stopPed hrT, ami Kindly furnished %
with Eastern papers % Feb Is. Touched AZ Cape - Luca-.
aad finally sailed for HOnoIala en- the 9Th. Arrived March -
ID days.
~ Bark Zoe. LaEuon. reports-Lei HOn1lIiu sept. 2
Touched AZ M-h@tn's Island ant io1iei- Arrived at Sydnry
Nov, II. md sailed again ON the I6gh- Arrived At Hobart To@n
On the z5th- AMI saw there the ship Roman. Brssey- With 1900
sp and 300 wh ship Roman Hsmiir, with 1850 So aud SoO VIII
t3d ri. Bsk~T-sh- hal ben sshore az New Zealand. hui went
% sydney for rpshs- We ln Hobart Town on tire LIST Jan,
with horses AMI ttmI-r for Otago. " Zealand Arrived at Purt
Chsin1es Jan sSh- AID At Dunedin oH the llth- SsicA furl
OrI-o on The 3cSh, and left th-rc ships Mountain Wave, bonita.
John Ryan and Notwithstanding crews feb sJth, sprsc
ship ChsmptSn, Worth. OF EigaT1SB, with los tTs- siE.m he
tseru seasons. bound TO iIiho Toaeh-i NJ KuarstoI, HuIhiue
taiI Marrh ~ Capt LAYTON reports the loss % a large English
clipper hip by hr-, 81 the south end of New Z-sitt, Jan 10.
hut DID 400 learn her name she vas reported u have bSen set
on drc by the T~w-
III Bsrk Kathleen. Dudley. arrived n san Frsnei.co March
l., 90 szys fruul SeScaste. y = W. With n cargo % ~al 10
MaesoIrsy * Co. >he Is owned by Sr. J. Wilkinson. % this
place The fosiosing Is her rrPFt - Lsn Newcastle Dec. q
the equator in u days, InnsitHd- IO " Aiier tia; had H-Ls,
norsheriy winis and Gains March 9Th h.r first ofcrr. Nr.
Ecrissrnn. tl from alot. while at work, and Eas bafiy ijurui.
Left zt NsscasfI- ship lcouiur- soon o. leIvr FIR = Francisco
We hav, sDcr tesrn-d, from San francisco, that M EccI--ton
died shortly alter SONG on shore At thai place
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ooMMHRoIAL.
APRIL 3, 1861

rsxzE aave se~n several foreign arrivals since our last Issue,
- 70 .hippIns lie, aznsaHe-s- The clipper RiaglsazeT srdv-
ed en- the 2Tsh. bringing n snaI freight, AMI sAlsd again for
Kans-axa, japan, on the 3Oh-
Tbs hark ZSs arnvst ca Sunday. co days from S-s zeaiaEi.
IN Ballast
Tie bark SpsesseH eans in Man4ay noninS. II days pass
age FROM San francisco. bringing ths usual freight. hu' a -mali
passenger list
IN. ship Iesriaz arrived yes;eraay from sydn~y- VIII eot''.
81 route sr San francisco, for -h5ei port abe VII saH in o ~
days. She has hal a bng passage from Australia, AL crfn.5
In % procur- ws,-T and supplies
The barxrndn- coHttifsfioa, Keller, toarhrI At Lshaiaa Oh
the 18Th With lumber fron Puget S'uni. she disrhargei her
d@rkbosd there. and arrived here yesterday.
The commercial rews from shrUai i devoid q interest md
quotations. in tie san francisco papers show no chang. frn
Last report
Ia local tr.ie everythi-r Is quiet. We regret q have to
notice the failure of a Lesdsag I'M orti1x and Commission MR.
% ths city. The liabilities are estimated at from $4,000 to
$4,000, al hGt about s31co being on Nreign Sccount-
wooL-ye are glad % observe that more attention q being
psii 70 this branch nf Industry in thrse islands, sud With the
Inrs~iucttsn os improved sheep, cur zrsZi-rs must soon berfn to
reap a rich reward In California, the product Of EooI Is rspIi-
u increasing Is SiI b. ssem by the SEJsins from tie BaEefia.
The clip q Wool fr Is52, To- Calf ruia, will oScr-I TINT %
sny pr=ybsus year ard Is estimated IL ase AMI n half millions
az ponnds. % this. the Nilsson w-Iea Factory will eDnsume
a milon % p0unris. o say One-hnh % th- whDge prr duct u Tire
State The Pioneer Nils, no~ b~fnz rrbuit. a, Bs K PIN. are
szpeefsi 10 20 into full operation next Octob-r. They will lave
about the same wor kiuz est A ,y =. hsforr the Izr Obstructive
nre. say. 10 iopms. Consuming 10000 to 10000 is Of Wool
As r~Eari- the packing anil asserting q wools hr shipment,
we understand thlt amp and cnmpirt- arrangements have al
AMI class Tying their wool.- Different establishments and y cE-
~ snsasl w. isuhc y onSinN mafEs their own, AMI rot
aftsr1Pt q bufhf up a reputation upon The Use Or credit o. Oih,T
about coming To market, 10 is difficult TO spas with certainty;
set present Indications would seem to warrant higher 6s1rss
now feeble sni dseifninz. o<in ? ia a great iszre, 20 the heavy
year. There Is lutte douht that a considerable ptrtion Of the
Wool asst at hand this season, will be that taken from dad
sheep
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= His Majesty visited the Russian Corvette on
Thursday last, and was received by Captain paslioH
and his officers with that urbanity for when the
Russian service is becoming renowned The vessel
was beautifully decorated fer the occasion with =
large display Of flags.
- On Tuesday evening the officers OF the corvette
dined with His Majesty, and on Wednesday the snip
sailed for Japan aad the Amoor. During her stay
in port Of one month. the conduct of both officers
and men has been such as to add to the reputation
which the Russian Navy has Justly won for itself in
the PaciEc.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. 1.
ARRIVALS


