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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-23

The LEGISLATIVE Assembly have twice had
the Bank note bill up this week for discussion,
and on each occasion Messrs. Varigny and
Harris have advocated it, but without bring
ing forward a single convincing argument in
favor Of the adoption Of the measure, unless it
be the necessity for providing ways and means
t. spend money more freely than can be done
without it. Mr.. Varisny, in his remarks on
Friday. had the GOODNESS to say that the - bill
was forccd upon the ministry, owing to the con-
slant demands from outside" If he means tLat
the mercantile community have - forced = the
Ministers into this measure. we simply say it
las no foundation in truth. for there are not
five business men in Honolulu. not connected
with government service or patronage, vino are
in favor Of the bill now before the Assembly.
The petition Of the merchants and residents is
n fat refutation Of the Minister'S statement.
There are advocates Of the measure but they
are either IN the emPloy Of the 9oCe,nmenl er
hOcpihmeaai Of the Ministers.
Minister Harris remarks are of the tenor that
might be expected-not arguments-but mani
testing an apparent determination u force his
ideas and his measures whether right or wrong.
and whether acceptable to the public or not.
lie said = he ras lciHing 10 driUe my man out Of
tie market, who cannot compete with the cheap
ness Of his goods. "-meaning, we presume, his
- che0p - appreciated paper. Again, he says if
men cannot lend their money at the price which
he could get an equivalent dollar for, he was
perfectly willing they should sand thar capital
ont of The country. What should he care if a
foreigner takes off his capital, if he won't lend
him money at less than u per cent. when he
can get it at 10 per cent?" In other words, if
the Minister can issue paper money which will
loan at 10 per cent. per annum, while gold
commands l. per cent, torcIgRers mag take
thar Qold array. and clear out themselves ,rih II.
Minister Harris has got onto the sam high
steed that Minister Gregg rode, when he utter
ed the acknowledgements language-'. / EFT
THOSE WHO ARE UNWILLING To SUB
NIT TO IT. MAKE THEIR ARRANGEMENTS
FOR DEPARTURE AT THE EARLIEST con
YENIENCE. THEY CAN WELL BE SPAR
ED. AND IT Is PROBABLE THEIR PLACES
WILL BE FILLED WITH BETTER MEN"
\ Crown Minister who can get up in his seat and
the public, telling them that they can take
away their hard coin or submit to his paper
money. has check enough to do anything. Mr..
Grecr found his limit. and Mr.. Harris may Yet
find his. We assert that no Crown Minister has
Il right 10 press a measure in open defiance of the !
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public sentiment plainly expressed, and any
Minister or ministry who takes that stand ought
TO retire from service. for it Is not wise 10 place
the government in the attitude of hostility II
tie pn6.ic istcrsSts.
of the same nature is the course Of the min
i>trv ON the Government Press Question. The
item came up on Tuesday and passed at Sl1 200,
Minister Hutchinson defending it inch by inch.
There was not a member in the House (unless
one or two natiyes.) who had the manlinesS to
call for explanations or to speak against this
shameful public wrong. but the whole passed
with evident approval. Representatives can sit
quietly and see the Ministers acting as PETTY
TYEANTs over a branch of industry, in which
they have no right to Interfere. no more than
they have 70 establish a Government Tailor shop
70 make outfits for soldiers and officers. and to
take in cuStom-wOrk from Tom. Dick and larry.
Apparently without caring for the lavish ex-
penditure. the Assembly has permitted the ex-
pendi;ure of between TurRTY-FIvE and FORTY
THOUSAND dollars for the continuation of this
outrageous monopoly. viz:
The item in the Appropriation Bill, which is intended
70 meet any deficiency. sIl zoo 90
The Departments and Courts will pay it az ieast.... 1000 90
ReLts and int~rzs: On inyescleu;, depreciation, &c. 1850 %
$4,000 90
And Yet We find a Crown Minister having
the impudence TO get up and say :. HE WAS
WILLING To DRIVE ANY MAN OUT OF
THE MARKET, who cannot compete with the
cheapuess of las goods -. e. goods reduced
in value by the aid Of public money, and thus
brought into competition with private labor.
The words quoted We're used in the debate on
paper money, but are just as applicable to the
Government printing. The Ministers are now
seeking " to drive away honest laborers in one
branch of industry, as they are striving to drive
away foreign capital. Are We unjust when we
stigmatze them as PETTY TYRANTS."
seeking to crush q lawful branch of business.
on which many are dependent for their daily
bread. and drive them out of the country? Let
an impartial public answer.
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e VI
1--WE 2. I.ss.

