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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24

EOR BRIDGEPORT-DAIL LINE.-The
4 Steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Peck Slip, Pier No 26
,s River daily IL o'clock Freight taken. Arriving
Al bridgeport IN connect with the Nausstck Housato
mic New Hartford Railroad also the Shore Lneio
Saybrook and New London.
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1854 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL

lOOLhs r. r. STANDARD GAUGE AND D0UBLi
TRACK. An hroush trsns for tho West by this
New-Yofk via PHILADELPHIA foot Of Court andtst. ws
Allentown, Pier No. North River Through tckss
Tor Chicago Mlwsnkee 81, Paul and al points in the kos
LARD Columbus Cincinnati and eli points In the West ed
South be procured tbs oeies Of tho Pcnnsyvs.s
Central H. H. No Ascr House. or n either Depot Throusk
trains leave New York tollows;
q u. Express, PkiladsiphiA arrives In Pi.sbrshA
az.
p. Express via Phisdsph. arrives in PtssburgssA
Pm
tf3opm. NV
Ga N Express Allentown arrives In Pi..sburs at n
The aud p IN Trains. dayhs others Sunday ercepS
ed
IL ELLsoTT Pas,sasss Assak Ne. lAatsSasssA
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DFADTNG AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD

DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
III -Thi, new Road Sow completed and in good running
order with frsteiss Passenger Cars and haviDx made
with the connecting roads NORTH and SOUTH
offers the travelling public direct and THROUGH rcusa
from WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE, via York, Cou.P
ba and Reading TO Allentown. Esstor. and NEW-fOkkv
which route for beauty aud 81 MkR RESORTS should ~
tried 70 be appreciated . . . ..
~ Trains North leave Colnmbis 9. 800 . m, Acc
Trains North lesve Columbia az 2 90 ?. IN, Fast
Trains arrive Of Reading at 1852 .. m, Acc.
Trains arrive ut Reading vt 4,0p m, Fast.
Trains South leave Reading 81 $50 q. m, Ace
Trains South leave Reading a, II no a. IN, Fat.
Trsns arrive 1t Columbia at $50 . IN. Acc.
Trains arrive At Columbia st l:30 p. N, Fast.
The River Susquebsnns at Columbia IL crossed by Stsa
Ferry; NEW boat awaits the arrival Of tho tTAinz
passengers the change being deshal Passsa
gers by the Fast Line viii dine at Columbi,.
y. w. NORrhROP ROBERT CRANE.
General Ticket Agent General superintendent
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HUpsox RIVER RAiLRoAD-AsssrsSr SuPyRfSrss.l
DENTS OFyrcx, No. % WAaRzs srKEKT. N. T.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD FOR AL
Il BAEY AND TROY, connecting With Trains North M
Wrst-Irsins leave from Chambers Street,
EIpres.S m lPeekskb Trains 1l:3oas
Way Mail, q. Express and AIS P. a.
1854 m L. g. & TO- ~ D. a.. Sing Sing Train. Sis D.
70 keep.is Irsns, % rsIyIown lrain, 800 p
pr. "A
~ 800 p Train hss Sleeping Cars s,tschea from s0
Street through to Bafalo and Suspension bdss withsS
change
J. NJ TOUCEY, Ast. SUPP
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Passeuge Trains leave

RTE RAILWAY.-PasSenger Trans Ieay0
IL a. follows, viz:
I = m, Express for Buffalo.
"a. m. Ex press Cleveland direct Wis A. O. w. Rg.
s.30a ~, Mix, daily. for Otisvil.
l0s. m, Mail Tor Buaslo.
4p. m, Way lor Ousvlls Newbursh, and Warwick
5p m Sight Express Saturdays and sundays excepts
for Dunknk Buffalo he.
6p ln Ightniu; Express, daily for Duairk Roohss.ss
Communications &c. On Saturdays tis tram ST. 10 bufko
ouly. 6 o. m. Emgrs ant. Tor Dunkrk.
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CORNEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD, SPRING

