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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-07-09

Horse TAMING-By the bark v. S. Perkins,
from Victoria, there arrived Prof. G. A. Bellew, a
skillful horse-tamer, who has been lecturing and
practicing his profession on the Northwest coast.
His performances and method of training horses is
said to be similar to that Of Rarey. Our citizens
would no doubt enjoy his exhibitions, particularly
the native population, who are given to horse riding
and horse breaking after a fashion Of their own.
We doubt whether there are any very vicious horses
on the islands, which cannot be subdued with gentle
treatment. But if Prof. Bellew cannot find wild
horses 10 practice on here, we think he will find his
match in some of Mr.. Dowsett's herd Of wild and un-
branded cattle, which he has been unable as yet to
get near enough to lasso. We don't know that his
profession embraces cattle training, but if it does, he
can obtain material for at least one or two good ex-
hibitions.
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STILL DUE.-Items were scarce last week. but they
are scsrcer this. and as for foreign news, we shall
have TO wait tilfit suits the Yankees convenience to
bring IT,. There ought to be ONE stirring intelli-
gence by her-such as the capture of Vicksburg and
Port Hudson with "a, ZOO prisoners and their arms,
the opening of the Mississippi, Gen. Lees doings
before Washington. if he has not hurried back TO
protect Richmond from another unexpected visit by
Stonemsn and Reyes. There is room for startling
news by the incoming mail. and if We don't receive
it, il will be because it hasn't happened. We shall
look for San Francisco WeekIies of June 6, Is and
Goth, aud New York UeekIies and mails of May II
and DIST
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Correspondence of the Z. c.. Advertiser.l
The Hawaiian Bible and Tract Society give,
up the ghost.

To the Editor Of the Cont advertiser DEAR
SIR AS n life member of the above institution, I
would inquire through your columns why it has been
allowed to des The anniversary meeting was held
in the early part of June, 1862. the officers appoint
ed, also the preacher for the annual sermon, with a
substitute provided in case Of disappointment
Strange to say, the whole affair has been neglected
without, 80 far as l have been given to under
stand,'' q single meeting of the Directors from that
day to this.
The annual sermon has been omitted, and if I
understand matters Alright. by the Constitution, the
Society is dead. 1t is a pity to see the religious in
situations of these islands, following in the wake of
the Agricultural Society. Its reminds one Of 6 Lao
dicea." Yours, A LIFE MEMBER.
Honolulu, July 8, 1868.
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-BOstOn Bulletin

AMERICAN CESTs.-Th mint at Philadelphia IL turning out
nickel cents at the rate Of twenty-five thousand every twenty
four hours. and through the system Of absorption now in prog
ress with dealers In small coin, Operating for a rser which
viii never take place, the general government is making a
handsome thing Oft Nickel cents cost the government exactly
SlNty-iour cents per hundred that ia, on every dollars worth
& ntckSls" The Mint succeeds in disposing Of the government
clears the handsome profit 81 thirty-six cents If sPsculat0rs
can afford TO purchase all the mint manufactures, the national
treasury VIII be greatly benefited by the operation. Thirty-six
collars profit on every hundred is better than speculation even
IN goti. The Government does not redeem these ccnts-wil
not give green-backs for, and consequently holders are sure to
lose on them.
At The New Bedford Boot and Shoe Mandatory, a machine
for sewing together the s0es and uppers Of shoes has recently
been put in OPERATION 1t cost 800, and Is capable Of turning
oat Us pairs per day. 1t Is a new article for that neighbor-
hood and those familiar with the common family sewing ma
chimes, would almost as soon take IL for a saw mill. A pegging
machine is also in operation at the factory.
The building on Front street, New Bedford, formerly occupied
by Edmund KOdman- as an oil and candle mandatory. and
more recently as a machine shop by Jas. W. Hathaway, is
being Fitted for Mr.. Jos. @. GrinnelI, who will remove there
from the foundry now occupied by him on South Water street,
and he will there continue the iron founding and machinery
business He has just cast six large mushroom anchors for the
Light House Department.
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SSENGE

FOREIGN
From VICTORIA, V I-per y ; Perkins, July 5-Mrs 5 Robin
son, u A B-new, wife and som
For SAN FRAScIsCo-per Comet. July 6-Rev DIR Anderson
and vile, Miss Mary Anderson, X W Wood, Miss Babccck, 7 J
Dryer and wife. Miss Helen Damon, Geo Wood. Miss Eliza
Wood, A n Clark, ii ii McCOughiry, II Hart, J + Emerson, J
Scholz, Pal Dias, Geo Machin, A Garner, o Blabon, Aman 20.
CoASTwIsE-
For WISDwAsD PoRTs-per Kiiauea, July 2-D b Lyman
and wife, Mrs Shipmau ami 3 children, Rev o III Gulick. wife
and child, Rev A o Forbes, wife and child, Rev I Coan and
wife. Miss III Z Coan, DIR c III WetmOre, Chas Baldwin, Miss +
Baldwin. Miss Mary Waterhouse, Miss Mary Paris. Miss VI J
Alexander, Miss Ellen Lyman, Miss Carrie Rodgers Miss Sarah
Rodgers, II b Beckwith, wife and , children, Capt J Makee
Bishop StaIey, Chas Coaks, : Ayers-32 cabin, about 10 deck.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.
ARRIVALS.

