The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-10-12

IHE AxAEoS ExIGrASE-Son after the collapse
Of the rebellion. there vas 3 scheme siS-ted ;or emf
grafton = Brazil, AID several hunirei southerne-s
migrated 10 that empire. where Il Was presumed
slavery would be perpSVual Tie peculiar lnsutu-
ten ha<, however. gone under there 81 well IS II
America, aai ;he fond hopes OF the ~ea;g-ants have
faded away Inc Petersburg Iais-. - southern
Journal, thus tzkes 81 tire v-s.oDsry beauties and
attractions CT Brazil
There i delightful region IL South America,
accessible by sse2u5Ozt, which : not only pleasant
10 live in, Int sfonis a charming prospect for al
who wish - ole. a. well a. 10 live. easy II Is Pc
c1liarly well suited 70 those II cur fellow citizens
who look forward tr support 70 pUouc SIHces snd
cou6sAtion. The Vegetation II the country + p1ren-
nial. and the sp.eaior and elegance Of nature are,
beyond description, me. The eDlS--nI, Ike the
native. has only 70 step aShoEe, 20 INTO the woods,
aud x happy tie reclne>, with dlgnIned ease.
under the h->t cl1Lp u tres On lcOSIng up, he
discovers the breai-tEuii growing, and above that
the pendant branches 81 the ceOanut- In the same
wocds the shirt tree C-cvs, described by the eele-
brzied traveller, Humboldt The tree - teued with
an ordinary knife, the skin = taken OF, two arm
holes are cut, snd there Is the shirt 4 work olive
pcCr little minutes, such - che may get through
With iAzhy u 81 Id.s spell whiting on the small
end Q; nothing from a chunk Of scr pine To vary
the diet one neei only whistle for s. native, who viii
come. and FOR the consideration OT half = cent VIII
produce frUm his traps Two dozen q woodcocks,
which are plentiful there, sEd, s. We al know. are
ms - O1-=
= bushel snd : haE q sweet potatoes The yam,
indeed, grows slmcSt spontaneously, snd Is brought
70 its highest state of perfection by being simply
pCkei II = hole and covered over with Snd-Sn op-
Grafton requiring 10 more energy than Is necessary
10 dip up a gOurd Of water and drink. Al sorts OF
fruits grow in the greatest abundance and force
themselves into observation by their prcfusioE-
Death IN that country Is, IS we have ;ntimatei, easy.
AL that i necessary = for one 70 satiate himself with
vans, bread fruit, shirts, grapes and laziness and lie
down in a jungle and 60 to sleep When he awakes
- Ill ST. Ie-a-1- - Tho EnNr q a no nnS-TH-
or heaven, or perhaps somewhere else"
SUPREME CoURr-The October term Of the Su-
preDe Court commenced on Monday last, Mr.. Justice
Davis presiding. The following are the cases which
have been hearl
The King ". ". D. Raymond-Malcious injury,
in mixing and throwing into his neighbor's premises
. poisonous compound phosphorus, with -four and
water), :" with a needless and reckless disregard or
gross negligence Of the lie or lives. the health or
personal safety, or legal rights or privileges Of another
or other, many or few. known or unknown" The
jury returned n verdict Of guilty, with a
alton to the mercy Of the Court. Sentence on
Thursday
The Attorney-General for the Crown.
W. c. Jones, ES9., for the prisoner.
The King " Apcn and Amoo-Larceny Of $500
gold coin from Mrs. Catharine Stewart. Through
the exertions Of the police the money has been al
recovered. On being arranged, Apon pleaded
guilty anu in the case Of AmCo, e. coolie woman),
. lD-E pEu>--ul was CilNcEEl- sentence n 14QEslAN.
The Attorn-y-General for the Crown.
A J. Lawrence, Esq, Tor the prisoners.
In the case OF the hing vs.. George Slders, Tor
assault on a police oficer, the A;tOrney-Genelal en-
tered a nOue prosequi, on payment Of costs.
\. J. Lawrence, Esq, for tie defendant.
Anton Singer and wife vs.. Aug. S;rehle and Wife
-Assuml sat, $40. Verdict, Sz3e,70.
W. c. Jones, Esq, for plaintiffs
r. II. Stanley. ESQ, for defendants
The foreign jury were discharged on Tuesday
morning. and tie Court adjourned until Tomorrow.
-GG-sns.
On Thursday the Court sentenced ". D. Raymond
70 ten days imprisonment and fry dollars fine. The
costs were r-l-.<-4l.
Apon was sentenced 70 ioUI ySa-s imprisonment 81
hard labor and a sne Of So.
On Thursday the native cases were taken uu. COM
mencing with
Rex vs.. Haumalali and Pakiki, charged with bur
glary and arson. The whole day was occppied with
the trial for burglary, in which i, was proved that
the prisoners had money of which they could give no
account, tfat they had 4 portion Of the stolen ap-
parel, and a peculiar loOkiag-glass belonging TO the
party robbed. Yet the jury brought in a verdict of
not guilty. On the indictment for arson a nolle
prosequi was entered. The Attorney General for the
Crown; J. W. Keawehunahala for the prisoners.
On Monday several native civil cases viii come up.
NAvAL-His Imperial Majesty's Frigate Venus,
- 6A--s N---N -@ 49, 1911 49, NA I'll
day evening, 80 days from Payta, Peru. She is a
new YES sci, about two years out from France, and
has been in the Mexican blockading service stationed
at Acapulco. She LEFT at Callao the Italian frigste
-uGgsEtg, referred to BY Us last week, also the
French ships Idiisaga and BsHiceusc; the latter
an iron-clad, and the flagship Of the Admiral Of the
Paciac Squadron. The Ftnus IS considered one Of
the finest specimens Of naval architecture in the
French navy, and IS fitted with ell the modern i'm
proyelnents. She viii remain in port two or three
weeks, and then sail Tor Tahiti. The following IS q
list of her officers, for which we are indebted 10 Mr..
T. \. Schaefer:
Ia COmmaHGanf-RoY.
lie S~sc0ac-Gicqu-l de- Touches
LisufsNgHts Ge Jafsss4H-CErisii.n &c Te.soa, Bot.
NlgEes
EH-eiga, de Uaissszu--e Grand
lgTs D~ocfsur-NeTy-
Communicates.
Arsi-z.f' Re "a lisrs e~lIsis-Pll5i, B,oae,. wilAune.
2fe D0cieLT-PauL.
r. A.. SCHAEEER 4 CO.