SITCRD4R. JUNE 2. I=s5-
D. tLe bars SE4How ~ have san F1De.-9 advio-s % June
a.. or abozt a -ses k,er than tha-s BY TIE ConsL No IA
ter-i change B., nrtesd in TIE market hr cor szpi= pr@lU-ts-
Coll 10 Ne@ YORK. Nay 2sh. f1t1a;=d b=tEeen IL AID
10 sP=z OF, Nay IJ,E- - 3 =l4iz ol- 81 shAisboHsr
81 20
TA= brig Ia h Rslsrs toucLel - EsE4 q ;he 1-th-I5
days from s4a Faaesop- A I=ster aum eEr earr@Y9zdslt
there EIb GGrd ef.eEEsr=-
The seaooaer OIL FeHoU arrived 90 tie 1sth fum Bazers
I,4nd Hermemoranla q arrivals attls lznd al y FUND
be5oS. asI .1o al Interesting zler foa iL= s4aI Ia saosher
e5-can-
TA~ ItaIha ship Columbus tore.ei az this I0r. n TIE 18th,
"a rate from Macao % Cauao. zFA go COLES. i.,sniei hr
the Gasernn-as service Sc s4I=d again the fa1a-tEz d4y-
The bsrx Honjtor brngs a fI ea=Eo q IGEter 70 M=ssrs-
Hsess4 4 Co
RIAL EsTlrz-ILe prsuis-s aruedy Enssn a. the British
Consulate. ard naE ~ the American House. sod last week ar
81 o5o-pgrehase4 - T Clmmizs, E=q- II ~l be eoa;inaei
sahoeL
ne Jars,. premises. On the plains. have ben solI a,
rryai= sale hr 81 10, aat al be fued uP FOR tie American
Hospital
-Four Il. On waikiki plains ~bor4~rins On "Thanas'
Sqzar=.- s@I hr ssf5- The original price paid Sss $40
Had the plan Contemplated by tI- Governments, at the time q
th~ sab ia 1850 O. 81, teea carried 90; tn plains would have
become The fEest and Eral,.is-: pr. q the city. Purchasers
we're given 70 understand TIA; The Land reserved a. Thomas
s4Uar-," a-d running from B-retanHa TO King streets, vas 70
b. enclosed AMI planted With trees Had Government taken
the initiative. property L0Eles would have improved their lots
The above three parcels belonged to the estate Of the late l. C.
WYE.
The prsperty known as the British Club premises, On
Union street. va offered al auction. but no bill was made over
The upsst price o: $500, sDI the estate remains Gnsoi.
! Among the exports By the Line Yankee We observe 10 gal
Ions os castor oil, manufactured al the new oil Mill of Geo. c.
Mclean. This mill, which consists Of a strong hydraulic press
a. adapted 70 the manufacture q kukui oil, castor oil, eo;;on
sssI oh, cocoa nut OIL, or in fact any o;her vegetable oil, ami
can make from 20 to 30 gallons per day II drgen To its full ca
pasty- b: a. present castor oil beans aad kukui nuts are
O5ttuab,e only IN small quantities. The kUkui oil il said TO
be Ear superior to hHssed, especially in outdoor work, as it's
found to perfectly Withstand the weather. The drug store 81
DR.. Ford, which was painted and sanIei some eight years ago,
is = sample % IL work. and j. almost as fresh a. when the
paint Els pct on AL ~ho have used kukui oil have found It
admirably adapted for painting. and unsurpassed BY any other
Kind, while { l. mach less expensive.
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MENORANDA.
Baker, Island Report.
Touched. Feb. Whales ship Wm.R otch Clean.
Arrived, Fet. IO-Bark Oliver Cuts. 10 load.
Peb- I5-SIip Liberty. to load.
Fer. 2.-BtTk IlOkOoa, To load.
Sailed. Feb. l2-Ship Falmouth, for Falmouth, England
with full cargo
Ap1 I0-Ship Victoria for Falmouth, FagIau nj
with full cargo.
Truly yours, MILAN B.BcoCK,
Anil rs IS6S. Agen; 4. g. {. At Bakers Island. -
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EXPORTS.

For SIS Fe ,Scrsco-Per Bhering. JuTe l6-2I55 pk=s sugar
r2-s5a5 I,-l I5s pkgs nloIasses (2I152 gals, . Pkgs alcohol
~ Laps peanuts Ci697 Ibsl / cs machinery.
Value Of Domestic produce, S25,tll ~
Value Of Foreign prod-ce, Sii5 81
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Fl. Y. r.,

SUCCESSOR To ?. :. PRATT < col
Importer aud Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Shirts a
Malt Liquors, Charlton Wharf. Honolulu. II. I. 5a6-ly
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SIIIp-- Mails