July 2-Sch Nette Merrill, Crane, from Hlo, with 200 kgs
sugar, 200 goat skins, 80 hides, 2 cabin, 9 deck
pass.
Sch Jeanette, from MOlOaa, with frewOOd.
3-Sch KamOi, Shepherd, from Lahana and Kahuui,
with IS pkgs sugar. -four and wheat, 6 pass
Sch Emma Rookie, Wetherbyi from Lahaina and
Makes Landing, with 200 kgs sugar, so brls mo-
iasses, 10 eds wood, s bgs paddy. 20 hides, 4 bales
fungus, : cabin, 20 deck pass.
Sch Kamehameha ", Clark, from MOloaa, with Is
eds frewOOd. i pass.
Sch Manrnkawai. John, from Molokai, with 500 bndls
pal al, IL bgs fungus, 200 watermelons, 2 bgs corn,
i pigs 20 pass.
Sam bark N ) Perkins, Robinson. u dys frm Victoria,
vi, 18th lumber to ii. Uackfeld d Co.
SSteamer Annie Laurie, Marchant. I'm ports on Kauai,
with 2l3 kgs sugar, 10 bgs fungus, l bg peanuts,
3 hides, 4 hogs 30 pass
Sch NOiwahine, Kuheana, firm Tanalei, with 16 kgs
sugar, I eds wood, 2 cabin, il deck pass.
S-Sch Warwick, Bull, from MOlokai.
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Vessels. Expected from Foreign Ports.

Am bark Yanke-, Taylor, would leave San Francisco about the
22i OF June-h6uTly expected.
Am Miss packet Morning Star, Geiett. from Micronesia-due
in all July.
Haw. schooner Kate Sergeant sailed from Boston about Nov. II,
with general mise. To III. HackfeId & CO.-over due.
AM bark Helen Mar, DeshOn. sailed from Boston March II. with
a general cargo To G.. Brewer & Co.
Bremen bark George Ludwig, HaesloOp, sailed from Bremen
April 4, with general mdse TO Z. HOfschIaeger & Stapen-
horst.
British steel sch Domi,ila sailed from Liverpool April Il, with
assorted cargo To Janion, Green x Co.
Bremen ship Elena, Bremen, sailed from Bremen April II, with
general mdse to ii. Hackfeid < Co.
Am ship Raduga, Ropes, sailed from Boston May 10, with a
general cargo TO C.. Brewer & Co.
Am ship Samuel Robertson, would leave New Bedford in all
May. with general mise To Wilcox, Richards x Co.
OId'g bark Julian, Lubbers. was to leave Bremen in all May,
with general mdse to Nelchers < Co.
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COMMERCIAL ITEAs.

A new step in biography is about to be made in the port 81
Liverpool The Ightships whictSlie of the harbor are to be
furnished with dias and fires to communicate with the shore.
> The new project will save an immense time in reporting vessels.
FLINT GLAss-FIint il nearly pure siIicic acid, and at one
time u was extensively used in the manufacture Of pottery and
glass hence the common term Z" flint glass" in the production
Of which white sand has superseded il. American flint glass
mas a very good reputation in Europe, owing TO the good mate
rtals that country affords.
EXPORTS OF OHs AID BOyE--A merchant Of New Bedford
iuTnlshes the following statement Of the exports from New York
% rHs and whalebOne, from the LIST Of January to the LIST Of
April, 1888, compared with the amount exported during the
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On Sunday last, the Stone Church was filed
with a very large audience to listen to some
farewell remarks from DR.. Anderson. The
crowded house evidenced the respect which the
natives entertain for one who has been employ
ed in their behalf for forty years, and whose
presence has had the effect of kindling afresh
their warmest aloha. He told them the object
of his mission to the islands, what he had ac-
complished, and what was now expected of
them. He said that the same benevolent pur-
pose that first prompted the American people
in sending teachers to them, would still actua,e
them, but urged the Importance of their endeav-
ing to sustain preachers of their own race. lie
spoke of the ingratitude of forsaking their old
teachers, who had taught them from infancy
to manhood, to lchom they are inde5ted for
trhateUer education. social standing or ciriHza-
ton they enjoy, and who are still determined
them and their children, and counseled them to
stand by them with the frmness and sincerity
they had always shown. His remarks were in
~terpreted by Rev. H. H. Parker, and were lis
tened to by the immense congregation assembled
with the deepest attention. At the close of the
service, the people appeared 10th to leave the
house without a parting salutation and blessing
from their venerable father in God, and fully a
half hour was occupied in shaking hands with
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DEPARTURES.

