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80 u ..
viii he inptoagsiibleE for either Northern
~. s,o,,+t,a,.,, ,,clit,cia,,s ,,revent a
W i's-I - III 7
coo1InpIete reunion iholnni5 lisse - g.ra lis
sLlul -ygs - II = - ie 49,
Hoilal,idgL John MINOR tottS.A ,,,.
The spPjoined somewhat renafklatDie fiL iaifAlt .
document was read a few weeks ago by
~ n I9st.s.s Ssa, ea,Sn,a and one Of
the eoltoFs Oh TINS paper at w asne
City. We can therefore attest Its gen
uineness, We find IL printed in the
Ptchraon5 Ren,tbJ;o win the following
4Ntotl 'oAtSA 4'SHss'''s " "N''A S--S1 -N-eS' =
preface: ~,
4 FIThe savings and Sdoings Of q distin-
giiished political .peisonar, during his
imprisonment, are ever after subject
OF III tefest.s The document below, in
the hand writing of the Hon John NJ.
Bolts; was, sent us sometime since by
gentleman in the country, 70 whom Mr..
Bolts hadIgfYenit ut will ibe found m
iteresting, when we remember When anu
where it was written. Read iit;tiijr Gd
psj; SS,o,,Sz n 1SGfbS,Ji 3oaSsed Ihr0tLyR ma
Mini on he Mint Of The eth April,
TTasS1 1,ESSTioSil c.rffs5.- -Eil,ht EJKeeks iSoLt-
mn fJ,SS n, en1e,,f IN a Ne0To, ,JdI, as
y JpfsfISSs Sn,j III, ! t''Fl
lo'Ests sff 70 I,,I5 ro,1at5 IN
St.. ISL; because ~ ! MT9h% 1YSion f9Emad bv
L4,91aafs11af ~ / " II ttssoaAsSE E[vbich
Oon anu I NJ m5s ,,ss,, nght 10 ven,
lFoln d.
crate and adore asS Ine SontS
chor OF Natlona1 greatness rear Pfo'p'4A'y
ana 1reeooh. - ,.,,5.,r .ba ,1a-
I'd. Because4 Moulo 1. ogtlo I.tt9 II .ns az AZ
strucuon OF Tue, pssy Ss, s.sHsss559Y SN
woTlo nas ever ~; 4 M
80. because tlot y -
ing clVIOHa 80 -l
upon my own sectlon1I ,counGsy; - t,,o
4th. Because wopl9 nos alqttnI El. tIi5as sns
dlsmempermentI :, :.
ruin or my nauye E9late' ala' =
OF the whole So9tn.i92,!9l I,piIi.ls,i.,is ~ .,,
9th. Because " Woula e.n!u ~ Uie le
slaughter ot tne hnnoFs9hs oa ss5
that nave oeen apH WI s,si w. is;J IN
otn. becauss;S1 ,%14ia, ties + a,,J So ionn
breaking a9 ti,at ~
generations haye e1iS,t5seo, e1Ii1,5e li5 q, ,n.-
seIsh. bscause WouLs ~ IVY 81 Sf,srail
KING WIDOWS anu oF -.'4 ~
and untoIo. =, =,
sth. Because I would not aid 4! turn. li n.
ing theinstincts OF humanity INTO MTG rnat
of wolves and other pTutes:, .LcIBI.I
9th. Because i. would, not praetlce
low deception and an unworthy Itick, tits1,
as thousands have done, from motfyes
OF selfiShness, ambittpn or te9aar ;,s,l. .,s
10th. because !. .Wonld notaauoPIio'r
myself, or recommendation othersS a. pol
labor must be thrown aw44y.tr@e, t.. ni;l e u
11th. Because had the hrmness 70
adhere with fdei ty, TO the principles
had cherished, and .lanored 1or. Hllr Inrty
years to establish, and which my State
had just adopted at the polls, but which
she renowned and repudiated at the
dictation of a. daring and corrupt De-
mocracy. -! ,..-.:...,s slii-,s "a. iiel
18th. Because j preferred living I'M
der a permanent and. end dnrtng govern
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siHeaItli3a and Comfort.