It flELD and WHITE MOUNTAINS SIEA3ibOAT
and RAILROAD CONNECTION at New Haven. Sseanaers
lears Peck sny Of 3sis ard II p SUNDAYS excepted
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ Trains Albany Troy and 5satoys Springs alec os
meeting with the North West Leave 1,lhs dspO. at lo1
a ~ snd ID. m.
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EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-The new
Il u. 8. Mail s,esmshp GEORGE CROMWELL. Csp'.
saturiay Oct, & at 5p M precisely The passenger &C
Of M, steamer bave been enlarged end c!c
grty furnished For passge with accomgotstions un.nr-
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Nerch,n.,' Navigation ard Trsn'portsiion
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
O-Rrou Pier No. North River. connecting at hsmptos
Junction with Delaware Lackavanns and Western ksrosd
snd a. Easton with Lehish Valley Railroad aud ,s connec-
forming direct line to Ptsburs and the West, WIN
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily for The West, except scndays
wher evening Irnin- az,
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved by TINS Inns TO Cncss~
Cincinnati ST. Louis etc. with but chsnge OF ARA
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
Commanding September 49, 1854 leave New for % foiowst
Ats:0J a. M, for EAston. Nauch ChUAk, NullAmspott
Wnkssbsrrs Mahanoy City. &c.
MAIL TRAIs--Ats % for Pennington, Eas,on, WAss
Gap Scranton Wlkssbare Great Bend Pnson, binsns~-
800 g. m Western Rrpre. for Saston Allentown. Read
Ing HARRISBURG PsburE and this West with but ono change
Cincinnati Chicago, ard but changes to 81
Louis. - a. ~, ..
1900 n TRAIs-For Easton. Allentown, hspch Cbunk
lkesbaTe. WlliAmsport. Resdns PssssVe AAfrisoarss
Sc.
$3.50 p. nFor Esston Bethlehem Allentown and haaSA
Chunk
t50 p. x-For someivire and Feminytou.
100 p n. Wrsrssx TxPRss,-Fcr Eas.on. Allentown
Reading Hsrrsburs Pittsburgh, and the West Seepsse
hroagh from Jeey City Pits5uryn every evening"
| ELIzABzTHPoET AND cEv foRK FzRRY-Leaye Nov.
York from Pier No IN r. 9, OILS M; l. ADD. and $50
p. Boats stop at Bergen Point and Mariner HubcG
Tickets the West be obtained the Office OF the
Central Railroed Company, Pier No. N. r., At No
Aston House. No 27l broadway, and at the pri1cpa
hotels JOSIAH o. STEARNS, Superintendent
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD = SUMMER
EW- JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP,

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP,
IN Coon and after MONDAY Jan. 49, 1864 Trains -
leave sEW-iOk Tor BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
;. and 10 n 100 .. M and u Midnight The T:30 p u
Train will zke Passense for BALTIMORE and WASHlNtk
TON oaly This Train makes connection sPhiAdsphis
Trains Phiads phis will leave Nowfok and 10 N,
~ m, and D. m aud Il Midnight.
MILITARY. TICKETS viii not es rseelyed he q ~
OF 7 10 D. an. rxains J. ". WOODRUFF
Dec. - 1868 Assistant superintendent; N. J. r 4
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MaehInerp.
iDeooina CARDS. sc.

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 1O4 Full
"A tonst--WEDpiNG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY.
(Eseblished lslJb
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ARP O'CLOCK, 7. NJ.
PROM PrgR 80. 40 North gtyEn; Third Piesabovs
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANf

GIsnTEp)
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING At QUEENS
TOWN TO LAND PASsEhOEKS
oUit.S Cbuildas -
10 30
IIELyErn lOusidiAgI. zoo. -
-S. fro"se
Grace.
Leaving Pier 10 ~. North River. as foows:
ViaGINfA. sstardsy. Oct
ERiN::;; saturday 0ct. "
AND EysRY AIrHRSXTE SATURDAY TaERELFrEa
The cabin accommodations bosId these steamers arc IN
'g,ea nd q, ,,,e, ewsI th:5 By 'ny o.asr 's
sTEERAGt PASSAGE TO LIVERPOoL-S1o incur
rency.
Thu owners ofthe.s vessels - not be accountable r specie
or yllu,b Jules. bs lns having .hstf value e1Pss'.sd
therein, arc signed therefor.
For freight or passasr spPyto
WILLIAMS 6 GUION. No. n wallss.
MAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
VA Tho GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPASfs
line q hrst.csss .idewheel STEAMSHIPS, between
SEW-lORh snd HAVRE.
The s.t I've splendid ve-. intended TO be pu, upon this
tsyorie route for the Continent, the following;
MAsHlNGfON..... lW inns, go hcrss-powef
notwithstanding u. go horsepower
kLGENls..............:..is ioa'(' 20 hor.e-poweE
NAPOLEON Ilf........ (boildiuyl 100 horsr power
Until the completion Of tire entire LAT. the service VIZ 10
wISHISGTOS, A. Duch-saej LAFAYETTE, A. Do
'''"'' FROM NEw-YOaK TO HAyRE
WASHINGTON. ............ "Wednesday, October ~
LAFAYET1f.. ........... Wsdnesday Hovsnser9
Eic, Cabin IN Guiding table. winel .........$IJ5
second Cabin Unloading tsbe.winel. 90 or $50
Payable in sod it, equivalent IN United states currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE yaEz oF CHARGE
'0' ''''H' " GE5K3E MACKENZIE. As-n.,
no Broadway, New-fork-
A, Psh, IL Boulevard d-s Capueines Grand Hotel; at
Hsrre. WILLIAM IsEblN kCo.
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ql. RESOLUTION VIZ. then la,A over.
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Councilman IoYcr uosel ts' tie Committee oa Naonsl
sar, be trisf.rd from te further conidcfa.yn o. rctou-
I'm ~ goald OF Aldermen IT, follows:
gIrf That the Comptroller b. andhe b hereby anhor
ed and an. % draw III. warrant ia vor Of W. s. Briggs
r M arm Of six hundred and forty dollar, Tor coaches iuf'
,bod 60 the Committee Roads also - Tho COMMITTEE on
NJ ,kri. also 10 the Conuire fcpas ard supplies ass
10 tie Committee SIeets also 20 tie CQnliiec on Fer.
res also TO tie Committee on Nabp.al Ahrfs
a. 20 the Comn'ftee Public Buildings = also 20 The
Committee on Wharycl Isrs I'D SIpsi ss0 20 no Commit
lee on Land. aud pcesi also 10 the Clerk Of The Common
& ,,ucil for disiribuiing books aud ori.nli e..
Corucn,a giCY novel thif the Cotlnit co Finance
b. discharged oa q ur er oonsieTston OF resolution hat
,ho Comptroller be directed 10 draw biz Fsrini "a ~ or OF o.
m g. Nil.ce Tor thr o. ifyeit, doihr.. Tor band
for tic Battery and Nriog square and chsrse the
same 10 its aplrpri q account
Which wa Ibid over. -
Ccncman RUSSELL moved th,t The COMM tee on Roads
he a charged he iur her c9uadeon o. rport OF same
Cor Of Bosd Of Aidennl ia ayof u sd2png Teto
lu'on follows. 49,
Rfssirci That ,he grades Of syiyhfh and SiIysisth
erect, and interfering between tho Icnih
and he bul cad Ire Of the irbor Couussoneis, he
altered NJ 10 conform the n Ines nd sIres The
companyinz !nl9 dawn by Otto -lcaeg.dors Sry and
daei pr, - 1894. ell under tho dIec'on OF the shee
CoiImi.sionor.
" Which wa l.it over.
Councilman HAGgETy moved that tho Bolsd do now i'd
jonrn.
Which carried.
Wber.ip To President declared that de Board stood
sdouined until Aonday 10Th inst. u two osoct, ~.
JAS. IL. SNIEhf, Cierk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-22

WORTHY OF NoYE.-It win be seen by an adver-
tisement in one Of the columns Of this paper, that the
creditors Of the assigned estate OF our hospitable friend
(which many a Honoluluan can testify Mr.. J. {.
Havekost, Of Wailuku, Mani. are respectfully sc!ic-
tied to walk up to the Captains Office and rccsisa
the balance Of 100 cents on the dollar. Mr.. u. hss-
ing found himself involved. at once placed ali kie
property under the hammer for the benefit Of all his
creditors, and unlike most assigned estates. turns Gus
the full amount Of his obligations; and Mr.. H. Gnds
himself re- established in his old quarters at Wailaku.
with a new stock of goods. and is we'll worthy the
patronage of Q liberal community. s
The report Of Capt. Bush OF the schooner
Active, published elsewhere. shows how easily . vessel
can become dismssted in a calm. She was at the
time becalmed near the equator. where the cross
swells are very heavy. and her foremost was literally
jerked out Of its place. and swung for q day at the
mercy Of the sea, between the main stays and mast.
chatting the latter 80 badly that a new mainmast
will be required. From this il will be seen that .
calm sea can make a sloop out Of q schooner In far
less time than our smartest ship carpenters can make
q schooner out Of a sloop.
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CoxAEEcIAi TTExs.

