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IMPORTS.

From BEEMss-per 4. J. Pope, Oct @To ii. Hsckfeid &
Co.'s GO, IL csks and 2 bales mise, IS hhds ale, l35 cs and
10 hhds wine, 10000 fire bricks, 10 pcs iruu pipe. 35 parcels
and IL bils irou. q csks paints, Il cs saddlery, 6 csks hollow
ware, ! c. plated ware, l csk and ! cs glassware, } G. riv-ts, /
cs nails, 80 C and So bales dry goods, 200 tons and 90 csks
coal, Is csks pipe clay, Il czks kaoln, 81 bdls oil shocks, .
csks heads and hoops, 10 blocks tin, So iron coolers, 200 c., 100
esks malt liquors, 100 bxs cIarvt, Il bbls and Is cs cognac, 10
bbIs rum, So csks and 100 bXs liquors, 2 csks mineral water, 1
csk calls, / e-k and i bale corks, 3 csks flower pots. 2 bbls oats,
) bs powder, I2s new barrels, 2 cs perfumery, 4 cs clothing,
81 csks deliohns, lO1 pkgs cordage, IL cs yellow metal, o csks
metal nails, 4 boats, 2 c. sundres, I roll mating. SO hams, j c.
cigars, I trunk and 2 csks clothing, 3 pkgs samples, i tub
cheese, so bbIs spirits, Il bales paper, zoo cans paint oil, 81
csSs paint, ) pigs rope, 100 bxs gin, ! cs blank books, % bales
dry goods, 100 csks cement, 100 cs porter, Il cshs iron wire, 10
CO groceries, ) parcels samples. To vonHolt e Heuck-4S cs
and s bales mdse, IS bbls sugar, IS bbs ale. 20 bbls porter, 5
rolls lead 5 bbls zinc, IS c. wine, 100 c. gin, 8 pkgs samples
To Nelchers & Coo demijohns, 81 csks liquors, % CO, 40
bales and l ck mdse, 200 c. spirits, 9 csks zinc, = parcels sam
Piles, IS c. provisions, i csk soda, ] ck palm oil, $50 cs ale, 2
60 pianos To c. TEoms-55 bbls shocks, , csks heads and
hoops, IS bun shocks, 1O2 bdls hoop iron, Ill csks, 7 bbs, 6
Kegs and 6 c. provisions, o bxs tea, Is c-ks beer, Is kegs wills
key. 20 c. wine, 3 cans varuish, ! cs Hnseed oil, 3 bbls tar, q
kegs soap, Is csks Goals, 8 csks whale line, 3 rolls lead, ] bskt
rivets, 2 csks sails, 4 csks tobacco, S csks, 4 tins and l hskt
paint, & CO Stops, . cs boots and shoes, / bx candles Order
. bells and hxings- 1 wheel, 10 pkgs sundries, 2 blocks tin, . cs
mise
From saw FRAscrsco-pcr smyrniote. Oct. 1900 900 shin
Eiesr 1000 red wood posts, +4,0oo II lumber, 100 bbis cement,
loo bGhs lime, 200 scks potatoes, 100 scks tour, lot Of machinery
and boiler, ITO pkgs mdsc, Is c. wine- 2 Pkgs machinery, IS
kegs nails, } sheets copper. 3 pkgs millinery, q pkgs drugs, l
bill whips, = csks mdse. So pkgs furniture, 70 pkgs groceries, 10
pkgs fruiI, = pcs chain, - scks oats, $500 specie.
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thorities fully approved Of al things done in the
matter
When Mr.. Seward requested John Bull to with
draw the right of asylum i'll his waters 10 COnted-
crate pirates. he was obliged to beg Mr.. Seward TO
hold on till he could obtain the approval of the
French authorities. The British Lion is now
avenged. Hawaii has had TO knuckle and seek his
approval To do business with the people OF another
nation. To complete our independence, there only
remains TO obtain John Bulls approval TO trade
with the people of California.
/ hope the government folk will take these few
remarks of approval of their course in the spirit
they are offered. In all seriousness, L council
planters, and all others wanting laborers, TO take
them off the hands of government without hesita-
ton and sneak not from a plain duty TO bear each
one his share of tie trouble of training in the celes-
tials to our modes of labor. No individual planter
can claim that he has more right than another TO
natives, exclusively. unless he can prove that he
has educated more natives TO labor than any other.
Planters who want laborers and refuse to take
their share of coolies, will be suspected of the
mean desire 10 shirk them off on to the others and
have. with wonderful cleverness, all native labor
TO themselves. Yours, -
Honolulu. Oct. 18th, 1860.
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THE LECTURE BEFORE THE DAsHAwAYs.-MIs. A.
". Allen addressed the Dashaways, of this city. on
Saturday evening last. upon which occasion she
had a full and attentive audience. To make Il lee
ture on temperance interesting, is a task which it
seems but few in this city are willing to undertake,
but which Mrs. Allen has not only undertaken on
two occasions, but with marked success. We we've
pleased to hear that she touched upon the subject
Of intemperance in eating. as we'll as drinking, and
that the facte and statistics which she produced TO
support her arguments, were very much TO the
point. Is there no other lady in our midst who is
willing to undertake "a lecture before this Society ?
Ts On receipt of the intelligence in town, of
the death of His Excellency R. c.. Wyllie, several
stores, and all government officers were closed.
In the Supreme Court the Attorney General made
q few pertinent remarks, and moved an adjourn
ment, which was carried into effect.
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ARRIvNL OF TIE CoMEr.-This packet arrived
last evening from san Francisco, having ieit
there on the 3Oth September, aud experienced
light and variable winds the entire passage enc
brings thirteen cabin and four Storage passengers,
and a large freight of assorted merchandise. The
news from San Francisco is to the 30th of Septenl-
Der, and from New York, telegraphic, TO the ZSth
of September. Nothing of Importance has trans
PRED since orr quotations per Oracle.
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ARRIVALS.