For SAS FEASCiscO-per Bhernr. this day at IL V.
F0r NtSpwsrD IVars-rer kI4usa. Monday.
FOR knL-A, KSrN-P@r onward Wednesday.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.
ARRIy

sunc 1s-Schr Mary. Philips. from UJO.
ls-Am blrE swallow. If days from san Francisco. en-
route fT China aud japan.
lr-Schr Ssubia. Howard. from Hlo.
l9-ItaiEIn clipper ship Columbus, 50 days from Nacao.
cu r0utr tr C.IaO-
Is-Schr Ne,tie Merrill, Kinney, from Lahaina and Ma
atsa Bay.
I9-Schr ODD Fellow. REYNOLDS. from Jarvis Island.
Ig--shr Prime Hatfield. from HanaIei.
IJ-Am taTkeEtiue Monitor. Nelson. Il DAYS from Hum
bolit. with lumber 20 Hackfetd & Co.
2O-HpI N4hiue. frUm Koioa.
2i-Schr Active. CIuney. from KOlJa-
2Z-Schr k4lsma. from Esupukuea.
&=-Noi heiEsi. NapeIa, from RshaIui.
23-Str ktaurt. NctirrEDr. from - iudwarI Ports.
@S-Schr Net,ic Merrill. Kinney. from Lahaina.
&3Schr Nary EiIeu, West, from kahului.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28
OH !

The New York Herald announces the high
ly important intelligence from abroad, that
Spain is about to abandon the war against
Chilli and her allies, and wind up the show
by the bombardment of Valparaiso. This is
a rich city of 10000 inh.bitants, of whom
10000 are foreigners. 1t is 30 accessible to
the harbor, and 30 unprotected, that Span.
ish feet can soon knock it to pieces, and work
immense destruction to life and property.
The prospect alarms the humane sensibilities
of the Herald, and makes it cry out /" barba-
rous," and call upon the civilized powers to
prevent the outrage. This forces the Mobile
Register to cry. out OIL tt asks, ".did BEN.
NETT ever hear of place called Charleston
how, for many days, over year, storms Of
fire and iron were rained upon that devoted
city, from the most destructive engines of
war that science and treasure could produce
how that city had many thousand inhabitants,
many Of them foreigners, and many others
tender children and helpless women-how
it had wealth, in solid storehousss and prince.
ly private dwellings, to be destroyed9 Of
course the Herald did know and hear of
these things, and it had daily Bulletins to
record the progress of the daily destruction !;
and yet, not once did it pronounce the pro-
ceeaing Z" barbarous," or call on the Christian
powers to put stop to it. We join the
Register In the exclamation, OIL
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but she was undismayed. The Countess CAsT1a-
LONE is, perhaps, the most beautiful woman in
the world, and WAS Originally ant to Paris by
Count OAvouR TO fascinate the Emperor and worm
secrets out Of him, in which mission she succeed
ed At one time she was received at the court of
the Tuleries, but WAS turned out in consequence
Of the jealousy Of the Empress. Her latest freak
adds to her notoriety, and is the subject Of much
comment
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aE AR communications Intended for publication IN
this journal must be addressed to the Editor of
the Daily Ne,os, No. 10 Hayne street, Charleston,
8. c. Business Communications to Publisher Of
Ddilu Nesps. e. .H '.I#
tions.
Advertisements outside Of The city must be dooompa-
1ted toith the cash.
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MEETINGS..

FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. o, A. r. NJ.
EtOMMUNICATION OF THIS LODGE WILL TAKE
" place at Masonic Hall. To-Aorro,o (Sunday) Ater
noon, at o'clock
BY ordor Of the W. NJ
April % A. A. GOLDSMITH. Secretary.
ZERUBBABBL CHAPTER, NO. IL, IL. A. NJ
N EXTRA CONYOOATION OF ZERUBBABEL
N Chapter will be held This Evening at 7H O'Clock
Candidates for the Royal Arch degree will be punctua
By order. III. Z. II. P.
April ~
PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
l. of this Bank will take place at the Banking House.
on Wednesday, the I'd Of May, at IL O'Clock NJ.
On Monday, the 7th election will bs held at the
same place for THIRTEEN DIRECTORS to serve for
the ensuing Polls open from IL to O'Clock P. NJ
April 26 II. G. LOPER, Cashier.
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FAIR.