4 KEERi H0UR ERETlNEARMi AND Sc
lsst,i hfa l9.sl(CURE B0TH.t .s s,ist,.g ..t
DHYs1CIANs Will TEELaYoU THAT
y cold feet IN sitting posture are always
TO be guarded an Inst
5Gonrod Long, Al Martins Ferry, Ohio, OPP
posito Wheeling, has the RoiBFIEheto manu-
facture and sell In thfg section Palmer'S
LANTERN AND FOOT WARNER.
enA6fhs flnvenfion 81 The aSGAs Ehaniy.
and usefnI In any house either for light or
Naunthteheap and. p0LSao being made OF
church or0n d Journey in the ears-anyWhere
ae alL Just the thing for sleigh riders. Ex-
anime them; .,ry 1an571md
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Z Cat,IfaI. Il ssIHO. 600.
7 ~. - iiiitl sDTREcToIts: s-i4i
I. 7. II. .Ioean, +. r. Shalierus Geo X. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John ZoecisleF, Safil. MoClel-
Ian, g. w Franzheim,a JAS N!iNanee, Alex.
AhuRnthE iistsur4 e. I'd Tg5itt .fff4u
.NIHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, are prepared 70 take risks nt
tatr rates on buildings Of all kinds, mefchan-
disc, man ufaGtuTing establishments, furni-
ture; steamb0atB and eaFg0es on the western
EiYeIa and lakes and also on the lives OF per-
sons fora term or years. This Company Of
feTB superior Inducements 10 ArmeTS, Where-
by they can be4nsured for three year., at re-
duced rates. This being n horne tnEtitutIon,
composed Of some ninety-four stoekholderss
most ofwhoEn are among our best tbuaineFs
men, recommends itself to the fayornblo con-
sidefatIon OF the ipsuring public, and soltcits
their patronage.
AppIicaticns lor insurance win Be prompt
attended to by the Secretary. a.
Ofiea, No. 1MeLure House, being the same
formerly occupied by AdaInss Expires Co,
~ 7f7l'ir = ''t-.sN y. S.CARTHUR, SecretaEy.
SAM1L MCCLELLAN, PresidBrit. - ~
= GEO. MENDEL, Vice President. ,ia9e4
n. @. ARTHUR. Agent for payipg penEIonS.
Ofice, NO. MeLure HpuSe, being the same
formerly occupied by AdanS' Expires CO.
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he Great Cure Tor altyASAseieses OF IN
~ stomach, LiVef and BOweIsI
2D', HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD
CABINET BRANDY, Medicated. J
For sale In ali Parts or the world.

1UCentral Depot, American Express Build
ing, 55 Hudson Street, New York. Manufac-
Tory Corner Water and Ferry Stl eets, Hudson
N.Y., GEO. 2 AuSSbL ilf 'blss = ~,
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n. a French physician announces that
a shock of electricity given to epahent
diving from the effects of ehloroform,
imFnediately eounteraets its inf1uencei
and restores the sufferer to life.
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"
Medifal.
SEII,ERS COUGH SYRUP.

OFT1 FDW pIllIrH MRHH
NhlIlIh6N UUUuu p1uO4'
b1AA"-e'-,. b1AA1e'S -, INK, ACTION. ALWAYS
TITS PROMPT ~ ttS - "a me sTha1eStchild
dellSa;s ISina fsTnae NO % infammatory er
applicable to the vast rnalor1lty u q Sacuiiariy
and bronchial i1e ereat relief In
valuable to children,, EiIOTIad 5ifSeases From
Whooping Cough anu htiut sIantes received from
a large number OF ose1I eeI tS,e following:
4. Eearto year NS vi 81 ~ ~ 80 - uo..o,. ~
: From the Rev = ,..e1,I S; lI Iiexandrias
me me n"P1'S
OnlO. TJckyInp Co.. Feb. "a, 1855.
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ARRTYlAI & CLOSING OF MAILS

hrrIret q d cadae, at
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Eandreth's card en- Seeds.

fTts-I ir,issVEHREINNaGL DII !.
GRATING ioAF ~ /, sE54pIEs55usr s5.E5 81
noVa
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MccABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale Drug
gists, wheeling Sole Agent for West Vir-
ginIa; also, proprietors OF Krafl's Diarrhea
Nerve and Bone Liniment, Dr. Stahlts Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL .,,f
dec2S- -6rnd&w
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yORWAY,BAR iron.