March 2s-ssh Kamoi. Shepherd. from Kahuiui AMI Lalaina,
sFh 20 bills hay. % mats sugar, - brs molasses,
10 bad eatlr-io deck PASSENGERS
s%-sen hot<etNt Napsa, frum Enhatna, with n lot %
naive pr0iuer@c cabin and o deck passengers.
2s-Am VII bark Harvest. Manchester. from sfarstrita
Bay; 1000 hris Cs' Ihais-) this 7e-soni zoo sp,
2T-Am clipper ship R~ingIcader, White, I2t days from
Fan Franei-so-
2--Srn NaissLin~. Kuh~ana. I'm Kotoa and Saxif;,tf
sith 2l ksgs AMI All mats sugar ) tres ant 81
bris moassss, 3 hTs taIlDw. 5 Legs butter, 20 III les,
Ssh HsnnaS. aS.soS4 4fHsSS l 1870 as,,yrs ,,o
with 100 bal-s Pgiu, 20 PIGS sugar. : hiIes. ? aIrs
fungus : bifs tohaccn. 1 bdI goat skins cabin
ard IL deck pasrrng-rs.
es-sch KekauiaohI. Marehant. I'm Kau and Kona, with
- hases pun, 30 bags and ! bales fungus, ~ hiies,
30 II 8 get skIns- la bags erf-c. G nHls feather,
2 bags bans, 3 packages hon y. 3 pack .grs
furniture. . u n oh<a luulher. 1000 oranges, 100
eoc.~nuu, o hogs-l cabin and 80 passengers on
5o-Am lark Zoe, Lavton. from syincy. nosart Town.
and last frOn otsgv, y z 50 days from the latter
= place
2o-An steamer Martin White, Lovett, Is days from
san sraneisco, en- rute for ~shanghar, anchored
outside sailed again next DAY
3o-Steamsy Ebauea, B-rriil- frm windward ports, with
% had Cattle ] hsr =, IL sherp, 4 b-Irs wool, 10
hoss.s legs butter, $50 posts aud Iss5 n ikea lsm-
bags eofrs ] ri. leather, j box horny. 10 hides,
30 gnst skins I canoe and lot native freight.
'o-sch k-nni Ana, kikeki, from Kauai. with Il cords
wool and . passengers
oi-Am barS speed~sI, Ccm- Patty, IL days from San
Franchises.
with 80 kEs & 2 o mats sugar. 156 pkgs mola-srs.
3seEs -.4~r ad a bot native prOduc--2c bin
and ) deck Passengers
S1-Sch yrannette. johnson, from Mako. with $50 kegs
sugar. o hazs fungus. lot hides. R,at skins, etc.
,prl 2-sm ship icpnium, ueustis. so days from Newcastie,
Eear sydney, with Goals and passengers for San
Franc SEQ Came into port for xstcr, &c.
Am bar&sntiDc Constitution Keller. frDm l. haina.
with 20 bags four, S pkgs and 4 mats sugar, 8 Iris
molasses, Il brf- p1ta.oe-, u hides. n goat skins,
i bri tailow-I cabin and 3 deck Passengers
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ES.