THE LADIES OF THE ST. PATRICK's CoNGREGA.
TIoN respectfully that Fair to tho o.
tablishing Of School for Boys will be opened Hon
day Evening. 30th instant at O'Clock, ut Hbernian
Hail. Meeting street. and romain open every day during
the week. from IL A. NJ. to p. M and FROM p. NJ to
IL p NJ under the patronage of tho following gentle
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men:
RI REV P M LYNOH,
Hon " D PORTER,
Hon WM AIKEN.
HON p O GAILLARD,
HON HENRY BUST,
Hon JAS sIMONS,
Hon @ + SIMONTON,
Hon OHAS MACBETH,
Hon GEO 8 BRYAN,
Hon GEO A TRENHOLM,
COUNT Sr ANDRE,
Hon d RIOLS.
GEN J A WAGNER,
GEN JAS CONNER,
EDW'D LAFITTE, Esq,
T d WAGNER, Esq,
BERNARD O'NElLL, ESQ,
EDW'D MOTTET, Esq,
J W BROWNFIELD, ESQ,
M sELIGMAN, Esq,
w j MAGRATH, Esq,
JACOB COHEN, Esq.
II D TROUT, Esq,
COL JNO PHILLIPS,
THO 8 RYAN, Esq.
VIM Ladder, Esq,
z b OAKES, Eeq,
MILES DRAKE, Esq,
JF O'NEILL. Esq,
A p FUEGAS, Esq,
THEO HUTOHET, Esq,
O D CARR, Esq.
EDW'D DAILY, Esq,
JNO sCHACTE. ksq,
] z OAY, Esq,
JAS Z ROBINSON, Esq,
G. r CATHCART, Esq,
JS RIGGS, Esq.
JAS WHITE. Esq,
II z LAUREY, Esq,
8 Y TUPPER. Esq,
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CHAS Z KANAPAUX. ESQ.,
Ii T PEAKE, Esq,
DIR ] p CHAZAL,
THOS O'BRIEN, Esq,
F @ DEFONTAINE, Esq,
7 KELLY, Esq,
@ O TRUMBO, Esq,
DIR ANTHONY PELZER,
P ] BARBOT, Esq,
VIM MATTHIESSEN, ESQ.,
M P O'CONNER, Esq,
II F BAKER. Esq,
f PONOIGNON, Esq,
w II CHAFEE. Esq,
j B DUYAL, Esq.
JOS PURCELL, Esq,
OHAS p AIMAR, Esq,
T l. QUACKENBUsH, ESQ.
+ ALLCHBRS, Esq,
JAS BROWNE, Esq,
JNO COMMINS, Esq
p O'DONNELL. Esq,
l. F LIE BLhUX, Esq,
JNO DoUaHERTY, Esq,
H A DUO, Esq,
VIM WHITE, Esq,
JNO BLAKE. Esq,
d EN- STON, Esq,
8 G COURTENAY, Esq,
L + KING. Esq,
JNO McKEEGAN, Esq,
FIG De COTTES, ksq,
NJ W sr AMAND. Esq,
JAS McOAREY. ESQ,
GEO A BOWMAN, Esq
j p SALAS. Esq.
T MCCARTHY, Esq,
] DORTHAGE, Esq,
J LEGARE YATES, Esq,
N DEVEREAUX, Esq,
A MoLUY, Esq.
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ITO RENT. THAT DELIGHTFUL RESI-
i DENCE corner East Bay and Inspection street; &
square rooms, dressing room and pantry, basement
rooms, ample accommodations for servants, carriage
house and stable, with very largo lot.
April IA PINCKNEY BROS.
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TO RENT, 60.

ITO RENT.-THAT DELIGHTFUL RESI-
L DENOE in Mount Pleasant Village, owned by Mr.
sAML. SANDERS, containing hye rooms, on a high
basement having all necessary oubuildings, the yard
being we'll shaded, with good pump on the lot.
April 2s East end of Iaurena. street
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WANTED, ABOUT TEN FIELD HANDS,
w to work James Island, for whom liberal wages
will be paid. Apply at Christophei's Wagon Yard. No
606 King g.street. ~ April %
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DOOMS TO RENT, WITH STANDING
III FURNITURE, at BROWNS HOTEL, Summer.
ville. 8. O. Also, will accommodate . few PRIVATE
BoARDERS. For terms. &C., apply to
MRS. @. BROWN.
April IL -----.---- Proprietress.
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WANTS..

HANDY-MAKER WANTFD.--WANTE
" good workman to make stick candy. Good wages
and steady employment gven at J. O. Il. CLAUssENS,
Mnrket-street April %
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SCHOOLS.

~, MRS. GEO. REID ",
WILL OPEN A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, AT No. 50
w Rutledgestreet, on Tuesday, May LIST. FRENCH
snd ENGLISH, in all It's branches, will be taught
MUSIC extra. few Primary Scholars will be received
For terms. apply as aboye. fstps April a. o
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ITO RENT.-THE DESIRABLE II o K e
No. 157 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel.
Apply on tho premises. April1
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GEORGE H. HOPPOCK
VTTILL CONTINUE TIE WHOLESALE GROCERY
w and COMMIssION BUSINESS, at No. 1876 East
Bay 10 April II
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VIA II E ID, A. COLORED WOMAN TC
w Wash and do Chamber work for q email family
None but the beat qualified need apply Inquire at No
& Orange street. April %
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03
Cepeerhead Dedge.

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-03

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Psblie Speaking In East Tennessee

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