0s TONS sNoRWAYa IRON, FOR on
ufS1- Wen Tools, assorted sizes, received by
;s..CsTaii PsC, HIEDREIa 4 Al BaosEt
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Patriotic REMARKS Of Riahop simpson
more the other:Eysninis: ..a.aL 4
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18th. Because was honest, in earn
est, and patriotic when / voted for "the
Union, the Constitution, and the en-
forcement of the laws" !" and will not
now stnltify myself by. repudiating all.
sJl9th.' and lastly. Because I was not
born either a foolFor a knaye. sIs.q j
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go eilflf'i Afaal
~ So s8isa a,a55 :
du ~ b9afgbs
4.s.H- 40. .n HFH
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11:sO An. e.15 An
S:l5P. 3Eii 2s0P. n.
70 ii4E 3.H LEl9 =
I fu:0 An. Gl6A y.
| s:Ef. N POP. oQR n.
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= gnsiirairfe. ~ 80
Franklin insurance COMPANY

p 1Hi'l 'iiIi on WHERLIN0.3 IL a
Capital, $3.50, 900.
I ~ issss. 1i'i'7 DrItEcroIss: ssiil
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1:so AN. s:DAM
H1iE II
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winans- O. Brothers, of baltimore,
have taken a very large contract from
the Russian governments for building
cars and locomotives. They were the
builders of the Moscow and st. Peters
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The bridal gifts Of the Duchess of
Munchy, lately married at Paris, were
very magnificent. Her Jewel box con-
tained preci0us stones valued at $780,
900 francs. In the ducal crown belong.
r,pnrIrfh ann hnn francsL L.-l.....l ~ i. =. =.
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A French lawyer has made a bequest
of $4,000 to the lunptih. asylum of his
town, ~ s. I earned this money" his will
states, 'sby the patronage of those who
goto law; my present gfft is but a resti-
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The projected enterprise of q new
ali the old ones in enterprise and excel
them in ability is assuming form. Capi-
talists stand ready to invest 100000
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which Joseph FauiKer,la Palnter AT AT
exploded, bnrnfng him severely, and
two ladies who were in the room with
him fatally. The agony of the suffer-
ers was terrible, the fire completely
eating into their hesh SO that it fell in
ishreds from their bones, while it was
impossible TO subdue or quench il. Z
The Troy police were sure they heard
burglars Operating on one of the city
banks the other night and made q grand
descent in large force, only to find an
innocent bank clerk cancelliDg checks.
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= very Curious Pamphlet.