ers1ks ron SALT LAKs-Thc Bulletin says: We note
sxssd sales a.raw sugars TO the San Francisco and Pacific
Refining Company as detailed elsewhere. We remark consid-
cradle parcels Of Crushed and Hawaiian Sugars in process 81
bsgsing, which upon inquiry Of the fronr street iobbers we
were told we're for Salt Lake. The sugar Is taken out Of the
barrels and then pu. into strong linen bags, weighing so lbs.
each, and then put into gunny sacks
The bark Harrison arrived lately from Bakers Island,
that Island. She reports sezving the crews o. the ships
wrecked ~ ths same time With the Kobinson: she coud not
fetch them Ga account OF ma having provisions. Those Oh tho
IsAod win hare 10 live 90 hh until relief arrives
CsAz Cosrox.-A late number Of the DeseTes NeIrs says.
tArse bad Of very he cotton passed our Office en- Mon
day, on "a. way 70 President roungs cotton factory. We hear
from many quarters very favorable reports OF the growth
u King Cotton Lieutenant Pace, Of Washington, Is raising
nheeu aees ths season. which is looking well, and, for that
place, 10 very Encouraging"
IL India than they ever we're beSre- The silver rupee, worth
about atty esnts, win not boy a. m1ch rs twenty five cents will
10 Eugfand. Articles Of ladies' drrzs Cost there five times as
much - they do NJ home And yet India Is draining Europe
q spseie. and keeps Il all a plethora Of gold appears to be
- bad ~ . plethors OF paper"
Tss Nsw ATLANTIC CAnIE-A recent Telegram having
stseed that the Great Eastern had sailed to take on board the
new Atlantic cable. the subJoined clipping from the Scientific
lmsvicss has double interest:
Every possible care and attention Is bestowed upon the man
usacsuSe % Tie Atlantic cable so as TO render its success. II
property laid, q continued certainty. The core consists OF n
strand Of seven copper wires each covered with about half an
iach q Snfta-percha composition, IS an insulating medium
The teeyr1phtc core h then strengthened by wrapping arouni
u ten solid wires formed Of Messrs. Webster & Horsfalrs
komoReueous iron. capable Of bearing n strain OF eleven miles
VI IL length. The whole IL Afterwards surrounded with yarn
saeasAsed Nth . chemical conpouui which, by Its poisonous
qoaR1es, wn prevent ifs destruction by marine insects, she'll
6sA- ETC. The new cable IL most perfect throughout. aud
double the strength OF the former one. The superior quality Of
fhs conducting wires and the greater thickness will admit OF
. tsrh Of thar number under tile arrangement OF The old
cabIe- I
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Died as Lahaina, Maui, October Is. Capt Michael James
Howuen, aged g. years Deceased Sas . native Of London,
sSurfaud. He passed most Of his early life on board Of an Eng
iish ship Of war. He was at the bcmbarament Of Aisiers,
under Lord Exnou:h, in 1916 He came TO these islands in
$50 and resiGed here till his death. He WAS one of the
pisoeer suxnr planters, having together with the late Solomon
Barovs planted the first cane at Ciupalskua, on the site Of the
preseue sakee Plantation They were successful, though on n
rSan.si But owing 70 deceased suffering with asthma. he was
abIrrd 70 leave that location and disposed OF the place to
r. r. Torben. Esq. in 1915, after which time be Kas engaged
+, TIE coastina trade for several years. Durins he past two
81 has mostly resided NJ his farra on Solokai-
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Aggregate Receipts from all sources as pertable A s6ss,8s Il
Referring to the items, we may explain that
the s. customs receipts are derived from duties
on merchandise and liquors imported from for
eign countries-the duty being mostly 10 per
cent. on the gold value of foreign merchandise,
and 50 90 a gallon on liquors, with some few
exceptions.
The receipts from :. Internal Commerce en-
brace ali the licenses issued from the Interior
Department, for every kind of business requir-
ing licenses.
Internal Taxes embrace the taxes on real
and personal property ($3O,546,} carriages
Sl,384.) polls (S32,245,) horses (S52,326,)
mules (S3 $780, dogs $50, 03s,) &C., &c.
.Fines and Penalties are the receipts from
the various Courts throughout the kingdom.
az Fees and Perquisites'' are derived from pass
ports, brands, Custom-house fees, and stamps
mainly the latter, which produce S1l ,l25.
:. Government Realizations'' are derived from
rents (s2l ,269,) wharfage (S16,5s2,) water
rates (Sl9, 1927 sales of real estate tSl3,65s,)
towuge of steamer Pele ($1O.32S. which is less
than her expenses. the latter having been
S1l ,6O1,l and from the sale of various other
government property.
90 Miscellaneous Receipts embrace for the
most part borrowed money.
As compared with the previous biennial term,
the last shows a small gain, which is accounted
for in the increase of S;25 900 from duties. This
latter item may now be considered as the most
reliable source of revenue we have, and with
increasing domestic exports, will show an annual
gain.
The expenses of the government, during the
two years ending March 81, were
PaI.nc. brought forward from lss, 1ss, 40 so
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %.