July 2-Steamer Kilauea, McGregor, for windward ports.
2--Sch Moikeiki, NapeIa, for Lahaina and Kahului.
Sch Jeanette, for MOoaa-
Sch kalama, spunyarn, for ports on Kauai.
6-Am bark Comet, Smith, for San Francisco.
Sch NOiwahine, Kuheana, for Hanalei.
Sch Kamoi, Shepherd, for KahuIui-
6-Sch Emma Rookie, WetheTby, for Lalaina.
6-Steamer Annie Laurie, Narchant, for Kauai.
6-Sch kamehameha ", Clark, for Mooaa.
6-Sch Nette Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Hama K lilo.
Sch Odd Fellow, Johnson, for ports on Kauai.
Sch Nanuokawai, John. for Noiokai.
s-Sch KekauIuohI, Haley, for Kau and Kona.
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IMPORTS.

From VICTORIA, V. I-per y ) Perkins. July SO tons pig
iron, l pei tiles, 29I bxs soap, 100 rolls mating, III csks, 145 cs
ale, s c. personal effects. : or cks rum. 9 or cks brandy. 1 csks
sherry. 2 bs plants, 1906 Il rough lumber, 1851 It dressed
do, 1920 L4thes, 1901 VI shingles, so brls -four, = hhds rum.
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EXPORTS.

For san FRAScIsCo-per Comet, July 6-451 SKIS coarse, ga
sks dairy salt, 3O4 bales pull, 5 bales fungus, 22O3 kgs sugar.
IS3 bgs coffee, us bales wool 1910 bndls sugarcane, 10 bnchs
bananas, 5 cs herbs, 3 brIs pork, 3 bIs beef, 3 bales sheepskins,
/ cs GIN
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A d. +. A. Nils PRoGE as DE LocEASIELoDGE
w O.l24, under the jurisdiction OF the Supreme cOun-
~ cal of the Grand Central Lodge OF France, working in
the ancient Scotch Rite, holds its regular meetings on the We'd
nesday nearest the full moon Of each month. at the old Lodge
Room, in King street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited
to attend.
363-3m ). H.. BROW N, secretary
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Ships Mails.