March a'-seh Nellie Merrill, Dorres for MoIokai. L=haiaa and
Hio-
2--Sch Noiseiki. Napeia, for Tahaina and Kaiuiui.
2S->cE Noisahine, Kuhsana, for NawjiwiH, kous and
iianaici
S-seh kamoi, Shepherd, for Lahaina and Kahului-
2s-3aw. stoP L0uizs, Bent. tn cruise South-ani
9-British ARK Emperor, Buekmi .ster, fr Shanshle.
O-Am clipper ship Kingiealer, White, for Japan ad
China
5i-sen Hannah. Antoine. for Lahaina and Hlo.
jl--ch kekauluoti, NaTchant. fr Kona AMI n gu-
April 18Th odd f.ios. johnson. for kptua-
Am Miss brig Murning star, Gviett, for Narqussas
Mission Stations
e-Ru--iaH steam corvette Calevala, DaviioG, for Kama
Etwa and AMOR.
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PORT OF
ARRIVALS.

Pr-sr.-Cy Tetanus. at five minutes past ~ cSrs-
a. N,,r, 2l- 1857. ut his residence, Eden ri.cs, a.
Tcrts EMILE PEERIs. Consul Commissioner o r.. nr5sr
France, at III Hzsaiian Isiznd', hni@h'"'
cf the Legion ~ Honor t,;,rv os the
gI, fr,aI disease had Been caused by a seTere lnyus -
-, chow and am. resulting from q fall On Saturday "areh
I'll, ls6l ,.. o.,, yr ,foses W Fiam
20 = NATIVE @. Woonsocket Fal-, near Prosrienee y
I'D 4, years. His death was caused y a 4 49,
ga attended By all the foreigners o. me dfsIric.'
~ - t--s,,i ssrmon vas preached by The Rev-'.S fme~'n
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OUTsIDE-Our readers will find on the fourth page
one Of Mr.. Trains characteristic speeches. deliver
ed in England during December last. which uas
considered Of so great public interest that it was tel
c~graphoi TO the London Tines. The fact, however,
that any man could make such a speech there and
be applauied. shows, either that a very strong party
exists in Ergland in favor Of the American onion. or
lint freedom Of speech is unlimited.
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GINNING Corrox -Messrs. Brewer & Co, set one
of their cotton gins at work on Saturday last. and a
few bags Of our island cotton were passed through
il. Both the Sea Island and common varieties were
tried, and the gin turned cut an article rs clean, soft
and downy as the most arden; enthusiast Of cotton
culture could desire. Such cotton as the sample
now before us wouii bring probably. under the pre-
sent Inflated prices, in London or New York. not
less than % cents per pound, and would in ordinary
times be worth l2t cents. lie; us have mere cotton,
ami give the article a fair trial. Ne have now the
machinery TO enable its being cleaned aud packed in
in as good order as that produced in any other coun-
try. Let US have a sample Of 1000 bales or so raised
by the close of this year. There need be no fear of
any want of buyers. when such clear aud white cot
ton can be produced.
"STE.NEE EXTRA.-On Tuesday last We issued al Extra OF
the POlgHesi1H. ~ ne forwarded by the steamer 20 our wind
wari islands Subscribers. containing the latest news received
per Mary B5itTidgs'
Our cotemporary have evidently got out his old
brass trumpet, that has been loUg laid aside bro
ken; but there will not be much need of blowing it a
great while, for we understand that the Marshall
has recently sent down a fine lot Of eggs, supposed
to be Shanghaes, but knowing ones say they are
geese eggs. which are undergoing the usual process
of incubation in the Polynesiaa ovarium. If there
is not some cackling by and bye OTer the way, it
won't be from want Of material.
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TnE MILKY WAY.-On Tuesday morning, as a
milk man was driving down Nuuanu street in his
cart, when near the National, he came up to n horse
with milk panniers and rider standing by the road
side. As the cart was passing, the horse, evidently
remembering the old saw that Opposition is the
spice of life,' raised his heels very unceremoniously,
struck the cart once or twice, pitched his own rider
and cans into the gutter, and upset the carts driver
in front of the wheels which passed over his legs. No
body was hurt, or at least very badly.
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NEW BOOKS!