IT is with pleasure that we take our pen to
notice the Report of the MINISTER OF FINANCE,
published on our fourth page the more SO,
as it is seldom nowadays that a state docu-
ment appears, free from glaring faults, and not
open to deserved censure. Although his Excel
lency has been in Office but some eight months,
the report bears the impress Of familiarity with
the business OF the department and with the
prospective wants and resources of the treasury.
The machinery of the Government has long been
established, and whatever may be its defects
and faults, he cannot be held responsible for
them. until time has been given to remedy
them, and to apply the proper legislation.
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IN THE L OF
the estate of His Late Majesty
KAMEHAMEuA ".

PROPER APPLICATION
W has been made to the Honorable G. NJ Robertson, JUS
tice of the Supreme Court by His Excelency John D. Dominis,
Administrator Of the said estate, praying for an order Of the
Court for the sale Of certain real property of the estate, viz
a certain house and lot of land situated near Honolulu in
Nuuanu Valley purchased from James and Catherine Makee.
Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY, the 5h day of No
vember, proximo, at IL A. NJ, at the Court House in Honolulu,
will be heard the aforesaid application and all objections thereto.
L. MCCULLY,
439-3t Assistant Clerk Supreme Court
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OCTOBER -, 1864.
or1rE . fees Of vbabers has arrived from the North the past
week, and By them We have received late reports from both
whaling grounds Thee viii be found In the next column.
Thy are not 50 favorable As the rvTor. Of last season, but win
b Improved . Ettse by later arrivals, stIi, as neariy all the
dsss had len about the end Of September, to uhrh date our
reports are, the tnersase cannot be much The cause Of the
ships having all together and AZ that inns was because the
ssssfs we're marty blocked up with ice, which created fears Of
sasg shut In for the winter. The Arctic whales this season
wee much smaller han usual, averaging rs or so barrels a
p;ses- The following iB . list 81 the arrivals thus FAR this sea-
$50, showing a. average Of 4s1 bbls oil add 1905 lbs bone to
seh ship.
6peendid. cisvstand, Arctic 4 Kodiack, 75bbs oil. 900 lbs bone.
0euT Tests, Norvl, Arctic, $50 bbls oil, and 5000 lbs bone
Wilton, Hsb<y, Ochossk s~a, 1425 bhls oil and 1900 lbs bone.
Ls<natane, Gray, Arctic, $50 bbls oil and 500 lbs bone
BsshIngtoc, Willard, Arctic. $50 bbhs oil and GOO lbs bone.
Pavorite, Young. Arctic, go bbls oil aud $500 Ibs bone
hraganx,, BehIber. Arctic, clean.
Orio5e. yernegan- Arctic, 1000 bbis oil ana 1900 lbs bone
Richmond, Kelly, Arctic, 500 bbis oil and 5000 los bone.
Emily Morgan, Athearu- Arctic. 500 bbis oil * 700 lbs boue.
knho{a, Barnscogeau, Arctic, 500 bbis OIL and 5000 lbs bone
Aurora, Church, Arctic, $50 bbls oil and 5000 lbs bone.
isabella, winsov, Arctic, 400 bbls oil and 5000 lbs bone.
The oasJ merchant arrivals are the N. s. Perkins with
. cargo Of lumber from Puget Sound, and the schooner AetiUe'
scp . voyage TO the suano kiands-
The Peruvian bark Mandarina has been purchased, we hear,
~ The Messrs- Foster, for sbou. 5000.
AS ne go 10 press, the iotani Gate Raduoa) is announced in
Ike Gang, 146 days from Boston, with . full cargo to C. Brewer
= Co., and the bark EUerhad, with a full cargo 20 HackfeId &
Go. Bs<h eargoss will be found advertised in our columns.
Two or three whaien arc also 10 The ofing, not reported.
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ANDREWS DiCrIoNARY.-In reply to frequent in
uuiries, we would state that the printing Of this
book is progressing as rapidly as possible. Two hum
dred and sixty-four (264) pages are now printed,
which is a little more than half the work. 1t is
estimated that the whole number of pages will be
about 500, and if no accident happens, it will be
completed in February next.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARRIVALS.

