The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-06-22
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY. JUNE -
News of the Morning

The arrivals this morning are the Steamer from
Hawaii, AMI schooner -naiolo from French Frigate
Shoals The -Neffis l. telegraphed from Kauai
The steamer RiIqusa, since resuming her place on
the KOna route. has been well patronizel by travel
ers. On the last trip down she brought % cabin
passenger, and On the trip up IL, with the usual
number Of deck passengers each way She will here
after touch regularly at Kohala, on each trip.
The bark Rainier leaves for san Francisco today,
taking the American and European mails Among
her passengers we notice L. HoIschlaeger, Pres. w.
u. Alexander and others.
Although the weather has been very pleasant, and
frequent showers have fallen throughout the group,
the present month promises TO be the dullest Of the
year thus far. The crops, however, are growing
luxuriantly, and give hopes of most abundant har-
vests These, with the large fleet of ships in the fall,
will make business then unusually brisk.
BY reference to cur local eOlumnc, It will be Oh
served that the coming Anniversary Of American
independence Is to be duly observed by salutes, adj
dresses, music and n public welcome TO Captain
EETaoLDs and the officers Of the United States ship
Lackaranna. The addresses will take place at the
large native church at Kawaiahao.
On our fourth page viii be found another Of Prof.
Nasby's inimitable and sarcastic letters, in which he
gives notice that the name of his .Institoot"
BA- Z u1A-tA anu - VII tAtAlit bt AubNH Is
The Ham and Japhet Free Academy for the devel-
opment of the Intellect Of all nations, irrespective Of
color" 1t i somewhat remarkable that while public
opinion in other countries i bent on abolishing all
distinctions Of color and race. a rule has been re-
Gently established here, in regard to the Missionary
Packet Morning Star, by which Hawaiian Mission
aries are clazsed a. storage passengers, and to a GER
tain extent denied the privileges Of the cabin Of the
vessel. We trust this rule viii he abolished.
Another case of house-burning on Molokai is re-
portel, AMI this time the supposed culprit has. for
tunately, been arrested. Some four weeks ago an
attempt was male on the same Island 10 burn an
other house. These frequent cases Of arson on that
Island are Supposed 10 originate in the lax admins
tration of justice there, the local judge being one Of
the worst characters on the Island, and is said to
snap his fingers at those who demonstrate with him,
aiding, there l. no power in the Kingdom can de
prive him of office till his term is up.
The last vessel from Molokai reports that a murder
was committed this week near Halawa, the eastern
point Of that Island. The parties were natives, and
the murderer was At once arrested and will lie
brought to this city 10y the steamer this morning.
Whoever doubts that the influence of an evil local
judge is the primary cause of the frequent crimes on
Molokai, knows little of human nature.
The bark d. C.. Murray arrived at her wharf
last evening about : O'Clock, having had a clipper
passage Of only u days. She brings the Eastern
mails with dates from New York TO May IIth and
san Francisco 10 June 9Th.
Among the passengers by the Murray last even
ing were Gen MeCook and his lady, whom We vel
come back 10 Honolulu. Miss ". Dawson accom-
Panies Mrs McCOok- The General, during his alb
sence, has lbOred TO benefit the Hawaiian Kingdom
and people by drawing them into a more intimate
commercial union with the United States. under 4
reciprocity treaty, AMI by the establishment Of a
steam line To san Francisco The latter measure
viii undoubtedly succeed the former Is yet doubtful.
The Comet had 4 short run over 20 san Francisco.
In a letter 10 Is, Capt Patty says I'VE had a fine
passage Of IL days and : hours We passed the Gate
ne . 90 P. " on the 5th Of June. The brig Uoo,Tl4i
came to anchor about mon on the 9Th. We had fair
wind with god weather most Of the passage
The NisSionary Packet Morning Star leaves On
Monday, July 1t, Er a voyage 70 the Micronesian
Islands She VIII visit all the stations there. carry
ing supplies To the Missionaries, and Will - absent
some five or tx months. Rev. Il JohyEy. he {
goes a. del l-tte ofthe Hawaiian r