some attentive friend las recently sent US Il
curious little pamphlet entitled " Occasional
Paper OF the Hawaiian Church Mission, eVl-
IDENTIFY intended for circulation solely in Eng
land and America. 1t was printed in Lon
don in 1865, and contains among other things,
extracts from Bishop Staley's Journal, the peru
sal Of which affords 50 much amusement, that
the wonder with us Is that a few hundred copies
were not sent out TO Honolulu for sale. Accord
ing to this Journal Of the Bishop, we have some
very - remarkable men > on the islands, and
some not 50 remarkable, Mr.. c. at hau,
on Hawaii, seems TO be a very l~iberal-mindcd
man, though somewhat uncultivated." a
Mr.. C-," at IIilo, -" is Southern
American, - a thorough gentleman, and Il
truly Christian man, but he went over to the
Roman Church only last year, having nothing
10 believe, and 40 objective worship under Mr..
Coan's wretched system"
1t is particularly noteworthy, as We learn
from this pamphlet, that when the Rev. DR..
Anderson called upon Bishop Staley at IIilo,
Z. his manner was very deferential.' This d" de-
ferential . manner, in which the Bishop refers to
hmset, reminds US of u certain man in England
who was accustomed. when he spoke of himself.
always to take his hat off! Perhaps it was to
see whether the honored Secretary's manner had
changed. that the Bishop, when in Boston last
january. took rooms in Pemberton Square.
nearly opposite the \. B.. c.. F. VI. Rooms, and
sent his card across the street to DR.. Anderson
and Secretary Treat, with a request to see them.
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BY this statement il Will be seen that Can't.
Woods took the extreme s~outherly track, cross
ing latitude 80 in longitude 100. and making
all his latitude before he was seven days out
from san Francisco. Not one vessel in twenty
ventures % far To the southwark as did the
oracle, which sailed 23SS miles be.ween the
two ports, and Vet beat, by from 30 hours t. II
days each. eight vessels which left Sun Francisco
about the same time with her, all Of which took
more direct routes, and the bark Samuel Merritt
which took the most n~ortherly track. made the
longest passage. The distance from san Fran
cisco 70 Honolulu in a direct line i about 2lO0
miles, and i, Is difficult for most persons to see
why a track covering 2i0O miles should be pre-
cerTed % the more direct one.
The OrGcIs'S passage would seem 10 be conclu-
sive proof that the s~ou,herly route Is the best
one when the trades are light. Another case in
point. In 1865, the clipper ship Malay, Capt.
Hutchinson. left san Francisco September >.
taking nearly i direct course for Honolulu. and
arrived after Il passage of % days, having been
been beaten hy the yagkee, under Capt. Patty,
about five days-the latter taking a more south
eriy track. The following year, 1864, the
Malay left San Francisco about one week earlier
than on the previous voyage. Capt. Hutchin-
son this time took the extreme s~outherly track,
and made the passage in 70 days, beating the
fast ship Mary l.. Sutton one day, and six other
vessels from two to five days each.
After carefully comparing routes and pas
sages made during the past ten years, we are
satisfied that vessels which, on leaving San Fran
cisco during the months when the winds are
light, say from September TO March, make as
much sJuthing as possible, crossing latitude 80
at or east Of longitude $50, and running cut their
latitude before reaching longitude 40, Will
make better passages, nine times out of ten, than
by taking the straight track. They have to sail
over more miles, but as Il general rule the trades
are more steady and reliable below latitude p
than above it. There are seasons when the
trades are fresh as high as latitude 10, or even
higher, when vessels will make short passages
whatever track they may take. These remarks
apply TO seasons when light winds prevail.
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CLOSING OF SCHOOL

Closing OF SCHOOL.
OUR Father. which art IN Heaven; HalIoweI be thy Name;
y Thy kingdom CONE; Thy viii be done in earth. A. it is in
Heavens Give Us this day our daily Bread, and f'rs.ve Is our
lead Is no, into temptauou; But deliver Is from evil: Amen
Glory be :" the Father. and u the son: and To the Holy Ghost.
Lord. We bes-ech thee fix in our hearts the good things We
have learnt this day. Bless this kinedom-and save our
through Jesus Christ. ImeH-
No one certainly can object to a judicious
form OF prayer for schools; but the nutiLdfioa
of the authorized version Of the Lords Prayer,
as found in the Bible and Prayer books, is CEN
surable, and the teaching of it to children is
more 50. Whoever is responsible for i: is totally
unfit u sit in the Board Of Education, if he
occupies such a seat.
The charges made in Mr.. Bonds letter against
the Inspector General are too serious to be over
looked. 1t would seem from the evidence adj
duced that he has been using his Office and
authority 70 induce Protestant females to for
sake their homes and be placed in the Sisters
school in Honolulu, where, it Is said, they are
baptized before leaving the Institution. More
over. ne i charged with authorizing the Catho-
lie Priest at Kohala, to break up a school con-
sisting entirely Of Protestant children, - or trans
fer them to the premises and Of course the super
vision Of the priest. Is not this as open and
bareiaced ProseiyfiHg as was ever r~racticed on
this earth? Although 10th to believe it. the
public must credit the statements of Mr.. Bond,
until greater evidence is brought to rebut it.
But there are always two sides to every story,
and the Inspector General wilI probably pick up
his quill ID defend his acts with his customary
eagerness to appear in print. As however, he
has called for " the facts'' regarding what
he sneeringly terms, in a late article. . the
decline and fall of Professionalism in this coun-
try we have no doubt the facts will be forth
coming. rs rapidly as he can manage them. 1t
is not, however, by sneers and rhoiomontade
that this question is to be set right. The policy
of the Government should be in harmony with
the best interests Of the people, and not aim TO
favor one sect or one clique to the prejudice Of
the majority.
This matter Is very easily righted, il there is
any disposition on the part of the Board and its
agents to do SO. If there IS not. the case is
altered; and the subject becomes 4 more serious
one.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.
A.RIE