EUST RECEIVED BY Bnrk "SpecdweII,''
- a choice collection Or new and popular works, 10 which
the attention Of the reading public ia respectfully called.
Among the collection are
Du Chaisu's new work on Africa.
The uprising q a Free People,
TIE Woman in White.
Seasons with the Sea Horse,
United States Infantry Tactics,
Inquire Within, or anything you wish to know,
That's II,
The Perfect Gentleman,
Hiss Beecher's Receipt Book.
Book Of Common Prayer. gilt edges,
Longf"low's Poems, gilt edges,
TeuuVson's -
WINS " "
Buttons Natural History, S vo. cloth,
kane's Chemistry most valuable work 10 Planters and
Sugar Boilers,
Gray's Botany for Young People.
AppIetou's Dictionary Of Mechanics, latest edition. half
morocco binding-SI5 90,
Memoirs Of Niiocq, the Paris Detector,
Edgar A. P0es complete works vols.
Complete Letter Writar
New Dictionary Quotations,
CDcndorf' 5 Grammar and Kew,
Plymouth Collection, cloth. plain,
AChlan's famous work on L. 5. Cavalry, new edition, re
yiscl by himself
The Great Preparation, by DR.. Cummings,
smith $ Pilgrimage - Egypt.
Bourne Cgtachism of he Steam Engine.
CarIysies Frederick the Great, Pass ana Present. and
French Revolution,
English Poets-including Heman's, Scott. Milton. Cowper.
BURNS, Byron, &C.
Appleion's Modern Atlas.
Porter on the Sugar Cane,
Nartel on the la Of nations.
! set irving's Westinghouse vols. complete,
Vols. ] AMI , Of Rebellion Record,
Everctt's Life Of Washington,
nd q great variety Of Miscellaneous WORKS.
Por sale by
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DISSOLUTION.

TgVHE FIR VI KNOWN
q under the name of HUGHES & OiiLSON, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The books and accounts will be
left in the hands Of A. Gibson for settlement. and all those know
ing themselves indebted to said firm will please come forward
aud settle their accounts, as in mediate payment is required.
HUGHES & OuLSON.
Honolulu, March 81, 1862.
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PASSENGE RS.

FoaEIcS.
From SAW rEsS1sco-per speeiweH. March Ji-Mr and Mrs
Thompson, VIA II J-hnsou, Captain T h P5rS. u b siu=hOse.
Pong F01S AMI Nrs hi Xii
coAsTwIsg-
From wrSpwaRp PonTs-per Kiiausa. March 3O-Nessrs
Nuurue. Dufhn, AcGirrgor, = Baldsins, Cumings. COru~el-1
cabin and 81 deck passsn<rrS-
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PEANUT OIL! PEANUT OIL!

VVHIS OIL CAN BE Used FOR ANY KIND
OF Lamps, burns with =
White and Brilliant Light. mud emit- no
Smoke.
In quantities to suit, for sale at
306-8m MEbCiEhS q ooS
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Notice !