liam bark smyrniote, Lovett, 81 days from San
Francisco, with ntse TO Aidrich, Walker & Co.
I5-Sehr Nettie Merrill, Menish, from Lahaina and
Makes Landing
1S-Schr Helen, Kinney, from Mookai AMI Mako.
l6-Schr MarIds, Howard, from HiIo-
ld-Schr kalsma, from Rohals.
l6-BrItish clipper ship Oracle, Woods. 10 days from
san Francisco, 10 ALirich, Walker & Co.
T-Psruvian clipper ship Conpaua del Peru No 2
Stsphanio spievalo, 81 days from san Francisco,
10 n. JIackfeId e ca.
lS-Hs=n slipper ship Iolsnl, Green, lag days from
Boston with rpdse TO c. Brewer s. Co
1s-Schr Moi Keiki, Ssp=ia, from kahuldi-
Gam bark Comet, Fuller, 10 days from san Francisco,
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trUT say FEASoIsco-P~r smyrniote, Oct 14-w = Allen
and wife, Nrs ) L Bishop and 3 children. Mrs j II Wood, Miss
Abbie Johnson, Miss Lizzie johnson, W y Ladd, y ii Wood,
J : Leighton and child, W q Grim. SrsEsAss-F Edwards, jr,
VIM Marshall. b II Lyon. Alex McGuire, Martin Praab, J c
Sch!er5aum-0-
From BosroS-Per Iolani, Oct Is-Cha-ies Ii Rogers
For HoSGKOSG-Per crack, Oct 19-PrOt W T Brigham,
Tuckee-2
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VESSELS IN pORT-oCTOBER I'll.

Am bark Smyrniote, Loyett-
An bark Cambridge, Brooks.
Haw'n ship IoIani, Green
Br bark Royal Charlie, Ross
Am bark a. A Eldridge, Abbott.
Hawsn bark A. j.. Pope, Geerken.
Am bark Keoka, Chapman
Am bark Whistler, Patty.
Bremen brig Agnes, Siedeuburg.
Haw ship Polynesian, Green
Haw bark Arctic, Hammond.
Am clipper ship CeyIon, Woods
Am VIII bark Richmond, Weeks.
Am VIII bark Nile.
Am VIII ship AImira, Osborne.
Br bark Harwood
Eng yacht Themis, Hanham,
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DEPARTURES

ct. If-Schr MARY, Sika, for MoIoaa-
I4-Sehr IN Moi, Wilbur, for RahuIui-
lT-Schr Mary Ellen, West. for kahulu.-
lI-Schr Mary, fg Hio-
II-SchT Active, kspuahi, for Naalea Bay
Ia-schr Kaiams, for KOhaia-
19-Schr Setiie Merrill, Fountain, for Laha.ns and Ma
KEGS Loading.
I9-Schr SariLia, Howard, for Hto.
Ig-SchT Heen, Kinnsy, for Mootai aEi Mako.
f9-Brish clipper snip Oracle. Woods, for Hongkong.
2o-PeruyiaH clipper ship Compania Martina del Psru
No. ? SpI-vaio, Tor Houskongr
2D-Schr Moi Ke.ki, Napela, for kahului-
3O-Er ship Roscote, Newton, Tor Java.
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DIED.