! l6-Trench vhcleship Gen. Teste, Of Havre, Moreil,
from Arctic, with $50 bbis whale and 400 lbs bone
4 16-Am whaieship Milton, Of " b., Halsey. from
ochotsk, with 1925 bhis whale, and 1900 lbs boue.
17-Scir Ka MOI, Wilbur, from kahului-
17-scAr Moi Keiki, Wetherbee, from Kahului.
las. whale bark Tameriane, Gray. from Arctic, with
90 bbls sperm, $50 whale 5000 lbs bone.
I9-schr Mary. Nika, from Kauai.
1s-AD~ whale bark Congress, strnnburg, OF n. B., from
Arctic. with 1I0 bbis oil, 1000 bone.
18-Schr Helen, johnson, from Maiiko.
19-Schr Emeiine, Lambert, from Kona-
t2O-Am whale bark Washington, Willard, from Arctic,
With $50 btls oil and 5000 lbs bone.
<20-Am whale bark favorite, Young, from Arctic, with
& 30 bbis whale, aud 1000 lbs bone.
8 o-Haw whale bark Braganza, Fehiber, from Arctic,
clean.
2o--schr Active, Bush, from Phoenix Island.
20-Am barr; ". 3. Perkins. Robinson, % days from
Port Angeles, with lI9 NJ. feet Of lumber to H.
Hackfeid * Co.
20-Am whale bark Catherine, Phillips, from Arctic,
with 14o0 bbls oil and $4,000 lbs bone.
r3o-Am whale bark Richmond, Kelly, from Arctic, with
500 bb'e oil and 5000 lbs bone.
2o-Am whale bark Emily Morgan, Athearn, frDm Arctic,
with 500 bbls oil and 1000 lbs bone.
= 2o-Am whale bark Oroie. Jernegan, from Arctic, with
1000 bhis oil and 10000 lbs bone.
x9-Schr Nettie Merrill. Fountain, from Lshsina.
2l-Schr Manuokawai, Sam, from Hama
3l-Am whale ship Aurora, Church, from Arctic, with
$50 bbis oil and 5000 lbs bone.
2l-Haw'n brig kohoia. Barnicogean, from Arctic, with
- 500 5bls oil and 5000 lbs bone.
2l-Am whale bark Martha I'd, Macomber, from Arctic,
with l2o bbls oil and 800 lbs bone
21-Am bark Isabella, Winston, from Arctic, with 400
bbls oil and 5000 lbs bone. .dJ
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DEPARTURES

!. le-Am bark Emily Banning, W. untii the"
16NAm bark A One, Postev.f
liam .hale ship spt, his Er.e els, for HOugkons-
M- sch k.lsyS years 2 g, for S, monsspU g, cruise
Ming 8 td.iIish, for Kauai.
piehse the X schr Nahiensena, Helm, for kohaia and
Ma = Efilo.
"n-sseaner Kiiauea, McGreror, for Maui and Hawaii.
Is-Schr Ortolan, Harris, for RonA
l9-Schr Mary, Nika. for Kauai
2O-Schr IA Moi, Wilbur, Tor kahului-
a0-steam schr Annie Laurie, Mitchell. for kauai-
21-Am whale bark Washington, Willard Tor Ne"
Zealand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-22
Repsr, Of wh.Ie..ip Cen. Tc.se.
Report OF Rark OrioIe.

Report of Bark OPiole.
Has taken 1000 bbls Of oil and 10000 lbs bone, the season.
Saw her first bow head. June 10th. ten miles 3. p. from Cape
Sc. ~Thaddrus, June 2lst, took four bow heads 10 miles n. 4.
from Cape st. Thaddeus. August 18th, took her first bow head
IN the Arctic, in Lat o9l3, Long. 40. 10. Took her last
bow head, August 9th, In Lat. GAS, Long. l1210. Sept.
18Th, took a right whale IS miles west Of St. Paul's Island.
sept 18th, came through the Fox Islands. ICapt. Jernegan
has furnished n full report of ships spoken and heard from,
but We omit those arrived or reported elsewhere