II I3-Er. ship Oracle. Woods. II days from san Francisco.
Ii-Schr Acuy., CIGEey. from Lahaiua.
liam vi ship Tt0S. Dicza-Ou- J-TI ecan. c RIOS. from
hone, sah laS bJls WI OIL. l75 Dbts sp OIL, loo
lis bone
liam zh bark Massachusetts,. wilcox, 5 mos. from
hone ia HIO. With 20 bbi- 50 oil.
lam va bars DauT WO-i. KeLmoni, II mos out
from h9m-vfl HUo- with TO- Lbis sP- ObtIs WI oil.
lJ-Schr irace Ila-GeiI. from H4uaIei-
lam Al tark Harr=on, CDoty, from Cal Coast siih
80 bbs VI oil.
I5-sch- Onward. Lambert, from KoIoa and Wanna.
I@Sctr KaIana, MaEahi, El=l R0IoI-
lam clipper slip Rather, Marsh, Is days from san
Frauci-c1-
I6-Br. sLiP Nicob-r. EenuaDi, 10 days from san
FraHciscO-
I5-Am VII bark Eni-1yor. Wilson, from Cal Cast via
Hhp WIKI go bills VII oil
1C-Am sh shP Oliver Croker. Larman, from Cal.
Coast u. Hin- sIsh SO bhis MI OIL
IAN Nh htF& AuEasa- Avc.ue- JEOs from hCIae, clean.
lo-An vi bark Midas. Dr-k-- .: mos from Hone,
With 100 5DIs wh al.
l6-Am III ship RaiEbo<, Baker. : mos. from Home.
With 10 BIDS - . bbIs Wh OIL
lI-schr Nettie Merrill Kinney, from L.Laiua and Msa-
b.. Lay.
lam ~h bark Trident, Eo-e. mos. frm Home, with
80 bbI- sp oil
lam bark Camden. Mitchell. % days from Port An
g-l1s. with Lumber % H. Hackfrh k Co.
lS-Am Nh ship AIIira, Osborne, from MarqGesas. win
10 bbs VII oil.
1S-Am wH ship Roman, UamlIsn, y mos. from home.
WIKI $50 WIaIe AMI 200 sperm voyage.
ls-ku->ian EGuboat AIeoui, KagouIy, , guns, 20 days
from Valparaiso.
I9-Schr h Nj. Wlhur. from KahuIui.
l9->chr Helen. frua MsHkO and MOlokai.
2O-Schr Mary, from HIa.
20-Am vi sh.p AruoAis, Ha~es, from Cal. coast. with
500 whale
20-Am Sh ship Gov Troupe, Ashley, from Cal. coat via
HilO, viii 40 whale
eO-Am VII ship Mercury. Tooker, from Cal. Coast 20 sp.
-O->rh Moi " auiue- Nrlli>h. from Nawilisii.
2I-Schr Nete Merrill Kinney. from Lahair1.
SchT Kate Lee FoU--Iiu. from Lahaina and Makes.
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DEPARTURES