HlLLDlY-In HonoiuIu At the Queens Hospital, Oct I4th.
OF spinal disease, wm- 4 Halliday, aged Sc years, n native Of
New York state.
Il years, wife % Charles NJ Laghton, and daughter Of the
late Capt n. p Penhanow, Of Honolulu.
EJ- The Chinese passengers which touch here
en- route to China, are prone 10 smuggle opium and
the boat boys are continually on the alert TO detect
such cvasions of the revenue laws. We heard of
the detection of q small lot during the past week.
Tell during the late StOrIn
From Saturday 4. II to Sunday A. M........... IS inches.
ErUn sunday 4 VI 10 Monday p M----.------l15 "
FROM Monday p VI. 70 Tuesday A M..-..-....-- 80 "
$50 inches.
~ Since our last notice Of whalers fitting in
Eastern ports for the North Pacific, We find the fol-
lowing additions:
ship Sauy, Lawrence, to sail IN October.
Bark Cicero, Paun, uncertain
Bark Seine, Abuer Smith, TO sail in October
Making n total Of IS vessels.
E5- The hull of the PolyHeSun, sold at auc-
ton. was purchased by j. /. Dowsett, Esq for
$1,000. and will be broken mp.
ga mail for San Francisco will be sent by
The Whistler and Keoka, on Monday and Tuesday
Of next week =
The Postmaster-General has advices that
fo,r bsos Of mail matter were shipped on board
,ba clipper ship Bengal. now over due.
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: Best Best Thorney Craft" Bar Iron

ever brought to this market, They will warrant the quality, and
will sell assorted lots Of over a ton at very moderate rates.
Noot JANIOS. GREEN Is CO.
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At a meeting of the Hawaiian Bar and the
Officers of the Supreme Court, held at the Office of
the Attorney General, on Thursday the 18th of
October, 1865. the Honorable Attorney General
was called TO the chair and Mr.. \. +. Judd elected
secretary. and the following resolutions were unan-
imously adopted:
Rcsolued, that the members Of the Hawaiian Bar and the
Officers % the Supreme Court now assembled. have heard with
deep sorrow the sad intelligence Of the death Of His ENcellency
Robert Crichton wyIse, Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Rfsolref. that by this iamentable event, the nation has sus-
tanned the loss Of n devoted. faithful and industrious public
servant, and the Crown a loyal and indefatigable Minister.
RssoIUei, that during a psriod OF tventy-one years his loyal
" to his Sovereign and devotion 10 the best interests Of the
kingdom have been universally recognized aud appreciated,
and that the zeal with which he has devoted himself TO his
duty. and the skill with which he has conducted the foreign
affairs Of the country whereby he has been so eminently in
-trumen,al in bringing the Hawaiian Kingdom into the family
of nations. entile him 20 the lasting gratitude Of this people,
and will secure him 4 prominent place in the history of this
nation.
Resofued, tina: the Supreme Court be respectfully requested
to order tue foregoing resolutions to be entered on the records
Of the Court.
ResoKUcd, that The foregoing resolutions be published in the
journals Of this city, both in Hawaiian and in English.
4. FRANCIS JUDI. Secretary.
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Accidents. C. Allen, Esq, OF Aldrich, Walker
Z Co., was thrown from his carriage last evening,
on Beretania street, and seriously hurt. We learn
this morning that he is quite comfortable.
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EXPORTS.
ENC

For HOSsXOSG-per Oracle. Oct I9-I991S lbs fungus, Ia
lbs old copper, I'd Is pull, 81 lbs shark ans.
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Author Of "Ths Rejected WIFE" 9TH: wif.s sssr's.
sFsshion and Famine" "The OLD Homestead
"Ths Hsiress" " Mary DsTwsns." ke' ac
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