Is GiVES. TIA
" JOSIAH c. SPALpING. Of Honolulu. las, by deed dated
March ~. 1862. assigned and made over all his estate, pr pcHy
and effects. and all due e. in. 70 the undersigned a. 1ruE
tcrs er his Creditors. aud al persons who are indebted 20 the
aid Josiah c. SpaAding are required 10 pay the amount due hy
them respectively, To the undersigned only, AZ the; alone are
entitled to receive end release the same.
All persons having claims against the said josiah c. Spaidinr
viii ,I.as, present the same 20 the undersigned withou. delay.
CuAS- &. HARRIS.
ALIEN. !. CAR WRIGHT.
Honolulu, April lst, 1867. 3o6-Ss
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ALMOST A FAMINE-We learn from a correspondent
that the natives in Kau, Hawaii, are suffering from
the scarcity of food. So many of the people of that
district have been occupied in collecting pulu, spend
ing their time mostly in the mountains, that the Gull
tivation of tnro aud other food has been much neg
lectel. Fortunately there is an abundance on the
other islands of the group to supply their wants, be
they temporary or permanent, and as soon as the
scarcity is know, there will be sufficient sent thither.
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From SYDNEy.-The American ship IcoRium, Hues-
tace. arrived yesterday, so days from Sydney, en-
route for San Francisco, with cargo of Goals. She
brings Sydney papers to January Is, being some two
months later than We had before. Our Colonial
n~eighbors had obtained a version of the Trent affair,
according to which an American steamer after hav-
ing been admitted into southampton, went out of that
port. overhauled "A West India steamer, for which she
had been waiting, &c, sc. This is about rs near the
truth as our Contemporary, the PoiyHesidn. usually
gets in its versions Of foreigns and domestic news. In
local COloni-l matters We notice nothing very inter
esting. There are the usual new d~iggings. cricket
matches. law and bankrupt reports, aud intermina-
BILE Par lament disputes.
The yield Of gold had decreased during the past
year. The Herald gives the receipts for 1851 as
1.si2,2OS OF. against 2.O97 ,5l5 OF. for 1860. The
shipments for 1861 were valued At s,044, $50, and
those for 1860, sS,5l3 SSL. Prices Of land, labor
and cost of living have also decreased very largely.
BY this ship there has arrived a celebrated I;sl-
ian Opera troupe, AMI if any suitable place can be
obtained for performing. the public will have the
pleasure Of listening TO some Of the finest musical tall
ent that has ever visited Honolulu.
POTATOES, and ulers to get hem.-We have re-
ceiyed from Messrs. Allen * Berrill of Kawaihne, a
bag Of the famous Ea~aihee Irish potatoes, equal in
size and quality to the product of any former season.
Ships in want OF their Spring supplies should visit
that por:, and obtain them fresh from the warehouse.
These Kawaihae potatoes are considered better than
any other kind for whalemen to take North. By re-
cent advices from thence. we learn that whales have
been very abundant in the bay during the Spring,
and il is not unlikely that ships visiting that port
may take oil enough there to pay not only for their
potatoes, but all their Spring recruiting bills.
" Our next news from the East will probably be
brought by the clipper ship Dictator or bark RaLh-
IesR. Both vessels were TO leave the latter part Of
Mlrch-22i to 25th. The ship Charger, to sail
April LIST to Sth, is expected TO touch at Hoaolulu for
freight, and will also bring a mail. We shall hard
" expect another mail to arrive before the sth or
10Th inst. -
ABOUT TIE MoRMoYs- The report that we pub
lished in 4 previous paper, about the Morrons on
Lanai compelling the natives 81 Draw plows. we arc
assured by a gentleman who knows. is correct. Is
this the beginning of 4 new system Of forced manual
labor or slavery -
For THE MAroUEsAs--The brig Morning Star"
sailed yesterday "Wednesday under command of
Capt. Gelett, for Marquesas, taking as passengers,
DR.. Baldwin and sou. She goes thiiher to supply
the missionaries stationed there, and will be absent
about two months.
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BILLHEAD s. What looks more neat and business
like. than well printed bill-heads: We are enabled
by our Ruggles' Bill head Press, to produce them in
n superior style, resembling "copper" plate printing,
and at prices to suit the most economical.
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- The steam tug .Hdrtin Uhite, Lovett, arrived
here on the evening of the 18th, 16 days from San
Francisco. She is schoOner-rigged, and came down
wholly under sail. She left the same afternoon
for Shanghae, China,
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vERTIsEMENTs.-A unusually large number of
new advertisements appear this week, and those in
want OF new merchandise, or sending orders for
goods from the other islands, will be repaid by read
ing them over. Merchants seldom advertise their
wares unless they are worthy the inspection of Gus
toners who are always on the watch to get the new
est, the best and the chea pest to be had in the place.
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notice!

Honolulu, March 81. 1862.
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