ri liam VII ship Reindeer. RayuCr. for Arctic
1+-Schr MOI WaAIu-. M-lI-h- for NswiIiwiIi-
l+-SChr Alherli- Clark for kuua and KaU-
1i-SChr Moi htiki. NHpela. fr kahuiui.
liam VIII bark Fanny. Hunting. fT Arctic
liam VIII ship GsnT Pike, Russell. for Koiiac-
lam VII bark Monticello. Phillips. for Arctic.
Ij-Am VIII bark Nile. Fish. for Arctic.
I5-Russiln Eulboat ZybuI. PHkiue. for japan
l6-Am clipper ship Rather, Marsh, for Ii0ugkcEG-
l6-Am wh bark Harrison. C0Jfy. for Arctic
16-Am VA ship Emily Morgan. Athsarn, for Arctic
lam Eh ship Alpha LAYTON for Arctic
l1-SChr EmeIiue. Crane. fr EOua and kau.
I7-Schr KaLlma. Nakahi, for Eohala.
IT-Schr Mary Ellen. West. for NaIhee iEndiug.
lam VII bark Midas. Drake, for OchOtsk.
lam WI bark Aurora, Aveine. for Arctic.
IT-Am VII bark Massachusetts, Wilcox. for Arctic.
Is-Am VIII bark John =. West. Tinker. for Arctic.
I5-ET- clipper ship oracle, Woods. for Bakers Island.
IS-Am bark Whistler. Fuller. for New Bedford
I-Schr Active, CIuHey. for i.h1iTa-
1S-Schr Onward. Lambert. GT hOlCa and Wdimea.
Is-Am VII ship Eliza Adams, Fish, Tor Arctic
f9-Am VII ship Rainbow. Baker, f1r Ochotsk-
Ig-Schr Settae Merrill. Kinney. for Lahsina-
2D-Am VII ship Milo, Halves, for Arctic
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
4PRLL 81.

81 IN IL a . - AH4Is -.
The attention Of our readers i directed TO
the communication ON schools IN another column.
The position Of the writer, Rev. E.. Bond, and
his long experience as a teacher and laborer in
behalf Of lIawaiians, will command the respect
Of the public for the assertions he makes.
If it be true that the Inspector General Of
Schools Is turning out Protestant school teachers,
and appointing Catholics in their places with
out regard to the religious views and wishes Of
the parents of a majority Of the pupils, and
using his Office for sectarian ends-and if it be
true that the Board of Education sustains him
in this new and singular procedure the sooner
the public know all the facts regarding it the
better.
We are the more inclined u believe that Mr..
Bond statements apply equally to all the islands
as 70 the district of Kohala, from a remark
said to have been made within a short time, BY
q member Of the Board Of Education, in sub
stance that " though he should never favor the
American Missionaries in the matter of schools,
he feared the Inspector General was carrying his
reforms too far
The following Is the form of prayer referred
to IN the communicative OF our correspondent
BY ORDER
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En-t NailIne v. -hort Trnck-.

The British ship Oraele lay off the port at day
Light on Saturday last, having had the best pass
a.e from san Francisco made by a sail vessel
this year. 1t Is Capt. Woods third visit to
Honolulu in this fine ship. and II speaks well
for him Is q navigator, that GA each trip he has
distanced every ship sailing with him. In the
last instance ne sailed from san Francisco two
days after the RquIsr and -Nic9Jar, and arrived
over thirty hours ahead Of the r. and over two
days before the v. lie took the s~outherly route,
making a curve far out of the usual course.
which is the best track for vessels bound from
san Francisco 10 Honolulu, at seasons when light
winds prevail. The following Is from his log;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-04-21

EEEiT-W-Com. Patty. late of the Whistler. re-
quests H. to correct the figures in our last relating
20 one of lis passages to san Francisco. The
Whistler left Honolulu. ! r. ". January -. and
arrived at san Francisco. itakinE the pilot at 3
\. ". on the 1th-making - days and II hours. and
not IL DAYS and Is hours as stated in our report.