For VICTORIA, v. L-per y. 8. Perkins, about July IL.
For sAS fRASCIsCo-no vessel in port.
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Am bark n : Perkir ., Robinson.
Gillian ship J Ramos, Rossi, repairing.
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characteristics aus 2ssafstnqtou.
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SertGttguna. - Our4 einen leiofr
neutrality-suspicious. 3ufan purbe In unlerem
8fltrt8en Slatte Der BON unle1em 9elGaBten
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ernpftsbit OoB bic @tabt BEN Sen. Butter
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ltraBe arceptirenOe 8erfigun9 ~erlaiIgn leh Da6
tic paber fir 1bereU 3rltanb ntbt peranhport.
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perbaneett, .uuO iobaan Der 9ur9 CUR @ut-
i4eionn8 iibertrd9eu. au s. lbs
Qae tbrigen auf Der @ert6tsrcQe bsiuplt
den Safen paroen tbetlS peittr SerbanDelt,
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taafs ap8etla9t, iteaten $500 8arsI6aft. d
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BON %etbi8em 8elange DUg. aai "a
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Uni !eoen Gclpatea, Der in Ger SBtG@t tdut, fOmmsn sr6d
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0lntrto it&ertt jefein Dtant cine trdfttse @elunbbftt. 9au
20 cents per S9a9tetl aaIC ~ .hQiIy g (215)
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gnit Ser YptDmuC Arntee.
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bene GOntrabanpsciddft einen @es iiber BEN
DCtontde mad Dem Nappnbannpd gu babnen
aetpa6t. @s puroen iofprt stpst Corps ab9ee
Ianpt, 1pppbl nm bic 9tebelen 3n binpern, t9r
pprti9e3 @pnlcrtption8SeleB in NnSfiibrun9 ga
brtngen, pie UNI bte S6mueeelet ~auf3ubeben.
Dies geIda6 StptlNen Dem -. uno II. sisno
cine enprme Msnse fir Die @onf0pertrten be-
ltimmtsr 8OrratDe, 9feroe uno MauIelel iisl
in unlere 9anDe. Nuberbem Elm srobeS Brief
fe aeilen, me9rere @9mugslsr, stliGe @onf6-
Derirte @OlOoten, lnp Elm Si9nalcfft3ier, mel
der bort ltatiunirt ipar, TIN bic ~iepeSmaltae
Nnfunft BON S6mu9sell9ifen 3u meIpcn.
Gin S~e1erterr erid,pffeu.
Nm. 8rDnne BON Der 3. 81, -. 9atterie
pclte belerttren unp purpe BON <Der S6tlb,
wa6e er14rlen.
Gs berrl6t bier Elm lfarfer SAnesfau, ber
bic 0ese nod 1Gltmmer MAIDEN pirb, ais le
maren.
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: W. T., = 5Ntt,e.D y ait urS or { Zen 10. gEby, 1863.
F. Da6 er Bomb ser Sta6t. Is prdmiHSre t6rtttIt4t @tfu&t II
baIten BAT Us1 ben Bsfsern ps gtSsten' Ebetts eeS @tunb
tietntthnns9 an @aiterr Noettte (frlbr 2Stiitr. 0endn1 I
i5nuAta @beitttg innpg Stfnt.s 0,eleire AYeaue su lBrapuire II
10 pirS tstrttti oaea babe betbdlj0tsn peienen ttaGrt9
|~aeseberr babi oet Bparo l6 "a 3elnsr 9eAtfe, Stp Sa4 am
5fettss zen p, 88eMl!ar9 y o9rYtlItttt0ggS II G4abp r, bffralaqRiqfffItta UNI
1hl 1QAl20lH ScMt MRtttdgIt dhO G69RSIluhA'9sf anu
Esi9ihilHI5s@ .tluHqbgfnfaN nu9s IN 1885, GrDhpfeU, !.
Bsbri2,2ou ,aund9ltnu8 a3qibGIertf ger rSttp @rmutfre,
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/ &putptroaerS Sffite.
5@ertbOoQs 8arm an perFaufen.. -

Btt fer A%UeftbUSut 8dttt ant Ser pt ~IabelpbEa gSa6, ufttse.
|fibt 3 NeIeaIuCH terIsfa6tpta suptIfanten; lie ehtBdlt ltjh
lJftntsr gfl RSnls @Oole lub Sicb. iSinelatr.e Sbrsi JtabG
sssef Sasg S Sha,m maSt ie iebE @srlbpGl as @agtnsriarga
wetbefr.I &te Standardization Bsfebcd In efRen. e,tteu &cbn-
l%atttutof 9inttrScbauoeu g Bebnsialssai aegtbea m6BlS5ee
fteIty Sr9enb iIultere 9htStlmft ipirh dam COLLIDE b. 6ds
saaie sssI stnsih &ssill per 6arm fagfen ppasn iugetirpt
'nhtaYscrs !1'@i.a5a 'ei9aiS5SS1 nj IT, 81 I {F2itt.bB j{RR,a
ln22SSnimtAw ~"N N'H@'~ '"t SsDF AAt4'A @Cnttpfenf.
1881 QpE en0
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Eeleavupbt1c6e Macbrtcbten-
Isl geit6tt fur Ben .gaItimcfr gBt6er.si 3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wrtimerie Der Scr. gfadf,

doa So a5Btngtpn, II. Ssbr.' Z lGs fnl
MUIR pier Ns9imenter rsgtldrsr Grttlerte
/, welGe Sulommm 5000 Miann 3ablen, TIM .
ct. Dtenf. .9 90 1 ~, l.' sss a lloaas
Die 3obl Der 8Olontar : 8atterten GIter.
-sfAreitet Die .3abl boa 100 ss5 % s' h aa ID
J Cine ltidstt Sqttsrtt bsftett ags g. &lno.
men Don WaelinsaG ien pOsr StabE; A Der
1d6tn Fnb SspIBRltG se8OSene Se&sFRinbsr
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Ofe MInhnmn.
NaAriMten

Rem gorf, II: 8ebr. NaGri@ten
BON gOrt au Vrinee belaeen, pab Die cNlabar
ma" felt ttrer Ntfabrt pUn Rtn9ston inner
BALI leGs 3aeen qtermalS sipel @rilen a.
maht babe.
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@enerof mcGteuau.

NltanY. II. 6ebr. Der III Der AT
lemblp ourAsesaneene BelAlub, ben @enerd
McGtelan mad Der 5auptifaot unleres @taa
teS e%tnSuIacen ipurben in DER beutiesn 81
.nutSFeanS auf Den 1il& selestt.s .n.ass ag